New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CLEANING SOME WEST SIDE STREETS,

CLEANING SOME WEST SIDE SlhEhA0'
Now that the spring srsetcleanng Ie is H. 1yot
inc ,ts energies 20 clearing away 0bstIuctohs
Gansevoort Market, that neiglDoirhoSGu, wv" We -
1 a short set adjoining the market and
forming the extension of Washlngtonn-sI:, Wa W. "a
pied by large number OF Captah ,n rcInoye The
large piles of sand, gravel, stones anu
bricks which had accumulated there; lhese pdes
xe, the result of excavations made by the iaOoreiS
of the Department of Public Works "ho were iaS
inc ppes In the interior Of the market lew "eeks
ago and TO them 4 was said me "ork VI of The
really belonged. But one o. the employees VI Wv
Street-C leaning Bureau explained to thot
porter yesterday Wit an ar OF tTov;s their
7'them Public Works people hivcr khoHs 'ii ~
bizness: 80 We Just thought we'd tache EN- I' 0'0'
IN = way s.r,es cleaned in the neighborhood of
Cansevoort Market are "a follows aC,ofu'hE 20
nenntv Inspector Plunketts report Ghrs'oPhI-
% 'fro1, GreeDwich-avc. 20 the N0ith kiNtl; wee
hawken-st from West Eleycnth-st 10 ChtlS.oPilgtI
e. Hndson-st from Houstou-st 10 tourteentl-sti
Washington-st., from ilouston-st 20 "%neev s.'
Barrow-st., from HudsOn-st. 10 the Noith i W.,
Jittle Twelfthst., from Hudson-st. To the North
P;ver Sixth-aye from FOurtceHth-St. 10 Carlnne-
81; CaI1ne-I fr n" udSont 70 FouTtecnth at;
GreenwicI-ave from Sixth-aye. 10 LigGth-aVe'i
Ninth-ayc,. from F0urteenth-st to Groen"ich-st.;
Canseyoort- st: Gro, Isl. from Hudson-st. TO ihe
North River; Bankst. from iiudson-st' 10 me NoI.h
River; Bethune-s from Crt nwIehst. TO me No III
River and TWelfth-St,, from HudsOn-s'' 10 'no
Besides the above, Lexington Third, Fourth, FIFTH
nd Oil-lN ,
seyepth-sts were swept late last evening i specdi
order Parts the Firth, sixteenth. Twentieth anI
Twenty-frst Precincts were a,9o passed over WIN
lie swee ping machines of the bureau; -, 1870.
Inspector Plunkett said yesterday ihll nc ~,
were as clean a. newly washed pane me mu s,r r"tv
the bill before the Legislature taxing tIT Nuoor
cleaning ont OF the hands OF the police Viii never
become q law.
CHANGES N MINOR BROOKLYN COURTS.
To-day a change in minor court jurisdiction takes
nlace in Brooklyn. For several years tlero Iiafe
been six justices of the peace ana one Poh'o JH'g,
each with general iuTlsdcton' Nv inc Nv ~. 80"
tI,r, will be- three Justices of the peace each Win
senarate district and with jurisdiction oniy ~ C:S
,SSce districts and one at the City Hall. or the
present justices OF the peace three go our ~ %
tv evniTatiou of term. The other three Nlu holu
pS az follows: Justice Courtney in the First
District including the First Second tlith SKILL
Eighth Tenth and Twelfth Wards with ms 'oul' CONT
room nj the CITY Hall; Justice kiehl IN the second
n;s1rirt including the Third, Fourth, seventh
Ninth Eleventh. Twentieth, fwenty-ir'I; Wohl
second, Twenty third, INent} -i9nI'm r any IMrm'S
Gfth Wards; Justice kenna ia ne lhIu bs''! ~
including the remaining seven W aFds, an III III
Eastern District. The terms OF these Ju'll'oS VIII
Ibr four police justices are Garrett Bergen for the
First District, with court-i0om AT O%u'V az" n
BGtler-ss to WON c al, T Trntb and Eleventh
Precincts: f. g. Fisher IN The StG0nd District T,.l
his court room at Gates aud hcd,aHH,S'', ',ui ,
whom case. from the Ninth, Ninth-sup " 'i'H ilu
TI;rtaenta Precincts will come; Charles Na'hr III
the Third Distinct, with courtroom az Hn,,o, 49,,
ST aud Mont ruSc-aNC., Win ponce 'to's i"''' ~
NTH sixth and seventh Precincts; ana the prs. III
Police Justice Andrew Walsh 20 the tliy, itli,
court-roorn with cases from the flTSt, Sttolu am
Fourth Precincts The salaries OF the Jusug'S "i
the Peace are 81 800 year ana or tnc Io.Tu
Justices $3jOO year. The clerks % the ia5icr VIII
S,ca;vc ri SnO q vear each. 4 French anu Ncrnin
internretor will be employed III the courts oi
Jnstices BERGEN aud Wal,h and an ltaIiah inter
prefer will Ice engaged for AL tie courts
FLOWERS FOR WAsHINGTON'S TOMB
g tIof Washington Post q
the Grand Army of the Rcpublc 10 90 10 Mount
Vernon on Decoration Day and place Hover ~ me
grave of the Father OF his Country Is meeting wltn
mut n favor among the members OF the fos'l ana IL
IL deemed certain that suffer mt number VIII 20 10
- Tho a1tira success Several members OF other
Grand Army Posts and of the oh ana othrt NJ
tion,l t;uard regiments have asked 10 De a9WSd
10 accompany the Post PIcsldcat GARFIELD VIII De
asked to deliver tie Grafton, ana IN, hlthn1ls W ',,
Cabinet and prominent Army and Navy oncers al
Washington will invited TO be present II
is not yet decided whether To 60 ~
boat or rail. Among the members OF the I"7i viz
are taking active Interest IN the movement NJ
General NJ T. Mcmahon, General Arson o. MC1 "oK'
General Henry T.. Davies, General >. ). iili1nS'
Colonel j. C. Litchieid L. ;. A.. Captain W harton'
of General Hancc Ks stan, C",o1eI Nl,i1aih ~,
Troichel Colorcl Charles Frcchcl Colonel Charles
w. Fuller, Colonel Henry Smith, Colonel a; ".
CLARK. Major Wiu Brodhcad, Major Denison, Mayo"
Charles H. Hatch Surgeon Mentin, L.. :; ~ a2-
tGin Wits, L. = ~; CAPTAIN - I. MIC MOI
ant Arthur L. = N, Major Ivan Talbot ana
The officers of the Post are General VI. T. McMahon.
commander General Henry +, RavaI7' Sior Vice.
commander Major Fredcnck }. Locke auiil'int,
Cantain j. " Miles, adjutant Colonel 1. W. III
Ter officer of the day MAYOR Ivan lahon, "hccr %
the guard.
Dr,Tt1 ny mp SALVATORE CARO-