, 1872-11-16
NEW YORK.

Mayor Ha1ls1 Case-Eatal Shooktne
ARRAY - Religious Statistics - The
IS Missouri - Investigation - Silk
VEeavers on a aStrike-Congratu1at
Insurance Observation-Disclosures
Local News.
spscia! Despatch to The Chicago 7ribuns.
NEW YoaK, Nov. l5.-The statement that a
change Ia impending In the management OF the
New York Tribune iB not correct The stock
holders are harmonious, and no editorial reor-
ganization has even been discussed. ME. White
law Reid is not going to Europe but will con:
course, will occupy the same editorial leader
[7o Lte Associated Pr<ss.1
New YoRK, Nov: 15:-District Attorney GarVin
denies the report that the prosecution propose
to enter ,,otle prosequi in the case Of Mayor
Hall, which has been already twice before a
jury.
Tbs ailk-ribbon Teayers in West Twenty
ninth street establishment are on q strike, re-
sisting IS per cent reduction OF their wages.
Early this morning Michael Daugherty, John
Davis, and Thomas Donnellan entered the lq-
nor atore Of Patrick Roche, at the corner OF
6tcuben and Henderson streets, In jersey City,
when Donnel1an accused Davis OF striking him
ter said he had, and offensively added that he
would lido it again" Donnellan Immediately
struck Daris, who drew pistol and shot Don
nellan inaicting q fatal wound. Davis fed.
i A6 teueTa1 1klEEuud13 tQuI4ttto VI tut3
Methodist Church report the receipts Of the past
year at $661 ,056; disbursements, 9590, SAT; in
crease Of collections over 1871, about $4,000.
The pecuniary basis for missionary work for
1873 was made at $500, 900; $136, 900 Was for
foreign missions. and $4,000 for domestic
missions.
It is proposed that each Episcopal Church in
this city should maintain at least one missionary
among the Indians.
At the investigation Of the Government 1n-
s7f %1on n+a
Missouri, OCT. %, near the Bahamas where go
many lives we're lost, Patrick McGovern pan
tryman, testified that everything WAS done that
could be done with the means on board, to
extinguish the FIRE, and that the boat in
which he waB could not remain near nor commit
nicate with those remaining on the ship, but
picked up all that jumped overheard while the
boat WAS alongside.
Congratulatory messages we're exchanged to-
day between the Mayors OF Adelaide, Australia,
and New York, upon the completion Of tele-
graphic communication.
Judge Pratt vacated his appointment Of
Receiver Of the International Insurance CoEa2a-
ny, and Judge Fancher's appointee, Jarvis Slade,
is now the permanent Receiver.
The Market Insurance Company has decided
TO wind up It claims to be able to pAy all la
bilities and divide rs OF 80 per cent among tie
stockholders.
The Swiss residents are making great prepara-
tions to celebrate the 565th anniversary Of SWISS
1nQepenQenc6, ~. -.......
The proposition to raise q fund for monu.
ment over the remains Of Walter Brown meets
with favor among the boating men,.
Francis Cassiday, arrested and imprisoned
some months ago On suspicion Of connection
with the Panorrno murder, has sued Captain
Ferry, Of The Brooklyn police, for Slo,00o
damages.
Colonel Mcdaniel offers to match his stah!e in
three races, against any horse or horaes in the
world, to be ramed at the post, in two. three and
four mile heats, for $4,000 or 10000 each
racs; the races to be run over tia Saratoga
Course New York, any time between thu last Of
July aa1 TIA 1st Of September, 1879.