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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY
HARLEM COURTHOUSE FRAUDS.

HARLEM COURTHOUSE FRAUDS
The investigation into the frauds IN building
the IXth District Courthouse was resumed before the
Senate Committee Yesterday morning. Judge Josiah
Porter Civil Justice Of the IXth District, called az
a witness He knew the lots purchased for the Court
house; he entered upon his duties as a Commissioner
early i'm the Summer OF 1870 did not know who suggested
Genes name as counsel and nothing said about his
duties did not know that Louis Baker receiving pay
al the rate OF 5000 per year superintendent until last
Fall; never was qualified as a Commissioner do not
know either OF the employment OF Geo II. E. Lynch "a
assistant clerk at $500 per year. or Of Geo. f. Lynch
as messenger at 800 per year Witness examined the
title of the lots at Mr. Genets SUGGESTION out never
made any charge. Genet made no examination
A hill OF II. W. Genet for examination OF ute, TOT
So OC0 was shown 10 the witness. He knew OF
ices rendered by Mr. Genet for that bill for exam
inatOn in a $4,000 purchase 500 would be fair charge
featuring SatOners for $492 IS and ngersOl Co. for
S6s7S n were shown. Witness thought his signatures
were correct, but had never seen the bills and knew
nothing Of the distribution OF the articles said 10 ne iur
nished, or whether they received The vouchers
purportng to he signed by Judge Porter were shown 10
witness and after an examination he produced one
which he asserted to be forgery This was attached
TO warrant payable TO John T.. Wilson, Dec. %,
1870 for $35O0 John Scalons bill for lumber
contracted for and iron TO he Delivered 2ilO,
was shown The witness. who identified his signature,
knew nothing Of the bill The warrant Endorsed
by ScallOn and II. W. Genet. witness had been ac-
Quanted with Genet for several years; had seen his
house in Harlem and thought IL building at the same
time AS the Courthouse; ON learning OF inc charges OF
fraud the management OF the expenditures, VII
ness very much surprised and In conversation
with McQuade, who also progressed 10 be astOnnded,
asked him II he wOud Join in an effort 10 redress
the matter if possible and received an affirmative reply;
he had not discovered that II. W. Genet was prime
mover I'm the erection Of the Courthouse; Tweed and
MeQuade about active NJ he wac.
The investigation will be continued this afternoon
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wished but good audience present. and tne inter
est was well sustained Mr. Cougars sui9"" was
" Peculiar People"
A stated meeting of the Long Island Histor-
zeal Society was held evening, In the chapel OF the
Packer Institute Prof George Barker NJ D.. OF Iale
College read a paper entitled "IDe hlsVoiy vi Asuo
nOmical Spectroscopos."
The Commissioners Of Emigration held a
regular meeting Castle Garden, yesterday afternoon
Commissioner Hart in the chair Only routine business
was trnsacted During the past week 4,5sG emgranIs
arrived, making 2A.324 since Jan. J.
The Kings County Exposition and Indus
trial Fair at Brooklyn will not close until Nov D. the
statement that IL would close yesterday having been
erroneous In the mean time extensive additions arc
making daily and Miss Winnie Ream can be seen every
afternoon modelling from HE
The directors of the National Rife Assocla-
ton met at No l9l Broadway yesterday. Capt Wingate
reported that work advancing fsvoraby on the rue
ranges that the association has purchased abroad ~
a cost OF SOi3 80, so TARGET slabs one double an
single mantlets II ringing centers, and 10 tlgSei''''
with the necessary appurtenanGes.
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THE RING SUITS.

VIM. VI. Tweed's counsel did not appear
Yesterday before Judge Brady TO have the amount Of
bail determined, but Sheriff Brennan stated that Mr..
Tweed had eleeraphod that he would appear in Court
to-day and give bail. The Grand jury in session
during the day, but presented indictments III the
Court Of oyer and Termner, ana consequently bench
warrants were issued Sheriff Brennan for the arrest
OF any OF the members of the Ring against whom it l.
asserted indictments have been prepared
The civil actions begun by the Board Of Supervisors
against Tm. H. Tweed Richard 3. Connolly, and Thus
c. Fields up, yesterday, in the supreme Court,
spcciaI Term, before Judge Barrett demurrer.
was argued ia behalf Of the defendants THAI these
were similar 10 those brought Dy 1r AttOrneyGeucral
in Albany and that the decision OF The Court at Albany
showed that the Supervisors Rad 10 prosecute
the actions In tChan ot the supervisors II was
tended thst the Board party 10 these suits,
the decision was not binding pa any way. After discus
SON. IL was agreed TO submit the papers 10 the Court
The suits against lugersJ and the other members OF
the Ring werc adjourned over the term.
It Was stated iu yesterday TRIBUNE that indct-
mcnt had been found by the oyer aud Tcminer Grand
Jury against John y. FacOnar iOr forgery, and the
gronuds for Tho action 81 the Grand Jdly given The
Indictment against JOhn ID. Harrington lr lnst' "a
OF John -. FaicOuer, a. printed.
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PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF wEsTCHESTER
COUNTY TOWNS.

PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF WESlCHESlLi'
COUNTY TOWNS.
The scheme in favor of anneXing the town
of Morsanla and possibly the OF West Farms and
that portion of Yonker lying south of the limits OF the
City Of Yonkers has been revived and seems TO meet
with considerable encoura cement, especially among the
citizens of Morisana who most feel the necessity Of
full supply Of pure water and see hut little
chance Of getting il without submitting 10
annexation 70 this city and consequent increase
OF taxation. Some years ago Warren Leland
and others proposed to procure an abundant supply
of pure water for the lower portion OF Wcschester
County from Rye Lake, OF dam constructed al some
MONT on Bynm River; conveying the water thence
through pipes and below POrchcster along the line OF
the Old TURNPIKE Boston Post Road 10 Harlem Bridge
sunulvng the villages OF Porchester Rye MamarOneck
New Rochelle, Eastchester, West Farms, FOrdham,
fremont, MOTisania, and other places adjacent 10
which branch pipes might De lGid. Although ~ Is
believed that NSEYOrk needs all the pure water she can
obtain for her own use, while Rye Lake would be an
annie OF supply for all tho towns on the east SIDE
Of Weschester County for 10 come, the cost Of
carving the project and the presumed dMcutY or
Obtaining tie necessary amount OF funds by sale of
bonds or otherwise. seems likely 10 deter the undertaking.
Again tunnel which j. about 70 Dc constructed I'M
der the Harlem River. from the head Of Scyenthave TO
the Me,cuestCT side, Is expected TO involve Westminster
County TO the extent of from 100000 S500 ana the
prOp0,ed suspension bridge the same river az an-
other point to tie eXCn ana many OF the prop
ery-oWucTs tue lower towns OF WCstehester County
are frightened into the idea that their taxes are key 10
be much heavier than they would be If the towns were
annexed TO the great metropolis. Under these circum-
stances the advocates OF annexation have greatly III
creased u number since the measure was previously
nescntrI goi te consideration Of the people, ana peti-
lions m favor on the tchcme Will be presented 10 the
next Lcg islature
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A MICHIGAN MURDER.

DETROIT Oct 22.-shoItly after O'clock last
nsh two brothers join Charles Ryan, sni friend John R.
McCuoch the u Warren. about 10 miles from this city and
on their way o,ken by rmSeon containing
one OF whom MabrcE As the three youug Turned
out Of rosd John Ryan threw lighted eiger, which
strack Malsbuck, who thought II deliberate insult High
words snd fght followed resulting IN the fatal stshbng
of Ryan bv Msbrueks companion who bis assistance.
Ryan the ARRAY and Masbuck arrested his home.
Toa, about ~ oi giving bis Joseph Fuller
arrested the murderer bis appearance answering the
ichpuon Of Mabuks compnon He can give no clear account Of
LtL.-LlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
WENTWORTH CITY.

Taxes received from real estate on Monday,
HS1J@s 7e.
Controller Green deposited, yesterday, $4,000
a. ihe credit Of tie Department OF Parks.
The Police were informed, yesterday morn
fDg that WD A. Wienocke, lawyer, Of No. 80 ST. Marks
plaoo VIA nssIug having last been about o'clock
last Wednesday evening, az Gold and Fulton.sts lie
were gold watch and cbain and supposed 70 nave
had considerable money IN his possession foui play 10
therefore. suspected.
owen O'COnnOr withdrew, yesterday morn
nr from the safe Deposit Company in Broadway $1OO
IN Hannibal and ST; Joseph Railway per cent bonds
In passing 70 he Herald building Mr.; OConnor lost the
Property aud ~ OF persons have recently been
followed uy p.ckpOckets irOm the Deposit company
u.oe 10 Is nro5ahe that the bonds were stolen.
.Ialnes Burns, who murdered John Halloran
N the Gotham" saloon, April IS and escaped cOnvie-
on n murder by the plea Of insanity was arrested IN
te Bowery by Capt wach Of the Seventeenth Precinct
Police YESTERDAY. Barns ied from the Utica Asylum
nasrty. lie viii be seut back to the Asylum to-day.
The investigation into the causes of the
Biouyille disaster resumed, yesterday before the
Supervisors o. Steamboats,, at No q Pine-st. Capt.
Jefferson Marry after submitting the official report OF
ie steamer Bieuye, repeated tue story OF
t4e disaster already given. Frederick Hargear, the
first waic OF the BieIyile also destined Inc lh'ese@
u,u viii be resumed to-day.
President Grant, accompanied by few
fcuds took the cutter Grant yesterday morn
Ing and preceded down the harbor for The purpose OF
re,ug Miss Nellie Grant, who was TO arrive from Ly-
f...,.1 ON The Cunard steamer Scotia Miss Grant e
i'm company with the wife of eX-Secretdry BOrie.
4 Scotia al not arrive till evening, ana tue absence OF
to ir.sde f. ON hs "quarteIs at the Fifth Avenue
hot, VIC souec Ol regret many OF his friends who
called during liz day.
On Saturday the Health Officer granted a
pct tor tho burial of Nicholas seabrOOk, who died at
Ia Et-t on Mon
d,y. Tue Board OF Health informed the COoners that
tie permit had been granted certificate from Dr.
lirucbSay Of No. l52 East One-hundred and-twenty-
sevenhs stating that death had resulted from typhus
lcyer the primary OF which was alleged TO have
ben u treatment board the White Star steamship
q came from Liverpool Dr. Wooster Beach. Deputy
Coroner was detailed investigate the case. Yesterday
afternoon he entered the COruners office, and petu
Lii-y said that he Lad DR.. BrOckway that the
D3 ~ Wis buIIed and that there nothing in the
r lie subsequently left tue Office without further
explanation. A desire for more thorough inYesuga-
uvu las bveu EXPRESSED,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
couRrHousE FRAuDs IN ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 2?-Some months ago the County
Court appointed committee o. three experts to investigate alleged
suds construction Of the Comfy Jail and building
the -Four Courts" The committee have made elaborate
rsor ed Cad that the burg the county sl8 900
suue This is made Of he amount Of work
OF large contracts without competition
Of large for doEe; the
rrc-. work &C. The building county
tacr s150OO while the actual only
EL.3tuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23

Fes'mirster HOtet-R. Nj. Field Of Boston 6tT-
ss T0e-Mrs golu T. Hoffman Of Albany. fyh lrnae
J. hear NJ j. B. Anhoay q Ptil,eelges zt ~ IIos
C. Of Newark A. n Rams ell Of New ionoon ue
T7 lnss Co1nsctcut Ross HcWse Mrs Cewmoiore inoe
HO-rhe Rev o. p starr OF Gem et
Emerson Aeir0fott ~
Cosirat oten B. r. balan o. 10y
Nr Dsant q Raop JaS r. n Bes Of Ssvarrah 81 N,crils
he.eaIbe Hon. = b Blackstone Of Chcgoi As9r '" aaS ~
Caro- CoL L. VI Abansi the lion . o.
Caao. eC,y William Oenuson Of Ohio. Asor hoeeD"oS
~ ssry uf Peunsriyania; Capt Gov W. Gear eIhA" W.
ka.en M liua.n eH-MaIoT IaaA u P0ash keeple
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Announcement
Irritation OF scalp-BURNErr's COCAINE cures.

DoS'T WAIT FOR A COLD TO co AWAY OF
irsEIY YoR so mRlrArED
AID ISFLSxD row AccoEPASYiSG COUGH, THAT BRoS
curs CONSCIOUS
DlxokE RITHKE oSoE uESe
DIX. JAMES ETFzcroEASr, LoosKS1So
PROMOTING ErPEcroRArIoS.
AND srRESGrHESHG THROAT AND Lrs0,.
Sam
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IEcIrREs AND MEETINes.

Thc neW,y-clccted officers Of the Cold tx
chance were auy installed yesterday.
Tie Presbyterian Synod Of Long Island has
elected -l Rev. Dr. j. ID. Wells as Moderator.
james Anthony Froude will deliver the
flH.h lecture il his course 40 Association Han this
e,c4.s, Ais subject being Grattan and the vOun-
fcts.-'
John y. Gough lcctured at Steinway Hall,
iSsf l RE house was not as full as could have been
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HoRsE FpIpFMIc-A PRFvrNuyR.

BEoSoCHLoRALUS has been used with remarkable in
Toronto, Montreal and Bufal preventive COR this disease
Sprinkle the stable vash the maager Nth Diluted purify
AMI The wash for mouth and nohls II will arrest
discharge the spread disease. by
THDkS Il Co., l76 wnliam.st.
and By Druggists generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION. =

HE NAii'AAH i'@c4<A-'NL NO-' 'i-''ii
The Commissioners of Insurance OF the
several states represented assembled ia the hall Of the
Board of UNDERWRITERS, No 1856 Broadway, vest rday
IN addition those present the ions day were
j. ". Ford, the new y-creatcd Commissioner Of CALI
fCrnia ana Stephen III. Rhodes Massachusetts. The
Hon Albert W. Paine OF Maine was appointed Chairman.
letter was received from Gen. Iartranit, Governor
rlscf al Penn yIYaI.a stating tn9t hc would De- present
on gAursdny. necessary. Abort W. Paine or Maine
was eleceo temporary president. SECRETARY oc0t ten
road several letters received nom officers who
unable 10 attend Mr.. OcOtt remarked, In view of the
small attendance, That there was nohiAg n the tonsti
tntiUn with reference TO legal quorum d therefore
the prcsent nunDcr Of Delegates WIS competent 10
transact a necessary business Mr. smith f'ier1 ed 10
am lbir4te reuOYt made 40 the last Convention, with
reference 20 winding u iusONcut clupa ICES which was
referred 10 the present CoFcti"i lAs fiehihtht re
merely Tor private consideration IL was tbcn suggested
that tho future session, D. secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23

Gone MORE UNFORTUNATE.n-1he man with
,sst' hat Those Who panie KyoGs No q. broadway se
their F style ~ Has the lucky Tho enterrnspQ the
ani ths sascesu al le0l hat. which ~
ttlIio ~ kaora manufacture.
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HUME NEWS.
PRnNlNKkT ARRIvALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. ATDICKINsoNs IN PARK ROW
sAm-sno Eoon-63Jo 3pm.-6alo htuFht-s9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-JObn Smith, a brakeman on
the Pennsy lvauia Central Railroad, while riding tire
top Of car Monday night sustained serious injuries by
accidentally striking his head against the roof Of the
Markets. depot. George Decknan fell from a scat
folding 80 feet high. in Fourtecnthst, Monday night,
and sustained serious injuries The trial OF CHIEF OF
Police McWilllams Will begin tomorrow
HOBoKES.-JOhn Hldebrtid "a, woIlnown citizen, re-
sldug 80 lnr0 ava MtadcH-sts, dlcd at tate hour ON
Monday IIElt nom an overdose OF iauOanum admins
tered by himself early Iva the evening. II Is
commit suicide, but died from an attack
OF au1u!CNy... Charles Parker WAC arrested
SUNDAY afternoon, charged with rcbbing steamer pas
seugcIs uy representing himself 20 DE- a CusOm-bouse
man .tcrdaJ ana fully committed for trial. Charles
Audrl su. a SWrCe, who run over hy Morris and
y -tx train near Bergen Nlue saturday git died
IIou The effects Of lls uIes, ~ 81. Mary . Hospital,
yesterday.
Trrxroy-Gov. Parker yerte-Gay appointed eight
b,s go ulICs- yio-turs OF the peace ID Hackeusack
Township, Bergen County, under law OF 1863, for the
better prevention ~ crime M thaJ lOcalty Inc same
law is extended 10 Harrington, IN TIC same county This
act intended 90 prov de agin' ~. frequent depfcua-
tons against persons and property. The Governor
also app0in "a John c. Rafferty,, judge OF the Common
4 teas Of Hurterdon Comfy. - n tle vacancy Ucca-
siohed Uy tie death o. Judge ViOtAcos.
PAIERsON.-Fiye acres o. land belonging 10 the city
lave eou Transferred 10 the county as for the
brick and vii be 50 toet u lcugh by 20 feet in depth
AID Two stories h the Board OF Aldermen has
fhu.laad tuc cOrtu1Dn OF nrealaym telegraph OF
Gducweirs patent. The cost b lndted 10 $1,000.
NV trR-Charles Hartman OF NO II Muiberry-st.
cOiuGtticd suicide ycstel igy by shooting himself with
pistol IirudOrc COucar dca4 OLD gentleman.
struck ly e. locomotive Oh the Delaware, LaclaWanua
and Neaeil RAILROAD yesterday and WAC badly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
" RCN TO JARLEY'S -

The genuine Ms will give exhibition tibs first Of the
season) Association Hail. TErKDAY EyENIse See ad,c,isemegt
4 y smother cclumB
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE.-'Ihe residence of Mrs. SEQ
Geld Brown at Milton, was destroyed by fire Monday
night The 9O0O insurance, 5000 The fire was
the work OF an lncendiary.
UrrER PIERMoNI.-At about daylight Monday
morning the bodies Of three dead discovered
living upon or near the track Of the Northern NewJersey
Railroad, Just below the at this place. One Of
them lay between the two rails, ana presented only
slight Indications OF the injuries which had produced
death Tue second OF the bodies lay few feet below.
The head and arms had been completely severed from
tie trunk The third body lay 10 side OF the track,
aud was horribly nangled. Near the scene lay frag-
rnents 0r some LIQUOR bottles Tho bodies supposed
10 have those of Nj land Railroad abJTers, and the
DClcgtion. as 20 the death that the men
were intoxicated, and walking uDOn tie track, when
they were struck by the night TRAN. Tine whistle was
blown hy the engineer as he nearcd the curve. but the
men were probably 100 much under the influence Of
liquor O. notice II.
NYtCK.-The people Of this place voted, Yesterday,
upon ruOrstiOn. which carried by w aiurltJ
Tue Wbuc number of votes cast "Is 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
BROOKLYN.

Prospect Park visitors last week, $3.50.
Mayor Powell signed $4,000 worth of AS
srssuent Fund Bonds yesterday.
4 number of the city railroad horses have
bscu attacked with supposed epidemic.
A DeKalb-ave. car ran into a GreenpOint
ear. no Westinghouse. last evening. Both ears were
damaged badly and considerable excitement caused
among large number OF passengers.
John Monaghan and Edward DOnnelly, two
rrrnloyes OF the Robins Wood Preserving Company,
ouarreled az the foot OF Twenty thst, last evening"
and tho latter dangerously stabbed ia the abdomen
AIRS Elizabeth Cooper, age 40, died at her
residence in Hcksst yesterday Her husband, at the
time Of his death, was Commodore OF the East India
Souadron and the officers OF the vessel which
ear led over the American Commissioners NnO signed
the Treaty Of Client Her father the proprietor Of
Ies,is Ferry now Fulton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23

NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-In the Court of Oyer
and Termner Justice Pratt presiding, at this place,
among disposed OF were those of Oliver Crooks,
indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses,
while Collector Of the town Of NewtOwn and Of Francis
McKenna for misdemeanOr in not fling returns Of con-
vicons with the County Clerk required by the stat
ute while occupying the position of Justice Of the Peace
OF tho same town These indictments, with number
aannst other town officers obtained by associa
the Reform Association, operating through
a Committee Of SeYenty-One," for the correction OF
alleged aross rreguaty IN the local government Of the
town OF NowtOwu The evidence submitted was 155ied
insufficient and both instances the defendants
pronounced guilty Ia the Of Justice hckenna,
jury d not leave their seats. Daniel Ayers, in
dlc assautng with intent 10 kali An Joe, China
pleaded not guilty, and was ordered TO ind 5000
bali appear at the next Court OF Sessions. C. John
sou. alias j. King indicted for horse stealing, pleaded
gut, remanded 10 appear before the Court
OF Sessions. Patrick Butler ana Leah Jones' indicted
for grand larceny, pleaded guilty. ana were sentenced
90 imprs ument in the Kings County Peniteuary, the
former and the latter Tor
TN NerIgu indicted for the murder of his wife, VIII be
tired today, Judge samuel II. Morris appearing for the
defense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23

Lewis and Franklin; Ron ISAAC T. EGBERI IN
tbsuu0ua araugg; October ~ Gen HENbi A. BAR
NUN viii h appointments Onodaga and Cortland until Sny c.
H. SEDGNICh efl Of syracuse, will I'D series 0 appointments IN
Yates commencing Penn Tuesday tie ID nI running
through week.
Gen KILPATRCK will be engaged, this week, in NeHJeey. lie
viii then ~ the tx appointments for this state
The Engagements BANKS Massachusetts, such as
render 10 Impossible him 10 address bis friends m NewYok
STFPHES M My will adres the people Of Clinton ard Essex
Counties Tor the re- DAYS
Gen THOMAS r. BOURNE viii f series OF appointments in Gin
tom County, q the 29.l al Essseule.
JOHN COCHEANE Chairman IIbea Republican State Committee
ALLEN G. BEACH, Chairman democratic Executive Committee
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-06

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