Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11
Affairs I'm New York.

Affairs I'm New York.
LETT AND STOCKING LEFT OFF TIE GENERAL
ORDER LIST.
NEW YORK, March lin a public notice
issued by Collector Arthur, OF the custom
mouse, making disposal OF the general order
business, tie stores AMI warehouses Of the house
of Leet * Stocking are omitted from the list
MORE Ring RoGUEs GOING TO TURN STATES
EVIDENCE.
III Is stated that the chairmaker Ineersoll
plumber Keyser, Hennessy, Cooke and Wood,
ward will turn states evidence. The indict-
ments against lngersoil have been withdrawn
BY direction OF the Attorney General and when
TIE sheriff has an opportunity TO arrest him he
Will be prevented by the authorities. samuel
d. 1nden says there are five bushels of testi-
mony collected against Tweed, and ut very
little OF the evidence against the ring has been
published. Charles O'COnnor will give his pro-
fessional aid 10 the prosecution of the ring
criminals when the trial OF the Jumel will case
GOVERNOR wAENorH, OF LOUISIANA,
has arrived in this city. He is understood 10
have pronounced against the administration,
and viii favor Judge Davis if Grant is renomi-
mated. A New Orleans geutlem an ACCOMPANY
ing the governor reports that
GIN. LoNGsrREET
mas resigned the surveyorship OF New Orleans
on the ground that he cannot approve the "A
minlstration policy of Louisiana.
MUNICIPAL ANARCHY.
,,on 'oen says tels city presents peculiar situs
uon. It's chief magistrate is on trial, its law
omcers are under suspicion, its police are with
out the confidence of the people, its highest
Judges are under investigation. There is really
z condition Of municipal anarchy. The whole
burden OF representing the interests, rights and
SAFETY OF the people are thrown upon the public
press and few private citizens, with none of
Controller Green cDdors, j these statements OF
Tilden.
TIE rNrKRNArIoNALs
here are trying to organize mass meeting at
Tompkins SQUIRE to- morrow.
FATAL sTABBIyG.
Dennis Healy fatally stabbed Lawrence Green
III quarrel in Brooklyn yesterday.
THE ELECTION FRAUDS
IN Brooklyn were traced TO Archie Bliss and
other members of the water beard. Il. McI.sugh-
I'm snd others, OF the police commissioners, a.
by the Prospect Park commissioners,
Rich DEVELOPMENTS COMING As TO THs RING
FRAUDS.
IL Is stated that lngersoll will testify as TO
whose houses he filled with costly furniture for
which he charged the city. IL is said tn al his
testimony will show where hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars went. keyser, the ring plumber,
VIII also testify to having been required By mem
bers OF the ring TO include immense sums in his
bills for their benefit. VIM. III. Cooke, who is
now at St Gatherings, Canada, will come here
spiracy with Tweed for robberies Ina the DEPART
ment Of public works.
SICKNESS OF ONE MAYOR HALLS JUEYMEN.
An immense crowd endeavored to obtain adj
mittance to common pleas court this morning,
probably owing to the rumor that Mayor Hall
would crcSs-examine Carney. The police were
Cdicu 1fftO rtluieltlon Defore order could be
stored. After the general term had been opened
and adjourned to the first Monday in NAV, the
court OF general sessions then opened for the
trial of Mayor Hall. Upon calling the roll OF
The jurors one OF them was found to be absent.
A certificate was read from q physician stating
that il would endanger the life Of the Juror 20
attend for several Gays. After some debate
from the counsel, Judge DAILY adjourned the
court till Friday morning. The physician states
that Mr. Clark, the sick Juror, Is suffering from
great nervous prostration, and having had an
he be entirely relieved from service on the jury
The last suggestion OF the physician occasioned
the debate, and the court is TO have the usual
legal investigation into the physical condition
Of the juror.
THE GENEVA WATCH swISpLH.
Tie Tribune continues its exposure of the Ge-
neva watch swindle. 1t says the gold watches
average from two to six csrats, andthe so-called
silver watches are plated. Two lady school
teachers were swindled last Saturday, the Elias
crowd refusing to return the money. One young
lead. The case which Elias had brought inso
court last week was Put-up jOb-the party
arrested being one Of the gang, furnished with a
who conducted the case endeayored, unsuccsss.
suiiy, TO bride both the reporters Of the Tribune
and Herald, and then threatened violence.
More Developments connected with
TIE HARLEM COURT HOUSE swINpLE
are published. Over S26s $50 have been paid
nom the county treasury for this building,
which has not reached above the foundation
walnut and other lumber for floors, which are
proven to have been delivered at the new house
OF Senator Henry w. Genet, as well as iron work.
carpenters and laborers services, etc. One
Michael j. Quigg swears that Genet stated that
ne intended building his new residence out of
the appropriations for the new court house. and
to make the city treasury foot the bill. The
lumber was bought of Miller & Co., one of the
members Of which firm, Mr.. A. Sanford. of
Oneida county, was a senator at the time the bill
passed authorizing the erection Of a new court
house. Not q foot Of lumber has vet been used
on the court house foundation.
REPORTER GARRoTEp.
John Finn, Herald reporter, was knocked
down and robbed In east Broadway last night by
garroters. IL Is feared his injuries will prove
fatal. One Of the garroters was arrested.
Ftendfsh Murder.
MAN KILLS HIS WIPE AND pHRRR cHILDREy.
DAYTON. OHIO, March 10.-A horrible murder
was committed six miles northeast of this city
last night. A woman named Mary MarQuardt,
aged 50, and her three children, aged, respec-
lively, six and eight years and six months, are
supposed to have been killed by her husband,
Leonard Marquardt, who h now in Jail. The
woman was found In bed, naked, apparently
having been strangled. The children were
found on the bank OF creek some distance from
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