New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
NETWORK CITY.

4 More than l,IOO eppnIgrants arrived at castle
Garden yesterday an unusual number at this season
During the past week 3i7 miles OF street
we're cleaned and 71 loads OF rubbish were remover
| from the city total cost, Sll,eiZ' 80
Richard r. Butter, thel alegedl defaultlng
member OF the firm OF William F. Clerke ~ Co., was
| committed yesterday, in default OF $4,000 PAIL
The first annual literary entertainment OF
the Povmnan Association viii take place at tho Turn
Hall, No. 60 East FOurthst., next Wedhesuay,N p M
The 600 Mormons who arrived at tbis port
in the steamer Minnesota Monday left for Utah yes
terdsv afternoon by special train the Pennsylvania
| Central Railroad.
Gov. Hoffman has given to Detective James
NJ Tley requsition for the person OF NJ H. Leverson'
who IL low in New-Jersey, charged with kidnapping
| Gen. Viele's child at Lake Mahopac'
Jones's Wood was again crowded, yesterday
] the third day OF the suabian festival The exercises
consisted Of dancing social games and other pastmes
| the programme of the first day being repeated
Henry Hoffman, convicted of cOunterfelting,
and sentenced 10 three years imprisonment BY Judge
Benedict OF the United Circuit Court for the South
ern District OF NeW-YOrk, has been pardOneu ny INC
President after serving 10 months Of his sentence
| Susan Gormley, age 81, of No. 301 East
Thirty-nnth-s committed suicide, yesterday morning.
by cutting throat with her husbands razor she hd
been subject to fits and consequent menai %
down stairs, where she was subsequently found dead
The Rev. Dr. Philip Schaf, Secretary of the
Evangelical Alliance, has returned from Europe About
80 Europeans have promised to attend and address the
Autumn OF 1873 DR.. Sehaff has also secured the CO.
operation Of American and English dyines In me WORK
OF revising the Bible which will be begun Immediately
The building of a Crystal Palace in this city,
TO be used for perpetual worlds fair, is advocated In
the same building will be museum Of art and public
library surrounded by botanical garden, similar to
that at the OLD lxemDouIg faee . f thi ne
living between the east side OF FOurthave and the west
SIDE of Thrdave the north side OF Ninetyeghthst aud
the south side of One-hundred The prop
ery will be owned by company
The Board Of Police transmitted to the
officers Of the department. yesterday aresoluon direct
ing captains instruct the paromen and officers of
their precincts to carefully whether street lamps
are lighted and burning in the night time. II any
found not burning which I'm condition 10 burn, they
are to be Immediately lighted by the parolmen. The
S the desk at the expiration OF each Of ngat duty
all lamps found not burning and the hour when they
were lighted by the patr0lnen.
Application was made yesterday in the Su-
preme Court Chambers before Judge Leonard for the
discharge Of Dr. Charles W. selden of No. CT Amy-s
and Elijah Savage, who under arrest on charge
OF having been concerned In committing an abortion on
Barbara VOss Counsel for the prisoners claimed that
there nothing in the evidence already taken TO show
that abortion had been committed at all and there
fore asked for discharge. Assistant
sullivan opposed their release but consented that bail
should be taken Judge Leonard fixed seidens bail at
q, 800 and Sayage's at $1,000.
No. 1911 of the Eighth Precinct Police, who
was on duty Broadway, where the photograph
swindle is nightly perpetrated on the public evidently
believes that honestly conducted. 1t clear that
No l2l1 is too simple for important duty What is
wanted there is a policeman who VIII warn strangers
that No 65 is swndle pure and simple; and who pass
ing through the will take in charge and commit the
half dozen young scamps who 20 about drawing prizes
whenever they like to induce others TO try their luck"
When papable fraud is found in full blast in Broadway
naturally suPpOses that the police are partieeps
frImintS
BROOKLYN.
Peter Hogan, waiter, was arrested, yester-
dav for attempting TO take the life Of Mrs Margaret
McKern OF No 1873 Frontst by cutting her throat with
a knife and presenting revolver at her head.
The Investigating Committee of the Bridge
Company has acknowledged the report of the subCom-
mtee of Fifty, and states that Immediately on reas-
semblng, after the Summer vacation, 1t will continue
the investigation.
Rather than lose the city funds now de-
posted with it and ordered to be withdrawn the Trust
Company has offered to pay taxes on $1,000 OF ITS capt
claiming that 1t was not bank
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHToN.-At the last meeting of the
village Trustees the salary Of tho Clerk was Ased at
200; that Of the Marshal at 81 Oo while the Treasurer
will receive one-half Of per cent OF all moneys re-
ceiyCd and disbursed
PORT RfcHMoND.-The following have been appointed
Board OF Excise: Messrs Ross, Miller and the Presi
dent Of the Village Trustees.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEWBURGH. The Howard Fire Association
Of Charlesown, Mass arrived here from NewYork yes
terday on the steamer Daniel Drew the guests Of the
Rlnggod Hose Company, No l. and will remain two I
DAYS They were welcomed by tine ringing OF bells and
firing Of cannon Mayer samue shutter made an address
welcome, which responded 10 by the PRESIDENT OF
the Charestown Common Council Mr.. Hill. The entlre
Department turned out IA the afternoon 10 DO honor
the visitors, and marched in procession through the
principal streets. banquet was gwen AZ tnc @
States Hotel last evening and to-day there VIII be an
excursion TO Orange Lake. Tile Howard Association
will leave here for Charlestown via Newfork, tomor
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-Samuel Heron, arrested
few weeks since for smuggling laces from White Star
Line steamer was removed yesterday from the Hudson
County Jail 10 Trenton trial in the United States Dis
trict Court Emma Bowers, age 2, Of Forrest-st old
Bergen City, drowned IN clstern yesterday bA-
sheriff John H. Mdmer age As, died at his residence on
Tuesday night, after protracted Illness
NEwARK.-Lee Griggs, carpenter, residing at No. SO
Iaay ete-s, struck by locomotive on the Penn
sylyania Railroad Tuesday His foot was crushed TO
iey the lower part OF his body terribly acerated and
he sustained a compound fracture OF the elbowJomt.
His foot was ampuated at St. MichaePs Hospital yester
found In the canal Saturday the jury rendered yes
terday a verdict of murder. James Nelch was com
mted to await the action or the Grand Jury Tor perpe
trating the crime and Daniel Cassidy John Kenny, and
Michael Wech were held accessories TO the murder.
They were taken 10 the County Jail last evening.
HoDoKEY-The Common Council has authorized i'm
prOyements in JeersOnst TO cost $4,000 George Becker
has been appointed inspector OF the Adams-st improve
James Sheridan OF MOnrOest. was arrested last
night charged with brutay assaultng his wife, On the
way to Jail he escaped, but was recaptured.
POLICE NOTES.