New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
NEW-YORK CITY.


take place at st. stephens Roman Catholic ChnrGn ~
Thrdaye., near Twenty-thrdst. tomorrow hofhns ~
1880 o'clock.
The Vermont Central system of railroads
which have como under the control OF the New-iorA'
Boston and Montra, noted In TIE TRIBUNE s Iuw
days ago, 100 miles IN length instead Ol ZVO DO
enormously stated.
The license of Sias ID. Crossman, jr., master
on inland steamers revoked sterday by the Local.
Board OF Steamboat Inspectors violation OF the law
I'm taking charge OF the Volunteer, vessel bound LOT
New-Orcans Not being familiar with the "atets' no
her ashore on the North Carolina coast
The last animal report of the Newly
Juvenile Asylum shows that during tho 81 years OF lts
existence the institution has received and cared ior
l645l children. In the industrial department % Doys
and co girls have been employed house and grounds
have been purchased at Bloomington l Tor depot lor
the children West The receipts of the Society our
ing the year were Sli0sH JG expenditures N4OSis 5o
Now that the principal witnesses TO the shoot
ing Of Robert Dunn by william j. sharkcy-John Bets
ana Harry W. Klen-have been approhonded and are ID
safe keeping the trial Of Sharkey Will take place ~ an
early day l Is not yet set down. Pnt Assss h ca
early next week The cases OF the sailors p9alaip@.
house keepers charged with conspiracy 10 defeat e
working Of the shipping law, Will be tried today
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From taxes arrears OF water rents
and interest 81 assessments on street openings ana
improvements and interest 993J 49, arrears OF taxes
and assessments Croton water rents, Interest, &c,
s7447 95 water rents, s32 5g market rents and Ices
interest &c, 1851 65: permits 10 build vaults. tap
water pipes DC. Sll7 5O Cty Marshall LICENSE iccs ana
fines, sl3s 5Oi total, S3s,oiS 7S
The Austrian corvette HelgOand, Chevalicr
William I,uud IN command, came 10 anchor OF the Bat
terry at 10 A. No. yesterday. Capt Lund left Trieste on
training voyage Nov. g. 1872, with 10 midshpmcn and
the full complement of rs board. He intends TO
remain OF the coast for month or mOrt staying mere
two weeks, and visiting Newport ana Boston before san
ing for Austria, whcn they will reach by August III
time to attend the Vionna Exposition
Bernard Mil died at No. 240 RiyingtOn-st.,
on Wednesday, 1t supposed at the time from the
effect Of wound IN The back inflicted by Joseph
Martin Deputy Coroner Beach made an autopsy, yes
terday aud discovered that the wound which Nil re-
ceiyed not OF serious nature aud that death had
really caused by Inflammation Ot the BRAIN IL II
thought that deceased either fell heavily on the SIDE
walk or was struck on the head Win some weapon.
Martini the accused, win be confined IN the EtyeHth
Precinct StatohOuse until after the inquest upon Nlls
body which VIII be held, ON Saturday, ~ Coroner Herr
man.
The Stokes decision, rendered in the General
Term day before yesterday the tak, yesterday, III
probably every house, ANA the almost unnatural cool
ness with which The prisoner received the udings was
the subject OF universal comment aud wonderment The
illusions in the Courts and among the lawyers generally
were directed naturally more TO the legal aspects OF Ic
ease, and tie comprehensive ana eareIuIJ %Ilt.em @
opinions of Justices Brady aud Fanrher received very
favorable cUmnrut-. Tie IRIBuSEs Ntrpatim report
"a live and half columns was tht Pnc,pa, one ieau,
aud unusually large NUMBER oI IklBuhLs were seen
Court aud were preserved Tor future refer
cucc.
Printing Offices are not generally very at
tractye to visitors 10 wOrkmen, but those who at
tended tue dedication of Russell Brothers Printing
house on Rose-st. to Faust Gutenberg, and Franklin,
Yesterday afternoon. had opportunity Of seeing as
perfectly arranged an office NewYOrk boasts Of The
room occupies half of the first floor. 50 by 100
icrt ana the story Is ue pressroOn OF similar
dimensions. The drying ana hydraulic presslngfOOms
are IN the basement and the upper n0Ors are USED IoF
cectrotypmg, blankbOOk, and letterpress 3inIins.
Np.IFr
Ortoa, F A. Farmer John H. Han, William Appletoh'
Jo.eph Russell tine senior partner with 80 years or
printing office experience resting upon ms shoulders
presided and modesty received the praises added TO his
BROOKLYN.
During the past week there were 1SS deaths
in the city, including from smallpox and 45 from con
sumption.
The Rev. George Swain, late of Marlboro,
n L. gas installed pastor Of the Gates-aye. Presby
u rian Church, yesterday.
The new Health Board held secret session,
yesterday and elected President, Gen Jourdan; San
itary Super ntendent DR.. Benjamin A Segn Registrar
Dr lanes Wait; Sanitary Inspectors Fred H. Cotton,
Tnomas Baylis. c. IA. Raymond. =. ~ Fiske. aud r. L.
Van Gesen; Clerk Charles Jurgens; secretary Henry
N. Connolly. All OF the nominees are republicans.
LONG ISLAND.
L0SG ISLAND CITY.-The contest for the
scat Of John Quinn IN the Board Of Aldermen has been
dropped by f. H. II. Notbohn.. The Board OF Alder
the repeal Oh the clause IN the city charter creating
City Court.
FREEPoRT-The wife OF Sidney Smith visited DR..
Wetanier dentist YESTERDAY TO have som, teeth cX-
tractcd, and they were firmly se the idy Uoh laugh
ingga which had however, no effect upon her II was
thought safe to administer chorGOIb 10 hGi Whch was
accordingly DONE but when the doctor tried to rouse her
he discovered that she was dead
NEwTowN-JOhn Scott. late town constable, has been
sued for libel, the damages being fixed at $1,000, by
Justice Thomas Ames OF Brooklyn. Scott published
card alleging that improper political influence governed
the Justice IN the administration Of the affairs of his
Office. The Board OF Health have appointed Walter Ii.
ZuK Health oiicer Of TIE town.
OYSTER BAY.-The store OF James Ludlam. Main
st.. was entered by burglars, Wednesday, night The
blown open and $3.50 IN bills ana two $1,000 Gov
ernment bonds were taken. cOnsd,r rgble number of
Jewels paced in Ludans care ior sale keeping were
also carried away No clue to the robbers mas been
discovered.
WooDsrDE.-A Protestant Episcopal Church Society
has been organized, To be called 81 Pauis Church The
foundation OF the church edce has been laid and the
building will be completed during the coming Summer.
HEMPsTEAD. There are rumOrs OF the proposed
sohdation of the New-York and Hampstead Railroad
with the south Side Railroad.
FLIsHfEG.-The Commissioners of Highways have
assessed ss TO keep the town roads in repair during
the ensuing year.
HUNTINGTON Charles II. Peck graduate OF Yale
College, has been appointed Principal OF the Union
School
JERCHo.-James Robbins, while watering colt yes
teTday, kicked by the animal and instantly killed.
soUTHAMrros-Dr d. II. Hdrock has been appointed
He attn PLY siean.
GARDEN CnY.-1he new depot OF the Central Railroad
H. Completed.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
PELHAM.-Thc election for II Superintendent
TO oil a vacancy oceasioned by the death Benjamin
Hcgeman took place Wednesday. and resulted IN the
choice OF james Hyatt Democrat who received ma
lOrlty OF 25 votes.
NRW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CTY.-An outgoing passenger train
t1e Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday afternoon.
oyer and killed man, at the end Of Ber
gen Cut. The deceased walking the track OF the
bound train from which he stepped to avoid
approaching engine placing himself directly In front Of
the locomotive by which lie killed. Patrick Nc
from car AZ he