New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-24
NETWORK CITY.

The New-LondOn Board OF otcalhpo"' "
s,ectors ia expected in NewYork daily, ana "nen u
rves the investigation into the cause VI 'Ao A
disaster will take place. ,
The trial of Robert Beakley for tho muir
der Of his niece Mary Foley. was TO nave taken a.O
es,ordav but as Judge Brady was compelled 70 he i
The stokes appeal, the case has Deeh Se' uo"A w
next Monday. -, :. -,
The British ship Challenger, which is max
INC an extended Atlantic cruise for scientlho puipos
arrived from Bermuda early yesterday me
81 SANDY Hook for q few hours only ana then
Tar Hafax where her mails are ordered 10 NC sen'
The steamer Albemarle of the Coast Wreck
| ing COMPANY will sail to-day for Bermuda eno WIZ
carry ont large force OF divers, engineers ana ste
nnnns aud the work OF raising the 81 PeefsDurg Whvse
yrack was recently reported will be begun immediately
The circular of the Will1esbarre Coal and
Iron Company has just been issued for May ana 'ne
prices stated as iGll 10y L1mp 90 ssasa
Th an average advance OF about ten per cent on the
rates of the present month
The Bulls Head Bank was reOpened yester-
day. and business was regularly resumed Instead OF
run on the bank as might have been expected the de,
posits at p M, amounted TO four times the SUN pld
out The institution Is now prepared 10 pay All oioutois
in full. and TO proceed upon sound basis
St. Georges day and the anniversary OF
shakespeare's birth was celebrated yesterday by
select party of Englishmen residing in York by
dinner at the Ashland House II was also MADE e at
occasion OF bidding farewell to Dr. Leverson the guest
of the evening, VII departs for Colorado
The Hon. II. X. Low has returned to this
city greatly improved in health. AT regular meeting
Of the Board Of Directors held at their office yesterday
he was unanimously reelected Treasurer Of the New,
Jersey Midland Railway Company when position ne
resigned Winter previous TO his departure ior INC
West.
Recorder Hackett has received high-sound-
ing letter from socaled "Cracksmen who threaten 10
kill him or some member Of his family with sung shot,
knife or poison. They call themselves avengers and
state that If he does not moderate the sentences OF the
criminals who appear before NM they VIII ooe uP0H
| .s,, In lnaE %
| Hearing of the contemplated resignation OF
Alderman oswald ottendorer several of his colleagues
addressed TO hi letter Of regret IN which the nope was
expressed that he would abandon all thoughts on TlIn
drwns from the Beard e noe TR Cooper john
Falconer, o. r. s. Billings j. van ochaicA' anu '"' n
Monhener.
| An autopsy by Deputy Coroner Marsh, on the
body of John Gumpman, 49, Of No. 423 East Seven
tecnth-st who died at Bellevue Hospital, has shown
that death was the violence to the head instead
OF from deIirun tremens, ms was supposed oy inc at
he was struck and Knocked down. on last "Wednesday Oy
his Landlord J. Frank for whom Coroner Young has IS
! sued warrant Of arrest
Prof. w. Lamoreaux having sent SO'VOO 10
Tones Co to be invested for him. the firm bought North
western stock with t. and during the corner" in that
stock the Professors entire margin exhausted and
he became alleged indebted TO the brokersln me
sum of $4,000 for advances made TO cover the IN
fLe stock He brought suit In the Supreme Court 10 re-
cover the $1,000 and motion was granted, yesterday
| to put the case on the snort cause cdlehudI'
Efforts are making to establish this Summer
series OF national and possibly international regattas,
between the chief amateur rowing associations, TO be
held on the Shrewsbury River near Long Branch The
preliminary ARRANGEMENTS are making aud letters nave
been exchan ged by various clubs. Among the anna
teurs who have already sgnihcd desire assist In
any proper measure to that effect are prominent Ocs
| OF The Hudson Amateur Rowing Association
A few months since the pastor OF the Ger
man Reformed Church Titusville, Penn. the Rev. j.
Tr1ndeling requested by letter the Emperor OF Ger
many behalf OF his congregation, to send them one OF
captured from the French during the recent
for their church The Emperor Immediately responded
| by shipping TO them gun named " Le Mauyals, winch
gun, weighing 1894 pounds has Just arrived III TINS clty
and will be shipped hence TO Tusyille and after re
naming exhibition at that city short tine, VIII be
| sent to West Troy, N Y.
| A clergyman of this city recently received
by express from the country box which, when opened,
was found contain large trout, neatly surrounded
with moss Highly gratlhed AT this token Of apprcca
tion from some admrer he determined to feast
few select friends Herewith. He sent Invitations 20
few Of his Fifth-aye. friends and there was Joyous
gathering around his hosptable board put whie each
took his full Of the fish, ate more than
mOuthful, circumstance which puzzled him exceed
inely until he received letter from brother clergy
man in the districts stating that its author had OBJ
tanned the fish two previous ana mad preserved IL
however of the establishment VI the Museum of Natural
History in the Central Park he now sent to his friend
asking him TO put back into alcohol and presented
" '-' BROOKLYN.
The congregation OF the Hanson place Bap-
fist Church have extended call to the Rev. DR.. Justin
! Fulton of fremont Temple, Boston.
The officers of the Grand Army of the Republic
| of Decoration Day About sl.O76 has been received
during the year. aud 500 given to the Union Home.
Justice Demar received yesterday, from Z. p.
sauer NJ d. OF Albion N Y. letter setting forth that
Mrs Arlington alias Mrs Averiil the supposed victim
of an alleged abortion is we'll known to the authorities
| OF that town, and is olive l.. Dutton VINO has served
four years in the Rochester Penentiary fer swndlng
There is warrant for her arrest In the hands Of
| sheriff Camp OF Albion.
Counsel for Thomas w. Field, Superntend-
ent Of Public Schools obtained yesterday from Judge
Nelson an order of arrest Henry c. Bowen the de-
PENDANT in the libel suit which has been instituted to
10000 damages for an alleged sanderous article
in The Oos T coI Gs n order %as not
the sheris officer before o. n but he Will appear TO-
| day, and he admitted TO bail.
The Italian bark Baccicia lay on Tuesday
morning in the Atlantic dock and Pilot p. Brady
| on board by appointment The bark being ready for
sea- the captain desired TO sail at The pilot in
him that such course would he dangerous with
the tide II and that he must 20, at all, at his
own risk captain insisted upon sailing. but had
only reached Governors Island when the vessel want
ashore, without, however, sustaining much damage.
The scaffolding at Nos. 30 and 242 Hamilton
ave-. gave way suddenly about yesterday, carry
ing four workmen TO tho sidewalk, distance OF nearly
40 feet The weight of falling timber injured
all of the workmen less seriously. John New
man. laborer, No 80 BOvarst.. cut and bruised
about the head George Thompson, bricklayer OF No.
AL Warrens had his hip fractured the Leg OF Francis
Uoueherty, carpenter OF No. $50 Pacihcst badly
broken and John Gallagher. brckayer OF No. 900 Eatt
warrensL received numerous cuts about the head and
BODY THOMPSON and Newman were sent 10 the Long
Island College Hospital, and the other two were
taken home. 1900 - -
LONG ISLAND.
LONG usLAND CITY.-The Citizens Commit
tee Of Fifteen met Tuesday night and Endorsed the
folio ing candidates for election For Supervisor Geo