New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17
NETWORK CITY.

evening, has been uLaVodaoy ana inueN"''''' F
poned. - d, .,.
Vice-President Wilson arrived in the city yes
terday morning. and left, last evening" for his nome "
Massachusetts
The steamship Crescent City of the new
Havana line be renovated, fitted Win new ooe'
and heightened 40 feet. -
James C.. King, now confined in the Tombs
for the murder OF Anthony oNeil, will probably be
removed to the Penitenuary Hospital on BackWehs
Island. ,
The basement door at the north end or the
west side OF the City Hall is being altered to WINDOW
and the second window south Of this to door, LOT Tue
convenience OF the Assessors Department
The Board of Pilot Commissioners were IN
formed yesterday that David A. Thomas, pilot, had
been suspended from duty for 80 days by the NewJersey
Board OF Pilot Commissioners, for neglect OF duty
Three cases and o bale of goods were seized
by revenue officials yesterday They were supposed 10
contain wooden and other goods to the value OF se'er
thousand dollars but no details could be obtained
The examination of George mcdonnell, the
alleged English forger, before United states Comns-
sioner Gutman. TO have been resumed Yesterday,
but by the request or the prisoner COu7ci 'H0 N WV
laid over until the 2ith INST
An unauthorized cOored man has applied for
money at residences In the city IN ad OF inc
New-York Colored Mission. The managers OF nhe MIS-
sion warn the carltabe' anu NJ "a water
buttons should be sont to Mrs. A. Taber OF NO va "aI
81.
Andrew j. Garvey appeared before Justice
shandey at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
morning. charged with having threatened to kl Rc3id
" Harnett. real estate agent lie was he1 10 pIi ~
10 keep the peace, his brother becoming Ms oon
man.
Mayor Havemeyer received, yesterday,
letter from person signing himself "a Victim oil Keno
requesting him to break up " Mike Murray Dig
Coney's" and the Majors" keno dens IN Eighthst
The victim says that Or some time, he has lost Ho
SO to $50 day at Keno
A pleasant company of journalists and other
hy
Capt surmon on the new steamer Nle du havie, u
the Transatlantic Line After inspecting l9g sIrars
full OF which has been gwen III luL lhIbOHb'
the guests sat down to a banquet
APPROXIMATIONS amounting to over $1,000, III
sums varying from $50 $780, have been made by the
Southern Aid Society Of this city, for the relief OF about
churches in the south among when - te
Washington married The building Is over 100 years
old.
Edward NJ Brown, accused of having at
tempted to murder Sanford Murray, collector OF the
New-York Gas Company at No. 25l William-st., on
Tuesday afternoon was taken before Justice Downing,
the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Inc magisS. ,r
committed the prisoner without ball. lnasmuch as hur
ray is not yet considered out ;: danger.
= The funeral of Dr. Thomas Ward, VINO died
last Sunday took place yesterday morning at Trinity
Chapel, Twenty-hfh-st The services were conducted
by the Rev DR.. swope, and the paibeareIs were r. A.
DuyeApGk' a. Nan soI B as W. Bekan and Dr.
storer The remains were inferred IL the Trinity Gene
terry
An inquest was held 10y Coroner Kessler, yes
terday afternoon, concerning the death OF Mrs Mary
Thomas age 49, OF BoOntOn " j. April 3. from prema-
ture labor alleged to been accelerated by her re-
ported expulsion, the night OF March 49, from me
Girls Lodging house No - ~ alasp"ce' mJe sn ~
death from natural causes but expressed belief mar
blamable for allowing her TO leave the
LOdging-house at night"
A railway torpedo, placed on the track of
the Thrdaye line Ninthst. by some boys yesterday
was run by heavily laden car. The torpedo eX
ploded with report like that Of cannon, causing in
tense fright TO the passengers who instantly fed from
the car. search led TO discovery Of the torpedo III
was made OF iron. and about p inches In circum-
ference having in its center four nipples for percussion
caps. The interior undoubtedly hlled with gun
powder OF the kind used by track walkers III the
Western States a signal OF danger TO engineers
The public opening of the new building OF
the Manufacturers and Builders Bank. az ThrLave.
and Fftyseventh-st, took place yesterday afternoon
The structure owned by the President and the entire
first floor has been leased by the Bank for 10 years IL s
% in width by 90 feet in depth The banking room
is finished with black walnut aud ASH as are the Cashier
Room, the Directors Room, and Presidents private
Office which beyond the banking Office proper The
convenences The Bank possesses heavy want Ieel
by aud feet high II Will contain ire-pIooI SAFE
with three compartments each OF which is Dgar-proOf
The reports of the officers and committees
of the Mount Sinai Hospital at Lexnson-aye and Sixty
sixthst for 1872 have been issued The directors
nounce the occupation OF the new building which was
dedicated on May The erection Of this edfce which
they consider unsurpassed by any other hospital in this
couptry involved an outlay OF nearly $4,000 which
only tng debt remains to De Iguidaied me report
of the Finance Committee shows That during the past
wear the receipts $l02SS 70, and the disbursements
77g7l co. leaving balance hand OF S2is7 49, The
house physician reports that 6t patents were treated
the hospital during the year. and that 100 received
outdoor care. oo,,,,
There were 17S deaths during the past week,
including six from smallpox and % from consumption
Certificates of Indebtedness are to be issued
to enable thecounty to raise its quota OF the State tax
amounting 10 tST,i31 49,
The Industrial School Association cared for
$50 children last year and has children in its
charge The receipts s3O33, and the expenditures
$23,O51. "a
George Fox, who beat his son to death at
No 90 Hopkins ST., +. D., Feb 4, was tired before
Judge Moore yesterday and sentenced to the Penten
The lunatic who on Monday visited the Rev.
Mr. Beecher is confined the Raymondst. JAIL occupy
ing cell with three thieves He tried TO dash his brains
against the stone wall OF his cell yesterday, and sue
ceeded in tearing his left eye Wlthth brass TOP OF ke
osene lamp. o,,o TO, .,-o
MATTITUCK.-The Presbytery of Long Island
met on Tuesday MThe REV. WIN. II. Cooper OF Belport
and Elder John X Hallock OF Frankyile were elected
Commissioners to the General Assembly. 1t was pro
posed to revoke the license OF tho Rev. Mr Walker,
colored man who had preached short time in Green
port but who had not been heard OF for some time It
appeared, however, from the statement OF co0red wO
an that he killed in the Westted disaster. Tho
Presbyery will hold It's next meeting at Port Jefferson
LoHd ISLAND CITY.-The Democratic nominations OF
the sOcaled Graham wing for city officers follows:
Edward McCuum Alderman for the First Ward Henry
Preston, Second Ward; John Mcbride Third Ward; Ju
Illus Unsag Fourth Wardl Geo. Livingston, Filth Ward;
Supervisor, John HyeT 0verseer OF Poor. John ONel
Constable, Bernard Oates; Game Constable, Patrick
Casey. In communication 10 the Common Council
Tuesday night Mayor De Bevose stated that he had ex
amined the charter and unable to find any author
ity for his interference in the or Sergeant Me
Manus recently reduced to the ranks by the Police Com
misslOneTs. Hugh CUNNINGHAM, u, arrested