New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
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A Committee of Italian Republicans, MEM
bers of the Association OF italian Citizens, waited upon
Mayor Hayemeyer yesterday at his office in the City
Hall and presented 10 him the complimentary address
and resolutions adopted at full meeting o Ine Assoeia
ton on Sunday night
The proiect of another line of steamers from
this port to Havana in place of the Atlantic Mail steam
ers appears to have abandoned least temporarily
An English capitalist, owning the steei-p9ted vessels
Northern and Southern intended 10 establish then as
line hut withdrew them aud they are now ynR III tne
Erie Basin in Brooklyn, while he has gone South.
The following Port Wardens whose nomina-
tons have been confirmed by the Senate have He'd their
commissions with the County Clerk John H. Sherry,
Henry Waterman II. 8. Brown, Henry VI Jones. Henry
L. Robinson Robert Y. Dumont, Samuel Legger r. r. G.;
Petarch, H. j. Laycrai and H. D bioTn' , rmey WI VIII
not take their places TIL April j. Wheh 'ue VIm VI 'he
present Wardens VIII expire
A Sheriff's Jury and Commission of Lunacy
has Just declared Thos Stephens who has been for many
years connected with the Croton Board OF this city, in
competent take proper OF his person or property
i1temperance Mr. stephenss property is estimated at
$4,000 and committees are about to be appointed to
take charge Of that and OF his person.
An inquest was held by Coroner Kessler,
Yesterday concerning the death OF Bernard Enge
a. of No 247 East Broadway, from injuries received in
humping from the front platform Of Canal and Cort
Iandt-s car jan 49, while the vehicle was IN motion
The Jury rendered the hackneyed verdict recommending
the street railroad companies 10 provide the platforms OF
their cars with gates for the protection Of passengers
Ste. Valerie, known as the Confidence Queen,
derives no benefit from teehnicates. She was convicted
Of grand larceny in having obtained goods under the
pretense OF buying them, and the point was raised
appeal that there could be no larceny as the goods we're
bought The General Term aihrIned tns lungnt OF the
Court below charging that the jury found that she
had felonious intent IL ordering the goods bhe coud
be found guilty.
The following is City Chamberlain Palmer's
statement Of reeepts payments, and balances for the
week ending Feb. Is, 1873:
Balance, Bslsnees
Tso e. Rteepe Psy@erM Eel: is.
CITY 5s4 81 sO % es lslae'o
ssss: g.:5 :;;:., sss, g H l5sa g @ ss a5 4; 4;
DGssS %sS, .'!',.'.. AyD'i.Y a4a a@S ZOO @zt g
County TIsa'uy..224s9 % l"l'9 20 4eoo s2 22..eeoo -
ro,l....655s65I Oo a2ssss7 II sOe'O24 2a 'ssssa "a
AT the meeting of the Supervisors, yesterday,
remonstrance was offered against the Of Nilsson
Hall as an armory. Supervisor Monheimer offered a
resolution which referred to the effect that, as II
has been stated that the T0mbs by aud
vermn il is resolved that investigation be made and
such action taken shall cause remedy OF the evil
certain persons who mad done cleaning worA IN me
eountyi6udines supervisor Monhelmer stating tat the
ianitor had appointed the persons VINO MAKE the ealn
and Supervisor Ottendorfer claiming that the record OF
their appointments does not appear on the regular roll
A resolution TO pay them was finally adopted
The forty-sixth annual report of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Northern Dspensary states that the
past year has been one Of exceptional good health
The Treasurers report shows that 5000 was expended
in treating 1914 patients administering to their needs,
and in dispensing $3.50 prescriptions The medical staff
includes four consulting surgeons, one house surgeon
four consulting two visiting and Is attending phys
clans, apothecaIy and his assistant Only hye OF
whom receive pay The institution was estaplshed iof
sick and INDECENT persons Who RESIDE IN that portion oi
sprngs and the North River but all deserving persons
who seek its aid welcomed IL is supported by prl-
yate generosity, and the Trustees appea. for help 70
enable them to enlarge the sphere OF Its usefulness
LONG ISLAND.
LITTLE NECK.-The Queens County Board
of Supervisors offered yesterday, reward OF $500 for
the apprehension and conviction Of the murderer Of
James Graham.
the Peace for o34 e5 was anded Yesterday by the
Supervisors at $l9 O5 The other bills viii be disposed
Of on Wednesday.
JAMAICA-The Board of Trustees have refused 20
firm the election OF Charles Hurley Assistant Engineer
Of the Fire Department new election vi" be held TO-
day. .......,..
PoRrcHEsTER.-The people of this village
were greatly excited on Saturday by the death 0: Frank
Burnham age about 1s after few days Illness, as is
alleged by his parents through doses Of morphine
administered in accordance with prescription by
their family physician Dr. Rockwell, young Iracti-
morem examination OF the body 10 be made by physi-
OF extensive experience IN the Deghborhood who
nation Of the brain. The Jury then rendered verdict
generating DR.. Rockwell from all blame.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Mrs. Mcconnell OF Canal-st.,
while under the influence Of liquor, overturned kettle
Of boiling water upon her person yesterday, and sus
tanned severe injuries Charles Heart committed
TO the Hudson County Jail, yesterday, charged with
stealing quantity OF goods from NO Ha Ne~aTk-aye
The Ongsboremen OF this city made an attempt yes-
terday, 20 prevent number OF New-YOfk .OngshOre