, 1873-07-23
NEW YORK.

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NEW YORK.
City o1ns Frnt1ds..f3xtcn-
aiye Failures in tlac Ton Trndc-.
movement on Foot to Remove Cath.
olic Childron from tho Public
schools.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, July 22.-Mayor Havomoyer, in
An interview with Tribune reporter to-day,
bitterly denounced Murphy, Bliss, aud tho Ad-
miniBtration faction. This fact dlspols tho idea
that compromise had boon objected by which
tho remaining ofloera Of tho city aud county
would be confirmed.
Within q few days the Onstom-Ho officers
hayo soizcd tho books aud papers Of Edward
Rorhe, importer OF ohinn and glassware. No. 30
Barclay street, and Simon Haas, importer OF
linons, 198 Church street. Tho first is
charged with serious frauds, o1tend-
Ing oyor long term Of ychrs, In
vol7ing t1om criminally and ciyilly to
tho amount Of $50 900 ronaltiou. Tho charge is
OF undertaking goods at tho Custom-Honao.
Rorhe imported lnrgo quantities OF goods from
sta1rordehro, England. and entered thom at tho
Custom House fraudulontly, representing tho
cost Of transportation Of thom to be about two
thirds less thnn WAS actually tho case. and this
dooreasod tie dutiablo value Of tho goods: This
IL supposed TO be the first instance OF this In
s Tho Tribune gives list Of five failures in tho
toa trndo, Including ]. D. Mckenzie d CO.
Tor $3.50 0bo, ". II. dlllet l. Go. for s150 900,
Smith & Noyes for s2oo000, Oharles 2. Hill l.
Co for nhi natsE e Co. :on}s Tor ss5S 5Sa
dollar; Smith l. Noyes, 60 cents. Mr. Fill
owed his fathoE about sl00, 900, md his othor
dobtB amount to about $780, 900. His affairs
have not boon acttlod, and the sum opposite bis
t. 1not ri mt
on the dollar, and Philip Dator d Co., who failed
for 1851, 900, paid G5 contB on dollnr. a. a;
Low h Go. have lost an immense sum, reported
at 81 ,000, 900, aud the younger members OF tho
firm are said to havo been compelled to retlre.
Tho total lossoa Of tho trado arc cstimatod at
SG,0O0,000.
K movement is On foot horo to remove all
Catholic children from the public schools, ayow-
edly to cripple them. Similar 9,n movements arc
[Io the Assosiaxd r7tss.]
NEW Yonx, July 22.-M. T. Rodman, secrotnry
Of the Brooklyn Trust Company, has boon Hus-
When questioned in regard to tic published re-
port that every officer Of tho bank is largely in
dobt 10 tho institution, Acting President Ohauu-
coy declined to sny anything, remarking that
upon that subject oyoy enc must form his 9Ta PVT
thoro was conslderablo dissatisfaction IN tue
Board boforo the exposure, but ho did not fool
ut liberty to speak upon tho subject.
Tho last will md testament Of Etholbert g.
Mills was submitted at tho Surrogate Court
Brooklyn, by his son. Thomas II. Mills, this
morning. Tho will bequeaths all his property
real and personal, to his wife and her heirs, and
authorizes any all Of his roa estate to be sold
Tor cash or credit His son estimates the estate
Tho excitement over tho dcfalcation Of Etllol-
bort 8. Mills and tue suspension Of the BroOllYn
Trust Company is aubaiding. The dopositors
have boon assured that they will not lose my
to tho situation. It is understood the Directors
have estimated tho loss at e225, 900. Tho cnpi-
tnl and surplus wero SG55,000. Tho loss will,
therefore, be ono-third Of the capital and Bur
on each share Of ntocl by tho stockholders will
| onablo thom to square up. It Is said tho do
postorB will ba paid in tho course Of ton or tlf-
| teen days, as 1t Is expected aome OF the loans
will be reslized on BY that time. The request
nude by Receiver Chauncey that the depositora
deliver up thoir books waa responded to-day to
| very limited extent. -,
Some survivors Of tHe lost steamship Atlantic
having begun . suit in the Supreme Court Of the
Btate against the ownors Of the Atlantic, to TO
covor tho value OF their baggage which
they loat, and damages for tho injury done to
themselves, the Oceanic Steam Navigation Com
| pany has dlod petition in tho United Statoe
District Court, sotting forth that it Is ready and
interest in tho steamer and freight pending The
voyage during Which ehe was lost, and asking
that ita liabity be limited to that amount.
Judge Dlatchfora has granted IN or1or In con.
formity with the petition, and directed tho Oerh
of tho Court to tako testimony In the matter.
benjamin Rathbun, whose forgories in thif
State mado him 80 notorious thirty-n1 years
ago. died in this city ycstcrday, aged 81:
coiycd an ordor Of arrest against Carl Vogt
| issued In tho Supreme Court in anticipation O.
his releaso with view to recover tho property
stolen at tho timo of the murder ho is alleged t
have committed in Belgium: ,,
the Washington narket-stalts having been do
clarcd nuisance by the Board of Health, it il
lawful to ut once remoye thom, and the duty Q
evory department Of tho City Government to ait
in their destruction. Tho removal has accord
Th6o Now York Rendering Ohmpauy noy
evadoB tho mandates Of tho Board Of Health b.
moving their stench-boat into tho middle Of th
Hudson River between 10 a. m. and p. IN
They say this complies with tho law, aud def
tho Doard Of Health to iaterfore with thom.
An Illicit still in Brooklyn, Of large capacity
was destroyed by tho Reyenue officers thi
In the Kingsbridgo investigation to-day. Cit
Attorney Huge stated that lie had estimnto
$50. .8b7 q fair remuneration to ono Boyle, vii
charged 100000 for Surveying four 1niles Q
Last Thursday Mrs Harry Comet wont to so
her n,othor IN 0uilford. Conn.,. and when sto:re
turned next day found that about 81, 900 worth q
her jowelry including brooch valued at $3.50
iu gold, was stolen, as we'll as her husbands gol
watch and a quantity Of other articles. IN a
valued at about 90, 200.
Tho residence OF Detective Sampson wa
robbed on Friaay last Of almost 5000 worth t
property.
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LehvenSv0rtla Items.
LEANENwonTu, Kan., July Ex-senator Mo
ton al1 party wore entertained by Con. PoJ
aud statf at headquarters to-day, md loft for s
Louis at p. III.
State Senator Ruby and Representative Alel
OF TexaA, spoke hore to-day to q largo numbt
Of colorod MasonB from all the Wostorn State