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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. MARCH 3D. 1873

Main-st, and Rosenthaps establishment in Market
1T The Rev DR. HesnOower, Pastor az the First Pres
byeran church from 1884 20 1871 and now Professor
Theology In the Seminary at Harrisburg preached yea
terday morning and afternoon In the new Tird Pres
terrain church az Grand and Prineests, The Rev ;. j.
Knapp reached In the evening The church was dedl
Gated Tuesday and was opened Tor regular service
yesterday.
MISUNDERSTANDING Odenheimer administered the rite
OF confirmation at Grace Church last evening Ex-
Police Sergeant Cornish has been arrested aud hed IN
t2oO bail for atrocious assault and battery Imothy
Coffee the young who had hs foot crushed at the
Centrest depot Friday, has sDce mad u aDpuiaHd
- Mrs Helen Howe, who recently arrested in
concert M family until she can hear from
her parents In Ireland Edward T. Reeve Iel heao AZ
the breakfast table on Saturday morning He had Deen
an invalid for five years. The Chnrch OF tine ie-
deemer tUnyersalist will be opened tins evening WIN
an organ concert Jacob Abel lad has been ar
rested for stealing number OF knives forks ana spoons
from Joseph Bartan The colored company Of the eth
Regiment N. G.. S. N. j. has elected the IonowlnE
officers Captain, James s. oliver First Lieutenant
Geo A. Disbrow Second Lieutenant, Daniel A. Peek
Last Saturday afternoon horse and wagon belonging 70
Hewes 4 Philips was loading sand in ogden-st., on the
sac M hill which sloped toward the river. The We
hcle was very heavily loaded and began 70 ron Dack
ward and despite the efforts OF the horse the wagon
horse, which was valued at 5000. was drowned
ORANGE-The new Common Council will be organized
on Tuesday night and Mayor Austen VIII READ mig
message There will be very few changes IN she City
Government. Great complaint Is made OF tne poor
quality of the ctys .Messrs EgOert starr nlila
A. Gelatty, and John b. Van WAGNER, nave Deeu az
pointed Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund IN west
Orange. .
FtrzApETU-The animal Convention OF the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF NewJersey will be held on
NAV H. letter Dr. Corrigan. Bishop Bailey sue
cessOr, shows that he Is warm frlend OF inc 1epo'
ance movement.
WEST HogoKEN-Two gentlemen, named Alexander
and stamp drove into an sewer excavation
on Friday night and were both badly injured "a he"
post-ofice building is about to be erected
SATURDAY displayed their fags honor Of the birthday
of Emperor William.
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THE WATER SUPPLY.

Commissioner Van Mort SENT on Saturday, a
comm uuication 10 the Fire Commissioners, IN
reply 10 statements made 10y their Chief
Engineer. The letter states that the Commis-
sioner agrees with Mr.. Perey, the Engineer in re-
gard TO the insufficient capacity Of the downtown
mains, and that efforts making TO overcome the d
nculty by laying new 3Ginch main from the reservoir
20 Chambers-st The Commissioner differs from Mr..
Perey who thinks that the size Of the outlets Of FIRE
hydrants is insufficient He will consider all plans that
may be suggested the subject. II the Fire Commits
sOners deem the number OF hre-hydrants too small
their distance too great any suggestions made on
the subject by the Fire Department will be at
garded by the Department OF Public Works. The rule
adopted by the old Crot0n Board or placing one ne
hydrant on every block not more than feet In length
and three hydruts in the longest blocks has been
orally followed. II bydrants are deemed DeceS-
ssry demand Will be supplied by the Department OF
Public Works. The Commissioner concludes his com
muncat0n by expressing his hope that the two Depart
zens better security against fire.
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LECTURES md MEETINGS.

Snpervisors Billings and Flanagan of the
Committee on Civil Courts, to whom was referred the
investigation the official condnct OF the Supervisors
Clerk Joseph b. Young met on SATURDAY, Dut III the aO
sence Of the remaining members adjourned for week
The Rev. Il. s. Dane, converted Indian of
the Oneida tribe. preached last evening in the NJ. T.
Church in Norfok-st near Grandst., before a very
large congregation His theme was " Salvation within
the reach OF an and the sermon was an earnest appeal
for active Christian life.
The Rev. Henry Morgan delivered, at the
Cooper Institute evening, his lecture entitled "why
Men don't Marry How act who do" He dwelt at
considerable length OH the extravaganza OF both
as an objection to marriage, and closed by advising all
young men TO marry early that they might lead happy
and useful nVes
A sermon entitled "A Lost Soul,n was
preached last evening at the Church Of the SAVIOR
Lyric Hall, by the Rev j. NJ. Pullman. His text was,
The Lord viii net cast of forever and the doctrine
Of universal salvation set forth at considerable
length Mr.. Pullman pleased that tins Is becoming
universal belief and that berality OF thought is tsng
the place OF narrOwmndedness. He concluded the
vices by reading selections from Winters poems.
The wealthy society worshiping for many
years the Baptist Tabernacle In seeOndave proposes
soon to erect a commodious church edice in central
locality. fhe Rev Waysud Hoyt, late OF the Strong
Mace Baptist Church in Brooklyn preached Yesterday
In the Tabernacle for the first time 10 his parshon
His text was chosen from Corinthians L. verse
abundant faith and closed his sermon in an earnest az
peal TO his hearers to look above for guidance.
Mr. Favarger's Course of French Readings
and REGULATIONS to take place follows Three even
ing readings in the lecturerOom Of Dr. Crosbys Church.
north west corner Of FcUrth-ave. and
the fret seanoe Tuesday evening, March rs, at
o'clock and second and third seances on the two
successive Monday evenings, March aud April T. -Four
afternoon readings will take place In the Chapel OF the
Theological Seminary, No. University place. on four
successive Thursday afternoons March a. aud April O.
TO- and IT, 2! O'clock The readings will be from the
latest comedies which represented la Paris
the CoInede Francase. The Tectations will lie from
the poems OF favOritoFrench poets.
Owing TO some misunderstanding between
the Rev. Dir. Newell Of the Fory-seeOndst. Presbyte-
rian Church and his congregation. Mr. Newell rendered
his resignation about month ago. but the
refused accept H. and last evening he formally
renstated pastor of the church The Rev. DIR.
spauding Opene the services, and followed by Dr.
Hastings with prayer The Rev. DR.. Adams next made
address, In which he spoke of TIE error into which
congregations fall In allowing their pastOrs 10
lbs Troubled and worried with secular anairfA The
conclusion OF DIR. Adamss remarks. the Rev. DIR.
Thompson addressed the deacOns and members the
CATION upon the subject OF their duty aud proper
behavior toward their pastor.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Judges Allen, Folger, and An
arer Of the Court Of Appeals Hon. W. BaInum OF oDneecn
the Hon G. L. Merriam Grove ~ senator motifs WIN
sw Of Wa.rto.n VI Albert Bowler and b. Noyes Of Boston,
A. Poppou Of Omaha O. w Sampson OF hewVteans
u,frDotan BoeI-C Justice Church and Judge mstn
G,rx, N ~ Curt Of Appeals Gen b. Corkhl OF Iowa
49, NS YORK HossI-Gen Joseph Andersen Of Richmond IRE
p Wnslow OF ST. Htehoas Hots-Gov HsrdneM OF
Indap, en y Boyd Kentucky, T. d. sewsh OF Washington
Cen O. n Wight Vice President Atlantic and Great Western
RAILWAY Co sp1 ~ Mccullough Of PttsburghT DeRs H9ts
ssn,oy WiIms Of Wayne Co. N Y...WestmRSter Hoe-H
NJ Field Of Boston Gusey Hosrhe Hon. lyman Ire@sn Of
Dennenr and Charlie, Parrish Wikesbarre, Penn Ho0dn
U6nsIeut Col Weber the British Army and Arthur Cheney OF
Hof-The James A. Bell OF Albany and John
Echos Of Virginia Grand Csaol Hoks-CoL A. j. FsA Of MOI
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bu, whether from their printing house. or on I'M FORT
Wavno Company is not vet known 30 Tar s ss s b"t
craving il concerned the cerphcates peyenne stamp
.h"ra a. diaerence IN the Internal Liin
eb faces The head of Washington instead OF raw en
Wu,on that the Wabash ceruhcateh are
~ ~ " "at the a. yernment stamps, ana .ns mn ~,
Uno v In consequence having new ceruhca'oeeN
IRA
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rap FORGED CERTIFICATES

The statement made at the time of the dis
eoyery OF the swndijng operations OF James Austin
that The fraudulent certificates Of Fort Wayne were
printed from the Original plates has been reiterated
The etayers assert tua e certificates stolen,
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even on these yonts the president, m8y have been
deceived by what suppose II is hest 10 ca perss'ooe
w. AECHOALI ODoBEkrr.
Rec York, March %, 1873.
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AN ASSASSIN SLAIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-Pedro Peno, the
famous murderer and assassin OF Arizona. killed. at
Alta. March ], by one 0f his eouDuynen.
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22
NEW HERALD SUNDAY JUNE o. 183-QUADRUPLE SHEET

provide BY ass ..rs
:. Pint
ss o %ss
rnk ExIssr Q, I..Io.AII !,Is.. .,.na.n,,
sa s and the sS.iiIsd
to ~ the Dhrsa 70 s s
maintenance and support with Inc proviQn Of adequate
p isns !Ss '4 loSs ."rsSp 'n'
o o G the ss 'ss Priv
eges Ct class CONSISTING mainly Of %
Ls daeaii present stronger claim e the religious
~ 20 10 70 the Hs sna
destitute. The emrraDts, IRON whom, the hnd is OK
here hs d religious si,h m which they were ed
tries the Commissioners Ut an early period
for the accommodating Of The eisrsn!s IN one o. which
and s IN s ey s a
Board Was annually reported to the state iesi.isturc
sss q hs ns
the Commissioners in the execution OF their trust one
Snes %. 70 Secure ale 70
There can be no question as to tho authority Of tho
MAINTAIN BOTH THE cnArEIs,
WHEN
Insufficient and unsafe 70 provide suitable structure
large body now y dS
D WI to Be- deprived 81 Se RELIGIOUS pSoses
they have hitherto enjoyed with The concurrence OF all
s sS 9osa January s5y :nsss' JGN PORTER
Three weeks after this correspondence with the
whole subject thus fully before them, the late
Bears In February, 1879 reported to the Leglsla-
graphs annual Report Tor 1872, pr. 10 and III =
The chapel referred TO in the last annual report was
on o s f Sus IS s ns 70 s IN
FOR hY se 81 osh S sha prp"se
besides ing inaccessible to aged or infrm persons
@ sd adSs as o 10 the
G the ss sS ads hs com mis-
sioners being sppTehensyc Of some calamity resulting
fsf s sias Ct rae sSa or
6 wS as sasr Sung Tor s sh new
the painest sly p0 ami most manner
oe Ct s wa s sssS"s &
that pnrpose and has heretofore furnished anple &C
This report was approved, signed and sworn TO
by the following named gentlemen, as Commission
ers OF Emigration, constituting the full Board,
absent in Europe :-Rlchard O'Gorman, Z. b. Hart,
James b. Nicholson, Willy Waacn, Alexander
Frear, Andreas Wlllniann George J. Forrest Sam
uel :. Powell, Mayor OF Brooklyn; James Jnch,
President OF the ish Enigrant society Of the city
OF New YORK, and sgismund Kaufman, President
THE POLICY THUS SANCTIONED
has been the policy OF the Commission for twenty
graph above cited refers to the chapel as matter
which had been considered at previous time, and
by this report the policy OF separate chapels re.
ceiyel anew the deliberate and unanimous en-
dorsement OF the whole Board and OF every menu
Der OF that Board who remains q member OF the
present one. From this policy 1t Is now proposed
to depart.
IT, with all these facts before 1t, the Commission
choose to take this new departure, OF course has
the power; but what wish TO make clear Is That
1t will be pcrpetuatlng grave innovation on an
established ana successful policy, approved by the
best men OF New YORK and cemented by the OK.
perience OF It's whole corporate lifetime. am,
very truly, yours. JAMES LYNCH,
President OF the Irish Emigrant Society ana Com.
missioner OF Emigration er otcto
NEW YORK, juno Il, 1873.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Dcsertcrs from the Brazilian War Yes.
a~lN inlrA

Dcsertcrs from the Brazilian War Yes.
sci NicktherOy.
Complaint WAS made by two officers Of the
Brazilian corvette Nicktheroy to United States
Commissioner Osborn that seventeen sailors Of
that vessel had deserted. The Commissioner, after
examining the treaty between this country and
the Brazilian Empire, informed the officers that 1t
was their duty, In the first instance, to state the
circumstances OF the case to the Brazilian Consul,
who would make out requsltion empowering the
Commissioner to act in the matter. The officers
accordingly went before the Consul General, Mr..
Louis ii. f. D'Aguiar. ID Broadway, who. upon
their statement, forwarded q requisition to
the Commissioner asking the arrest OF the
desertcrs. The Commissioner at once issued
his warrant for that purpose, and yester.
day morning Sabine Francisco de Pledende,
Antonio joaquin do Nascimento and fifteen others
OF the crew OF the Nicktheroy. who had been taken
Cro,y and Purvis, were marched down to the
United States Courts 1t appeared that the men
had got twenty.fOur hours leave OF absence, and
after the expiration OF that time they did not re-
turn They alleged in their defence, that they had
been badly treated on board ship, and that the ship
was dirty and full OF vermin. The commissioner
told them that II they had any complaint to make
IL their duty 10 have stated IL to the Consul,
and this they had not uone.
The prisoners were then turned over to the Gus
t0dy OF the Marshal, who will place them on board
the corvette when she Is about to sail. 1t Is re.
ported that one or the mdshipmen, who had got
leave of absence. has been missing for several days.
and fears are entertained respecting him.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From J. d. Lippincott Co.. Philadelphia
"Poctical Quotations, from Chaucer to Tennyson,"
by $. Austin Alllbonc; swan Bun, the Early Day in
the Northwest" by Mrs. John II. Kingic.
From Harper d Brothers :-."Anecdotes of
Public Men," by John w. Forney; "He Cometh
Not, She Said" novel, by Annie Thomas.
From 2. Appleton d Co. 1.-THE Irish Race in the
Past and Present." by the.Rev. Aug. J. Tnebaud'
-.
From James Il. Osgood & Co., Boston FLAP.
Hazard,n by Kate Field.
From q. A. Carleton 4 Co. :-"Cachit; or, the
Secret Sorrow" novel, by Mrs. M. j. X. Hamil-
ton.
From william b. Evans 4 Co.. Philadelphia -
"whiskcy Drips. o Series OF Interesting Sketches,
Illustrating tho Operations OF the whiskey Thieves
In Their Evasions oil the Law and Its Penalties by
Detective James J. Brooks, OF the United States
Revenue Service.
From Russell Brothers :-"The Home OF Cooper
ana the Hsunn OF LeatnerstockinG.n BY Barry
Gray.
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WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Burglars thieves pickpockets. gamblers abr.
sters, genteel loaers and all the conraernty that
1--we by their wits are preparing for the grand Sum-
mer exodus, and will drop down a all the fashion.
able watering places Look out for them.
General Francis p Blair Jr.. Is recuperating very
fast at chi ton Springs. N. Y. His father, Francis
r. Blair, ST., and aged mother visited him last
week.
Plainaeld. N. j. is DESTROYS OF being considered
q Summer resort. II Is easy OF access and u cee-
tainly very pretty place.
There Is a hotel at High Bridge, on the Hairless
River, which is very pleasantly located.
In some localities ladies will wear low shoes vita
white stockings spotted with red, in order that
mosquito bites shall not show.
The Methodist Sunday afternoon meetings u
Truro Park, Newport, commenced on Sunday lask
band has been engaged to assist in the exercises
which some OF the citizens object to.
large number OF fashionable Philadeph,ana
who have heretofore made Cape May their Summed
resort, will this season visit Long Branch.
The story about the closing up of the windows Of
the hotels al Niagara Falls that look upon the cat
aract In order that visitors may be forced to ~
over on Goat Island to view the falls, Is not true
Oceanic, on Shrewsbury River, in New jersey.
Offers rare advantages for boating, fishing. bathing
and driving All those who contemplate visiting
foreign lands will find Oceanic the place for pleas
ure.
Far Rockaway must not be forgotten. 1t Is sits
ated
On old Long Islands sea.grt shore,
and for sea breeze and surf bathing cannot be SUE.
passed.
The hotels and private boarding houses around
Big and Little Peconic bays, Long Island, antioi-
pate lively season.
Yonkcrs, on the Hudson, will receive goodlH
share OF Summer boarders.
Sharon Springs Is getting into favor, and, It u
said win this season enjoy full share OF Summer
sojourncrs. The exorbitant prices for board have
not yet reached this locality.
The Overlook Mountain House, In the Catskills,
Is entirely shut out from the extreme heat OF the
Summer months. For cool nights and pleasant
days the locality Is unsurpassed.
The Red Sulphur, the Healing, the Bufrolo, tho
Alum and the Warm Springs Of Virginia will all 10
well patr0nized this season by southerners.
Business men, whose duties require their daily
presence in the city, will find Staten Island very
pleasant sleeping place There are hotel accom-
modatlons at New Dorp which Will be found agree
able.
Commodore Vanderbilt has rooms engaged 6
Congress Hall. Saratoga.
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7 n E CO RT S.

Adam banner, who is charged with having
caused newsboy TO personate one Karl banner, .
minor, for the purpose OF enabling him. guardian
OF Karl, to draw pension to which the latter, as
orphan ola soldier, was entitled waived an ex-
animation yesterday before Commissioner Shields
The accused was held to await the action or the
Grand Jury.
Yesterday Theodore Stork who had enlisted as
landsman in tue receiving ship Vermont, was dis
charged on habeas corpus. in the United States
District Court by Judge Batchford, on the ground
OF minority. The parents Of Stork agree to pay
the expenses incurred by the Navy Department. on
account OF the enlistment
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SURRoeATE's COURT.
Last Weeks Business.


Wills admitted to probate: Anna c. Barting,
George +. Butler, Mary s. Deiamater and James
Waterson, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
viii rejected :-wiam Madden, also OF the city
OF Brooklyn.
In the VIII of Mary s. Deamater appear the fol.
lowing legaces $40 900 to the Protestant Orphan
Asylum Of the City Of Brooklyn $1,000 10 the In
dustral School Society. on Bergen street, OF which
Mrs. Jesse Z. Smith Is First Directress 1000 to
the Society for the Aid OF Friendless Women and
Children, on Concord street.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates OF the following named deceased persons,
viz. Louisa N. oates, OF Chattanooga Tenn. !;
Robert McCone, Francis A. Montague, Samuel
Howes, Harriet X. Bolton, Washburn II. Higham,
william Wehrle, William r. Dexter, John Jewell,
John Hawkes. and Albert q. Bunker, all OF the city
OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guar dinship Of the person and estate
Of Mary Ames and Anne Anes were granted to
Michael Ames; OF Samuel Smith and Gustavus
Smith TO Catharinc Smith; OF Mary Emig and Annie
Emg to Michael Emig, all OF the city OF Brooklyn.
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sixty newly arrived Germans. Dus mad little better
experience with them. AS soon "a they learned
the business they wanted more wages and struck
AS business was dun they were not pressed -
say out the captain has not given up the Ger
from q nine weeks trip to the Faderland, accom-
panied by MT. John OTTO or Newark, as terpretef
The Captains representative said that his trip was
only one OF observation, to see what could be done
with inc GERMAN peasantry, and that nothing posi-
tive had yet been determined In the matter
Meanwhile there are 100 Cinnamon in his place an1
hall as many girls Or 40. Peace rcigns in Belle
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CITY C0uaT-SpsCAL TERM.
Insurance Companies' Litigation.
Before Judge Nelson,

Before Judge Nelson.
The Continental Insurance Company are making
preparations to erect large building at the cor
ncr Of Court and Montague streets The land on
which they intend to build was sold by Mr. How
land to DR.. Smith, some twenty-five years ago,
with the restriction that space six feet wide on
the southerly side should be left open for light and
air, but that upon the payment OF s1,5oo damages
to the owners OF the property adjoining. The
Phoenix Insurance Company own the adjoining
property and object to have the space built upon,
although the Continental Company Offers to pay
the 81 500. The question Is whether this space Is
OF the same value now as 1t was considered to be
pany have obtained O Temporary injunction, and
the case viii come up on the Both inst.
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THE JERSEY CELESTIALS.
Captain Hervey Heart-Sick Of His
"Heathen Chinese.
His "Sad Experience, Mentally, Morally
and Financially"

John chinaman Failure a. Launarynan-
The Sins Of the Bslleville Batch Of All Sins
Total Unreliability, Utter Dspravity and
Lack Of Consciencs-0pi Smoking and
Immorality-Beaver Falls Emulating
Bslleville Visit to the Latter
Placs-captain Hervey's Trip to
the Fadsrlaud and Its Object
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPART
NENT.

Abstract or Report for the Week Eudiag
~ p. M, june ~, 1879.
garometer--Mean, %, s84 inches; maximum =
nine A. NJ, June IS, 90 $50; minimum At TOUR A. u,
June 20. 29,BT2; range, Jos. . -
Thermometer-Meau, sos degrees; Taxirum =
ave r. NJ June 10, s2; minimum st four A. N, June
Is, 50; range, 30.
Rcmarks-No rain this week.
Distance travelled by the wind during ihe Tscks
LILO mlleA