New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
NEw. WORK CITY.


n.ont TO 18Th instant t2o,0iS H. a.,
The first Autumnal art reception OF 'io
Iotos club win be given tins evening AT ."o,i "a
Irving place. There wiz be good l, ssS% sedpe
q large gathering Of literary ana afuS'io Fo''
Election approaohes rapidly and the iuslon-
house officials require 20 be reenforeeoA N"coru"sS
one Inspector three clerks one usher anu one eS'N
eet were sworn int the revenue e'r'o'' '' ~,
A delegation from the Fourteenth warn
foupol Of Political Reform, aud delegation from Inc
.,no,ors Assoeiaton Of the Tenth, Eleventh. ana
seventeenth wards called mon Controller Green yes
ans LIS course chef OF the Finance department.
Snnerintendent Matsell issued orders to the
,oe cautns yesterday a. collect ali the information
tnev oouId obtain about the gsmblingbouses In their
connective ptecpcs aud forward the lists 20 Police
headqnartets whence the documents would he sent 10
tho Grand jury 10 response 10 the request OF % OOdy
for sHoh information,
Controller Green reports the following
amounts paid yesterday into the Treasury From re-
>oop,s Of taxes Of 1879 ttOe 80; Arrears OF Croton
water rent s4s 90; OF taxes, assessment water
seS,nSS and interest 81 as 81; market rents fees,
tT96 co. Croton water rents ana penaines 100 ~
licenses nuos Mayors office tl92 fees FIf'h JodeA
District Court, 81 50. Total, $l52996 co.
Coroner Herman held an inquest, yesterday,
the OF Charles schwabb, who died at Bellevue
Hospital Oct 20 of wounds inflicted by Philip Becker
Counselor Hummel appeared for the prisoner Chas
Duupert 40 Delaney ST. testified thai on the day
OF the killing schwabb was very drunk aud without
proVOoaton struck Becker IN the face twice at which
becker returned
witnesses corroborated evidence The jury rendered
verdict finding that Scbwabb came - blh ueath Ioin
defense Tne PRISONER hed III 5000 bail to await
sic action Of the Grand Jury.
BROOKLYN.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners will met at
It o'clock to-day.
It is again rumored that the Sheriff Of Kings
County and Justices Of tbs Peace have been III
acted by the Grand Jury
Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday morn
ing the body of Dewitt c. Tower, who com
mitted saloide, "Wednesday In Brooklyn. The jury
returned verdict 20 the effect that deceased came 70
within skull, the result Of pistoishot wound pred
~ his own ba0d, while labo7nG under great Iooni"I
depression.
The CITY budget is now in the hands Of the
CeTk Of the Board OF Supervisors 10 be appoTtioned
among the several wards. The grand total has been
increased Enco it from the Board OF
Estimate, bat the Law Department holds mat no lay
has been violated by the members or the JoiDt bOaTd
re- the augmentation was due 70 legislative enaotmenS
which made " peIemptory on THEM 70 insert .'r,ah
amounts of money for salaries, street assessments PARK
Expenditure and deficiencies 49,
STATEN ISLAND.
FACrORYvuLE.--0Wing 10 the stIingency
caused by the late panic of the labcrer engaged
upon the new slsod Central Railroad have been
temporarily discharged. About ~ miles Of the road
have been graded ready for laying the track
srAPLEToE. Charles Fendt butcher Of TompEns, |
before Justice Garrett on a charge OF Sighting hoard
of the ferryboais The Justice committed them to
tbe lookup for a further hearing
. HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
OssrNING--The annual school meeting Of |
Istrict No resulted in choice OF Charles Cullen
and Willis Ackcr for T. Hines for district clerk
J. Reynolds for collector and TOmpkns for librarian
CRoToN LANDING 1t is proposed 70 build , ne% ho9r
,os,nS @ nnSs :" dersy The excuses the Rev j.
Brophy Of RewYOrk has consented to deliver lecture
a. the church tomorrow afternoon next, ~se.---y-
RyH 4
lower district, town OF Rye Mr. Asbury Newc0mbe was
elected trustee in the lpisee Of Charles Brennecke,
whose tern las . e5 .:1tss.-zs-.-
{ ..sa ..-.----114-.sl- NFW.JrRSEY.
Jersey C1Ty.-In the Hudson County Court,
yesterday Judge RedIs Sesass9 % bal. Dr. James ".
rct, IN the malpractice which resulted In the
heath Of Ida W Vail az No "a Ernest Michael Allison,
smpbonoer became security for the prisoner 10 ihe
.oonn, oil rsie RiSsy az GTovesi yeser-
DAY, Was seriously injured by the lo"efns, o.
Rceipis az TIE coUmunipag Abattoir, Yesterday
IG4 sheep aud 1902 hogs Tue FAR 10 ~ " Jii
lose very successful course tonight, Timothy Law
Tor collector for Joseph Russell builder was arrested
PETER PfeineT OF Wsst HooOktn was arrested !
Tic wife Of Thomas Finn the alleged murderer OF |
Eusene AtnO, died few days since Of sarVation.':
J"bn Adams Kaye was contUued in tho Hudson County
Courts Nothing pew developed. The defense VIII |
VIII be rendered tonght
REwARK-The panic bas more seriously affected the
jewelrJ trade than any other IN ms cy nnhOer Oh
factories are worsDg on hall tDe, while others have
are running nun tune with AL their hands. Some Other
isSs Tl S1s s s Se ian trade Iss
fe AZ GOOD as IL + al present for several There
ere com afstvey few eorsmen out Of employment in
den,ay shot biIaseli, buried yesterday with mill
he wac vt, ts o. 1at the S
German Laudwehr Union, TOOK place YESTERDAY
afternoon The deceased buried With military |
hmors John lee convicted OF assault aud bat |
terry Of Quarter Sessions, yesterday morn
Mrs Jane Orchard living II the corner Of Her
man aud ngOpsts fell from third story window,
early yesterday morning, 4nd sustained ID
inrles which VIII probably prove fatal Her husband
had locked her IN The room prevent her gong out TO
procure quOs and while attempting TO let herself down
from the window by or sheets aud Quits ued
together host heT hold and fell " the ground.
H1gh Armstrong was arrested yesterday Tor steeimga
MTs Maud MoreRouse was arrested yesterday for az
sault and batter! on Henrietta Miohadensky.
PATERsos-A little daughter OF Charles r. Gurnee,
Thursday thnt her left cheek nearly torn out.
James Bearney, charged with assault Officer BenisOn
kennedy was arrested Yesterday aud committed de-
fault OF bail charged with stealing t72 from Susan Nixon
a % in the cellar under the boiler shop Of the Rogers
Locomotive Works, ont was promptly sxtiDguIshed by
IN. Phgnix silk mill agreed yeserdayto accept q
t.n ~ aO Der IN their wages and beRsn work
.e. " Sn soIne weeks past. the prDptetors how
ever presented the hands WIN Iho choice OF
worhi.s i1 "T9 the mil, sToSetser cos sStlon
YESTERDAY afterDoon, Edward Brown son OF M John
J. Brown, President Of the sirs "a .re ia ano
together whep the former hTcd on pto tne oni icn
which struck stone and siancng 10 nSd tbe
Nal Nitbout success IL feared has lodged IN the
brnin II il believed she boy cannot survive
HARnsoS-st Pius r. G. Church was broEen ipsoo
al. tha