New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
NEW-YORK EIrY-

| The steamship City of Ign yesterday
landed immigrants; the Celtic, 200; the Moselle a31;
the City OF Richmond 49, the st. Olaf sc, and the Lap
| land, "a; total. 1899
| Frank X. Sherwin, arrested on Saturday at
the sut Of the People Of the State for contrylne with
Charles H. Phelps 10 defaud the State Treasury out or
$4,000 had not procured bail 10 10000 up TO late hour
! last night.
| Demorest e. Whitock are suing Henry l..
Bnsb Of Columbus, OHIO, in the Supreme Court for
debt Of e. ls0 commissions the gale OF two houses
i'm this city. and loan. An attachment has been issued
against the defendants property
George Opdyke, James :. L. Stranohan, b
b Chittenden, and John Austin Stevens, r. VIII
reprosent the New-York Chamber Of Commerce In the
National Board OF Trade, which will open lts sXth
| annual session In Chicago to-day.
I'm the United States Circuit Court, yesteT-
day. the OF Frank L. TantOr called. Assistant
United states Dstrict-Attorney Purdy answered,
"ready, but neither the prisoner nor BIS counsel
was III court, the case was passed.
A civil service examination for two female
Inspeoorshps, at = per day, held AT the Custom
house yesterday. Ten candidates have made appica-
cation ne majority OF whom we're examined Tas
conducted by Postmaster James j. X. Lydecker ana
j. l.. Benedict The result will not be announced ioi
several days
The clerk of the bankruptcy side of the
United states District stated yesterday, that he
was mot aware" that any new petitions IN pahk-
rlptcy had filed IN that Court He refused nov"
ever 81 allow representatives. of the press TO see me
book which J., kept, from day TO DAY 10. VI Oo
bankruptcy petitions ereiyed and fled though le D9ok
was open for public inspection mp 10 th1 ulno ' a.
prominent bankers aud brokers Doc"no ""7""' :"
bankruptcy cases
BROOKLYN
The receipts for licenses by the Excise Board
from the lst 10 tho 18Th Of October inclusive, amounted
10 TS s,,5 So ''' ~ '' "
fair for the benefit of the House of the
,od shepherd to continue for two weeks, WAS opened
Iust evening ~ Brooklyn Han
The Rev. Francis Sylvester Gardiner of the
Romsu Catholic Church, the youngest brother Of the
late DR.. Gardiner, and also companion Of the Right
Rev. Bishop Loughlin to the tEcumencal Council ded
yesterday morning. age - years
Miss Ingraham of Chauncey-st. was prepar-
ing to be married and rad provided herself with an
elaborate outfit This was stolen by Rose Basey who
yestetday confessed her guilt IN the Court of Sessions,
aud was sent 10 the Pemtentlary for one year Inc
clothing had however been sold, and the wedding has
bren postponed for one month until II can be re-
placed.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsnING.-Thc annual parade of the Fire
Department took place yesterday. Eight companies
including those from College Point and WhItestone,
participated IN the procession, which the largest
and heat parade ever held In The village. Two com
panes were ,present from Long Island City, and the
Wandowannoek Company from Newtown patadtd Win
Hon Bradford Prince addressed the companies from
the steps of the Town Hail. ana presented on DehaI OF
the different companies the CHEF Engineer OF the De
partment John wilson wlth trumpet, valued at $50
Al the close of the exercises the visiting fremen and III
vited guests entertained with collation..
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.-Yesterday at p. N. the corner
stone Of the First Reformed Church was laid The Sc
southeast storm interered soS what with the GER
tnony INC pIinebal PSle o wsn wSs NV
the Rev Or Carroll assisted by the Rev. Drs. Inglis,
Wells Klrnea Inserso Porter ana Pierce; inc 81 es
split Baptist Church of the village caused prma-
rly by tho open commnnion sentiments OF the Rev:
has been Invited TO become the pastor of the new
church.
wIsFmLp-Iast Saturday. about o'clock, Mrs. Knee
land The wife OF mechanic, was struck by locOInO-
mye the Long Island Railroad at the crossing IN the
village and instantly killed sHe W mn efF and
passing from the depot waited at the crossing for the
on 60 inc trscS aud Was instantly struck by
lched engine which was following the train at high
inie Of speed. No nagman was at the crossing
STATEN ISLAND
Nrw- BRIGIlTON -The Rev j. l.. COmOn,
pastor OF s. Peters r. C. Church, has returned from
transatlantic trip after absence of several months.
TorrENyIIIE.-The residence OF Mr.. Elias Nance was
entered ON Saturday night by burglars. who packed mp
several hundred dollars worth OF goods bnt we're dls
covered by the inmates q the house ana ned without
any booty
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
prEKsKILL-A man giving his name as John
Smith arrived last Wednesday with woman. She was
taken sIc, on Friday. He left her on Sunday and she
was found dead 10 her room Yesterday. Among her
three checks Tor ruuks chefkcu AT
for New-York were found. Coroner Bassett has i'm
paneicd jury and will make AN investigation Nothing
Is known OF her compan0n
Observation-Disclosures Mccain cx-Mayor and prom
iucut political and business Circles died on sunday,
aged about 81 years
NEW-.IERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.--Engine No. 737 of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Jumped the track Westinghouse
crossing yesterday afternoon and delayed travel about
two hours. The body OF the boy who was found
drowned near the Pennsylvania Railroad dock has
vet not been identified Tho inquest in the case Of
Patrick Carroll who died from injuries inflicted at the
recent Midland Railroad disaster near Homestead sta
ton Will be resumed by Coroner Parsl low Ia Bradys
Morgue tonight. Tue assessments made Dy the bureau
a. Asse.snenls ~ the Board Of Public Works during
the past three months amount t. over 100000. -.
Judge Davis ssned warrant Yesterday ior tne arrest
provoked assault upon Mr.. johnson. .MaiSaIet
fyivauia Railroad bad her arm broken NY one OF them
falling upon her. She was taken 10 Tue nosTaI' =,
oa. Finn who killed Eugene Afro Ma Last c Jay by
isl Vas yesterday admitted TO 5000 bail,
Se HGn SGn co TS MTs S0 Mercea Mczer ana
Aonzo E. Kiuba the prisoners IN the Efle-'t malprac
taignrJ DE- Comins was called first aud was repre-
senied by Mr. Jordan OF the hrn OF Tltus Jordan,
quashed the ground that no person can be compelled
give evidence against hs, n, oGe ea b nsa "
drag man before court for this PURPOSE me case
was adjourned until "Wednesday TO ano" tue eounsei
ume 20 prepare his motion TO Quash
EtwANK-Mr John c. Johnson Judge VIM. b. Guild,
and Col swords have gone TO attend the eetng OF tho
National Board o. ita1s y; a. Of the Third Prssby
terrain Church will sail for TWO mouths Tour ~ Europe
gu SpaGs made Application in the Court OF oyer and
yesterday, 10 have his client case poslponed
owing TO The nervous O,tS on Tue SbT
clans affidavit accompanied tue request Inc appnca-
granted aud the case set down IO s A p On
guilty To larceny In tho Court of Quarter Sessions yes