New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

rne Court at this OF the year was somewhat
varied yesterday morning in the Marine Court Cham
beers, by wedding sOemniEed by Judge Joachimsen,
between Joseph stengel ana fanny hlmoneur' Dotu vi
Bethlehem, NJ
The Controller was served yesterday with an
order to appear special term ohe Supreme Court
IN Chambers at to-day, to show cause why man
damus should not issue commanding hun to pay Joseph
Monhemer $3.50 49, salary as supervisor for the county
for the months Of May and June.
There were no deaths from smallpox last
The following is comparative statement of con
tagous diseases during the past two weeks
eadac. Typhoid Scarlet Measles Diphtheia. SMALLPOX
}9p' s .s.,...........:i 50 = IS
President Smith of the Police Department
denies the absurd that 1000 any number Of
musets to be procured for the use of the Depart
ment He does not deem the Commissioners legally en-
powered officers with muskets, and lie intinates
that their present equipment consisting OF clubs and
revOlyers, is sufficient.
An autopsy by Deputy Coroner Marsh, in
the OF Bernard Collins SO, who died atelleyue
Hospital, July has shown that death the re-
suit of violence Stab wounds the right cheek side.
and abdomen were discovered andCoroner Young sub
sequenty learned that the deceased had been beaten
and stabbed at SecOndave. and seventy sxth-st, on
June q, by gang OF unknown rufians, who escaped
The Coroner has sought tho AID OF the police Tor the dis
cOvery and arrest OF the assailants
The reckless use of firearms in the public
streets still continues While George Erlwein aged q,
baker, of Manhattan-st between Tenth and Eleventh
ayes was serving his customers with bread yesterday,
he was dangerously wounded in the right arm, leg and
foot by charge OF buckshot from musket with which
Patrick Collins who escaped was trying 10 shoot dog
in front of his home az Ffthave. and observation-disclosures
seventeenthst. Erwein was attended by police sur
geon ana taken to Bellevue Hospital where lie now lies
In "a precariOus condition.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From the Bureau OF Arrears for
arrears Of taxes, assessments Croon rent and interest
81 963 s5 from the Collector OF Assessments for street
improvements and openings and interest sO65 10; from
the Bureau OF Water Register Croton water rent, and
penalties tl232 80; from the Bureau OF CITY Revenue
for market rents and fees house rent and interest on
Marshal for licenses and fines S86 %; from the Corpora
ton Attorney for penalties and costs IN suits on account
Of Corporation OF New-fork, $i7S TO- Total s29IOo 49,
BROOKLYN.
EFifty thousand dollars worth of Park bonds
bearing seven per interest, and payable In 1915,
we're signed by Mayor Powell yesterday.
Five hundred poor children viii make an
Canarse to-day under the auspices Of the
Fresh Air Committee.
The Health Board reports sol deaths last
week, which increase Of 122 over the previous
week Ninety deaths caused by cholera infantum,
IS from consumption, and one from smallpox.
Republicans arc earnestly at work in favor
OF candidates for the few Offices 10 be filled
under the new Charter. The Republican General Com
mttee at lis last session, appointed committee OF five
from each Assembly District which are 10 name the
candidates for the positions and this committee
will hold a caucus some time this week.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMACA.-John Dennis, who was assaulted
10y two high waymen, the morning Of the 9Th nst
he was returning market is still in critical
state The two colored men. Theodore Gunther and
George Golden, arrested at Weeksye, on suspicion or
being the highwaymen, were confronted, yesterday,
with Dennis who, however, was too low 70 make any
effort recognize them. The depot building Of the
South Side Railroad Company was broken open and
robbed Monday night, An attempt was made 10 open
the safe, but IL was Unsuccessful
HEMpsTEAD-Dlstrlct-At Attorney Downing OF Queens
County received anonymous letter from Jersey City
a few DAYS ago, in which the writer stated that he
one of the party that murdered James Graham, the
shoemaker, at Little Neck last Winter; that his
uanions had deserted him, and that IL he eOud be al
lowed to states evidence he would inform upon
them. - ...
WHITE PLAINs.-The examination of Peter
Terr, before Justice Pauldng, charged with having
murdered Gilbert H. Robinson, ieweer, at Rye Neck,
the night Of April &c, 1862 TO have been resumed
Yesterday but on opening the court r. Ferris who is
conducting the case for the people, stated that the pros
ecution rested whereupon j. o.. Dykeman, counsel for
the prisoner, moved for the discharge OF his client
the ground that there proof before the
the prisoner had committed the crime OF the deed
charged. The motion WAS denied and the defense
not ready TO proceed, the examination ad
iOurned.
OF the International Young Mems Christian Association
OF the United states and British Provinces will assem-
BILE in the Westinghouse NJ +. Church in this city to-
day. The Convention Will continue four five DAYS,
and between 500 ana 600 delegates expected 10
present ~
NFW-1ERSEY
JERSEY CITY-Alfred Johnson who was run
over al the Westinghouse crossing the Pennsylvania
Railroad Friday died at the Charity Hospital yester
day morning. The Orangemen, 1t Is now announced,