New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

landed at Castle Garden Twenty vessels are due tn9
week, and many arrivals are expected
+. ID. Smith. Supervising Inspector General,
os In the city Yesterday and consultation concerning
boer explosions and their prevention was hold at the
office OF Inspector Low.
Information was received at Police Head
quarters last night OF the escape OF Frank Kohe age
49, from the Sing Sing state Prls9n TO wnlcn he hau
been committed from Port Jeryis for hVe years.
Trinity Church was again robbed on Sunday
night The thieves effected entrance through yes-
try window which was fastened very insecurely with
small cord They stole the rectOrs shOes, ana suI Vi
clothes from closet robbed the poor DoAoS ""u 90
capped.
Az the steamer Harlem was on her trip up
the river Sunday evening, she struck rowboat oppo-
site One.hundred-and-twentysix upsettng lts
occupants, all OF whom were saveu III ,esi
90 p George Henny, 49, who was drowned his resl
dence was on FiitY-sixth-st., near eecOhdaVe'
Can't J. H. TOOne appointed to represent
Cnur de Leon Commandery OF Knights Templars at the
reception OF the remains or Minister Orr was prevented
frou officiating by severe but not serious Illness wne9
also detained him from attending the Grand bolge, as
the sessions Of which he has been present or sl1teeh
years.
The principal part Of yesterday in the Sur
rocates Court occupied in the hearing OF the VIII OF
Daniel williamson. David r. Jaques and A. b. Chal'
mers summed up for the contestants, and John :;
woodward for the proponents. The Surrogate reserved
his decision. The Eliza Cole Will case was ADJOURNED
until June 2s
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with the late decision OF the Court OF Appeals in the
Stokes case and as affecting comparison between the
cy and country Judges who sat in the case that the
late unanimous decision condemning the action OF Judge
Iife SaS condrmation of the ruling OF Judge Ingra
ham, who, on the first trial, admitted them.
The schooner PalOs of Boston, which re-
Gently sailed from Hoboken for Cambridge, put into
New-IOndon harbor Sunday night, In sinking cond-
tiop The bark Curacoa, which recently sunk from
Wit he
will probably be raised to-day. force or divers mas
been employed on her since the accident ana he eaIgS
has been mostly recovered. The wreck now lies on
stapeton Landing Staten Island whittier she was towed
from the scene OF the collision of Sandy Hook.
A choice collection of books was disposed
Of yesterday afternoon by Bangs, Merwin Co.. at No.
Csc broadway over 800 volumes were sold some OF the
| more important ones are given below;
distinctions Tor Young sportsen" HaWker 81 7'; "HorT Of
England" Masuly 80 2oi Shafessre edited oy LENT s s,sP,
,sS, Al e8 Craikhank" 5lJ Illustration, vols, 81 2
.s sods Pi sh wSTs. Rs s sG :yne no V = S.
D.eoar.e be worship OPnapus' knight 90 sol Jupiter ct
I'''' BROOKLYN.
The Academy of Music is to be renovated,
the walls reecorated and two marble fountains will be
placed in the inner vesbule leading from the main en-
trance.
The internal revenue officials, made cOnsid
erably wiser by their experience Of Saturday obtained
the assistance Of squad Of police yesterday and made
another raid in the Fifth Ward where they discovered
an illicit whisky distillery at No United statesst Tne
promises SEIZED with 2JOgdllon copper sun aug
an the appurtenances mash tubs, and WHISKY an OF
which were removed to the department headquarters.
The property seized is valued at $1,000
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-During the late Mayor
atty contest in the Extraordinary Circuit OF the su
preme Court considerable evidence adduced show
ing that at the election, votes purchased and that
many minors voted. The presiding Judge suggested to
the DistrctAtoney. and OF the counsel for Mayor
Debeyoe that there we're good grounds 3 TO pT9dIce
This was done yesterday with the intention, as Is sup
OF witnesses we're examined Dut IL Is unuei tt
prma face infraction of the law was not estaDshed
County Judge Armstrong has rendered decision IN the
case OF the Overseers of the Poor agt Edward Q1ig
ley The plaintiffs instituted proceedings against the
defendant before the City Recorder to obllge him to
support an illegitinate child, and he was imprisoned
for failing to do So The Judge in long written de-
in the premises and that Quigey must be discharged
49, The Grand Jury OF the County Court found yester-
day another true bill against CITY treasurer hoNeh'
| and he will bc tried to-day
| NORTH HENPsTEAD.-The Queens County Court con-
vened at the Court yes@rIy % %moIHuE, Dut omiS
II indictments and having completed their business
row because Of the seventh Annual Fair OF the Queens
County Horticultural Exhibition.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The June term of the
County Court and Court Of Sessions for Westchester
Comfy began at the Courthouse yesterday, before the
| Hon. s. d. clifford, County Judge and Justices OF Ses-
! sions Howe and skman. The following Grand Jurors
| were lmpaneled stephen II. Miller, foreman; G.. 8.
Anderson, Edward Baxter, PhipDeyo, Cyrus Fancher,
| Ardenus Free, John A. Kemp, Michael Kuntz L. N.
Purdy James Patterson VIM II. Stiles, Cyrus L. Todd,
! + V, Traphagen. "A. Van Cortlandt, Asa W. Young
| Hyatt l.. Garrison
MI Baker principal Of Public school No. l. and it s
reported that he will be dismissed tonight.
NEw-JERSEY.
| JERSEY CITY-Nathan T. Madden, formerly
Justice OF the Peace, convicted yesterday in the
Hudson County Quarter Sessions, Of procuring money
under false pretenses from Miss sIyerbatt He col
ected the taxes on her fathers property from the lady,
representing that he had authority to do So Madden
did not pay over the money, and the property would
have sold II the had not detected the fraud
and paid the taxes to Collector Anderson Inc prisoner
two hundred carloads OF gram were recelsed ny the
Erie Hallway at Long pGck, uu1ng Tue past i
insanity, examined by County Physician Buck yes
terday and committed County Insane Asy sylum.
The jn1nest in the case OF John Adams Kane who
murdered by Nathan Britton, near the Pennsyivania
smed, yesterday, before Coroner Reinhardt, at the
| Rink. No important testimony was elected.
l NEwARK.-John Raymond arrested, yesterday
morning and committed for trial for robbng hard
ware OF Caleb Ward OF No isl Broidst Saturday
| night The Tax Board began is sessions yesterday.
| The wife of Dr. J. A. Grant OF No 80 Newst. dropped
dead Sunday night, from apopieIy-.Owen Bolan was
the streets rsving with dehrum tremens. The special
elections In the Ninth and Fifteenth Wards, 10 elect
aldermen l vacancies will take place TO There
we're II deaths last week, three OF which were from
small pox Edward O'Brien. employe on the Penn
sylvana Railroad, was crushed TO death while compiling
cars the Marketst depot yesterday The deceased
Was 40 years age and leaves wife and three chill
dren The Board OF Excise met last night and granted
| 20 licenses. Six licenses were refused
| PATERSON the Passaic County Court OF Oyer and
| Termner the trial OF Van Winke Bogert resumed
yesterday Gilbert Riley colored. the first witness
summoned lie testified that Boger called st his hou
on Friday night before Christmas and ndempoyed him
t take the furniture from Burroughss residence
fatbers hodse I'm Paramus vituesrefused to take 10
| to O so on nj oh nd