New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
NETWORK CITY


ashore miles south OF Henopen. The bark Is filled
with water The schooner g. T. Robbins OF Patchogae,
L. L. H. ashore the beach west Of Watch Hill. she
| has no cargo on board.
| Fire Marshal Sheldon reported to the Fire
Commissioners yesterday that there were i05 fires
during October involving loss OF t2062i incurred for
| tsOOal9. A woman named Emma Oriak WIS convicted
OF arson Oct u.s. and sentenced by Recorder hacke'
| 10 imprisonment for life.
A motion was made before Judge Fancher,
in Supreme Court Chambers yesterday TO set aside an
order granting t7jO TO Fernando Wood for property
taken In the Riverside Park opening. being part OF an
award to unkuown owners made by the Commissioners
Michael III. eastman claims to be the owner Inc mo
| ton was denied the remedy being by SUIT at law
Capt. Lowe and associates of the U. 5.
Boiler Testing Commission confined their experiments
at Sandy Hook yesterday TO the adjustment Of steam
gauges Among the visitors present Capt. Jones OF
Inc British legation Washington. II either Commits
sOner Holmes OF Ohio or Commissioner Smith OF WASH
ngtOn be present to-day series OF interesting expen
ments will be made.
| Coroner Keenan, held yesterday an inquest
In the case OF Ebenezer H. Brown OF Harlem who shot
himself in breast the 9th inst dying from the
effects OF his injury last "Wednesday The investigation
held at the late residence OF the deceased at No 2l
West and-tweny hfthst, and the only wit
ness except the physician who made the autopsy was
thc deceased. The verdict OF the jury was to me
effect that Mr. Brown destroyed himself while suffering
| from alteration OF mind.
BROOKLYN.
The labor question continues to excite con-
siderable interest The fOremen aud abOrers recently
discharged by the Board of City Works have generally
acceded the reduced rate OF wages offered and many
have permitted 10 resume work on the ainenGen
terms. The payiOrs and hammers, however, refuse to
labor at the MINI 9Gd rte oo the stJq asI e ,Sa o dS
| tie old .cae OI prices from contractors
LONG ISLAND.
LoSG ISLAND CIrY.-The police of the city
! have not been paid for over months, and much
suffering has the result many OF the officers having
| families and no money. II may be some time before
this EVIL il romeded the city charter requiring 20 days
to eapse after the Impeachment articles shall have
passed against the Mayor before warrants lsSlnd Dy
as successor shall be hOnored by the CITY Treasurer
That uc has elapsed since tue passage OF the I'M
| parchment articles against Mayor De BeVMse. Ilo
CITY Treasurer, however. ~ not willing 10 honor the
warrants OF Aetns Mayor Hunter. aud IL viii DC neces
sarv to out maniamu3 compelling him 70 90 So
| FLusHISG.-Oiyer Crooks of Newtown. while on his
way on Wednesday night from tins place; was
money ne had with him The robbers escaped. Tao
valuation OF the Dousluss Pond (306r By the COmms-
siuuers has been confirmed by the SUPREME Court ana
Tie matter is therefore disposed or THIS Is saving 70
| tho village OF $4oCO.
PArcHoGUE.-Capt Samuel N. Smith recently charged
with an attempt 10 procure the death OF his wife by
poison administered by tue servant Annie noughton,
has been acquitted ny Justice smith who Is convinced
that the whole af4r vas ~ attempt Al DAcki1dl ny te
' HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Chairman of the Board
OF Supervisors has appointed the standing Commlttes,
Coroners-Hopkins, Hyatt and Fish County Clerk
Clark Fish and Rockwell; County Treasurer Brown,
Cauldweil and G. K DusenDerry; Equalization - Hunt.
| G. r. Dusenberry, Bussing, Tompklns and Wilsea;
Sutherland; EXcise-Rockwel Lnnny and Hyatt; Loans
IL r.. Carpenter, Caldwell and T. Duscn6erry Print
ing Sutherland. Hopkins and Clark. Two prisoners
In the County jan charge Of burglary attempted TO
escape On Wednesday nisht' by tne removal OF some
bricks OF "A wall adj accent veniildtor Their
men discovered in time to Illustrate their designs.
They werearched 10 fresh quarters ana placed ia irons
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-The Board of Fire Commits
souers has authorized the Issue OF for g g.
- pay salaries OF the department for the half month
ending NOV. IS. The pigeon shooting OF the New-Jer
sey sportsmeas Club the championship OF the club
| and badge valued at $3.50, came of on Wednesday.
George Watson PROPRIETOR OF the Montceoave. house.
killed ten birds the ~, and declared winner OF
the badge Daniel Kelly, proprietor Of the North Ber
gen Hotel, killed four birds in Eve and was
| william scGildee Robert Pinkerton aud John Nee
ham charged with assaultng and attempting TO kdnap
| Tuesday was continued yesterday before judge Sew
| nlour Norman l.. Rowe, who had been deputized by
me DstrCtAttOruey. appeared for BDwe and for the
| state ExChancellor Williamson appeared for the
PENDANTS and asked that BAH might be fixed, he would
cGsea IN tiOo o as heI srbidre in s5oS PnEerton
and Meehan in 500 each. PDleron was fined $40 for
carr ig ot onH a hat Rove had nor becp
| charged with burglary, ana that the report
grew out Of the fact that be had been
WSGS tho case vas tried BoWe had proven an dbl
Justice ymOur decided TO surrender lowe 10 tie New
York authorities. and detailed Capt. McHorney and In
spIc0r Murphy to accompany him to the DisrietAtOr
reys Office IN New-York. Detective stlldge, one Of
he kduappers requested that Bowe might be delivered
| M 10 aim. bIt the request was not complied with
lowe was willing to give bail IN York, but ii was
refused After the detectives were released ny Justice
seymour they again arrested on warrat issued
by Judge Davis. and after examination pnkerton and
sShilIre were held 500 bail each, charged with
saalting Henry Dllon. one OF the e,uzeus VINO
S ' were held in oo eaeS CHARGED
| with assauns James Il. Porter and sehiidge
rave bail IN 500 IA charge or assaung Porter aud
| presenting pistol at his mead. The Hudson County
liquor dealers have organized an association to oppose
! Ihe enforcement OF the Sunday law. Henry Lembeck
has been elected President Arthnr 10 CosgroVe, Wee
President FredJ Rucmpler, Secretary; James Harper,
frnet ermec FINANCIAL Secretary The nrst business
transacted the Association was the appointment or
collect funds 10 carry the projects or the Orgunl2a-
| Ton. On motion the Association adopted resolution
| to admit Ne~-YOrk liquor dealers members. 20.
The Board OF Public WORKS met yesterday and passed
resolution reduce the force OF the department by
cutting down 20 cent TIE salaries OF all employees
naming eXeepa ,ae lcyrd from n R6opd W oS Doc
setting forth s inability to furnish the necessary funds
| TRISroS-In the Supreme Court yesterday, "a motion
was made to the cotton snits originating in the
loss by fire at Pier No 1, New York CITY, IN 1885, Of cot
| boy Railroad Company The plaintiffs obtained judy
ment New YORK for the amount stated, They now
Companies. TIE question is, whether the United Com
panes responsible for the ors Of the Camden and
| Amboy Company.
NEwARK.-The employed in the morocco
factories OF G. kugent d Co and g. F. Young Co have
been employed full time during the panic and paid
from 20 to Is per cent than Is paid for the
| work in Wilmington, Boston, or Philadelphia. Their
employers promise them work all Winter by reducing
their wages rs per cent. The men refuse 10 work
terms and have struck The manufacturers will
close their chops rather than accede their demand
The Methodist Church IA East Newark will be dedi-
Gated Dec. Z. Bishop Simpson Will oficiate.....
MICHAEL & Wheian, - contractor, drew f.40o due
| him at, The City Hall on Wednesday. and has
not been since. His friends fear foul tplay.