New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

Dispatches from points on tne line Vi INC
Erie Canal, stating that had formed during Wednes-
day night caused advance in breadstuis yesterday
morning, but later news OF warmer weather nroHgnI
them down 10 about the closing rates Oh tue pie'ons
day.
jacques Bach and Godfred Cease were
charged in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday be-
fore Judge Fammer, with having willflly set fire TO
the piano mandatory OF kransh, Bdcn Co. oil NO. 2|o
East Twenty-sxth ST.. the 10Th inst Bach Is mem
porter They each gave BAN IN $1,000 TO answer
A poor young emigrant boy named Patrick
Keane made complaint the Court of General Sessions
yesterday against Patrick stock. charging him with
having robbed him Of 49, while he was walking upon
Pier No A. Now 8. There not suncent evidence
10 convict the prisoner, ana ne Was aci.'ed me
jury, evidently touched by the deItltl9 OIL the EN-
grant boy made purse among them OF sJj, to wDch
Judge Sutherland added SIS.
, Commodore Vanderbilt was called upon last
evening by TRIBUNE reporter in reference TO the report
that commite OF engineers the Hudson River Ran
road TO meet here and remonstrate against the
proposed reduction OF their wages but the Commodore
know whether they proposed calling on Inn or not lie
sometimes attended 10 matters relating To Tue WORKING
| of the Hudson ami Central Railroads.
Edward Gillcn, the person who claims TO
have been elected Controller, gained an entrance by
some means 10 Controller Green's private Office yester-
day morning aud was just taking his seat" as
he expressed IT, when Devlin the Controllers Sergeant
alarms took him by the shoulder and elected him. In
the lobby Gilen drew "A revolver and, II IL said, eX-
claimed am Controller Of this City and have taken
my seat Officer Davis seized Gilen, and as they were
going down stairs the latter welded his revolver in
thrraenlug manner The officer dislrmed him and took
| him 10 the Tomb5 where he was discharged WIN d
| Ieprimand and HE promising not 70 offend again.
| Myer Stern has, in behalf Of the Hebrew
benevolent Society addressed appeal to the jewish
| residents Of NewYork, asking for contributions OF
| money, clothing. food, bedding and other material,
wherewih TO enable the Society relieve the suffering
OF those dependent upon it bounty He says "Letus,
as band OF brothers, united in common love. meet the
common enemy, and we viii emerge Vctori0n>ly rom
the trials and hardships That the coming winter VIII
surely have store for community In unity there
is strength, ana it becomes lnVinciDio Nheh sed5u WIN
! Contributions may be sent 70 T. W. Frank al No.
"'''' BROOKLYN.
Mayor Powell yesterday issued a proclama-
ton setting apart Nov. 27 THANKSGIVING Day IN ac-
cordqnce with the recommendation OF President Grant
and Gov DIX.
Upon the application of strIct-Attorney
Bri,ton in the Circuit Court Brooklyn, yesterday for
the release OF ucette Myers, Judge Barnard discharged
| her from custody
1t is announced that the successful archi-
! tects in the case 18th Regiment Armory are
Engleharr Mundell Crooke. The cost OF the building
will be $4,000 upon which the architects are TO receive
five per cent for their lbOr The armory Will occupy
plot OF ground on Fiatbush9ve and Hanson place Tor
which the city paid ,t5,cR II VIII nc Two stories hsn'
and will have drl-room 196Nll2 feet, squad room,
32Xg2 feet company room. officers rooms, ana library.
LONG ISLAND
LOyG ISLAND CTY.-The repairs on the draw
bridge over Nowtown Creek las been compl ted, and
travel across II has been resumed.
STATEN ISLAND.
Porr RICuuOND.-Dr. Martindale, we'll
known resident OF Richmond County, recently BEGAN
having sewer from his residence to Kill Kull The
borers were arrested by Is special officers detailed by
the Board Of Aldermen. which had refused Dr. Martin
dale the privilege Of running a waste-pipe from his
house TO the river. The men we're discharged on this
occasion. Resuming work, they were agiln aucsten,
and again discharged In attempting 10 stop the mon
Is In numbery yesterday fight occurred between the
constable aud the AbOrers when caused considerable
vceneut ia the county Several OF the participants
we're badly though not dangerously Injured.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
CRY OF KIyGsroN.-The Delaware and IGud
son Canal Company stopped, yesterday, issuing permits
here and loading boats at Honesda!e.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CmY.-Patrck LarkinS, tho bar
tender who was so badly injured by an unknown man
in the saloon Cocst. and Ralroadave, on Wedues-
d,y morning. conscious Yesterday for sufficiently
long time to enable Coroner Renharit to take his ante
mortem statement. IL did differ from thar made
when he was found except that he added TO his former
| imperfect description that he thought the mau was
smoothfaced. with brown hair. and dark complexion
In addition to the robbery OF the m0neydIaWer' Lar
kns's watch taken. Larius was alive last evening"
INT mis- physicians entertain hopes Of his recovery
The Board OF Fire Commissioners report, IN answer To
the resolution OF the Board OF Finance asking Tor
ducton IN expenses t1at the department. was being run
os ecOuOmicallv possible and az less proportions
| ATE expense than any other department of the city
government and that no reduction could be made
Thomas Brown was committed Yesterday, cblr<rd with
! stealing watch valued at 500, from William Slater.
] fellow-boarder In house on Cornelson-dve The
Almshouse Committee has decided TO ond hospital
ON snake Hi to cost 5000 Tho fine of per cent per
month will DO imposed on all taxes unpaid to-day.
PArRRsoSAt meeting Of the Department Of Streets
ana sewers with the Department ~ Finance and the
Mayor Wednesday night II was decided 10 place 90 men
| al WORK on the Grandst aud Hamburshav rJcks.
Tbr Superintendent of Outdoor Relief was instructed TO
receive applications for employment. and yesterday
| morning be recorded ~ names. The men Were ques-
TONED IN relation age, number In family dependent
on them support whether they owned any property,
how long they had been out OF work. now much they
had accustomed to earn per day &C. Ii was found
that some OF the applicants had been earning
| Of from two to eight dependent them -.
| the Mayor with the AIdermanic Finance Committee
he the a. yet the scheme to sell Relief Fnbd
bonds had not been successful, and that no one had
offered 10 provide means to carry out the contemplated
project OF charity ON the contrary 1t was learned that
some Of the taxpayers were disposed 10 crcise the
action of the officials In adopting measures provide
the unemployed with work, when the treasury yir
tually empty. After full consideration the Mayor and
Aldermen decided not TO begin work on the streets until
next Tuesday, aud 10 call public meeting Of taxpayers
! AT Washington Hall Monday night, when 1t is hoped
the taxpayers VIII ndorse the action OF the Alder
men.
NEWARK Extensive preparations are making for the
reception Of Gen. sherman at the Industrial EXHIBITION
to-ng ht. Dodworth's Band will perform at the Rink
during the evening. Gen. sherman will be welcomed at
depot by All the soldiers OF this city who served
late civil The laying OF the corner stone OF
Methodist Church. ut hearney, viii take place
ON Monday. Will be held In the railroad depot
| on sunday conducted by the Rev Drs Sims and Hare
- The annual Convention OF the kewJersey State As
sucatOn of Sprltuats and Friends Of Progress will be
| held at Library Hall on Saturday ana Sunday.
HAcGEssAok-Thc Bergen County Teachers Inst.
tu0 crosses its session IN Washington Hall to-day. t
being the third OF the meeting. On Wednesday evening
Prof Apgar STATE superintendent OF schools delivered
address m Irving Hail. and last evening Miss Minnie
swayze gave address aud series OF readings.
MoREisIowS-Moriant Young, supposed 10 DO
Freuchmdn, Killed at the Lunatlc Asylum Wed
nesday 10y the falling OF = scanoid plank He about
b5 old, aud had been officer In The Crmean,
| Itaian and American wars.
ELHABETH-kowing. tho woud-be wife murderer