New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
NEM-YORK CITY.

The Americas Coterie's festival, at terrace
Garden tomorrow evening, will afford pleasant enter
tanment for those unwilling TO have the season
go by without another Summer nights Dance
The EickenIranz, a singing society OF about
soo members celebrated its fourth anniversary last
night at the Turner Hal, in East Fourh-st banquet
followed a concert ana Mt FOrschner the Freslueh' vi
the Society, made an address.
The Commissioner of Public Works has been
requested to send to the Commissioners Of Accounts
statement Of contracts and claims on nle to Aug me
Navarro water meter claims ana gas Dls III arrears W."
be included IN this statement.
BY an annoying typographical blunder, the
rate at which gold was Oaning week before last was SET
down s. instead Of TO per cent per daya elundeF
apparent that could nOt nave Ntiattu S 90
statements made in the article on the Ehects Vi
Abe Break IN Gold"
The 22d Regiment National Guard will, to-
day attend the funeral of the late Capt Morris DUCK
worth Of Company l. from the residence Of his parents
at No. , 81 Luke's-pace. COMPANY met at the ar
mOry ga Fodrteenth-st.. .on Saturday evening" anu
passed appropriate resolutions
A German cannot commit suicide in any
commonplace manner John Gertheis, age 49, residing
at No ga Avenue A. ended his life Yesterday at $50 p
by placing the muzze OF large ioWhns-poe "stnS
his and dischargug n by his loot ny means ol au
Ingenious contrivance when ne lmproNSeu 4oI HIS
Sirpose. His head was terribly shattered
The United States slOop-of-war Swatara,
after service the European squadron, was ordered
year ago. to the Brooklyn NayyYard, and is now almost
anew vessel She will be launched on Wednesday alter
o'clock. She is OF the class oil the famous
Hearsarge with a little more beam. Ihele are lOUr "
tine class Of ships now repairing elsewhere
BY a change of time on the EIle Halfway
beginning to-day the morning express trains Will leave
al and 1910 rather than AT ana II a. H., -
heretofore and the night express viii leave al D. NJ
Nlth We TO 'Ae DTeSr 800 SO cverv Ia MN
mics between and 10 a. M ana ana b j. III
Mrs Louisa CclCSa, who was discharged re-
Gently from the lunatc asylum apparently cured com
mitted suicide ou Saturday by hanging herself with
cord from hook in the ceiling OF her bedroom at No.
Is4 Ieonrd-st. The deceased was native OF France
age D. ana caused bJ the loss OF hcf
two children. An inquest Will be hed to-day Oy Coroner
keenan,.
A number of young ladies, mainly gradu-
Ates OF the Normal College have lately formed vocal
aociey called the Wnterourn Chorus, under the dree-
tion of MR. Charlotte V. WuterDurn. The Society to
be composed exclusively OF women ana VII hoiu us
first rehearsal az the chalel OF Dl OrosVy oan o..
Fourth-ave. aud Iwenty-secondsl on wednesday al
O'Clock.
Arrests last week. .sl3 births, j13; marriages,
ale deaths SIS decrease over deaths previous week. So
increase over births previous week, 80; mar
riages Of previous week &c; losses from Il fires $500
Insurance S received at the Departments OF Pun
rSn S ~ tapnin Crofon pipes {i2S ySn permits
tractors, Sl.35s rs; total, SlG'o1s ~.
The inquest in the case of VIM. Hurley,
laborcr who was killed 10y stabwOund IN the neck, re-
ceved IN Rector-st., saloon on Sept was held on
Saturday and largely attended by friends OF the
young men. Robert hin, Daniel O'keeie aud John
rausCd the murder. several witnesses were examined
ANA that Hill was probably the guilty man
lie was cnhmllleu u 'Ho AOli0e' anu y NV "" wy
discharged.
AT meeting of the Wilson Colony last
night John Meyer, Herman kurttel, Lewis Richards,
and Henry Muller, elected a committee 10 COM
piee the necessary arrangements and TO select the land
grants under the Homestead law, either on the line OF
me Atkinson Topeka and Santa Re Railroad or some
branch of Central Pacnc. Ine committee viii leave
the city Sept p Forty-eglt new members were
East Tor their new homes tins FAIL or early III the
spring.
Foster is brought 10 mind occasionally in
some such way as this While John b. Creglmi age 30,
an Italian street sweeper, residing at No. lEA West
Broadway, was at work in Thirdave, at Iweniy-sey-
ENLIST Saturday afternoon he was assaulted by Walter
Bray who standing upon the front platform OF car
No I52, Tnrd-aNe hue' with cai-hooh, ana struck on
head The man. on gong nome al p IN, amer ms
work, became unconscious. Dr. Wooster was sent FOR
aud the injured man - pronounced TO OS dangerously
bmt. Bray was arrested
AT meeting Of the Long Island City Land
Company at Germana Hail. yesterday, the counsel Of
the Company gave notice that the suits begun against
the Orgnatos the scheme mad been discontinued and
settlement effected whereby through the payment OF
40 AT once aud $40 monthly thereafter, release could
b granted The inOrg cages OF which the members were
one time the foreclosure threatened, in which
the members would have lost all Of their Investments
In consequence of suit begun in the Ma
riue Court by Edwin A. Drummond against K. b.
Hasfey and Elliott Mantle for assault and battery the
latter were arrested on Saturday by special Deputy
sheriff. and committed TO the Ludlowst Jail by Deputy
sheriff hudson Jarvis in default OF $500 bail for each
BENJAMIN C. Adams and Lewis c. NOrvel, formerly
doing business IN NewOreans under me nrm name OF
* a Adams a CO. we're committed on saturday by Mr..
Jarvis the Ludlowst. Jail in default OF SoN ball
each in consequence OF suit begun against them 10 de
supreme Court. for fraud by John Paas as assignee
an bankruptcy OF the GTard Mercantile Company.
1t is an interesting fact that the Mexican
bategs presented to the city at the close OF that war
were received from Gen Burnett by Mayor Hayemeyer,
then Mayor and that the latter WILL Mayor transfer
them 10 Gen. Burnett, as CmefMarsbal OF to-day's
parade for OF the The line OF march
will be from the City Hall up Broadway past the Worth
monument. through Tweny-third-st and down Fourth
To Cooper Union. The order OF the procession
,tnIof ecGlars A. marines; g. Governors Island
s. National Guard of New-YoTk; 2, Marine Band; 8.
sailors Veterans of 1872; TO- Veterans OF the Mexican
War; II, police
BROOKLYN.
The evening schools will begin their ses
,lons Oh the 6rst Monday in October.
Nineteen wills were admitted to probate last
week.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Audit held on
SATURDAY, H. Seaman and A. ii. Schrsner were appointed
49, rs ,iners OF the Tax and Water Registrars offices
- ...c.,t.ly They viii begin their lnVestgations 10
Farewell services, conducted by the Rev. j.
=: Bass and the Rev. ID. McMullen, held in the
Aiihan Bang Methodist Episcopal Church. az Nostrand-
ANA Butier-st, YESTERDAY Heneeiorth the cohgfe
ston worship in the church recently purchased ~
IIerkimcT-,t. and Ne~York-ave.
The Kings County Exposition and Indus
rial FAr will open this evening at the Rink Clermont
and vanderbit-syes Owing TO important additions TO
the building the available space will much surpass that
f last year The cOnsgDments OF goods have been eI
tensiye, and 1t is expected that the Exhibition viii
contain fair representation Of Brooklyn industry, as
Ol rOile