New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
NFW-YORK CITY.


crossed the ocean the said ~ be the most
serious they had ever encountered
John G.. Philips of No. 81 west NIneteenth-
st and william Mackay have attached the property oil
peldinO Brothers Il Co.. in an acton begun ia lno
snrano GUTi 70 recover from them SiC4 IS, with III
terost from sept 49, for tue value OF silks sold.
The buildings to be removed in consequence
OF the extension Of Madison-ave, rom One'huh0reu
and Twentyfourthst to the Harlem i,Sr, VIII nc If
Pablo Works next Thursday. Inc premises no O., -
East twenty iourt-st VIII DC sou his~
The last day of the Autumn meeting OF the
American Jockey Club will b. remarkable from the NUM-
Der Of races and the entries 1here are seven races "
to-dov,s programme which includes free handlcap
sgeepsakes and handicap hurdle race over ss So,
hurdles for distance OF one mlle hu Vs. ~, , are
aud match for $500 in which meinocrs oi 'he 'i" '
to ride.
The pilot of the ferry-boat James Fisk 'r''
which ran into the yacht Julia near PaVonia Ferry Oh
Wednesday evening states that tho yacht was mhuen
from view Ivy intervening vessel ana weh sue TIc
ap,carnd IL was 100 late 10 conliol Tue iefil
thinks That the collision was una oi,.p ~ ,oct
CATION will lee made by the Boaid o, SWannoat i The
orr N complaint be entered Dy INC occupants " wv
yacht. -
Vincent Colyer, for a long time an active
nou,hcr Of the Young Mems Christian Associa''o"'
volunteered his services free Of expense to 90 aS "o
NATIVE OF Association IN md 81 tue young
man mud tno,r families suffering from the yellow fever
iu Hcn'pEis and other places IA the sonih M.
T ~ bba a' lrft tne city on this mission. Any
Ool3va dos,rl,s NJ continuing clothing. mcdical
p.iSon nancy for H., relief of the sirk, may send
mon contributions 10 tire Secretary Of the Young wen
Christian hshoeia i'o' IN forwarded and due az
know ID qIuent made to tic eNefs'
a statement having been made to the eicct
that the Governor and Secretary OF Tie SANTANA BAY
Company were in Washington asking for go'erhm'n'
protection in Sauto Domingo, inquiry was maze III '"'
Office for tie facjs Nr Hazard the Secretary II was
INIT
ar I'm Tail absence sail that the relations Of their Coin,
many win the Baoz Government mad been al"ays o.
The mos. friendly character. ~ was IlIe' nc sau' t
Tnroron Inc leader oi rival faction to tue baez "O
ernPut was cudeavOrug 20 U are q ltNo'uiiuH ~ ~,
country. hut his followers were lew anu wv -,
loua tis'ances Of couutrv great trouble was eA-
pcctod AZ tie present uc Tins COMPANY was sN l-
no eucOu ragnent to omicraton nus nauF aFP"V"'''''
for siaU,s OF iluds nave been made 10 ti'l".
BROOKLYN
The Hanson-place Baptist Church. which
nas been closed during the Summer for alterations and
re1ir. will reopen to morrow. TIE pastor tho Rev o.
D. Fulton d. D., Will preach
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Ilursday evening the
Ccuu,on Council passed resolution directing the
Buildnc Committee TO take possession OF the books,
PAPERS and all property belonging 10 the city now IN
possession Of Mayor DeBeyose ana to remove tho same
from the Mayors Office TIE trial OF the Mayor on me
articles OF Impeachment before me Coi Of oyer anu
T,rminCr, is 10 bCg!u.-Ihe Gov tract Tor repairing
Tho al Wpr
has been awarded and the contractor mas neRn Worh
- The pastors of the Methodist and Baptist Churches
this city moving FOR inc formation ol tenpni
society An escaped cohNlII rom bickHtins
Island was arrested IN Ravenswood yesterday morning
Ivy Office KearHey just after ne had ahded ne haymg
crossed the channel by swimming. he vas returned ~
his old quarters on the lsahi
JAuAIcA-samuel Hallock brakeman. residing in
Jamespor L. L. about y years Of age, was killed on
frcight tram OF the Long Island Railroad ABOUT 6;oO
O'Clock yesterday morning. II IL supposed thas no
struck his head against one 0 the cross umDers VI te
bridge at NewtOWu, hs face ard sknll we're com
uetcy crushed ill., Upon the arrival OF the tram mere
M was discovered lying upon the top Oi one ol the cars
pe TO give any account OF the manner OF his injury
drrcd a verdict in accordance with the fact.
BtBYIoN.-The Central Railway extension was opened
70 hIs village yesterday.
STATEN ISLAND.
Rfcr,YoNp.-Thc Grand Jury Of the Circuit
Cor and Cont Of oyer aud Tcrmner, which has just
closed its session. found u indictments among them
several against authorities Of Eigewater village FOR
misconduct in Office. Among those indicted are e. '"
Richardson, eI-President oi the Board Of Aldermen
Brown he present President OF the Board IA. J..
staGcwics tie present clerk OF the Board, ana Michael
O.fs tuc Treasurer OF the village Ihcy were heh III
$50 bail each appear at the next Court Of Sessions
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Wurg PLAINs.-Georgc e. Davis, lawyer
residing nj Tar.ytown while in the Office OF l.. B. Long.
Justice Of the Peace Wednesday, the latter write
check upon a bank which he numbered Oh He imrne-
diatclv forged the name Of Justice Long TO another
check upon the Central Bank OF Weschester County for
S. and inserted the number Sl2 took TO the bank him
sell and drew the money. The forgery beng dlsc0N-
cred "A warrant issued 10y Justice T. Il. Ferris Tor
me arrest OF Davis. When the officer arrived At Iirry
town 10 arrest Davis IL found that be had already
been arrested her charge Of the same kind he hay
ing forged the OF broihcrnlar 70 check for g.,
The accused committed 10 the County Jan 10 await
the action OF the Grand The fast trottine morse
Lookout, years DID, died al the stable ON the West
chester County Far Grounds, on Thursday night alter
- few hours sickness He won the SOcety's purse OF
$1,000 offered to the three minutes class during me ate
fair ana few days since Won natch-racc WIN me
BAY mare Carrie, Tor 5000. rong the Sun Leaf ia
Z54B The owner had been recently offered $500 Tor
him, ana declined H.
PorGUKErPsIE-At the Firemens' tournament ycster.
day Hoysdrat steamer No. the first prize throw
mo 1to tet 1O inches No other steamer contested Ia
, S a. t,ii Pocaontas CoinDanT of Pb,pnecK
ton company of Hudson the second prize throwing M
feet The hose carriage race by Columbia bose
Company of Pcekskin M ~ seconds.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The following is an abstract
from criminal records OF the city for the past three
months Total number Of arrests 1889 OF which I02
were foreigners 2l5 females aud 81 Of the enre
number coOred The arrests for the follow
ing causes Assault and battery. IO2 bastardy bur
gary 9; drunkenness, 48; drunk and dsorerIy, 3i7;
dsorderly conduct 1858 escaped from JAIL IA receiv-
ing stolen goods. 4; insanity. o keeping disorderly
houses, 2 grand larceny l6 petty larceny, a; man
cious mischief. IS murder q obtaining under false
pretenses, suspicion Of crime, 80 threatening life. 8;
vagTancy, 40 violation OF city ordinances II violation
Of state ordinances, &c bigamy, 4; shooting L..
The City Treasurer received from the different police
precincts t3,4gC, and S2,sN tukeD from prison
ers aud returned 10 them when discharged The police
records show that s2O3 worth of property Wa stolen
and $500 worth recovered; 1907 dodgers were accom-
modated the station houses OF which s7i were foreign
ers Joseph Jones was severely burned BY the eT-
ploson Of Kerosene lamp, at his residence Beacon
ave. on the Hights, Thursday night MARY Brown was
sent to the workhouse' yesterday, on complaint
OF her husband, who charged her with steal
lng goods from the canal boat Samuel Cashire.
OF which he is captain The tax levy for 1871
is N,66i425 49, The property valuation - sCI,0Oco0'
NEwARK.-The Grand Jury made an important pre-
sentiment the Court OF oyer and Ternneg yesterday
They spoke OF certain irregularities in the management
L. Of ~ Iii