New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

ton at Nos T. o. and IL West Thlreenthst, on Friday
Nov. 2s, at p m, by order OF M')orGen' A'eh'"u''
Shaer.
The following is a comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases OF the past two weeks:
.-sso Typ6a. Typhoid scarlet Me,,,. DVA,erIa smallpox
Nov Nov. s B; :::::s II s. s. 70 q - 0
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Judge Bixby Richard Rookie held for examination
charged by Charles E. Thomas paving eer OF the Ninth
forged check on that bank Tor s4tO purporlnR W No
signed by Isaac smith, Son * 20.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday Of 1873 and water rents
sl5479s from OF taxes, assessments and inte
rest s6iO7 60 from collection OF assessments ana ihte
ona s snS SorfS S & so ass water rents 6I 2s
licenses, Mayors Office ssi So Total, sis7a2' 30.
At the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Sutherland, Assistant Discretionary
Rollins appearing for the people, the case OF Lyman
Copperman charged with receiving stolen goods, was
resumed Judge Sutherland delivered his charge IN the
morning the jury retired ana up 10 la'e Ho nh s
night they had not agreed upon their verdict A OkeJ
Hall and Howe & Hummcl appeared for the accused
The 7th Regiment, n. g.. will parade in full
uniform and overcoats on Evacuation Day, Nov
49, for review at the City Hall by the Mayor and the
Common Council Pursuant to Brigade orders, Regi-
mental Courtmartia will convene at the arinory, on
Dec TO- at O'Clock D. m., for trial Of delinquent non
commissioned officers and privates OF TINS regnent
Major George Moore Smith has been detailed as fres
dent or the Court
Efforts to procure bail for Francis X. Sherwin
of the banking firm OF F. r. sherwin & Co. OF No. 10
Broadway who arrested Oct IS on the charge OF
corruptly and Intentionally contriying with Phelps 70
convert 10 his own use securities OF the state 10 tne
value Of $500 have failed so far No action mas as yet
taken upon the indictment found against Charles
Hudson sherwins cashier although an order OF arrest
issued against him.
The terms of Commissioners Kelly, Hoe,
Farr Mathewson, Klamroth Halsted, and Beardsee OF
the Board Education will expire, according to law, on
Jau 1874 and their successors to serve three years
be- appointed to-day. The Mayor has II II Under
stood, decided reappont the entlre number commits
soner Klamroth who has desired 10 retire, having
consented to serve again.
The record of the proceedings of the second
National Convention OF Pork Packers and Provision
Dealers held in Chicago, Sept 10 and IL, contains the
new rules for the cutting of pork and lard which WIZ
the standard, and Will govern the new product JUST
beginning into the market They are illustrated
By engayings OF the different cats OF pork copied from
photographs taken III packing establishments III thlS
| city, aud sand 10 be very correct.
Milton A. Clyde of the firm OF Dillon,
Clyde Co.. contractors. for whom Coroner Kessler is
sued warrant of await the result of an nvest
cation into the cause of Of the steamDoiler
in Fourh-ave appeared at the CorOners office yester-
day morning. accompanied by Detective Bennett, and
gave bail for MS appearance during the e1amnatlon
which will begin at 10 o'clock this morning. James N
smth of NO 265 Glinton,aye BROOKLYN, VINO mad pre-
for Mr.. Clyde, becoming responsible to the amount Oh
| $4,000.
| The eighth entertainment of the Galaxy
Course was given last evening. at Association Hall,
| John Brougham reciting selections from some OF his
own writings. There a large audience for so I'M
pleasant evening, and all seemed pleased The Sc
lections were from 1.-THE Fairy Circle" in which Irish
humor and Irish brogue were well Illustrated IN the
dialogue between Cornelius OCarrol and his wife Molly.
The adventures Of Jack Bunsby and Capt Cutie in
daguerrean saloon selections from the extravaganza OF
columbus III Filiblstero" and the "Hymn OF Princes,
which written as an appropriate lie Deum for the
| German nation, after o bloody victory.
| A Mrs + living at M. 14S EOTSyth- ST.
kRoom No. whose children attend the Fourteenth Ward
Industrial school, No 80 Crosbyst is in great dis
tress The family have pawned their bedding and al
other article they possessed In the vain en-
deayor provide food and fuel Their rent is now due
Work has been fruessy sought for, and last resort
| they have thrown themselves upon the sympathy OF
Miss H. Stevens, Principal OF the Fourteenth Ward lu-
dustria school vino states that unless aid be speedily
given them they VIII die from starvation. Persons de
srous of relieving this poor woman and her three tt
ones may send their contributions TO Miss H. stevens Of
the Fourteenth Ward Industrial School, No. % Crosby
St. or TO Office OF the Childrens Aid Society, No 10
Fourhst stating the object for which they are in
| tended. ,,o,,,>-
| Several GreenpOint mechanics, who were
discharged from box factories and machine shops of
that place Nov. !. resumed work on Monday under
I their former employers.
Balance in the City Treasury Nov 8, s1,722,-
los 99 deposited during the week. sl799ss 81 total
5000 O9i So; payments during the week. s5s2355 o. bal
| auce hand Nov. Is, Sl,6l9,7js 81
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-IR the Hudson County Court
of Quarter yesterday the trial of peter Ridge
way OF Weehawhen, charged with causing his wife's
death on Oct q, continued Charles Bearman tes-
| titled that Rdgeway and wife drinking at the
shades Oh Oct 81 and that when they started TO
home the deceased fell from the plank walk into the
gutter tho accused pushed her with his foot that
she rolled several feet further he then helped her to
standing position, but she fell down again. VIM
| Pardee testified that he saw Holloway wheeling
| his wife home in a wheebarrow Oct ~, and that
she WAS bleeding profusey Coroner Parsow testified
that he had examined spot where the affair occurred
nah found and blood on the plankwak, which was
about four above the gully where the woman fell,
prisoner was called the defense. He testified that
his wife had been drinking and was overcome by the
help her and had carried her part Of the way but found
| cured a wheebarrow with which he conveyed her TO
the house. he took of her wet clothes replaced
them with dry and put her 70 bed Witness test
ned that his wife subject ts that she had drank
that he had never struck her in anger. He
rct Attorney, but nothing new was elected.
which been redeemed by new issue now held by
them to exchange $4,000 OF Improvement certifcates
for bonds and purchase 5000 in assessment bonds.
The Board Of Finance is paying the city creditors in
bonds where the amount exceeds $1,000 and IN some
cases small creditors are Induced to unite In the pur
chase of bond for 900 Orders on the City Clerk for
salary warrants discounted on the street ut 10 10 is
| per cent below par The Board OF Police Com
| missioners has adopted resolution TO furnish
| the Board Of Aldermen with the names
OF saloon keepers who violate the Sunday law, with
auest that the licenses OF those mentioned may
voked. resolution passed requesting the Corpo
ration Counsel give his opinion In relation 10 the
proper course to pursued by the Police Department
In order up the practice OF rumsellng the
Sabbath, and to prevent repetition of the presentments
lice Commissioners. Men are now employed the
new and paid at the rate Of per day
mssons and a aborers Work will be continued all
| Winter n funds can DO obtained to pay the hands
| NEwARK-The engravers employed by the Jewelry
| manufartory of Hawkins * DOdd who