New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
NETWORK CITY.

thousand dollars worth Of smugged Paisley shawls aud
other goods cupboard the steamship Holsatia at Castle
! Garden.
Brokaw Brothers announce an opening of
their enlarged clothing establishments Nos %, 80, 80,
and - Fourth-ave Nos. 60 and e. Laayete-pace,
near Cooper Union.
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday APP
pointed the following deputies IN the CustomhOuse;
Eobt Desanges Benz. f. Wyman Alfred f. Putin, James
| Tanner, John j. Osborne.
Two English fallow deer have just been re-
ceycd Central Park from the Geological socetys Gar
dens, London in exchange for two American deer The
White star line delivered them free OF charge.
BY special invitation the children of the
Five Points Mission will visit the "Maronettes," at
Robinson Hail. in sixteenthst this afternoon, Which
entertainment continues to attract and greatly to please
| the public.
The Albany and New-York day line of
steamers-C. ybbard and Daniel Drew-will close their
viii to-day, and Saturday the last steamer
Of the line will leave Albany for this city
1t was rumored, yesterday, that capiases had
been issued against several prominent importing firms
in this city, and the wrs have not yet been put
upon record-book because 1t thought that, by
Trpin,se tinted states Distrfct-Atorney Bliss says
however that anything Of the kind has been done nc
| Is not awar. of II.
The following members of the Produce Ex-
change have been appointed the Complaint Committee
for October Lyman +. Holman, JnO. G. Dale. and j. j.
! n
OF the Exchange: 1t. T. Eagle, Jas. T.. Iiamel Geo. W
| kendall r. McCucsncy, ID. ". MinWarug, IT., WIN. NJ
Maiuwaring, Jno o. Phillips, 4: H. Reid, Jno A. Rec,
Peter schmidt, Henry Taylor, L. W. Young ana Jno.
N'''''' BROOKLYN.
Nearly $4,000 was paid ont yesterday by the
Board Of CITY Works for service the Gowanus sewer
and the Myrtieayr. Improvement
Fire Marshal ThOrne reports Is fires during
september. Estimated loss an buildings, sloo32 on
contents, s2Lgy2 insurance on buildings, siG9jo; on
contents, $llJ5jO. Two fires originated from the care
Ics, OF Kerosene two from lncendlaflsm ana iou
| from unknown causes.
'Lucettc Meyers on being visited by a re-
porter yesterday afternoon told the old story about
Roscoe She complains Of her atment by the police
aud the District ana declares mat she can yft
tel something that will surprise everybody. very niue
/ faith j. placed 10 her statement.
A day or two ago the drivers of the South
Fourth-st t. d. Railroad struck account Of reduc-
ton Of their pay Yesterday James scheman. the chief
malcoutcnt, attempted violence Mr.. Morrison, the
receiver OF the road, hut was dsarm,d aud handed
over to the police. Most Of the old drivers resumed
work
Two of the gatoileeDers of the Prospect Park
! Clubhouse were arrested yesterday for obsructlng
United states Collectors Glllen aud Phillips, who went
there ascertain whether the keeper OF the Clubhouse
had license 10 Sell liquors. IL appears ne had not, ana
mat liquor and wines nave been sold there All summer
! Ia violation OF law.
LONG ISLAND.
! LoNC ISLAND CIrY.-Thc Committee of Fifteen
| met in executive session Wednesday aud held pro
tracted meeting The reports the experts employed
by them 70 examine tho accounts Of the Water Board
ana test the capacity Of the reservoir and amount Of
water 10 be relied upon from that source were sub
mitted but being v0luminous were not acied upon
II Is understood that the acc0uutIn VINO Has moe
very exhaustive examination OF the books OF the Water
Board finds everything correct but the report OF me
Hydraulic Engineer has not yet been made public IL
hardly possible that the Committee viii ind0rse the
action Of the Board OF Aldermen IN lmpeachlne The
Mayor City Judge and Commissioner OF Punlc Works:
! 49,. Democratic primaries were held IN -FOUR OF
the five wards ON Wednesday evening, aud the follow
ing delegates elected to the Conventions to he hen ON
! Oct. :: 10 ne Conpy C0'rGnt'G.EseconI ward resr
McArdle Third Wayd, ~. W. E.HBS; tour1 IN M"ru
Thomas Lang IT.; ruin ward, Panl Rooney. 10 ne IS
gcmbfy COureutiO- second Ward James Bradley THIRD
ward. T. i. sheridan; Fourth Ward, +. II. McNaliy;
Fth Ward, i. MCGOWAN Joseph Hill one OF the old
a.. engineer, Long Island, ana rhll engineer OF the
! Garden city. the East RIVER Ferry Company. was
morning. lie was removed 10 ms residence Ia Green
! Point, aud lies in a very critical condition.
NEW-IERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A. b. Mullet, Supervising
Architect Of the United States Treasury accompanied
by Col Fairnan, Postmaster at Philadelphia the Hon
D. g Gregory and Postmaster Greene, yesterday, eX-
amrrd the various sites offered for the POst-Once
| buildng The following plots examined: The
lot on Groye-st between Second and Thrdss., offered
for 100000 with feet added for $25OOo; on Iiender
son.st between second and Third-'ts s25ooo; Bran
| haII-iye.. between Ocean and Clerk sis, Oh the
| flights. sjO,5OO; Wayncst, between Jersey
and Raircadaye;' o%% on 1'r's soe s3 p "n
! Washipgtonst between York and Graud-sts $4,000;
| on Westinghouse, between Sussex aud MorrlS-,ts
| ,lO375O; Washngton-st., between Grand and sus,
! sex-sts, $Gl0o ON MaTen-st.' between ,trand ana
$l25oO0. Ihc Home for the Fr"ndless at
Pavonia ave. and Ernest. also OFF red AZ slGo00
! None OF the sites offered were decided upon by the
architect...Wm. Devine, age ., who was bltttn by
dog Wednesday, will probably have to suffer me am
putation of an arm. L. T. French, Malager
! held 10 bah yesterday charged with collecting
$500 for the Manufacturers Mutual FIRE Insurance
Co. Of philadelphia ana iradulenly using thG sahc ior
| his own benefit. The NewJerscy CluO has be'n
organized by the election Of W. 5. Nelson, President;
JnO. K McPherson, d. ;. Gregory, T., L. D. Harrison
d. H. Sherman. aud Andrew Clark, Nlce-Preslents ".
H1eI"f IItrschberr VINO was injured in the Pennsyi
vania Railroad yard last Monday died ut the City Hos
ptal Wednesday night The Board OF Fire Comnis-
sioners accepted invitation to be present at the
annual inspection OF the Police Department The total
loss by fires In September was 1915; insurance, $500
| SEyARK.-The parade of the First Brigade, N g., e
~ j. took place yesterday afternoon. The hne formed
of Police and 81 of his were ON the ground
| and kept excellent order The 20. tth, and 6th Kegi-
ments and the First aud Second Batalions OF Hudson
ranks Gen. Plume commanded the brigade; Gov
Col Dickinson Col. Drake, Gen. Mott aud staf and
Con DeIIart and staff present salute fired
The music was furnished by Grafullas band OF New;
York Tho brigade was reviewed by Gov Parker and
Gen. Mott at Military Park. He sercnaded at the
Continental Hotel last evening by Grafulla'S band
large crowd of soldiers and citizens surrounded the
Louis Meyer was found lying In Broadst, near Center
Market at late hour ON Wednesday, suffering from
wound ia the declined give the name of his
The Republican City Convention Will meet
this afternoon at Library Hall. Coal has advanced 81
cents since the panic Tho Woman's CHRISTIAN
Association is trying 10 raise funds TO pay OF the debt
| ON its new Home. Louis Theme, about 7, was
found the grave Of his father, in Woodland Gene
terry yesterday. He had been there two days and two
nights. fear Of punishment as the reason OF
conduct Alexander Birrell, who killed his brother
| James July 49, arragned before the Court OF
| oyer aud Terminer, yesterday morning. and pleaded
guilty to indictment for manslaughter His trial
set down for Oct. 20. His bail was fixed at s0OO
Frederick schoenwooh pleaded not guilty 10 an In
dctment CHARGING him with killing Jacob Snithe. on
sept p by striking him "A blow the head with his list.
He trial wasiso set down tor Oct 49, aud his bail was
| placed at tl,0lO.