New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The receipts of cotton, yesterday, by vessel
and rail- reported at the Cotton Exchange at 5625
bales.
Controller Green received, yesterday, from
payments Of taxes and various assessments Al992 CO.
and paid warrants and claims 10 the amount OF S0os o.
William NJ Tweed is reported to have almost
recovered from his disorder will remain in the hos
pita however for the present. least in the position
of assistant orderly
THE TRIBUNE has received by post 81 for
the yellow fever sufferers at Memphis from Cash. No.
as East Nineteenthst, mailed in the Newfork Post
Office oct. Is, and held for postage TIL TINS tlme
Arthur p. Philips, recently clerk in the
store of j. sabin Son, at No. 81 Nassaust who alb
seconded nearly week ago with $500 of his EMPLOYERS
money, was captured III Washington, ID. C., on Wednes
day morning ticket for Memphis was found OIL MS
person.
John McDermott of No. ia Springst. re-
ported Capt Irving few days ago that he mad been
robbed Of $500 in panelhouse IN Fins BY woman
Detective Williamson, after considerable trouble, ar
wsS Identided bg McDermoIt The woman VIII DC az
RAJ ,aed in tho ToWns Police Court to-day z15ss'1"
Messrs. Laimbeef and Bowen, Commissioners
Of Charities and Correction, visited the public lnsttu-
tons on the islands yesterday accompanied by the Wis
count Tarbat, T. r. Hamilton, and Frederick Ward,
aidesdecamp TO the G0veTDeTGeneral OF Canada; Geo
Dallas. Secretary of the British Agency; Robert Rus
SELL of the British Agency, and the Rev Henry
L, Montgomery OF this city.
Arthur A. Bush, who had been a compOsitor
on THE TRIBUNE the past three or four years. died OF
typbod fever at his residence Brooklyn. last evening,
after an illness Of about two weeks. Mr. Bush was
nephew Of the Late Horace Greeley was about q or rs
wears of age, highly esteemed by ms fellow
craftsmen and Others who enoyed his acquaintance or
mis- industrious habits aud ms quiet gentle manhefs
lie leaves a wife and two young children, who VIII
seriously feel his loss.
Controller Green was served yesterday with
an order Injunction the complaint of Wm Colgan
to prevent payment Of judgments TO Sarah Herar and
Edward Tracy alleged services as City Hall cleaners
IN 1862 The deponent forth that he holds assign
me nts OF claims and had commenced SUM thereon
when he lately discovered that the original claimants
had also brought an action 10 obtain the money Ihs
il sample the confusion attending the claims OF TINS
kind. which are sought TO be enforced m tne C9nls
The lack Of system and regularity WIN when the nnah
cia affairs Of the CITY were conducted during four or
five years prior to 1872 left mass OF lunsetted claims
which made seem as If every man and woman whose
name appeared the Directory had claim against the
City. ,,o.,,,,, ~
The Board of City Works yesterday resolved
70 repair the sea.wall 1hTdaye. Ii will cost about
$1,000
John Fetman, aged 1G, clerk, hanged him
self yesterday with leather strap in the loft OF stable
"a No. 272 CaIltOn-aVe.
Mary Coulter and Sarah Cof1ey were found
intoxicated in the cellar Of No. Hudson-sve yester
day. and in the apartment four children who were
apparently dying from starvation police officer got
wagon and putting within u! al the persons whom ne
station. During the journey Sarah Coffey died
Sophia NietelbOcker Of No. - BOerum-st.
was arrested yesterday charged with stealing from Cath
arne Brothery OF No. % BOerun-st a box containing
$40 in money gold watch and CHAIN and articles Of
t.wery 10 all valued ~ SSH The accused and her nus
band are good circumstances, owning property In
Boerum-st worth from $1,000 10 $4,000 and AS there
pears to motive for the crime 1t Is Thought by those
ACQUAINTED with Mrs Metelbocker that the lady 10 al
hictodwith keptomania
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-George j. Luxom of this city
WAS arrested yesterday afternoon in NewYors by
DeputyShcr1 JARVIS. upon charge OF breach OF con-
tract preferred against him by Thomas " Johnson also
OF this city. In default OF 1900 bail Lu1om was com
United TO Ludlow-st The Treasurer reports the
following balance in bank: Tax account, s7o69o IS as
sessment account s94s IS account S39.)l4 81
sinking fund SLIGHT "a; total $227O9O 49, The Board OF
Finance has authorized the issue Of warrant for & 900
in favor the County Collector for taxes The trans
count for assessment Interest paid from general
account July and the transfer OF $4,000 from assess
meD account TO general account for interest paid Nov
l. has been authorized by the Board AZ Finance The
Board OF Finance has authorized the deposit OF $22 DC
December interest account. The Commissioners OF APP
peal summoned the PENNSYLVANIA Central and Del
10 appear before them Dec. TO- and show why
they should not assessed for municipal taxes from
Dee accordance with an act passed hy the last Leg
shall pay a municipal tax on their real
Arthur Fecney, who was shot by a special Waterman
IN Hudsonst Monday night is stil alive and his recov-
ery seemed probable yesterday. The Bergen Leder-
kanz reorganned nv the election Of John G. speek
Presidents Edwin Hunzner Vice President, aud Charles
Ieofer Secretary Inspector Saunders and Clerk Den
mead Of the Fire Department were thrown from car
rage by runaway horse In York-st yesterday In
refused the application Tor new trial IN the case Oi
Albert Chamberlain. who was tried and found guilty OF
malpractice few days since Judge Holman sentenced
the defendant TO Two years In State Prison yesterday
"A seafaring man residing Ia Hndson-st returned
home Thursday and found that during his last voyage
M s Hs naI he1 Of the Young Mens Christian
Association will be opened Monday In the Kepler Build
ing at Warren and YOrk-sts, and meals will be fur
nshed morning, noon. and night to the poor John
OHare fined $40 yesterday. by Ju'ice Seymour for
insulting ladies' ON PavOna-ave The High School has
removed TO the old quarters In Bay ST. at School No 6,
which burned about year and has been rs
built and remodeied.
NEWARK. The Common Council met last night The
City Controller reported receipts from all sources during
the month, s2s0l32 rs The Treasurer reported cash
balance on nsn n1 90 so ~; asns on
pc ttioD received from propertyowners on Spring
hedave, asking that committee he appointed ~ con
fer with them concerning the Jelford pavement on that
avenue the payment Of assessments for which they are
oontesting A communication received from the
City Auditor announcing that the appropriation from
the tar ordinance for the several departments OF the
City Government was exhausted Peter Piersoh, ST.
and Peter Pierson IT., and John Mattinson were ar
rested yesterday morning on u charge OF robbery.
PAssAc.-The inquest in the cases OF Mclean and
Barclay who were Killed by the fall OF Bpeers building
Thursday, will take place before coroner spron Today
rnsnts 10 attend the funeral Of Mr. Mclean, who was
one Of the members. James H. Carpenter, the aren't
tect writes that he made drawings and specnca
tioea for Mr. speer. which he was assured were not
used. This building WAS one story hlghef thah the
sketches called for and the tlmbers All gher he mas
as architect ana ~ hrn ia hs pehei 'ha' 'ho jury VIII
exoDerste him a.
es.ps iTs ws.sI rsSts dariHs the pest 0Dth sAs "