New-York tribune., 1873-07-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

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| the fruit stands.
Several cases of goods were seized, yester-
| day, by Customhouse officials.
The Cotton Exchange is considering the ad-
visibility OF adopting system OF life among
| its members similar to that In the Stock Ex-
| change.
Kiyonari Yoshida and ten subordinate mem
bers Of japanese financial commission who have been
travelling in Europe during the past year, arrived here,
| Ghsey House. They on their way to Japan
The Stock. Exchange, yesterday, received
telegram from Sana Kan, stating that $4,000 county
| bonds had been wrongfuy issued Those members Of
the Stock Exchange who paid tax borrowed capital
since trying to have the same refunded
The inner walls of the Western Union Tele-
| graph Company's BuldlnE at Dey-st. and Broadway,
are almost level with the tall brownstone front
the thorough work which will be characteristic OF the
building.
The pall-bearers at the funeral Of Michael
Kelly yesterday Judge Hogan. Charles f. Low
Lawrence b. Herman Major p. NJ. Haverty and Messrs
| p f. oBrien. Ashley Cole Edward Flynn, and W. H.
Mayhan The remains were inferred 10 Calvary Gene
terry near the Chapel The Board OF ASSISTANT Alder
adopted resolutions IN honor OF their late Clerk
At the Kingsbridge costs investi cation, yes
terday, d. D. Lord, who had conducting the Sur
vey0rs crossexaminaton for more than day. stated
that his client had ordered him TO leave the with
Controllers attitude showed tha the bill would be ser
ously OppOsod. The Controllers counsel could not be
present. aud adjournment had until IL a. ~ to-day
Proposals for $530,000 of city stocks, under
the Designations, "City Parks Improvement Fund
Stock aud Croton Water Main Stock" viii he opened
nv Controller Green, tomorrow. The interest VIII be
per cent, payable semannuay, and the principal viii
making exceedingly desirable loan for any one seek
ing investments, ---..
Commissioners Stern and Bowen of the De-
partment of Charities and Correction began investi
CATION yesterday relative 20 complaint by the Resident
Physician ofthe Cenre-st Hospital against Ambulance
Surgeon Joyce for alleged glect keep full and
proper record Of patients Dr. joyce has beenreduesed
t. submit written ddlenSe Inc & resissttoh @ ~ OF & r
accepted, and Dr. H. r. Dubois has been Professionally
appointed in hs place.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From the Bureau Of Arrears for
arrears OF taxes assessments rents and interest
Gil 1854 70; from Collector Of Assessments for
nlents for street openings and improvements and in
terest l03 81 from tue Bureau OF CITY Revenue for
interest on bonds and mortgages and market rents and
feeg a. $50 7O from Department OF Docks for dock
aud slip rents, sll9S6 %; from the Bureau OF water
Register for Croton rent and penalties, t3976 4o
from the Mayors Second Marshal for licenses s4o j
total, SiO,sVO H.
Fire Marshal Sheldon made an investigation
yesterday relative TO the charge OF arson against Mary
spatiler a German widow, arrested on suspicion VI
having set fire the story wooden house Of Nicholas
Waidheiu on Eighth-aye, between sxty-seventh and
s1ty4ighthsts at l:lO a. m. SATURDAY. II appeared
accused had formerly owned the house hut had
been deprived OF it by Naldhem through litigation.
She had said in substance that she would rather have
the house burn than have t pass into his possession
She had been seen near the house. fully dressed just
before the fire. and while it burning she seemed
greatly pleased until her own house adjacent ignited
She win be auagned at the Yorkylle Police Court to-
day.
John Larkin, age 10, Of First-ave., Andrew
Diehl of No sixteenths, and two others were
arrested days by order of Coroner Kesser on
suspicion Of being concerned in the fatal beating Of
Frank Hsyerstraw,a Germap barber at Firstaye: and
sixHentpstp on June q. Young Larkins father; .t .
son peaceable YOUTH and WAS nos even present al
the time OF the assault tne gu bs and
stated their belief that the guilty person Is Nilan
find Nevertheless the Coroner has refused 10 admit
John Larkn 10 bail IN any sum, thOngh he leeIseI
Diehl German, who admits bis presence on siOVV oa
yesterday.
The Fire Commissioners were asked by a
Committee OF the Board Of Underwriters yesterday, TO
resume the sounding OF alarms upon the bells Ihe
Committee stated that the ringing of the bells would IN
sure the more prompt attendance at fires OF the mem
bers Of the Insurance Patrol part OF whom attend 70
persona business which they could be more readily
summ6ned. President Perley reminded the Coiniu.ee
that ringing of bells, except or nres 10 het
to vas .aken toward ceasing 10 use them. With his
colleagues he thought that she act hat the ringing OF
thieves would than counterbalance the argument
OF the and the therefor De
clined 10 resume the OF the bcls uness more CON
yipcing arguments could be presented.
BROOKLYN.
The Excise Commission received during tho
pasi mouth SlOs25, and paid into the City Treasury
Sll 593.
Tho Board of Aldermen have resolved to
take Summer recess from the second Monday IN July
TO the third Monday IN September.
Joseph Sheridan was appointed DoclmaSter
veserdav OF the Eastern District In place Of Patrick
Clark who had failed TO make returns Of moneys re
ceiyed
The worlmen in the employ of the Park
Commission paid S2j6S yesterday Tor june ana
the County Treasurer paid s659l for salaries or super
ysors court aud judges during the same period
William Cummings age 4, died at the resi-
depce OF his parents No "a Dufeldst yesterday from
coma supernduced by drinking to excess Of decoc
tion OF saffron aud gin which had been prepared TO a
Deen attacked. Inc mixture had been le standing on
table near the childs bed and he not kDo"iuS N' prop
erties, drank the entire quantity
LONG ISLAND.
IoyG ISLAND CITY. - The Police Commis
sion,rs reconty received large number OF complaints
against several dsordery and gambling houses located
in the FIRST and Second Wards, and patronzed mostly
nv persops from New York and Brooklyn. IL was pro
| posed TO make a raid on the establishments sunday
night, but It was subsequently, uet.Lnen 10 give T Eho
proposals for excayating ana LOT tho DcA ahd stono
work OF the new queens 0Ugy H.
morrow There is a prospect of conflict of authority
between the Board Of Aldermen and the Board o water
Commissioners The former claim that the bills ana
purchases OF the latter subject 10 their approval
While the Water Board claim that tney are ndeptnnt
Tbe disagreement materially tnterered Win the sale
of the Water bonds which by law cannot DO disposed oi
| at less than par.
| MISUNDERSTANDING June tho wills OF the following
named persons admitted TO probate by the Hon
James w. Covert Surrogate OF Queens County William
NJ Dean. Mary McCafray, Eliza Vlokers Flora Mcleod,
| John Rushmore, William Brewer, Christian Ann Bell,
| John q. Jones' Phebe J. Hewlett Phe0e Coles, aud
samuel L. Ely. Letters OF administrator were granted
an the estates OF Israel Hart Sarah Bergen. Patrick
O'Conner Stephen Bedell, Julia Kane, jeremiah Scar
| son Francis Ludlow. and Margaret Anu Comos. Ap-
| Mnhre Avn James DckaOn. lhrael Hart, john