New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-05
NETWORK CITY.

The payments into the City Treasury OF
| taxes water rents, and various fees, yesterday
amounted TO s35,s19 ST. and the disbursements on de
partrnent warrants TO t29,Si o.
Maggie Jordan, Mrs. Sarah Allen, and Law
renee Phillips who imprisoned in the TomOs undei
an indictment for aiding sharkey to escape from tne
Tombs arragned yesterday in the Court OF zen
era Sessions, and all Of them pleaded not guilty.
Fire Marshal Sheldon reports that there
we're 1T fires during November, involving loss OF
Sis 29O which there an insurance OF S657s75 In
November 1872 there $50 fires causing loss OF
$40 49, on which there All insurance OF WI 900,
Carelessness the Of lamps and matches caused 20
fires.
The General Committee OF the Church Ex-
tension Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church ask
for sli $50 from the conferences OF that denomination
for the support of the Society in 1874 The New-York
Conference, It's hoped, will contribute 1900 me New
York East Conference, $500 the Newarn Conlere"oe'
5000, and the New-Jersey Conference, S2,oN'
BROOKLYN.
Capt. Francis Doyle was appointed Deputy
Register OF Kings County, yesterday.
The new Presbyterian Church in Nobe-st.
was dedicated last night. The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyer
preached.
The Fire Marshal reports that % fires oc-
Cured in November estimated loss ON buildings SI'5
on contents f2ll9O total loss 26li The insurance on
buildings was s5o4So on contents s'''S total n'ur
ance $1,000
Mrs. Knoll states that the seizure of her
sewing machine by Constable Sullivan was not made
upon the complaint OF the Domestic Sewing Machine
Co.. but by some OF her own relatives ana ta1 te
pany claimed the ownership OF the uachlne ohy 10 pre-
vent its passing out OF her hands
Michael McGoldrick accused Of keeping his
liquor saloon at skman-st and Myrtle-aye. open In
violation Of the Excise law Sunday was tried yester
day and was acquitted The Jury declared that the sa
TO all ntents and purposes closed when the
police could only obtain entrance by the back door.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Three new passenger
cars with steam heaters and other improvements. have
been placed the Flushing branch Of the Long Island
Railroad. -
JERSEY CIrY.-During the recent revival at
the West End Methodist Episcopal Church 40 persons
have A Society for the Relief of the
Poor has been organized by the Payonia Club, and
souphouse has been established G. Dunbar resd-
ing the flights, while crossing on ferry-ooat We'd
nesday night. fell 10 the deck and dlslocated MS
shoulder, sustained other Injuries 1.-The property
the residence OF Michael Casey, at Greene
and M0rTissts., Monday night has been returned by
suspected OF the theft and the owner now refuses
prosecute them james Gallagher was arrested yes
terday, charged with robbing number OF fellowboard
the residence or Max Hof at No 257 Raroadaye,
OF small sums OF money ana articles OF clothlng...
was damaged 500 by Wednesday night The boat is
owned by Hallenbeck Henderson. In the Hudson
County Court yeserdayuhe trial OF James Lennon and
Michael Walsh charged with arson, was continued Ihe
accused pfopretOrs OF liquor saloon ut Grove ana
So,
arrested suspicion Of setting fire TO tho place
Nothing new developed. Chief of Police Champ
ney received telegram from Philadelphia Wedne sday
stating that member Of an opera troupe had aDsc0nded
and large quantity Of baggage belonging
the company. detective was AT once stationed In
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Depot, and portion
the stolen goods captured on arrival, out the
thief escaped.
NEwARK.-Application will be made TO the Legislature
TO repeal regulate the commissions Of brokers
and real estate agents the sale OF lands Under the
pre- sent the agent collect commission unless
he has a written contract stating the percentage ne
shall receive FOR sale Mrs LeonoWen5 VIII lecture
the Young Mems Christian Association, at Asso
citation Hall. this evening Application VIII be made
the next Legislature To incorporate the Franklin saw
ings Bank in this city, and for a special char
ter for life insurance, loan, deposit, and
trust company. he located in this city OF Elizabeth
The Newark Relief Association held another meeting
LAST night. Theodore Macknet elected to NIL the
vacancy by the resignation Of the President the
Hon George A. Halsey. IL resolved 10 at once
solicit suiscrptO of money and goods, and TO open
store on Monday next at Mulberry and Mechanic-sts
for the distribution Of provisions aud clothing to the
DOOR President stated that he did not think desti
tuition widespread in the city, and believed that the
association would be fully equal TO the demands for
assistance made upon n.
HoBoKEN.-The committee appointed ny the depos-
itOrs the HObOken Savings Bank held conference
with the managers Of the institution yesterday, the
which will be made known at the meeting in odd
Fellows Hall tonight Tax receipts thus far this
week, t6,1C0 During the past month, sl494l "A,