New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

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aud Cleveland Railroad. go
The Controller began yesterday, and Will
finish 10 day. the payment the laborers on the Doue
wards and of the wages due to March anP @ m
ing to $33 g66 The aboTers on the small pipes WI" pe
paid wages March /, amounting TO 1854 ".
Three English detectives, who have peen
employed in Canada arrived in this city yesterday III
ia rumored that they have received orders 70 atesI
who will soon arrive I'D one Oh 'n th ersops con
cerned in defraudng the Bank OF England by means Oi
counterfeit United States bonds
The Aldermanic Committee appointed 10
make an inspection OF the Tombs in connection with
Commissioner Van Mort and to report its condition 10
the pubc will ndure into its condition some time next
week No official Inspection has yet taken pace, nu1i
men Morris and Koch having merely visited the Tombs
mnoaiciay on wednesday and made cursory exaHlna-
ton of portion OF the building
There was q large attendance at sale OF
pantinrs in Lbertyst yesterday, but the buyers were
Among those sold siOo above were the following;
sSnSe4 T% +s fss9' FIe + Sfssf& f Soi shub h Pc
& e.. goGS & ~ %sI 5n sss; The EIeurSa
cslI tCC R The PIGpG's + IoC;5o G.5oa S An iN''0'
Aldermen Ottcndorfer, McCaferty Koch,
Cooper Riley Kehr and Lysaght visited, yesterday, the
bnidiDg in Duanest. formerly used as a hospital, TO
ascertain whether is adapted for use by the city ana
10 determine whether the rental Is bigh or Or iIw hde
General sentiment in favor OF renting the DulunH
for years at $4,000 year and the suYee' eII
ably be called up at the next lneetnR anu leso4u'
| 70 hire the building be passed
| Controller Green received the following
| amounts yesterday From the Receiver OF Taxes-For
taxes and interest, $500 90 From the Bureau OF Ar
rearsor Arrears of taxes Ss2 Sc for interest on same
n zane sssT ss; total s475l 49, From the Bureau OF
CITY Reyenue-For market rents and fees sl46 a; FROM
the Collector Of Assessments-FOr broadway WiuehnB
Riverside Park opening @c sl1-'&-o o. Gran" 'o' i
| ceiyed, sl6i2s9 "a.
FREQUENT accidents seem to have no effect In
deterring inexperienced people from using firearms.
| Of No On Nuth 4 ~
slightly injured in the shoulder by NcholasLyons OF No
20 Mulberry-st who was careessly handling pistol,
last night Lyons fled IRON the house Immediately after
1e ] accident e "a aTa o fSeSS Sc SS Snha % While putting
fred weapon and shot himself IN the Tlght Ioot III
| hlctng severe wound.
The family of the Rev. j. J. Lyons were
greatly alarmed while sitting in the basement OF ther
home az No West Nneteenthst, on "Wednesday night,
By hearing the bells Of the "burgiar-alarm sounding
in one Of the upper of the house Allen and Alfred
LYONS sons of Dr. Lyons ascended 70 the room
and searched thoroughly, but did not find any thieves
Other rooms were searched with like result Suspect
ing that the thieves had escaped 10 the roof the brothers
up the scuttleadder and looked over ne roois Oh
| The houses AT last Allen Lyons stepped out upon the
roof and walked toward the next house with the lhte
tion OF looking behind Its cnnngys yf IN thragS %hcb
ne fell feet into the house. breaking his rght eg ahd
the bIlrgiaralarm" aferward showed that its bell
must been soundedby an accidental dsarraDgeneht
] OF the machinery.
BROOKLYN.
| Henry Citron. who was arrested, last week,
on a charge of keeping policy shop in Yorkst gave
| bail i'll 81 900 yesterday.
! Edward Mathews was held, yesterday, to
await the faction Of the Grand Jury on charge OF
| collecting money under false preenses'
| John G. Warren, formerly resident OF this
| city, was murdered GrseIlles BayOnne France.
Oh Feb a. by servant. Pablo Valdez. who Is now in
ail. MI. Warren was formerly employed Dy A l. stew
| art Il Co.. and other houses I'm NewYork.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| WHITE PLAINs.-The politicians of West
chester County holding private caucuses and making
their programmes the approaching elections for town
| officers All the nominations will probably he made by
] the close of next week.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CrrY.-The sixth anniversary of the
Young Mems Christian Association took place at the
Tabernacle evening about 1900 persons being pres
ent read by DR.. Eddy, and prayer offered
by Dr. Van Cleef President Clenihan then introduced
| the Hon. Henry wilson who spoke for an hour on
young Mems Training" After the reading OF the
| nua report. the Rev. Geo H. Hepworth OF New-York
spoke at some length, and a collection was then made
for the purpose Of aiding erection of "A suitable build
up 10 he used exclusively by the association. f. :.
Norris W L. Dodge. and J. NJ Horton subscribed $1,000
| each and other subscriptions sWeled the amount 70
| yl0O . About three months ago the residence
! OF Thomas Herman in Jeiferson-aye was entered by
| III
nan discovered Yesterday, who the thieves were and
Justcc Pullman issued warrants their The
meef tonight at the rooms Nos % and 25 Newarkave.
- Henry Fegcnheimer arrested, Yesterday, at the
instance OF Mrs Eva PeFtles Of Newarkaye. TO whom
he had agreed TO pay $50 If she would secure him wife.
Mrs. Pertles selected woman whom Flegenheimer
married He then gave Mrs Pcrtles check for SIS, In
! part payment FOR services. This she attempted TO
pass in a store, where she had made purchases. Tue
| chftk was sent by the proprietor to Fegenheimer
! to ascertain II it good and 1t torn up
! by him. for which lac arrested. Chief Engineer
| .rrier Of
characterization and disordery conduct against j. B.
Collins, superintendent OF the Fire Alarm Telegraph.
The Engineer states that he issued an order prohibiting
the of horses belonging to the Department without
his permission ana hat I3ns % violated lated the order Ron on
chief Engineer interfered with him IN the discharge
which had been assigned to him for graph repairing
| purposes The persons have been ordered to appear
| before the Fire Commissioners for tral.
| HoBoKEN-Three men entered schnabes saloon at
No Il2 Newark-st. Wednesday afternoon, and after
drinking several times, informed the proprietor that
large invoice OF goods for them had just arrived by the
German steamer, aud that about $50 In cash neces
sary Tor he duty. This sum they proposed to borrow
OF schnabel and offered handsome gold watches
security While echnabe was hesltating, confederate
o the swinders walked IN and promptly offered 10 buy
the watches for 800 The offer indignantly refused,
and the parties stated that the watches were worth $500,
io borrow little money for one day schnabei was then
induced TO advance Sos and to take the watches
rity the strangers promising redeem them n
As they did not return yesterday, schnabel took the
watches 10 iewelcr aud ascertained that they were
worth about s. 80 each Bernard Hughes. Of Beacon
ave. laborer employed in the quarries. fell from the
precpcc the foot OF Franklnst. Yesterday, and
| tuned serious injuries. .Thomas Mcmahon com
nited Hudson County Jail Yesterday, charged with
an otrocions assault his stepdaughters, Catharine
| and Mary Harley.
| PATEEsox.-One hundred and eighty-two thousand
dollars worth OF the $4,000 IN funding bonds has been
Institution AT IS $4,000 O persons IN the city Of Tren
ton. al 10 $500 TO person In this city, at VI and
SloOD0 persons In Trenton ana this city, ut par. The
slso remaining will he placed In the hands of the CITY
Treasurer, for sale at par The Liabilities OF the city al
! ready matured, aud which will mature before May 1,
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