New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

| opened on Monday. D.,
The steamship Smidt, from Bremen, landed
immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday Her passeh'
gers comprsed the total number OF arrivals oil the uay
District-Attorney Phelps and superintendent
Matse again questioned John T. Irving concerning us
knowledge Of the Nathan murder yesterday ana ans as
before, refused 10 disclose whether nc nau 'e'e"N
| information OF value.
| Z Cold weather should not deter any one from
taking advantage OF the attractions OF the American IN
stitute FAR for the Rink is thoroughly warmed W
means Of ample pipes The pubic need 10 inc NO
reminded that the end oil the eAhioiDOn 10
near .
Controller Green has placed in the hands OF
the City Chamberlain s3Oi2li Ga for the payment o
interest falling due various stocks and bonds OF the
cty and county. and 10 Will be dlstrlouteu touSS ~
Chamherain Lane his Office IN the new County court
house. 1900,
The highly meritorious exhibition OF Mario
nettes at Robinson Hail. will bo withdrawn AFTER the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of seeing il should improved. Not TO
see thing unique aud agreeable 10 lay up ocea5on
for regret.
A deputation of market-men, representing
the various markets In the city called on Mayor Have
never Yesterday and presented address, signed by
800 Landowners in which they express perfect eep
denee Controller Green ap& Of 'no a''aeAs
Clarence Seward, c6tfnsel Of the Bank of En-
gland visited Police Headquarters last night and after
long conversation with Inspector McDermot departed
in companv with Detective Tully. The object Of hr
@ Ss mot %'S Of
witnesses in the Capt Irving case.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
Of Public Works. has written letter TO Controller
Green In reply 10 note stating that he could not De
present at the opening OF proposals for public improve
ments i'm which he states that the Controller having
consider his duty 10 ADJOURN inc proSeeuiDs'
again on that account
The Over and Terminer Court was kept open
for the Grand Jury yesterday but they did not come H.
II was rumored that they were considering charges
against jurors in the Stokes case ana against eCu.
officers IL WAS rumoTed that OF the Jurors was
TO be brought before Judge Davis for contempt IN
gardng his positive instructions not to discuss Inc e
dict until the evidence was oil H.
A Girl named Mollie Vanderhoff, age % OF
No 1865 Greene-st, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing about o'clock by cutting her arms ana wrsts Win
razor she was found alive though 10 oylng conql
on soon after the occurrence, ana was taken 70 po
Eiebib P~eenet station-House and attended by the
Police Surgeon. She was afterward removed 10 beeNue
| Iosptal where she died early IN the afternoon
During an alteration between Michael Colby
Of No. A. Gold-st, Brooklyn. and James Kelly, last
Tuesday night in front of No. 81 Cherry-st, Kelly
stabbed Colby in the left breast from the effects OF
70 the Park Hospital yesterday take antenorem
statement but the man was 30 low that ne could nor
ment, not wishing 10 crimi1ate his aSsaiant
The Commissioners of the Department OF
Parks recently visited the ground intended to be laid
out as the Riverside Park and after careful examna-
ton meeting of the Board was held at the Caremont
Hotel 20 listen TO suggestions Of MT Olmsted the
| Landscape architect The Board passed resolution
authorizing the progress OF a certain portion OF the
work and II the necessary funds be obtained con
In view of the prevailing distress among the aboring
classes which is likely to increase the Winter adj
tSat there should be no decrease
| plOyed upon the public improvements
BROOKLYN
The new branch of the Broadway street
railroad the OF which extends from the Roosevelt
| st. Ferry through Broadway and Reidaye to Fulton
ave was formally opened yesterday morning by an eN-
curson the directors and number oil Leading citizens
| over the line,
| An Italian named Shango of No. SIS Fulton
st. was arrested on Thursday for stabbng IN the arm
| neck and back, a felow-countryman named Fulydo
Bertiado who resides house, aud afterward
naAlng az ~ Reptados neck near the carotid artery
| shangO claims that the assault was jusunsoie'
II is stated that Lucette Myers, during her
Temporary release had interview with man who Is
believed 10 be the Roscoe for whom the detectives are
searching. at the police had let me alone for few
weeks longer" says Mrs Myers II would have given up
both Roscoe and Beach them; that they have
| treated me so ehamefuIly, determined that they
shall have to find them themselves ana with mttet
90 ii" The movements OF Lucette Myers on the night
when she was walking WIN tne supposed S Sn
Roscoe confined In prison not lar from Dls cY
11S sttorney cen Jourdan and Superintendent
| Folk do not confirm these
NEW-JERSEY.
| Jersey CTTY-The Commissioners to adjust
unpaid assessments for street improvements met yes
terday in the City Hall and heard the evidence in rea
ton to the expenditure in the construction OF sewers
ON which large amounts still unpaid IL was shown
| that a contractor named Robinson had taken work
amounting TO $264Ol6 &c. His books acknowledged
that this yielded profit OF N52s2G 06 Robinsons CON
tracts viii be examined in detail by the Commissioners,
| I'M will 4
aud it hoped that the present charge Will be reduced
al least 80 per The examination in the case OF the
| Boulevard commissioners ana Surveyors interested m
the construction OF tue proposed boulevard through
| 10 day for several weeks past Yesterday
Charles b. Bush, surveyor testified that II would
impossible 10 the map locating the Boulevard for
any prac teal use....The residents OF the flights
| complaining that they receive no water. The work
the high service pumps has been stopped ior want OF
money, and IL Is known when the Board OF Finance
| will enable them to continue.
| NRwARK.-The body OF unknown woman, age So
years was found yesterday, terribly mangled, lying
the track of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, between
Waverley station and South Broad-st Oineer Peifer
OF the First Precinct shot az burglar IN Springfield
early yesterday, who, however made his escape
dropped his hat, which covered with blood,
il supposed that one OF the shots must have taken
effect The residence Of william A. Bangs, at No 100
Bruen-st, was entered by burglars on Thursday night,
and robbed OF large amount Of clothing aud valu
who assaulted Mr. Freeman 10 stqtest. wednesday
evening, gave himself NJ 10 the police authorities yes
cerned in the assault and that for the
purpose of robbing Mr.. Freeman.
| PATBRsoS-Frank klIchnef was held IN $1,000 bail
Yesterday, charged with attempting 20 shoot Patrick
Hynes It appears that Hynes had cut a small branch
from tree Kirchner's farm few days before and
the next time he passed Krchner fred at him with
shotgun Mrs Ann DOnney, age &C. while sitting al
the supper-tGbl In her sons residence, Thursday
night fell from chair aud expired instantly Heart
| disease Ia supposed 10 have been the cause.
| PAssAIc-The 81. George Methodist Episcopal Church
| will be dedicated tomorrow A sermon will be de
hyered by Bishop WHEY, and addresses win be made in
the afternoon by the Rev. r. L. Dashiell, ID. d.. and
others. evening session the Rev. J. Ii. Vincent,
| d. d.. will preach.
WEST HoBoKRS.-The feather factory has been closed
because OF the lack Of fund.- and 200 hands have been