New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
NEW.YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The case of John L. Irving is set down for
trial in the Court OF General Sessions to-day.
All persons opposed to the placing Of a
dumping board the pier at the foot OF Maienlane'
f. f. arc invited by the Dock Commissioners to appear
before them, at $3.50 p. m today
Among the passengers by the bark Jasper,
which sails for Liberia latter part of the present
week will be several coored men from the South, who
are assisted by the American Colonization Society
Jesse Norman, indicted for manslaughter in
the fourth degree contractor of the building IN West
EIeventhst which foil last summer causing the death
of number OF abOrers appeared before Judge Davis,
with his counsel, MI Duplgnao, yesterday, ana Sife
bail in $1,000
Dr. Robert d. Nesmith, who was recently
appointed a Commissioner Of Charitable Correction,
called at the Mayors Office yesterday and took the oath
of office. t expected that the Mayor Will nominate
the other Commissioner to-day, the name OF William
Blake having rejected by the Board Oh Aldermen
The Sanitary Inspectors made 1921 inspec-
tons during the week ending Nov %. Forty-one com
paints were received from residents and referred To the
Insnectors for Investigation. The Disinfectng Corps
Visited "a premises where contagious diseases
found. Four cases OF small pOX were reported 10 me
Sanitary Bureau during the fortnight ending the 22d
inst.
Controller Green received, yesterday, from
the payment Of taxes market and water rents and sale
OF licenses s693i5 The ofsthe laborers in the
pipe-yard on the piers. and the BOucvards M to
Nov Is, have been paid causing an eNpenaiture OF
pipes aud street repairs have not yet been received
from the Department OF Pubic Works
Capt. Charles Deakins Of the tug James
Cook which was sunk Thursday last near Sandy
Hook. arrived in this city Monday night from Cape
May He was rescued by the hands OF the schooner
H. w. Godfrey OF Dorchester, n. j., after long and
periOus ride the pllOthouse OF his sunken tug HIS
Two companions ON the pot-housc, Charles Smitn and
deckhand. name unknown, were washed OH III the night
and were drowned
Rosa Carpenter, who was kicked down stairs
and severely injured by John Maoney at No 10 Jersey
ST.. Nov 10 died yesterday from the wounds abe had
received Coroner Herman mpaneled "a Jury yester-
day. by whom the body viewed. The inquest win
be held during the latter part Of tine present week The
prisoner whose identity and guilt proved the
agte-mUrtem statements Ut the deceased has been
United to the Ioinbs.
The Assessment Committee Of the Common
Council met last evening in the Council Chamber TO hear
arguments from d number Of property owners la the
Eighth and Twenty-socond Wards In relation 10 the
Tnrdaye. sewer and rs cost. The assessment was
fought through the courts but recent decision VI tue
Court Of Appeals was ganst them ana ih9y no" app3
for leave 10 pay the assessment without GeIauit or IN
terest The assessment amounts 10 about $3.50 lot Tho
Committee ala not reach conclusion.
Capt. Schroot, the Rotterdam sea captain
who Gas supposed BY his wife 10 have been murdered
as he had suddenly disappeared with g. 200 in currency
upon his person. Is now under arrest The description
Of the missing man was tcegraphed to several OF the
larger cities and yesterday afternoon Inspector Dis
from Philadelphia that ScnrOOt had been
arrested with ms 1ttle daughter He was on his way
West. where no Intended TO settle. Mrs sehroot who
had returned 10 Boston, where her knsnen reside has
been informed Of the iaCts.
William Lambert, who has been confined in
the Tomb for the past six months charged with being
implicated IN the extensive forgeres " tho NewYork
Central and Buffalo, NewYOrk and Eric Railroad bonds,
aud who Is said have an intimate knowledge OF the
PROCEEDINGS OF the gang OF forsors who occasionally
veyed the DisrictAtioreS's Office yesterday after
noon. when asked by TRIBUNE reporter whether
Lambert visit peitaincd 10 The bond forgcTies' or 70
The sharRey case about which, too, he presumed to
know good deal Nj. Phelps replied: "oh, he has
beeu wanting to see Inc good whle.'
BROOKLYN
The town Of NewLots yesterday voted
against annexation 10 Brooklyn, thus defeating the pro-
lec'.
Gen. JourCan has resigned the Presidency
OF the Health Board. and DR. Conng has elected
in his stead.
Maior-Gen. Woodward has issued special
order the Second Division y. e., informing his
mand that Company Of the 18th Regiment, having
insubor had been disbanded, and that First
Lieut. l.. H. SJptr Ortbe dsbanded company will he
relieved ACCOMMODATES until les shall turned
al public properly III his possession to thu proper
State officers
Andrew Cunningham. City Treasurer. yes
terday transmitted Lis weekly report 10 Controller
Schroeder From the report IL appears that the balance
on hand So. and that The largest amounts
deposited in the BrcOklYn Trust Company and the
Mechauics Bank, which hold respectively s203,55 "a
and s9s19O Al The smallest amounts arc deposited in
the Mechanics and Traders Bank and COmmerc
Bank. the former holding sl976l %, aud tho latter
S2,9l2 CT,
A match at pigeons, for $1,000 took place
yesterday DecrioOt Park, H. The competitors were
Edward Tinker OF Providence, T. aud Moses Ms ers
Beeville, n. j. Tho conditions were to shoot at 100
single birds each. u yards rise 80 yards boundary
1i1unce shot. according 10 the Rhode Island rules
governing championship matches. Tinker, who had de-
feated lilo antagonist in a match the week previous,
after remarkably close contest was the favOrIte but
the poor form he showed after the shooting began
caused the betting "a cuaugc in Of Myers Tie
latter the match. killing n OF birds shot
AT and missing u. His opponent killed n OF rs,
losing the match oy SIX birds.
STATEN ISLAND.
CLHroS. -Vanderbilt-aye, the division line
between the towns Of 5HHthncld and Middletown has
been rsolng improvements iopthe past two ycars
The work has jpst been completed the cost OF which,
n 300 viii be paid JOINTLY b. the towns.
EDGEwATcg.--The Smiih1cld Gas Company have ac-
cepted cOnrag supply for the lighting Of the
strosLs OF the village. Each lamp viii be lighted from
fi Ia, until . q. IN. AT D early cost of SO
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
PEERsKiLL.--The Bev. w. Fisher Lewis will
he ipstaed AZ rector Of 81 Peer Protestant Episcopal