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New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
sECTARIAN ISSUES.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIoN-AN EX
CITING DEBATE.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIoN-AN Ex-
CITING DEBATE.
The Commissioners of Emigration held
stormy debate, yesterday. at Castle Garden. long
discussion arose out Of the presentation OF the opinion
OF the counsel OF the Commission WIN. s. Hllyer, re-
gardng the erection OF n church for the exclusive use OF
one religious denomination This opinion given at great
length held that the act creating the Board did not give
the Commissioners the rig4 or privilege TO use any
moneys for the erection @ building Tor the
exclusive use Of any particular sect or denomina-
ton. IL was generally claimed that this opinion
was rendered prior TO the last meeting
Of the Board but that rs 1t had been placed IN the
keeping Of one Commissioner. he had withheld 1t until
he had obtained contrary opinion from Judge Porter
Both documents we're laid before the Board yesterday
and Commissioner Walach introduced seres OF reso-
utiOns declaring that proper arrangemensf were bot
provded for the education those emgrants who de
learn least the rudments OF the Engnsh IAN
guaee and asking that the emgrants be afforded better
facilities for writing letters The resolution however
which met with the most violent opposition was sna'
asking that the building under construction be
used as place of public worship for all denominations
Messrs O'GormaD, Lynch, Nicholson, and Hartt az
once assumed the defensive, and offered most
determined opposition TO the resolutions. Commission
ers wallach Kaufman, Woltman, and Forest warmly
supported them. Mr. Hart apparently In favor OF the
resolutions desired more time TO consider them, and
Il
Island Committee. Mr. Kaufman opposed TINS, as u
evidently left him. as member Of that committee IN
the minority. The motion defeated after the Yeas
and NAYS had called. Then followed resolution
from Mr. Lynch table the resolution, which, afer
final calling names met the same fate US the pre-
viOus one.
II was noticed that in each Of these votes which
clearly developed the strength OF each side on the nai
ballot four Commissioners stood for aud four against
the resolutions In each instance however, the motion
was declared lost asserted that this was to Gre
ate precedent, that the final ballot tic vote
could be declared as the defeat OF the resolutions
whether there was truth in these rumors when
were current in the room or not, certain u
is that such was the fate Of the resolutions IL
was in vain that Commissioner Kaufman pointed out
the impossbty of erecting separate chapel for Meth
odists Presbyteuans, Baptsts, Episcopalians, cove
nanters Campbellites, Lutherans, Quakers aud Nor
MONS and declared that the apportonment OF $4,000 for
the purpose Of erecting churchOr sect of Chris
tians was neither equitable nor just The Yeas and
Nays were called and standing for and against, the
resolutions were declared lost.
The opinion OF the Commissioners counsel and the
will OF -four Commissioners were quietly ignored
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
MONUMENT TO THE CARY SISTERS.

Soon after the death of Alice Cary, num-
ber of her personal friends made arrangements 10 erect
n monument 10 her memory in Greenwood. Mr.. Greeley
prepared the subscription paper and headed II with
subscription for SO0 II his wish that only those who
personally and loved the poet should be asked to
contribute and hence the list OF necessarily
limited Charles Akers, brother OF Paul Akers, the
SCULPTOR first submitted design for monument, which
embraced o bust asrehef OF Alice Cary. This
cepted; but, after the death OF Phoebe Cary, II was
thought best 70 erect the monument IN memory OF both
Alice and Phoebe Cary, well to their sister, Elmna
who is buried beside them u Greenwood A design
chosen from several furnished by Messrs. Cason d
Isoa of this city, and the monument which they were
ordered TO execute has just been completed and placed
in Greenwood 1t is of Quincy granite. simple in FORM
consisting merely of a solid base, die, and caps with
polished shields Upon the base ia raised letters Is the
name Cary" The shield in front bears the inscriptions
Alice Cary born Apr %, 1920 died Feb. ~, IS7 On
the light hand shield words, PhGbo Cary, born
sept H. 1924 died July 81 isl On the left hand shield
swift born Nov. 7. 1851, died Dec II, 1862" The follow
ing list includes the Dames OF the subscribers:
Horace Greeley, Harper Brothers, Alvin j. Johnson
Pbineas T. Barnum, Robert Bonner, &. Il. Collins,
Frank h. Carpenter Samuel Sinclair James Somervllle
p i. Cooper j. C. Derby, Richard b. Kimba, Henry NJ.
Field Henri L. Stuart Clinton T. Fisk, j. Marion Sims,
John Russell Young, Oliver Johnson Robert 5 Newton
Frederick Holcombe, the Rev DIR. Deems.
which subscribed before the WORK was hnl-hed
Club OF which Alice Cary was the first President
through Mrs {. b. Wbour the present presiding ocer
OF that body Mr. Greeley took deep Interest IN the
friends completed. The monument stands within
short distance OF the entrance 10 Greenwood on the
view of the haTbOr and the distant shores OF staten
Island its situation and style must satisfy every
friend OF Alice Cary the simplicity OF whose tastes
80 marked and who always delighted IN beauty and
calm that reign about TINS spot
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
THE UJMEL ESTATE CASE.

At the resumption, yesterday of the defense
in the Jume estate Mrs Tranche the daughter OF
William and Maria Jones' who the daughter OF
Phebe Bowen. testified that Mary Junel the defend
ants first wife, her balfsister and the adopted
daughter OF Mime. Jume that she had known her since
her childhood and that she had heard her called
Mary Jones. The plaintiff claims that she the lie
ultimate daughter of Maria Jones. The witness here
occupied a long time in identifying for future use,
youminous correspondence between members OF her
family and Nine. J6mei.
O. Did Gideon j. Tucker ever solicit you to be wit
ness for the plaintiff in the easel
Mr. Chatheld objected TO the question on the ground
that Mr. fuckers declarations not competent ev
dence. Mr. OConor replied that he proposed 10 prove
that the plaintiffs agent, Mr. Tucker, offered the witness
corrupt con sideratiOn" 10 testify the plaintiffs
behalf Mr. Hoar cOntended that there proof of
Mr. fuckers alleged agency aud Judge Shipman finally
excluded the question on the Innation, Mrs
Tranche testified that she had interest IN the suit
that she had sold her interest heir-at-law OF Nine
Jumel to Mr.. for $1,000; that he still holds
Judgment against her for that anonnt and that she
had been bothered almost Ia death by foolish lawyer
who insisted that Chase Dad deirauded her and that she
must him.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
The renort was laid over under the rules
PUBLIC scHooLHousEs CRITICISED.

The inspectors of the Department of Build
ings have made additional reports in part follows.
the condition OF schOoLhouses:
Grammar school No. S. at No. l40 West Twentieth-st
is generally n good condition The inspectors recon-
mend thorough repair OF the heating apparatus, the
removal Of pipes from contact with woodwork,
and the substitution OF slate for wood In the closets In
regard Primary School No 9. at No ~ Firsst. the
inspectors recommend repairs OF the ceilings and class
hoors the whitening Of adjacent walls on east
side and slate in the closets instead OF wood In Col
ored School No the stove pipe should be removed from
the woodwork and properly protected. In Gram
mar school No. "a, at No. 80 Aen-st, with
the building Nos. rs and rs Hesterst, at
tached Tor use as Primary School. the
ceilings IN the rear class rooms OF the main
building are reported dangerous The inspectors
recommend that these ceilings be repaired forth with
that the classroom deors be open out ardy;
that additional stairs be built from the Primary depart
20 the yard that the adjoining walls be vhened
slate subsated for wood In the boys cosefs and the
children IN the two departments bs kept separate daring
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
A DISPUTED BROKERS' ACCOUNT.
ATTEMPT TO REOPEN TIE SOFT OF CLEws q CO.
AGAINST BAINBRIDGE.

The suit of Henry Clews and others ast.
Bainbrdee, which was recently reported IN THE Iiih
uRE and which presented "a remarkable instance OF
brokers who ret out to gather WOOL and came oaoA
shorn before the Supreme Court IN another ior"
yesterday.
The oounsel for Clews Co obtained order reduif-
ing the defendants show cause why the report OF th
referee should not be aside why the case should
not be returned TO the referee with instructions to make
finding upon the correctness OF the items oI 'o
account rendered, and also 10 report
l. Whether the plaintiffs had special authority 10
sell the stocks gold and demand notes OF the defendant
O. Whether the plaintiffs had, by reason OF the orgina
authority TO sell the property in case the de-
fendant failed 10 keep deposit with them margin OF
10 per cent upon the amount of his liabilities g. Whether
the defendant kept such margin or deposit with pian
ths Whether four several sales OF stocks alleged Dy
the defendant to have been made directly or indirectly
TO Henry Clews were actually made, and were they
valid g. VII hat amount OF damage. II any. did the de
iendant sustain Of the alleged invalid sales
The motion came before Judge Barrett sitting at
Chambers Messrs. Edwards Perrepont, F. T. Wheeler
and Robinson appeared in behalf Of the plaintiff ana
Messrs Robert sewe and John Hewitt for the defense
The counsel for Cews Co asked Tor an adouInen,,
on the ground that they had noticed motion TO show
cause why the Judgment should not be set aside Tor
irreguarity, and why the case should bot DC
sent for a rehearng before three referees, and
that they desired combine both motions in their arg
ment. The defendants counsel opposed the appcalOh
saying that they ready 70 argue the first motion
Insisting upon going aud alleging that all the later
proceedings in behalf of Clews co. were d1atory IN
their nature and intended To put of settlement Judge
Barrett decided hear the Argument on the pending
motion whercupon Clews Co.'s counsel withdrew the
motion
The defendants counsel contend that the real and only
involved this are two IN number ana that
definitely settled In the finding OF the rel
cree first OF these issues is that raised by the
complaint and answer on the rst SUIT brought by Cews
a Co against Bainbrdge TO whether the account sub
mitted byt the plaintiffs was an account stated"
The second issue was this; DID Cews 20:
sell and illegally convert the property OF
the defendant 10 their On both these issues
the referee found adversely 10 Cews Co. The other
points raised on the motion for finding deemed
eYtraneous TO the main thus decided by the
referee The report of the referee shows that he found
that The defendant did the plaintiffs the SUN
claimed or any whatever, but that the plaintiffs
were indebted 10 the defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
POLICE NOTES.

Thieves stole ewery worth $1,000 from the house
of r. Csssenoya Oue-hundred and
st eary morning The family absent in the coun At
that robbery consequently not discovered un th
yesterday.
The clothing store of Lobdell, Tinsley q Co; was
broken into by burglars Monday night and large qusnu o goods
VAS stolen The OF the goods stolen cannot he sceaned unl
The stock thoroughly inspected The burglars effected an ennce
getting upon the onory extension adjoining the store ana
then breaking large pane Of glass side window OF tie building
letter found on the body of John ONelll, age2O,
who hung himself OF the Commissioners OF Emigration N
the One hun d MONDAY wIttea o a
father and dated Bymens Ireland Dec 81 l8 seemed 70 show
at deceased the British IL inc!osed to
note an young against niempesnce An inquest
onrr Keenan, Showed Yesterday that deceased had been s1eed
m time Al Emgraat Refuge and had since been unable to pro-
clrh Anrl.
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the officers and managers Of the Insttute iOi me de-
agement of its affairs, and protesting as" bt the pro
Dosn ~ endments had been adopted by twotnfas
poso" as WAS asserted by the Committee, tue Voe
,; s1 ~ a. sharp addresses In the same VEN weTe
made Sy H. N Walker, Mr. Bnekughan,' MC m,stss Usbss
No Tacfson Mr. Mason, and others, ana COminIt.c.
PIT M nnanted 10 investigate the financial managemen,
~ fhe Institute and another Committee TO collect anu
Orsrt fhe grievances of members and eknblCors Inc
npasetine then adjourned meet on Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
B1ps FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

Controller Green opened yesterday proposals
for the whole or part s2cOOOO worth of City Improve
ment stock authorized by chapter 92O. laws of 1869.
This stock will bear at the rate OF seven per cent
per annum, payable the first days of May aud No
vember in each year. and the principal will be redeemed
Now Il 1892 There were in all 81 bids received, which
wore as fOllOMh:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

A meeting was held last night. al Room "a.
Cooper institute Of members Of the American Institute
.pposea 10 the present management. ID. J. whitney
pre,sded and stated the object Of tke ueetipg Al sd
Ss,ss OF the Reform Committee" vas resd spaignDs
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

d smis.a In Grammar School No. at Nos 49, 10 apu
50 Vandewaerst the steam pipes are IN direct con'ot
with the woodwork, and should be removed to Propr
distance Tho classroom doors which open Whruly,
should be made 10 slide back and slate should he pccc
stairs and the floor OF the girls should DC re-
paired and additional bauses should be inseTieH ia e
etaiTWay.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
ALLEGED PERJURY OF DIVORCE DETECTIVE.

William l.. Hatch, detective, was arrested
in Brooklyn on Monday night charged with having
sworn falsely before referee who had appointed
by the Court take testimony the OF James Cox
suing for an absolute divorce from his wife Caroline,
the ground OF adultery. Hatch. It appears had been
employed by Cox to " shadow his wife, and made daily
reports as 10 where she went and with whom. While
the case holding by the referee Hatch appeared and
testified that he had the go the house
No los Putnam-ave. with Robert f. NcwcOmb, Dec.
q Newcomb pronounced the testimony as false, and
going before Police Justice Walsh, filed affidavit 10
that effect the strength OF which Hatch was arrested
and IL in jail awaiting trial Judge Walsh asked
Hatch he supposed the definition detective was,
but the prisoner could not answer
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
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A large crowd collected yesterday in the
rooms OF Board OF Aldermen to hear the report Of
the Committee Of the Board of Supervisors
county Offices in respect 10 the persons selected
for position Of anitors, assistant ianors and clean
ers In the Courthouse and other county buildings The
Committee reported follows:
That the following persons app,nted Of county build
ng, hod from month month be
nning direction Of the Committee during the pleasure
Of Board, --
Hsnson Red6ed jsntor with domicie light ard fne 800
per snnum assistant isnitof, SlSO
Thos Honand uor 800 Henry Cook assistant nor
3 per A w. stewart assistant snto 200
Conrad Merge antor +l2O per anbami Jas w.
hcowsn Martin Murray, engineer 500 per
per 1unum; McGun snnum Richard Bennett
tremsn per snuun. Jas Noden fireman. 500
Patrick Henan fireman. j. Jackson watchnAn 90
John smith 0O Karl Frebel wstchman
per DobSou wstchmsn 900 Henry
T. watchnan 900 Freieick fnk, TaclmaD,
Ter Ganun; H. Jones, wslohman = 900 WIN.
loo John Sherry cleaner, 5000
pe anpum Muloney cleaner $50 Peter Hogan.
Paul Schsck, cleaner 5000
Francis Michael Hogan cleaner
6O per supB Tbos HSgn s6OO and 81 female clean
at so per month each
The report was laid over under the rules.
Chamberlain Palmer sent yesterday, TO the Board OF
Supervisors the following statement, showing the
moneys and securities in his hands Jan l. lS73 sub
ec TO the control of the Supreme and other Courts:
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s,v blocking the track. and delaying all trains until

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Geiger was arrested, yesterday
afternoon, and committed for trla ior eai'ns '"o ~
way tracks In violation of the law.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
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JERSEY CIrY.-The body of Henry Boer-
nethy, Prussian, age 10, found yesterday morn
ing much manged, lying near the west end Of Bergen
Tunnel Is supposed he either attempted alght
thrown from train in the tunnel A meeting was
held at Dittmsr's hotel, Hudson City last night for the
purpose Of protesting against the alleged unjust New
ark-ave sewer assessments eisi To secure from the
Legislature extension of time for the payment OF
such assessments.
NEwABK-Mary Costello. a laundrcss, fell down in a
A. at the Mason Grise and died instantly Lizzie En-
glish taken 10 Hudson County, yesterday, to be
tried for stealing satohe containing articles worth
tOl from James w. Fortune at the Communipaw ferry
II In proposed 20 improve the Passaic River for nayi-
CATION at cost OF tj0O,01J
PATgRsoH-The jail Committee OF the Board OF Free
holders publicly censured the Jail Warden for the
recent escape OF prisoners aud has adopted that
the Warden shall not absent himself from the city
night without the consent Of three members
mitiee The jail regulations have also been made
stringent
ELIzABEIH-George Schmidt, a liquor dealer, was ar
rested yesterday charged with setting nre 10 his
in order 10 get the Insurance The rtore dam
aged $500.
HoHoKrs truck Of the tender Of the day express
on thu Erie Railroad broken here W - H., yestes
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on Saturday. ahr VIII curry ~ toms
~ rnnl, and " necessary, ret " new
uppty M IN. johns, liy thia evening,
OF tic supplies NJ provisions win hc
shipped They are composed prlicl.
pallX Of pork and latiy matters, aud u
large quantity Of Pcmmlcnn. Also,
canned vegetables and fruits. The to-
tai amount Of provisions viii be rN-
tions for forty men two years.
DR.. Ilashrouck, II physician nttcnd-
ing Or. King, insists that he died of
chOlcra.
RALEIGH, n. G., July 10.--Thc Mas
tcrs of the various Oranges In this
state met here to-day and organized n
State Grange. VIM. s. Battle, of Edg-
comhc, was made President. The
meeting was well attended and har-
monious. An adjournment wns made
until the first "Wednesday in February
next.
FoRT KEARNATH, July l0.-The Mil
itary Commission met to try Captain
Jack, Schonichin, Boston Charley,
| Black Jim, Slatuck and Boruchu, I'M
plicatcd in the Candy massacre. The
| followinga are the charges against them:
First, Murder in violation of the laws
| Of war. The specifications here report
the facts already known. Three wit
nesses were examined: II. Il. Riddle,
his Indian woman Toby, and l.. D..
Diccr. Toby swears positively that
Captain Jack shot General Candy, that
| Schonichin shot Mr.. Meacham, Boston
Charley DIR. Thomas, and HoolScY "sm
tried to kill l.. ID. Diccr; and also, that
Borucho Knocked her down with n gun
and tried to take her horse. The testi-
mony of Riddle corroborates his wife.