New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
NETWORK CITY.


No. Is, n. X
Senator Daniel F. Tiemann sent, on Satur-
day letter TO Mayor Havemeyer defending Controller
Green from the charges recently made against him OF
cOrruptly using the pubnc money Ior ihhhehchk ob''
ton at Albany.
In the United States District Court, on Sat-
urday, the bankruptcy OF L. l.. Scott agt KENYON
Cox & Co.. was by consent Of counsel, adjourned ,i
next SATURDAY IL Is said that In the meantime 'nc NAV
ter will be settled
The lightet Munroe, belonging to the New
Jersey Lighter Company. while lying ut Pier NO. 49, H.
r. loaded with -four, sprung esE and partially turneu
ON her side, allowing $50 barrels oil her cargo W '"'
overheard, causing loss OF s@ooO' .
At meeting of the Castle Garden Commit
toe Of the Commissioners OF Emigration, on Saturday
the question Of the most effective means OF protecting
the luggage of immigrants ws son'die' Se Subject
miltee was appointed 10 carciuuy cOhsluci ''' ''N
and report at the next meeting
George Bird GrinneIl, Joseph c. Williams
Edward W. Converse, julius L. CONVERGE ana "eorse d.
3rinnell filed voluntary petitions In bankruptcy ''
week; James Robb, Henry g. Osborn LOUIS , moned
Abraham Halle aud Bernard Brumner "eIe aJ ~ al
hankrupis ami william II. Waterbury receiver us
charge IN bankruptcy. -.
A strike of laboreTs occurred at East hlNer
Piers NOS ana s. on Saturday, on account o' tue an
nouncemcnt that wages would be reduced lr'u ~ " t
cents per hour The entire force employed ihehily w.
nm nuniber refused work. and tearing rio, Lns loG
man obtained platoon OF police 10 ue III ,r'acn
case the men attempted " create q serious ~
Judpe Fancher issued orders OF discontinue
ance ON SATURDAY, in the suits OF Ezekiel j. Hals'ed
against Philip Levy and others OF John C. Taylor IN
diyidually aud executor OF the last WIN a.d tsSla
ment Of Samuel TaylGr 9esensG1' IHtn against
'Tladdeus 3 Kent. and OF waiter h. Marvin against
Mary L. Myers and Francis W. biAOy' aui'N's'I@'''
john :. Meyer, deceased
Three members of the Senatorial Transport
alton Committee Senators WudoH. Davis aud sherman
a Committee representing the Cheap Transportation
Association representatives Of the principal railroads
and Others embarked the police steamer Seneca, al
tue foot u Twenty ihrsi on saturday, ana ihspyytcu
the wharvcs front OF the premises OF tue new
GENITAL Railroad Company, aud me cAtue Natus vi Tio
Erie Railway Company On the NewJeraey suVIe. LAG
Atlantic docks, Brooklyn, ana the Government Wotkt
Hell Gate subsequently visited me iaDofs OF the
Senate Committee In THIS city nave cloheu'
BROOKLYN
An explosion of gas in Brooklyn Hall, in
Myrtle-ave near FutOnst. occurred, yesterday, from
leak in the pipes The ceiling Of the hall was blown
down, but nobody was hurt.
LONG ISLAND.
OYSTER BAY-Tbe Coroner's jury in the
Kelsey case Will again, TIN, moruiug at Reeds
HoteL. Letters OF administration have been granted
by Judge Reid OF Suffolk Coanty upon the estate OF
Charles g. Kelsey TO Henry f. Kelsey his Oldest brother
Saturday appointed for the continuation Of the
Coroners inquest OF the murder OF the south
oyster Bay reclusefarmer, Samuel j. Jones, who was
round dead in the well on his prenses on tne Ztn Oh
June last the last preceding day OF tine inquest
arrests have been made OF three persons suspected OF
completely In the crime ana Two OF the peisoHs aIeseu
the colored brothers Leyl-are stli held IN cohnhe
In the County jail These two, however are held
ing against them. 1t appearing that there was no evil
dence importance to submit 10 the jury It was con
cuded after consultation 10 further adjourn the Inquest
until the 2Othof November An anony nous leter VIZ
day received by one or tue DrOhers OF the
murdered man. bearing three postm irks-AmyVihe,
Freeport, and Ridgewood giving the names OF Two
or three persons whom II charges Wltn having pteh
directly engaged in the murder one OF these persons Is
already under surveillance, ana the o'hess are wen
known.
HAurPoGUE-Peter Kelly. farm hand in the en-
poy OF William Harris, was Instantly klea on saturday
nv being run over by an oxcart loaded with wood
Kelly, while driving out OF the WOODS rRPsn Gu
passed over him. The North Chassis OF Long Island
will meet in the REFORMED Church AT 10 a. NJ tomorrow
tOct. 2D The Rev. Minor s~lck the retiring President
VIII preach the afternoon. la the evening the Rev
Extent OF the Atonemeut," followed by paper from
the Rev. Chares.O Sheppard OF NeWto"n on Ahe he
latiOn Of the Church to the sunday school,"
JAMAICA.-Wiliam schryer, who was arrested at East
New-YUrk Monday last and VINO II believed 10 DC the
leader OF the OF burglars that have INFESTED Queens
County for time past af5er an extended nearing
before Justice Brinckerhof was fully committed on sat
urday to await the acton OF the Grand jury several
hundred dollars worth OF goods stoen rom stores mere
found upon the premises OF schryer ana ldenIneu
by their owners Others OF the gang VINO are sun AZ
large are well known to the officers ana VIII DOUBTLESS
soon be arrested
LONG ISLAND CITY-The Board Of Aldermen met on
Saturday 10 the charges in the impeachment
proceedings. The Board remained in executive session
several hours and then adjourned until Tuesday even
ing without having 1t understood taken any dehhlte
action. The timetable on the Long Island Rail
road goes into effect to-day
NORTH HEMPsrRAD.-The October term of the Queens
County Court aud Court Of oyer and Termner, Judge
Tappan presiding, Will convene today There are "a
cases the civil calendar. Inc criminal calendar Is
unusually large.
MNEoLA-The Directors Of the Queens County Agri-
cultural Society have fixed on the first Wednesday,
which to hold their next fair.
ROcAwAY.-An eagle measuring five feet four inches
from the tips Of Its wings was shot at Rockawey Thurs
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNoN.-The Trustees Of the Vii
lage their last meeting adopted ordinance pro-
bibng the erection Of anybuildng, in the district
cred by the late disastrous fire. with walls cornces or
roofs OF any except hre-prOof material
RYE.-Andrew l.. Bush and Augustus Abandroth have
been elected members OF the Board OF Education OF
school District No. L.
PELHAM.-An election for the Trustees Of Public
Schools resulted in the choice of William ODCnnel aud
~ ~ NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-All of the late Street Commits
soners and number Of the street contractors Of tue
former municipality OF Greenvie recently annexed,
have been served with subpenas TO appear before the
Hudson County Grand Jury, who will Investigate their
accounts. Shortly before midnight Friday. VINO
was riding horse through Fithst was suddenly pre-.
ciptated by the stumbling OF his horse into a bon.
fire which some boys had kindled Newark.
ave. He rescued by bystanders. who
rolled him into adjacent pool OF water 10 ex.
tinguish the flames. His clothing was partially
burned, but he escaped serious injury. Inc
Hudson County 5nnday-schO0l Convention will TO
held In the Second Reformed Church to day. The open.
ing service at 81 Lke's Protestant Episcopal Church
SOuttst. aud MontgOmery-aye., thu flights, took
place Yesterday The Rev. A. Warren preached and al.
ministered the communion In the morning. aud the Rev
James Chrystal OF Holy Trinity preached in tho
at stated mat the Erie Railway Ccnpauy vii; not
allow canaEDoats 10 harbor In the basi PayOns-
this Winter and that the OF a now track
south OF PsyoDiaave will shortly begin. Pkcs will be
driven In the basin for fouadst 1t Is rain ru.
mOred that the Erie Railway fouadery ave and
feminist. will soon be removed ~ aud .to
huild will be do ilsh. in Fi.f