New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
NETWORK CITY.

ohtiin, tho Centre Market ArmOry have been pre-
sented TO the Board Of Supervisors They S S5t *
i2i9 40, the valuation by IL f. ha'nciu "'it D.,
Col Robert I. Breckenridge son of the rev:
nr Rreckinridee OF Kentucky, and near relative %
oo, precLinrid, was formally admitted to the NV
York Bar yesterday, before full Bench a' '"o '0'
Term. n: I;,
The funeral services of Mrs. Corneiia bi'
inrstop. the daughter Of John W. HammersoS' Auu
vito of the grandson Of Chancellor Livingston weio
andrc,od Yesterday at Grace Church, by the heE.
Henry C. Potter D. d. and the Rev. PhilInuer ~ %itI
OF Poughkoepsic. The CHANGER was tnicAi' 9'''
flowers. o., r..
A pryate dispatch from Junction CITY, Nan
sos announces that at the annual meeting OF the D-
toro Of the Kansas and Nebraska Railroad heid III
that city last Saturday. VIM NJ; Fless OF New" iT h
City was elected President OF the C1mpaS nd rexas
Raroad Company to consolidate with the Kansas anu
Nebraska road was aceepteu' -,
The Five Points ColOred Mission, under INC
charge of the NewYork Union Association has eDoSen
the following officers President, the Row. C. H. Macotn'
n n vicoPre,dent the Rev. @. II. Ball. ID. d.; Treas
nrcr r. w Page Tie Mission Is at No l2S LeonaIu-',,
and eonributons earnestly asked for Ihey may %
seut 10 the Office of the Treasurer, NO 81 IaAfV"' ~
~ T. DePhips is the authorized missionary
On the complaint of Denis Christie,
driver I'm the employment OF the Broadway ana l"ehJ
thrdst line Of stages Judge Shea OF the Marine Coi
issued an order for the arrest OF Henry beIR, MIN
bycd al a 900 Christie states that while driving NY
broadway ON April l. Mr. Bergh stopped ms stag anu
caused the compliments arrest ana ava
10 hours for doing which Mr. Bergh had no ProFo0"''
John Ftzgibbons, who pleaded guilty TO
granddaughter In the first degree on Monday was sen
fenced 10 imprisonment for life yesterday Ivy Judge
Brady Tho Judge told the prisoner that his position
was attributable the disposition 10 DO violence VIII.
has prevailed in the community Tor some ue' g., me
was not lie SAID, eXenudtlng clrcuui ,tahce III ~.
Whole case, and the plea OF mansaushtcf was H Hy
accepted because there we're hHlc Iu. NV, Gn."
in the estimation Of jury would reduce tue oncns'
There was quite large assemblage OF the
dcposors OF the Bulls Head Bank, last evening" at De-
mills Hail. at Twenty-thrdst aud Second-aVe' Adam
s Cameron the President elect OF the bank IN address
ing the creditors said that over $4,000 had 6eeh pad
iu SsO 900 of which from depositors. Inc DdhA
wond Cpen today pay its dents, and not have dollar
against H. The Committee or seven was Icdpp0inHu
FOR one year In tue II. 8 District Court JudSt Bioh
ford granted an order dscOutnuing the BANKRUPTCY
proceedings against the bank upon tue payment % lHe
legal costs ana fees, which amounted 10 s''oV' 90
Charles c.. Hampton, arrested on suspicion
OF having his possession $4,000 worth Of bonds OF the
Allegheny River Railroad stolen at Pittsburgh, PENN
m March was arragncd at the TOmbs Police Court yes
trrday Mr. Fitch Of the firm OF Fitch Otis Co. OF No
IL Pinc-st made affidavit that the prisoner presented
$1,000 bond at his office aud received payment theto
for and that 10 was subsequently discovered th"t the
bond was entered upon the stolen list Tue prisoner
was held for examination. Gov. Hartrdhit las ''iF
grained 10 the Police Headquarters in THIS city sauLg
mat will send on requistion Tor the prisoner at
...
The South Presbyterian Church, at Clinton
and Amty-sts has extended a call to the Rev. Alexan-
der Reed d. d. OF Philadelphia at salary Of $1,000 per
annum.
A performance of "The Ticket-of-Leave
Man" will be given tonight at the Academy Of Music,
BROOKLYN by the members OF the Amaranth Society, for
the benefit OF the Brooklyn Nursery.
The congregations of the First Baptist, and
Perrepontst Baptist Churches, have unanimously re-
solved to unite under the name of the First Baptist
Church. The congregation will erect new edidee
on PcrrepOnt-st. soon az $1,000 In addition 10 Tue
present the united churches shall be secured
LONG BLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Circuit Court JUS
lice Gilbert presiding. resumed its session yesterday
morning. About IS witnesses werc examined in the libel
suit Of DeGraw against ODonnel including most OF the
clergymen of Jamaica and many Presidents OF fire nsur
ance companies NewYork ard Brooklyn IL is ex-
pected that all OF the testimony VIII have been taken
tomorrow morning, when Ira Sbafer will sum up for
the defense and John T. Parsons for the plaintiff The
trial has excited deep interest in Queens County and
the courtroom has been crowded oaly. immediately
after the recess the following persons were ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty Wm. Bliss and VIM
Harmon, Jointly indicted for grand larceny Geo Tar
dell colOred. indicted for an attempt 10 Commit rape
Johu Sheridan assault and ,battery Peter SITES for
keeping disOrderlY house There are IL prisoners con-
fined III the Queens County jail
LONG ISLAND CuY-The Germans, who comprise
large portion OF the electors Of the city, held their conYe
ton Monday night aud nominated for Supervisor. John
r. liver; Overseer OF the Poor John ONeli; Constable
Bernard Oates Aldermen at Large OF the Flrst Ward
Edward McCullum; second, JosephlN Mclaughlin; Third
James McBride Fourth, Julus j. UmslhaZi fith, Geo.
Livingstone. The Republican Ward Conventions were
held last evening, aud the following nominatons were
made for Aldermen: FIRST Ward, Isaac Van Rperi
second. Anthony Godner; Third, - QUICKER; FOURTH
John Quinn Fifth Charles OycrtOD. Tie CITY COnYeu-
ton will take place tonight.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoND.-The term Of the Circuit Court
and Court Of oyer and Termuer, just closed has been
the most prOtracted aud important one held in the county
for years Among the closing that OF the Rich
mond County GashGht Company against Mdd!eown
brought 20 recover several thousand dollars for gas al
legged TO have been furnished by tho Company TO part
OF the town, under contract made by the Town Audit
two years ago for the Term OF hVc years 4le Court
dismissed the caim holding that, without special egs
lative authority, Board OF Town AUDITORS whose term
OF Office II only for Que year. could not make contract
OF any kind extending beyond that term. Another case
was that OF Victor Dantany, william j. Staples and scy-
against the village OF Edgewater 10 set aside
sales OF property for unpaid taxes made last May. The
Court directed Judgment 10 he entered for the
DlanGs thereby declaring the sales nave been lille
he village NcwBrghton, known as the justices ana
Constables' Claim Case. There are number Of similar
suits but this IL agreed was 20 be regarded
test case. TIC Court directed JudgmcnfOr the pIanHs
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
SING SNG.-A number of wealthy residents
have contributed 10000 for the purchase Of tot and tie
erection thereon Of buidnct TO be used free library
and readingrOom At meeting OF the Board OF Trus
tees OF the village Messrs Hugh Hcrrngshaw Sylvester
Mcneil and II. C. Symonds were elected Excise Board.
The congregation OF Trinity Church have received by
contribution $3.50 20 which entirely hquldaes the
church debt.
TARRYrowN-It II proposed 10 have a grand Union
sabUath.schoo celebration during May. The several
schools the village comprise about $50 scholars The
Rev. john 5 Powell pastor Cf ne A. NJ. T. Zion Church.
Mideyft has resigned ms position because 81 lIhcdh
lie contepates making Nyaek his future place ~ reA-
dence. -