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New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
THE SUICIDAL IMPULSE.

Michael Thomas, age 40, a German, ended
his life yesterday by firing pistol bullet into his brain
at No. 65 Avenue c. The deceased employed As a
bookkeeper by Mrs. Mary Quenzer dealer in dry goods
IN whose house he lived During the past half year he
has suffered greatly from neuralgia and from disease Of
the lungs he became despOndent, and saidI that he
wished for death In March last he received letter
from Germany informing him that cousin had died
who had left him several thousand dollars by will The
validity Of the will disputed by other relatives Of the
dead man, however and Thomas was compelled to pay
out large amount OF money 10 lawyers week
ago be received intelligence that decision adverse to
him had been gwen by the courts. He seemed over
Whemed with grief upon reading the fatal and
for several days hardly able 10 his busl-
ness duties. A Of Mrs. Quenzer passed through
ThOmass room at p. m. yesterday and saw him sleep
ing quietly his bed An hour afterwrd the boy again
had occasion TO pass through the Upon opening
the door he Thomas lying upon his back the floor
Ills face was covered with blood, which had evidently
flowed from large wound ia his left temple. on the
floor a small pistol.
Hannah Breen 90 attempted 10 end her life on
Eatuiday by drowning I'm the NewtOwn Creek, having
deliberately Jumped from the bridge leading TO Bliss
vile. She rescued by officer Of the seventh Pre-
Ciuct.
A barber named William Wehrle age 90, was found
dead No. l,2l Myrte-ave Brooklyn, L. d. SatuT-
day, with bullet hole ia his lett breast aud Smith 81
WessOn pistol by hs side. He left note stating that
took his life because he cheated by his wife and
children.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The cornerstone of the new Hanson-place
Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, Will be laid at
=. IN. to-day by Bishop James.
The 29th annual session of the National Dl-
VISION Sons OF Temperance, will be held at Robinson
Hail. IN sixteenth-st.. Wednesday reception VIII
be rendered TO representatives at the Academy OF
Musie in the evening and breakfast the following
morning AT the Robinson House. G. H. Gidersleye VIII
bid the delegates welcome at the reception o. d. wei
more OF New-Brunswick, NJ. W. Patriarch OF NOlth
America, will Respond aud addresses are eXpecttd
from the Hon. s. ID. lilly OF the Dominion OF Canada
Gen. s. f. Cary Of Ohio, the Rev. l. L. Cuyer Ot biooA-
lyn, and Others
Founders Day. was celebrated by the
friends and pupils Of the Adeph Academy on Saturday
evening" by entertainment and collation. in the lee
tnre room of the Academy at Lafayetteave. and ST.
James's-place, Brooklyn. Tho programme comprised
instrumental music and addresses Enos n. Taft OF the
Board OF Trustees presided. Tho annual report Wcn
was made by the Principal, Homer Il. Sprague, SHOWS
that during the past year there nave been o52 PuPs
under his charge IN the following Departmental Cole
giate II girls boys academic 2l5 boys, ll3 Ss pre-
paratory l0I boys IS girls There an increase or q
the previous year. and steady growth OF the Ill
ferent departments
The stockholders of the Ridgefeld Park
Railroad Company Of New-Jersey, and tho Rockand
Central Railroad Company OF New-York. held joint
meeting on Saturday their Offices No. 25 Nassaust'
and formed consolidation under the names OF "The
Jersey City and Albany Railroad Company" The fol-
lowing elected as tho Board OF Directors for the
lory, James A. Williamson, {. W. Alburtis, William >.
Banta, James TJmpkns. f. X Alburtis, and c. A. JOr-
dan The following officers were afterward chosen
President, T. X. Alburtis; Treasurer e. A. JORDAN ana
Secretary, Jas. TOmpkus The new line Will run Ifcn
Ncw-Y York 70 Albany on the west bank OF the Hudson
RIVER. The terminus will eat Hayer5traw.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
A GRoUNDLEss PLAGUE PANIC.

Considerable excitement ana some alarm
prevailed yesterday and ON Saturday afternoon in
TJdridge-st and its vicinity account Of the report
that case of yellow fever had been brought 20 the city
and that the patient had lodged at No. Eldrdce-st,
where he subsequently died. SO carefully, however,
had The case been concealed that only the physicians
Themselves seem TO have obtained any knowledge Of 1t
until all danger of the spread Of the disease was past
More an two weeks ago f. W. Bacon, waiter on board
the steamer YazoO, from NewOrleans TO Philadelphia,
arrived IN New-York from Philadelphia by rail While
On the tourney he was suddenly taken SICK and reach
ing this city was removed TO the house OF some friends of
a companion with whom he making the journey.
Physicians were summoned Immediately, aud the dis
ease was pronounced be malignant jaundice and he
was treated accordingly The patient grew rapidly
worse his case was reported 10 the Board Of Health
and inspectors were sent TO the house. They
pronounced the disease TO be yellow fever, and
took every possible precauton. The patient died and
was buried In the Poters Field The premises to which
he had been conveyed most thoroughly dsnfected
his clothing was burned and in all probability tho spread
of the disease was checked. Tho companion or the
victim was taken 70 the West Bank Hospital, Dut AS
there symptoms of the plague hc after ward
dismissed. The lapse OF time has now probably Doen
sufficient 70 remove all grounds OF alarm, and 1t Is
probably safe say that there is yellow fever III the
harbor OF in the city -Four persons recovering from
this disease have been confined at West Bank Hospital
since beginning OF the season. Two have been dls
missed and two are nearly well One OF ship fever
was brought TO light last week and the patient was
taken directly TO the hospital al Wards Island.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

satu,dav morning. while asleep II IL supposed, ana
went 10 n eistern In tho yard, into which she fe anu
was drowned When she left her bed MT: Atha asked
her where she wss going, and she replied, "Io get
drink" The night previous the deceased spent WIN
some friends, aud pleasantly contemplating visit
to Long Branch, where she expected 10 remain during
the summer. The editor and publisher Of the Echo
Andrew NJ. Clarke, and Benjamin f. Butts, being tried
and convicted for publishing obscene literature, were
fined $5 each the second conviction, and s5 ehch on
the third and fourth On the first the court suspenueu
sentence holding tho defendants In 500 ball. 10 answer
at any time The defendants were obliged TO pay tne
costs OF the prosecution. Gen N n Hasteh relrlnk
will be presented with service OF plato next Wednes
day evening. Gen. Halsted has been president Oh tho
society for fifteen years Mrs Charles MasOhi WIZ
so badly burned by the bursting OF keroseuo
Thursday night, has since died. Plus Denslnger VI 10
80 Barbara-st stone cutter committed huiouo "O'
$50 p. m. yesterday, by cutting bis throat
PATERsos.-n the Passaic County Court OF Oyer anu
Terminer on Saturday, the trial OF Van Mluko hV8aI.
accused Of completely in the murder OF SinsVln ~
q Mai-st testified that he sold arsenic 10 Rrl WHO'LL %
he subsequently cav in the Passalc county JAN nu
identified Libble Garrabrant Inc paper haihou IT,
" arsenic" found in burroughs pocket, was u
titled by witness. James +. smith, DfOl.eI
n-law OF Burroughs, gave tesumOuy IN ,eba.Ue ba.ieo1
IA few unimpOrant matters. Alex. marsnail tesuncu c
that he called at Burroughss house. Sunday Dec lo1
and again one week afterward; WAS unable to gam sd
mitance first time but ON the second occasion
Garrabrant opened the door and stated tat decesSu
was at home. having gone TO New 1Ork, WherU 10
was gambling The record OF the conviction oI blpOle
Garrabrant was offered In evidence Dy the state put
was objected to by the defense and ruled out by inc
Court Clara Hogan and Gilbert Riley gave some un-
important testimony, after which the proceedings au-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
TILE HORTON FORGERIEs.
From The Philadelphia EreainO Telegraph jun H.


In addition to what we have already pub
lshed concerning the operations OF j. H. Horton, We
have obtained the following facts which throw more
light upon his criminal enterprise Up To this morning
IL was supposed that the Reading Railroad certificates
were the only used iu raising the wind one OF
Jay Cookies clerks, however, discovered Oday Penn
syvana Railroad certificate that, after close Inspection
appeared To have been tampered WITH One OF l1nkt-
agents called IN and he pronounced the cerih
cate raised" one. IL had originally been Tor one
share. In the name Of NJ A. Bird but the one had been
raised 100 shares, and the name changed 10 T. A.
HINT Upon this certificate the firm had turned over to
person presenting 10 the full value OF 100 shares OF
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad stock The raising has been
done somewhat more ingeniOusly than the Reading
ceEhcaes for the original name had been Obleratcd
BY acids although the change could be detected by hold
ing the certificate 10 the hight How many certificates
Horton set aOat t Il impossible arrive at but che
aggregate value Of what he has raised those ohat have
been discovered, IA $4,000 Horton made Philadelphia
OF operations, aud had planned his noarOus enter
prise months before he commenced 10 carry II into
ecutiOn. His policy was 20 buy certificate OF stock,
say 49, 50, or 100 shares Soon he would have the
certificate divided at the proper transfer oice OF the
company INTO certificates or and ten shares each
such fictitious persOus Richard Roe and john Doe
ct al. In this manner he would obtain large number
genuine shares which he would eisurey proceed 10
raise adding To the figure "i " In the medallion two
eiphers, and To the written "one the word hundred"
In some Instances he omitted 10 change tue word
share" To shares" and when this even WAS de
tected blythe brokers he would he compelled lnvent
suDerfuge In order TO clear himself large mum
Der Of Philadelphia brokers have been deirauded nv
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
THE LATE JOHN r. THoMPsoN's LIBRARY.

The private library and autograph collection
Of the late Johu Thompson Of The EreHiHg Post will
be sold at auction by Bangs Merwn on Thursday and
Friday Of this week The library is especially rich in
presentation copies Of modern works with the authors
autographs. Among the books thus enriched
Bryant's Poems" Hymns" and Letters from the
East :" Caryles "Inaugural Address at Edinburgh :"
Kingake's "EOthen" and several choice copies Of
Tennyson These last have Photographic portraits in
serted as well as autographs There is illustrated
copy Of the Poems OF Edgar A. Poe, bound up with the
authors MS copy of "Annabel Lee" and letter Mr..
pson Among the valuable of the other books
fue set or Notes aud Queries, 4G volumes, from
the commencement IN 1919 10 1873 The autograph col
lection embraces about $50 pieces and includes letter
from Edmund Burke 10 Henry Laurens of s. e.; letter
OF Thomas Campbell fragment Of novel and sigma
tuTe of Maria EdgewOrth choice note by Hawthorne;
love letter from Mrs. PiOZzi TO Conway the Actor
written at the age OF 50 four page letter from Wash
ingtOn to Gov. Harrison aud autographs OF Napoleon,
George Ill, Wellington, Tallcyund, sou,hey, Scott,
Sheridan Lamb, Moore, Louis XIV. Louis 8V aud
Louis XVI.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
DIVIDING RING SPOuS.

WARRANTS FOR STATIONERY EXAMINED,
III. +. TaintOr, who has been examining du-
ring the past year the claims paid by the city county
recent years has made affidavit IN the suit OF T. W.
Roe CO. against the Controller for the recovery over
t2OO 600 for stationery. He that $2O0lO7 70
paid the firm between June 5, 1869 and Oct G. 1870 on
warrants drawn 10 their O-der and indOrsed by Peter
Monaghan, Of the firm; warrants amounting TO
NsOsGl As were deposited IN the National Broadway
Bank by I. A. WOODWARD to his credit during this
period and the balance S9,243 IS, drawn from the
bank ia bills Woodward Tweed, Connolly, Ingersoll and
Watson then cOnSpiriug defraud this city and
woodward in the carrying out OF such conspiracy did
not present claims ia his own name but acted the
receiver and distributor TO his said cOcOnspratOrs Of
the moneys obtained from said City ana County upon
the false and fraudulent claims OF other persons "
24379i 6 were deposited by woodward, and at least
c. per cent drawn on fraudulent claims about
the several DAYS which the warrants payable % W
by said Woodward above stated, payments of large
sums made by Woodward, by his checks, TO
the said Tweed Watson and Others 70 OF
them; and large portion OF the S204O7 73 paid T. W.
Roe a Co. distributed bv Woodward among Tweed,
Watson, and Others warrants delivered to the firm
IN June and September lGS, amounting 10 $4,000 OF
which $4,000 deposited by f. W. SterTy Co., the
Eeyenth Ward Bank, and pald 10 II A. Woodward and
James H. HgersOl and that about $4,000 were drawn
bills from the Broadway Bank, aud that 1868 and
1899 F. W. Sterry Co received ana deposited City
County 20 the amount OF about 100000 and
paid the proceeds thereof TO Woodward and Ingerso
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS,
pEIIFvuE HOSPITAL AS A PRISON.


A. ,ooot;n, of the Board of Charities anu
Correction. on saturday, the following io''oi 'i'
Controller was read: ~ -, oo,-r,,fiop.
~ ~ Tnrf,aeuf Of Public Charities ana The
10 D'e HsP P the kindness TO inform me Whetne' ~ ~
Ui, & 49, iiosnital and the grounds oNnoN ~ ~ p,hli
anon, the same needed ny tie 1870 t,r yyhich they
Vo,s md Correction for the purposes ~ ~ 80, ,,r
/ aro NOW used, or Tor any OthVi p"'P''O
diciiop OF the Department ,,idi,cs for the pro-
nosed Brdewell and CITY Prison Is uG A., of erecting
h the Commission appointed TO the duly @ VI Nv the
R ~ 'u sor n is desirable that the Commission nave ~
vaned opinion Of the Commissioners OF fupIo W & nan
and Correction the sul9ect, 20 IN ~ o,s,Iix
the neeus Vi ''A0+A DNf ANDREW ii. GREEN.
Controller and Member of new City Prison ana bi'H'-
well Commission. ,,,.,,.,o 1roe
The President of the Medical Board OF Bellevue HOS
nal was requested TO call meeting OF that ooaru' ~
consider and report upon the expectancy oi 'lo ioo
of Belleyue Hospital The Commissioners VIII repy "
Tho communication OF the Controller In few days.
The contract for publishing The Cdy RecoTe Ior ONO
wear was awarded on Saturday 10 p. W. Rhodes pro
yided that the Controller Will accept ms & sCtVS
arc Chae g. Waterbury of No. $50 west fllt III lLSl.'
and Thomas Pearson of No. 10 East Elghtyoutth-st'
Rhodess hid FOR the contract Is gwen neioW, anu
ers saw that he has offered 10 do the WOlh al lesa @
ems so cents standing matter, per l,VV ems C'L, @
rue and gure and double column WOlA per LUJJ Vnle,
rs cents alterations per hour 40 cents; pressWOk ep
"tOkcn" OF $50 copies 90 cents paper Lei io VI WV
sheets. 75 pounds to the Tealn, SIS 80. ....
Controller Green received the tOhOWlh@ aHlolul's
terday: From the Collector Of Assessments, lor street
openings ana improvements ana interest," nr ~
taxes assessments CrOtOn water rent, ana lnIolSs,
a. 206 &c from the Bureau of City Revenue, lOr aIcI
rents and fees and bonds and MORTGAGES anu 9
SIS S5i %; from the Bureau OF Water Register oI
ton water rent S,CI4 50 from the mayor NA"1
shal, Tor licenses, SlS5 IS; total Sl',4li Is.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
AN UNSUCCESSFUL WHISKY RAID.

A few days ago the Internal Revenue officials
80 Brooklyn discovered that Illicit whisky distilery
operating IA the rear Of tbreestory brick stable
and csrrage-house, NO 1ttest, near the Havy-Yard
entrance. and Deputies Gieh Phillips, and Giberson
we're instructed 10 seize II. Accordingly at D. In on
Saturday the deputies effected an entrance found the
place in charge Of two men. and everything in full blast
The Of the seizure spread rapidly. and crowd
assembled On the premises were IA copper stills aud
sisht small worm tubs also large tub heater and
dOubleT About Is zoo gallons OF mash discovered
uitb four lOgbbeads u molasseA Ihe revenue uen
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
Degree,
rHRRsonKTER
HAn0NKIER.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arcnue BotelmIames f. Casey Collector e51 Of 9
TWoat1ars Of Gtns falls Gen g. A. Sheridan Of New
0Tcfus Allen Munrce Of syncgs and Joseph Brown oi
81 isev Iouss-The Hon Lyman OF Albany and
r. W Gale Of MontreaAstor HOuEr Mayor Fargo Of Builo
grero0r Houss-Jamc Ripath of Boston. CdrHtol Hoie
iu. Polo de Raabe Of spanish Legation .HognGa Houe-F
ibAev Of NewOfleaus and Col g. L. AnreEs L. 5. AS AAo
las H-Er Gov McCoOk Of Colorado Amaa Stone Of Cleveland and
the G. Gdggs Of Delaware. sfurdnt H9assGen '" n
and Col L. Mrn s. A.. Grand Central Hof-lhe1LCo
hrnr Of Inc hTII
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
THE CHOLERA IN NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS.

NASHVILLE, June 14-The leading physicians
IN Nashville now, and have been from the FIRST di-
vided opinion among themselves the question
whether there has single OF real cholera in
Nashville THIS season The mortality Ia the city GER
tanly increased FOR ten days until four days ago. when
began decrease. The doctors report the cases, Of
Whatever nature they be, entirely cOntrOllabe
the average number Of deaths is ~ ~ Is day. and they
occur mainly among the negroes
MEMPHIS. June l6.-Ihere were ~ interments to-day
against II Yesterday. Physicians say the number Of
cholera patients is increasing but the disease Yields
more readily 10 treatment than during che past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

thought that they could manage the anair Wlp and
lice assistance hut the mob pelted them with prd n
and the illc whisky diseTs co9f stills the
can and drove of trumphantly with thelr s.,il
officials being powerless to prevent the b nier
The police were called. subsequently, W ,oS 90
tunato deputies from the anger OF the ino''
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

To DRIVE IMPURITIES FROM THE BLOOD USE
DR. JAYSKs REMEDY THAT STIMULATES THE Az
soRBESrs AND INPARTs yIGoR SISTER
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER SATURDAY. AT DICKIFsoNs IN cc
ga m--602 Eoon--650 m.-7ii' hidngn~oV A"s -
YESTERDAY. -
9Am-s7o Eoon-7Oo o1m-75o Mdnight-o'. Me..s
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
,BsrRAcr or REPORT ToR wEGK ENDING Al ~ -''
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
LONG ISLAND.

FLUSHING. - The anniversary exercises OF
the Flushing Branch OF the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals took place Saturday Adj
dresses were made by Henry Bergh OF EcwYork and L.
B. Prince aud b. w. Downing OF Flushing.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.-The movement for new Baptist
Church governed in accordance with the
the "Opcn Communicates" has assumed definite shape,
and although it Is yet certain that the Rev. H. O.
PentecOs will accept the paStorae there appears 20
no DOUBT that the Church will be established The friends
OF Mr. FencCOst with others who sympdthze with him
in step that he has recently akCn have secured the
Institute Hail. and regular services are reld Sab
bath at 1880 III. aud p The Rev Dr. Carroll pas
tor OF the BedfOrdayc. Reformed Church, Brooklyn,
preached yesterday morning.
PATCHOGUE-The two days session OF the Suffo k
County Sunday school Teachers Association viii
IN the Methodist Church. tomorrow afternoon. During
Horne OF Greenpot, Sacred Topography" The
subjects for general discussion are: "Sabbath-schOOl
COncerts-thelr Merits and Deficiencies :" The Faith
fu Teacher ana his Iwards;' "SabbatschOOl Plcnics
their ADV antages and Disadvantages"
GREKNPoRT-G Bay and the other bays at
the asst end Of the island swarming with blue
sh and menhaden The lack Of rain beginning to be
severely felt the island especially at the end
where tie drouth seriously affecting the strawberry
crop and early vegetables Grass 10 also injured aud
hay will probably De scarce
NORTH HENrsTEAD.-The June Term Of the Queens
Comfy Court and Court OF Sessions, will commence al
the Court house at 10 O'Clock a. n to-day Both the
civil and the criminal calendars unusually heavy and
Will probably occupy the attention Of the Court most Of
the week.
ORIESr.-A new steamboat line will be opened about
July /, with landings at THIS place, shcIler Island
CireeppOTt, New SunUlk, and Sag HarDOr.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

Horton but 10 dicult even with the detectives 70
arrive at the particulars In the several cases. as ths
brokers' maintain unusual reticence.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

KYox's STRAW HATs.--Among the varieties
offered establishments Of the great halter the Arge the
Dshbhm Oxford" the Matinee the norton ani the Yacht
for hs selection Of your hats for the heated
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

Gone secret Of Partisan success in the empire
Of fashion this: 1t cuninsy borrowed Of all nations sve peculiar
t that It's for noye Ihe
est Of The fame Of Domestic Paper Patterns nufsced By the
DoAg,Ic s. ~ Co." Of Unionsquse n. ", sperfeeuon
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, q reply to Mr.. God
win bT prof l. Youm.us TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

10 family should leave their house alone
without being protected With HOLINESS BURGLAR
ALARH TELEGRAPH. 1t always on duty.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

Dr Lewis of GAINESVILLE. Ohio learned on
ProsJ evening Thomas smith married bad tAlen biz
Gsvi, d.uahsr IN buggy aud left lie followed OVeTOok
s snd ot s through and beat Inn severely thai bs
10 bOs sIneelse " bye LsviH has bsea arrested
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

For an elegant Summer HAT Of superior
qaay 70 manufacturer EsPESsCHEID, ll3 Nassaast
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The Adams inquest will be
resumed at the Rink to-day, when it Ii expected that
the evidence presented Will be directly against
Britton than that taken Friday. The employers OF
the NewJersey Central Railroad have organized yacht
club with j. Kcouley. Commodore T. Upton, Wee
Commodore Is. Moore, Treasurer, and W Rrowne
Secretary Thc members made an excursion up the
Hudson ON Saturday evening. William Mulrheid
has been chosen Attorney and William Miller
Engineer 20 the Boulevard Commissioners
The Emory NJ. e.. Church celebrated its anniversary
Yesterday Bishop Simpson preached In the morning In
the afternoon addresses made by the former pas-
tors of the church, and the Rev Dr Eddy Of NewYork
preached In the evening edward Hayes was ON SAT
urday sent 70 the state Prison for two years. and
Bonneville 70 the Peniteiary for six mouths for reeeiy
ing stolen goods . James sullivan, Matthew Brax,igan
aud Thomas A. Kuntz, Keepers Ia the County peniten
uary have been discharged, and Thomas A. Lane r. f.
johnson, and John Solomon have been appointed In
their places Joseph Stein employed by an Toe dealer
named Dunham arrested on Saturday wndllnR
having collected moneys due Ills enplOyerand failed
turn them over.
NKWARK.-Iha wife OF eXAldermAn Atm nrnan narly
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

HUDsON.-The banking-hOuse Of ". A
Woodbridge & Co. OF Chatham Village has suspendo
payments owing to the fact that 1t held about $4,000
doubtful paper which the First Natianal Bank OF New
York had refused " accept as collateral security o.
lnc the Sl95570 s3 aud the surplus l2 g
settlement for IS cents ON IA dollar 10 hoped lOr
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
lAnnOanoemenlAI

BUpyErr's CoCoAINE prevents hair falling
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