New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Controller Green paid yesterday % ciGiHls
and ay-rols, amounting to s3O6,lS2 ca and received
payments OF taxes and assessments TO the amount OF
| s1Js,7iS II.
Two children died in this city from the
effect received by their clothes taking hre from
era to fires yesterdayJoDanua Meade age q at No A
Wat-st, aud Mary Blum age 8. at No 3s Thompson-ss.
Controller Green will pay to-day the rolls of
all the teachers in the public schools throughout the
city. The rolls received IN tho Department OF
| Finance on Wednesday afternoon. TDey amount W
s2O9,444 80.
| The amount of cotton received in this city
yesterday reported at the Cotton Exchange was 1852
bales-1Sl by steamer from Norfolk 1922 from savan M
nah, s37 from Charleston 800 from Baltimore ana o-Z
| by the various railway lines.
The money till in the Sonth Kerry house at
the foot OF Atautcst robbed OF its contents yes
| terdov rnorrinp nv Michael Smith. An hour afterward
Smith arrested he was coming tof the halfway
OF No. l3J Coiumbas, where he had just stoen three
| coais.
District Attorney Phelps, it was rumored
Yesterday sued "a writ OF III the case OF
Tacob wcig recently released from state Prison
on legal quibbe after years imprisonment, on ,he
charge Of having caused the death o. Alice Bo"sby by
| malpractice.
John Harig German, age 35, of No. 396
East Houstons, committed suicide yesterday by firing
n brct nom pistol through his heart, dying almost
| instantly. The deceased had been unable TO obtain
work owing TO tue panic, became lhteulVeia'e auu a'
| last put an end to his life
Gems. Morris, Rathbon and Shaler called on
the Mayor yesterday in reference TO the dilapdated
condition OF the arsenal In Emst, and asked hin TO
have II thoroughly repaired. The Mayor replied at he
would with the proper persons ana would do Al
| he could 10 have the matter attended to 1T once
The Commissioners of Charities and C0rrec-
ton visited the Tombs yesterday In search OF norma-
| ton which will guide them in determining the
renonebtv Of the keepers for the escape OF sharkey
rhe Commissioners viii resume today the examination
Ol TIE Charges against Cen Esan the manager oI TIC
| Free LABOR Bureau.
] 4, 8 lao tipu nj
Coiwc Brother. ron founders In Twenty@eyenth-st,
! NcwYorl, while experimenting the adjustment of
heavy iron casting the rcdncry OF Wheatley
Williams DOCK and Waersts., yesterday was strack
bv an iron pla,e which fell from the staging aud had
hi. right arm broken and his bead severely injured. lie
! recovery j. regarded as doubtful.
| The Board OF Police Justices made yester-
| day the following removals and appointments:
v J sI5 ' T 1 a5 ls9' %aS Ss 55 r5 1' Fshs Il s' l
g. % 2..e o. hmi - r..I Ln.r,.e n,y sCp, yc5 ,naii
nogapher the Sp,ca sessions r. r. Jn'on re.ppon'ei cl
e tolt George baasbupt ppoi1tei Jant2 o eeld
rdes Bera, sProir''d J-mor VI I'"' District Co'
4 l place oi iicald CsE'an
Religious services for the rep0se of the souls
of cra the drowned by the sinng OF tbs
vile du nayre were held, yesterday in ST. Vincent de
Paul's r. e. Church., in West Twenty thrdst. The In
tcrjyf uf the church presented most sOmD'r appear
| oree, being heavily draped with mourning ombens
-, p9nriom No. wos relebrafrd by the Rev.
Fthers Aubr FourIer, Gedsteau. assisted ny the Rev
Fathers L. FOng, Fcuea and D0nlnquet. sermon "ds
| preached by the Rev. Father Roney
| The members of the firm Of J. 5. Lowcry
& Co., dealers in gentemCn's furnishing goods At Nos
81 and 90 Mercert whose books seized by Deputy
Marshal Coa1 they have no idea why il was done
They claim 10 have been guilty OF no breach OF the
Revenue laws aud are willing 10 abide the rcsdt OF an
Investigation Tney say no complaint ha' thus lar beeh
made against them and they are utterly IN the DARK rs
TO any proceedings that may be t1kcn They 40 large
importing business, and say That thelr invoices nave
always been made out IN accordance with the require
| mcuts Of the law.
| The steamship City of NewYOrk arrived at
this port from Havana yesterday She reports running
alongside IA water-lpgged bark the 9th inst, at ~
| D. IN when about 81 miles OF Cape Hatteras Tho bark
had evidently been abandoned some time beforehand
| All her nasts standing, and the yards were in
proper positions portion OF the iOesal, fore
topsa. ioretopgallautsil were hanging; all other
sails had been lost The Du~arks andshp were gone.
and thc sea washing over the decs. The British
brig Luna, with heavy crop OF sugar from Clenfuegos
FOR this port INTO HIuiltOn JainalcI on the 26th
Ult DecenlDerj she Was dischafs1nS hef cargo
BROOKLYN
The assessment for building a main and
sewer in Iludson-aye amounting 10 S]599D, was con
HIined yesterday by ine Commissioners of city works.
The Appraisers appointed by the United
states Court to estimate the value OF the prop
erty seized the Fcischman dsilcry, have reported
the amount to be Sl27s, exclusive OF the real estate
4 resolution was passed yesterday by the
Commissioners 0f City Works providing that whenever
a necessity shall exist for setting Haer-meters. Mr..
Rhodes the water purNcyOI Sha!I report le case 20 the
| Board for ITS approval
| George Dubar, age 43, residing at No $50
stanton-s NcwYork, found last night prosirate ON
atoop IN ronpkin7-ye sn1eTns from the ELECTS Of q
hs life his we had deserted hiu lie took too
| small q dose fOr his purpose
The financial statement of the East River
| Bridge Company. for November made 10 Mayor
Powell Yesterday. The amount received during the
mast month was $l0ST "a, and the disbursements were
t752e 10 The heaviest ment> are made for granite
! for money loaned by tae German1 slyins' Bank ana
! 4. W. King, Ncw-York stock broker, was
! arrested yesterday by Depury Sheriff Thomson on u
charge fraud preferred by Supervisor Harmon OF the
Twentieth ward WHO alleges that he inirused 5000 to
Mr. King for the purpose OF buying railroad bonds ana
that tue latter made return etner OF the bonds
the money Mr. King gave bail for hIs appearance at
trial
| The Committee on Military Affairs OF the
Supervisors have decided 10 recommend to the
Board the acceptance Of the bid, OF the following for
the construction OF the armory OF the 18th Reg
mcnt: Alexander Hamilton, carpenter work $500; r.
f. Burns work, $1,000; butcher Iron Works Of
PougDkeepsie iron work. s26.jOO; NJ j. Bryan plumb
'"T' ''''' NEw-JERsEY.
| JERSEY CIrY.-The Sabbath Association will
hold public meeting Dec. The monthly
ing OF the Y. NJ c. A. took place last evening Capt
Cose delivering the address The receipts reported
by city Missionary Verrnder for the relief OF the sick
an cunt 10 s75 Peter Dalton has been chosen Pres
dent Mr.. HcCarthy ViccPresdent and NJ. Lynch Secre
tary the Father Mathew PaIentT A. b. Society The
representatives OF tho railroad companies with one
| exception, nave failed TO appear before the Commis
OF Appeals ordered, owing TO the failure OF the
BOARD to give the full 10 days noticerequired by law
The Caledonan Club will give It's annual bah az Cooper
Hall this evening There were 100 persons fed at the
y NJ g. A soup Kitchen yesterday. The body OF the
| man who was killed the Erie Railway at Pan Horn
Creek Tuesday night has been identified IA that OF
Richard Kenney nbOrer residing on Tonnelleave.
Frederick Bauman, who run over by An Eric Rail
way at the Tunnel Tuesday evening, died yes
| terday morning, at 81. Francis Hospital from the
| injuries he had received
NEwARK.-Tho two dwellings at Nos Il6 and lis
| Egbth.aye damaged by fire last evening to the
amount OF 81 200. The reside in New York.
The Board OF Chosen Freehoders met yesterday, and