New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
NEW-YORK CITY

Creditors of Messrs. BOwles Bros. s. Co., or
their in tAs city, requested to send
statement OF their indebtedness to VIM. f. stetson Of
No. % Schoolst., Boston
The Western Union Telegraph Company, yes
terday gaveIocal OF reduction OF about 25
cent to the prominent far distant southern and south
western points The Atlantic and Pacific aud the Frank
lin lines will also adopt similar tariffs
Commissioner Van Mort has informed those
who have charge OF laborers the public that
they will be held stricter accountability; that all
cases absence must be duly reported to the Depart
ment and record kept of the work performed by each
emplOye
The Receiver of the Market Savings Bank
states that the amount OF funds which he has
hand will enable him to pay dividend Of per cent
This bank failed about year and the depOsitOrs
its vaults are growing restless the seemingly un
necessary delays adjusting the affairs of the institution
At the trial of the Jumel estate case, yester-
day. Mr. OCOnor occupied most Of the time in reading
some of Geo. W. Bowen's depostIons taken in February
1871 and extracts from reports OF his testimony given at
the first trial 1.-THE substance or which was recently
published in The TRIBUNE) for the purpose, as he
claimed OF showing hereafter that, far the pann
ia concerned this case IS only conspiracy sustained by
perjured witnesses
An inquest was held by Coroner Kessler,
Yesterday on the body of Marie shufiin age 80, who
was murdered alleged by her husband. George, age
ao in the apartments OF her mothern law at the rear
tenement house, No I4 East Elevenths on the night
1ho nrIsoner who having under advice of counsel de-
cned 10 say anything alive the charge against him.
recommsed to the Tombs TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
BROOKLYN.
After jury had been called yesterday
morning. in Kings County Court OF Oyer and Terml-
ner Dstriet-Attorney Britton moved the OF the
People agt Fanny Hyde, but she failed 10 appear he
asked that recOgnzdnces be forfeited Judge Gilbert
granted the motion II IA understood that Mrs. II yde
at present in Washington
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MoRRIsANA.-J. II. Palmer began his regu-
lar annual examination OF the public schools yesterday
He spent day public school No. being accompa-
MED by 8. r. Davis and DIR. s. n. King.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
F. b. Wallace. Chauncey Vibbard. George w.
Butts and Mark Brumagm elected trustees OF the
Mariposa Land and Mining Company yesterday.
George Macdonald will deliver his lesture on
Robert Burns for the first time In this city, this evening
| at Association Han
| A meeting under the auspices of tho Lafay-
ete-ave Temperance Association will be held tonight
IN the Rev Dr Cuyler's Church. at Lfaystte-ave and
Oxfordst Brooklyn, with addresses by the Rev. Dr.
W. l. Budington and others.
The Plymouth Association, formerly the
Young Peoples Association OF Plymouth Church. Brook
Jyn will give English Tea" at p. III. tomorrow,
and at ,. NJ the Sabbath school roous will be thrown
| open for the evening reception.
The Rev. j. Clement French lectared on
The Mormons, the sierras, Cape Horn, and the
Geysers" before very large audience at the Central
| Co1gregatonal Church, Brooklyn, last evening His
| remarks we're illustrated by series OF cartoons
The XVIII Assembly District German Reform
Organization reorganzed for the ensuing year
| election Of the following:
Prsadsnt L. g. W. Lnperti yieePresdeui Charles NJ Esg
Tfea'as u Ss S,r & s Jo nv hmns @ FIa.s Rabs
CS.s stss, ASs Utbs0 Wa Aus' CIR k0esss saa OssFs