New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

Courier Of the Outwardbound passengers to-day
The smoking-cars which were to have been
placed on Third-ave May have not yet appeared.
Preparations are making for the speedy open
ing of the various local German Summer gardens and
parks.
The second annual ball and anniversary of
the German Painters Lodge No. will take place this
evening at the New-Y0rk Assembly Rooms.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday From taxes and arrears OF water
rent and interest $3.50 s9 assessment street open
ings and improvements and interest, Tl0 II; water
rents $5 90 arrears OF taxes and assessments Croton
rent and interest 1885 5s market fees and rents,
terest &c. s212 5O City Marshal license fees and fines,
Silt 90. Total s22,3S3 10.
Mr.. Powers, proprietor Of the Grand Central
Hotel, who was arrested some time ago, in repevn
suit by Deputy Sheriff Curry and taken to Ludow-st.
jail for refusing obey the order the court obtained
yesterday order of arrest from Judge Curtis Of Tue
Superior Court in an action which he has brought Tor
false Imprisonment. Bail is fixed at 81 900.
Morris Werner of Myamus, Conn, entered
the Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon and
affirmed that be had been robbed Of h2O while riding
the back platform Of Fourh-ave ear that morning
have had some difcuty in pulling it out OF his panta
Icons pocket, nasmuch as the cloth was torn.
The Ladies' Union Relief Association of this
city have added another TO the many acts Of charity and
kindness Through their agency the remains Of good
and brave soldier have been saved from a paupers
grave. Capt John Williams OF the 18TH United states
Infantry died at the Bowery Hotel on Thursday. and
his papers were found four commissions two OF
which were for brave conduct in battle. Arrangements
were made for burial in Cypress Hill Cemetary %
Conrad Denker, age 25, three years ago was
betrothed to Malta Hammeerschamps age2l in Saxony.
year aterward he to this country and has since
lived here In the month of March last he arrested
for grand larceny and was convicted Of the ofense.
He soon wrote to his friends in Germany informing
them OF his situation His betrothed at once embarked
for this country, and arrived in this city on Wednesday
last She visited her lover, who Is in the TOmbs Prison,
yesterday and was there married TO him by the Rey;
Mr.. shaher Of the Five Points Mission The bride Will
return to Germany to-day.
A colossal marble statue of the Apollo Bel
vedere has just been placed on exhibition in the window
OF G. W. Carleton q Co.'s publishing house, under the
Fifth Avenue Hotel This fine figure was purchased by
Mr. Carleton two weeks ago. the Island Of Bermuda,
at an auction sale works of art saved from the sub
merged hull of the italian ship Charlotte, which
wrecked last March OF the sunken coral rocks or the
dangerous reefs OF the still vexed Bermoohes" This
statue Of Apollo (weghng more than toni afier lying
under water for some time, with great difficulty
shed by the submarine divers and native wreckers
OF the island and landed the shore, with the loss OF
only finger two and slightly damaged by salt water
and iron rust
p. T. Barnum has recently imported, through
Messrs Reiche Bros dealers in animals at No IS Chat
ham-s saddle tapir hppopOtamus. This animal Is
the first OF the species brought to this country is
seven feet long, four feet in hight weighs 1900 pounds
is native Of sumatra and obtained at cost OF
slOO Mr. Barnum has just made another valuable ac-
qqlsltion TO his museum IN par OF o crown pigeons. @
brought to America. They are about the size OF
large Guinea fowl weighing ten pounds eacn are OF "a
surmounted by row Of 1ne, soft ieathers from Whch
they derive their names Ihe BIRDS are hayss % OF no 1 o
to Boston next Monday.
BROOKLYN.
The Teachers Committee of the Board of
Education will meet with the Citizens Committee Of
Five next week 70 eTan9s into m the ot
Public School No. Is.
DR. Fechland of Seventeenth-st. and Fifth
ave. who was arrested for alleged malpractice last
week was honorably discharged by Justice Demar,
yesterday. The complainant Jennie Wyckoh abso-
lutey denied her affidavit or week ago on whlcn ihe
physician was arrested.
The driver of car No. 20, Franklin-ave.
route stopped his when about half way from the
ferry, yesterday insisting that one fare had
b1 he refused to 20 on and kept them waiting until he
was ordered forward by policeman
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-The following Directors of
the PayOnia Boat Club have been chosen Waiter j.
Hilton. John Kreymeyer, j. L. Cleary, Theodore p.
Creumenauer, II. b. Person, Joseph Humphreys Aaron
Pope, L. A. Davis, Alexander Murray and Garrett
Boyce. The City Treasury is again empty, and the
claims Of many creditors which have been waiting for
months, remain unpaid All the money recently
ceived was used in paying the employees of the Fire.
Police and Educational Departments The storm OF
Thursday night caused the oyerowing OF many cellars
in the lower quarter OF the city Yesterday and num-
Der families obliged omove, The tent of Dean
IL Peps circus partially blown down by the wind
-. ON affidavit made by John f. Gardner, Justice
Dawes issued yesterday warrant for the arrest of Ed
win NJ Cook Of HOboken charge OF perjury
A brakeman named Wood had his hand crushed yester
day morning. while coupling cars on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Ampuali0n was necessary. John Thatcher
"a canalDoama died at the Cty Hospital ON thursday
night, from injuries received by fall. April % The
Of NPW-Jpreey
New-York and Phadelphia), which Is now being sur
ming from Newark the tracks of the Pennsylvanis
Railroad Company. st. MohaePs r. e. church. which
Fowler and Horato W. Walker have been arrested and
held In bail to the charge of defrauding Walter
Mead OF s. 900 worth of boots and shoes.
NEwARK-A singular accident occurred the Market
st. depot yesterday afternoon. carman named George
Rookie crossing the tracks with cart, when the
and knocking II 10 or II feet in the air. The carnan was
thrown higher top of the smokesack, and fell
back upon the cowcatcher lay until the trau
stopped He was then picked up IN an insensloe
condition and carried into the deadhouse at the depot
recovered in about minutes sufficiently to go home
=. Anna Kelley, a servant glrl employed at No 80
noon The Of s9l 70 has been received by Father
Doane for John andey the boy survivor OF the Allan
80 John spichler, a carpet-weaver, fell dead while
engaged at his work. yesterday morning Heart disease
law creating district courts has deprived the justices OF
the Peace OF ther tney are sha sse
Supreme Court The justices say that as the Constn-
proYldes Tor their election, ana
duties the Legislature has TO create courts Tor
the trial of cases which should come before them
PArERsoN.-Timothy Connolly arrested, yester-
day personating constable and attempting TO ar
rest named O'Brien. In the struggle which oc-
cured when Connolly undertook to make the arrest,
O'Bren bit his finger nearly hands employed
in Essex and Harmony musketo netting mile struck
Yesterday. The employees are mostly women, and new
rule OF the mills requires them to attend TO three looms
OF two, while the price per piece OF eght yhrus
has been reduced from 6 cents cents The girls say
they physically unable TO do the extra work required
Of them
UNION HTLI.-Mrs. Hoehn, wife OF the chaplain OF the
Thirty third NewYork Volunteers, who died IN hosphl
at has become insane. and was yesterday re-
moved to the County Asylum DR. De dron mas Oeen