New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
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The congregation of the Church of the
Reformation have secured the church edice on Fifty
seventhst inst west OF Lexington-aye The transfer
from old building East Fftieth-slis regarded
most advantageous.
The Assistant District-AttOrney urged the
trial OF Michael Nixon the murder OF David Phyfer
az the Court OF Over and Ternner yesterday. The pr-
0ners counsel however, succeeded In having II post
poned until Monday. Nixon was IN Court accompanied
by his little girl. .
Col. Howe states that the three cases OF mil
nery goods consigned 10 Douglass were seized on
Saturday because they not on the manifest" or
declarations says tina; Mrs Douglass has had goods
seized before and 10 obtain them she WIZ DC
pay fine and make satisfactory explanations
The constituencies of ROsanna Smith, age 70,
born in intensified by the frequent jeer-
ing OF boys at her loss OF induced her 70
commit suicide by swallowing Paris-green OF a. 10.
yesterday at No ~ Thompsonst where she ilyed WIN
her husband CASTOR sHssn y2sHs sPs4,se .nglso =
The emigrant season has opened in the most
promising manner the arrivals, yesterday, at Castle
Garden being 1923 as follows: BY the City OF New-YorE,
9,9; City OF Paris, $50 ship Henry from Bremen, 20
and Celtic 437. The English emigrants VINO came mere
from Brazil were engaged on Saturday and Will be taken
10 Ohio in body for employment III Agricultural puI
suits.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday From the Receiver of taxes
Croton water &c 445 a. from the Bureau OF Arrears
interest s39 "a from the Bureau OF City Revenue ior
market rents and fees 1851 from Collector OF As
sessments for assessments Tor opening ana lmpro'hs
the streets, &c, s6l52 % total, s2s,s6s g.
James McCord, a youthful highwayman, was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Brady at the Court OF
oyer and Terminer Is years at hard labor in State
Prison. On Saturday last he waylad lady, and put
ting mis- arms around her, deliberately searched her
pockets throwing such articles a. he DID not care
Tor Justice Brady stated that II the case had been ed
he would gwen the prisoner 20 years at hard laoor
The steamship City of Houston arrived at
this port Yesterday morning from Galveston Her cap
tain reports that on 18th nst during the voyage he
fell In with the burning wreck OF ship OF ABOUT LUZ
tons burden The vessel was oahhea stSo bep
identity The ship carried large IRON tank amushPs
but with this exception no Distinguishing marx coua 10
seen.
Francis w. Worth, the assignee Of the Mar
ket Savings Bank began the payment yesterday, OF
dividend Of per cent, amounting TO SAITH 62, at the
rooms Of the bank, No. 81 Nassau-st The payment
opened at % IN, there being large number OF deposit
ors IN line notice posted the doors Of the bank
that the next dividend will be paid about September l.
The depositors who have proved their claims
SRI SSe5i which with the present dividend makes
total OF IS per cent or s5'9'AOi 49,
Fare ~ shouted the conductor of car No.
I21 Of the Grand-s line, Sunday evening, to lady
who was fondng her baby with maternal affection.
have paid you already, SIR was the reply. Come,
now that won't do; saw you come in just now; pay
up know YOU" rejoned the conductor, approaching
u T NOT thai the Lady YOU mean - Oh yes all right
said the official He was moving toward the door when
The spology was made The lady though shocked,
seemed satisfied, and, in fact, all looked pleased
The following is feature of the stock busi-
ness which is generally known outside OF the circle
OF fnancers and stock operators: Spectators, unable
to get what money they from the banks or money
lenders take their stocks foreign bankers hypothecae
them AT liberal Margin IN return the 60day
sterling bills OF these bankers sell the bs Tor gold ana
turn the gold into currency which they use unul the
bills mature when they are generally renewed The
bills sent TO London by the buyers and discounted
there that London virtually carries the heavy burden
OF stocks with which Spectators here are so often
loaded.
The statement that the interment of Eos
ters remains Greenwood Cemetery Is in direct viola
ton the charter OF the corporation erroneous One
Of the conditions conveyance OF lots in GreenSood
Cemetery is that no lot shall be used for any other
purpose than as place OF burial for the dead shall
any person be allowed TO inferred therein who shall
have died in any prison shall have been executed for
anv crime" This is not expressed in the.charer but
,crbed after the hanging of j. G. Colt for the muir
Ser perment in hs cemetery The lot owned by the
father OF Foster, however was purchased 10 1881 pre-
conveyanee hence Fosters remains will be allowed to
rest III the cemetery
A Committee was appointed, last Tuesday
evening at meeting OF the sxhave. property holders,
to Obtain opinions of houseowners and residents of
the relative 10 the Ol
Elevated Railroad through that street Judge Culver,
one OF that Committee, informed TRIBUNE reporter,
Yesterday that the Committee had made faithful in
vestigaon and forced TO change their former
opinion and TO regard the scheme favOTably He be
lieved that its construction would tend rather TO
increase deprecate the value OF property Sixth
ave U is proposed however TO invite the President
the Gilbert Elevated Road 10 be present at the coming
meeting of the Association, that he may explain 10
property-owners the nature OF the scheme The only
feature In the charter which appears TO Judge Culver at
all Objectionable is that which declares the minimum
charge to be ten cents
BROOKLYN.
A certified copy of the bill creating new
Health Board has been received by the Mayor.
Mayor Hooker and other officials of Milwau
kee Wis., visited this city, yesterday for the purpose OF
examining the relative merits of clay and cement
pipes.
The Eastern District police arrested, yester-
day. gang of young thieves whose names are given as
Aaron Pierce william sprout, Michael Wallace, John
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