New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
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A large statue of Howe, the sewing machine
inventor has been completed by s. Ellis, the sculptor
and will he sent Philadelphia next week TO be cast In
bronze for the Central Park The statue can ne seen NJ
the scupors room, No % University Building north
side.
Messrs. Cauldwell and Whitney, proprietors
OF The Sunday Mercury against whom an order Of arrest
was issued on Saturday. in action begun in the su
preme Court by Joshua Hart proprietor OF the Iheater
gave bail yesterday at the sherins Office in 5000.
Assistant Engineer George Andrew Eracher,
age 49, OF No 50 sixth-aye, for many years active
member of the Fire Department died, on Sunday, from
injuries TO the head received in being thrown from an
engine tender, which overturned hy snow-bank,
while going TO fire In Waterst, near Burlingsup, three
weeks ago.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company re-
ceived a dispatch yesterday announcing that the
steamer Henry Chauncey was 10 have left Aspnwall
Feb for this port instead OF Jan 25 previously re-
ported IL is believed that the detention was owing to
the havoc made by hurricane, which DESTROYED part
Of the wharf and deprived the vessel VI the proper
facilities Tor shipping.
BROOKLYN.
Ex-Mayor Kalbnesch's condition was re-
ported somewhat improved, yesterday, but his ply
state that he cannot possibly survive beyond
day or two
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County
the plans for the proposed building Five were
submitted the proposed cost OF construction ranging
from $4,000 to 100000 The architects were Informed
that the Commission was authorized 10 expend only
$4,000 ana 70 ADOPT one OF the Pans anu nave ~ 9 %
fled to suit these figures The commissioners dey tue
assertion embodied resolution OF the Board OF super
that they reckless and eNayagant anu charge
that the Supervisors are responsible FOR the location
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
POUGHKEEPSIE.-The second Pacific express
La q ofaI ou
ing ran OF the track at Coxsacde Six left the
track obsructng both tracks. 1t reported that mis-
placed switch the OF the accident. The trucks
of all the were badly smashed, but no person was
nearly cleared last night
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The inquest in the case OF
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, who found dead IN tene-
ment-house Feb. s. under circumstances which led to
the supposon that she had been murdered by her nus
band was concluded last night before Coroner Rein
hardt The jury rendered verdict Of death from eX-
ccssive of Intoxicating liquors Three cases OF
scarlet fever reported yesterday. vincent bar
tea from McFerrar's grocery Montgomery-st. I'D.
winters thrown from his wagon at the Newarkaye
crossing Of the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad, yes1I-
day, and seriously injured. The town or GIeenyle'
which has voted for annexation ana Wli pr0Ddoy De
come part of this city has pQPmatoh OF 9'V,, A- &
public school property worth $4,000.
NEwARK-Hrsch Harris, the notorious thief aud
receiver OF the goods stolen from krementz Cos Cos
iewelry factory, viii be tried to-day John A. Canhed
the boy who fen upon the icy pavement Friday has
ded-..t is understood that bill viii be intro
duced into the Legislature. at early date, providing
the building OF new bridge across the Passalc, al
the foot Of Ceutrest... The Central Railroad will lay
two double tracks over the Newark and Ncw-IOrk
branch OF their road Seventy deaths occurred
last week, five Of which were from smallpox.
PATERsoS.-JOhn X. Powers, held three charges Of
burglary taken writ OF habcas corpus to Jer-
sey city yesterday, and baed by Judge Bede.. .lhe
creditors Of Col Andrew Derrow, real-estate dealer
who is reported 10 have failed recently with Liabilities
amounting S2oOOO0 estm te his assets at less than
100000. Col DerrOW commanded the 25th NeW-Jersey
Volunteers during the war, bat has since engaged eN-
tensyey In real estate and lumber speculatlOns.
WEEHAWKEN.-An affray took place, yesterday morn
ing, i'm liquor saloon, during which cNOifcer Quinn
was slightly stabbed and John Murray shot " the
accidcntal Discharge VI a plstOl