New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
NETWORK CITY

The banks in which city and county iuhus
are oeposted informed Controller Green on saturday
that they had credited 10 the accounts OF pnR
Lane interest October as follows Merchants Ran n
% f57 o. German American Bank 1913 4'i H'lnS D"'
s9l5 o. total, H,o5l o.
The pilots of the ferry-boats Erie and Della
ware which into each other in the Nor'n iuVer VI
Friday evening" have been suspended IRON auly ul
the case can be investigated and the repohslpI,y
placed where it belongs me inyestlgeon VIII ~
once and viii be as thorough as possible -,
Tho fifth contest for the Amateur Rifle
Cub gold badge took place Saturday afternoon, at the
Croedmoor range The wind blew very strong, but the
shooting was good. Robert Omsnd OF mon, N. H. ioa
mery OF the Victoria Rifles CANADA won te IN ~ pi''
a. w WipCate the second, and John Bodlne the thnu.
The funeral of the Rev. DR.. Brindley oil
Boltsn Lancashire England, who came to TINS country
70 oppose Mr. Bradlaugh the PLATFORM TOOK pace OH
Saturday morning from ST. Luke's Hospital Ghe ser,
the remains were afterward laid In the Marble Gene
terry ia secondst, there 10 await the oiders VI the
friends OF the deceased.
Justice Smith, one of the recently appointed
MAGISTRATES sat on the bench OF the Harlem Police
Court in company with ex-Justice McQuade on satur-
day and was instructed by him in the duties OF the
Office and manner OF doing business All OF me new
Police Justices will formally assume oce tomorrow AZ
10 m A formal protest Will be made by the eXJustlces,
but other form Of resistance The police CLERKS VIII
hold Office for one week longer.
A delegation of Crow Indians arrived in
New-York from Washington on Saturday evening, and
consists of Head Chief Iron Bull and squaw Second
Chief Backoot and squaw Long Horse and squaw, and
others They have been in Washington drawing mp an
agreement for the sale OF their entire reservation lying
south and east OF the Yellowstone River III Montana
Territory for which they are to receive III compensation
new reservation In Judlth's Basin, on the MISSOURI
River, about One-third rs large as their Old home
The Injunction suit of John Foley against
Controller Green came up Saturday before Judge
Barrett in Supreme Court, Chambers The Corpora
ton Counsel pleaded for time, The papers had been
served on him only three days before, and be had not
had sufficient time 10 examine INTO the merits OF me
casr As TO the clerks whose salaries sought 10 he
stopped Judge Barrett held that they should DC pad,
inasinuch the Controller, who had ppolned theh,
could he held legally responsible 10 the city there was
any illcgalIty his conduct lie also gave llle 10 MI
Smith TO prepare lie answering papers
Commissioner Van y Ort of the Department
of Public Works has sent communication Ia the Mayor
stating that the responded balances on several Of The
approurations his department for the current
wear are not sufficient carry the public business Tor
the remainder OF the year An additional sum Of $4,000
Will he required by Dec II 10 pay the expenditure OF
lighting and maintaining the public lamps during the
remaining 20 DAVIS Tue appropriation Tor lamps ana
ga, Tor 1874 was also too small he had now on hand
resolutions passed by the Common tOune ordering the
erection of az lamps. In conclusion ne
requests the Board Of Estimate and ApporuOnment 10
authOrze the transfer from the appropriations Tor eN-
fra contingencies" OF the amounts OF $4,000 Tor lamps
and gas" $3.50 FOR "pUblic buildings construction ana
repairs" and T. for supplies ior aud cleaning PdOhe
OifCes' 80, 49,