New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The steamship Samaria brought out 353 emil
grants on the voyage which ended yesterday.
The schooner j. w. Morris, winch recently
went ashore At Sandy Hook ihas put aoat by the
Coast Wreeking Company.
Mr. Cassell, agent for Bischoffsheim g. Gold
schmidt, win sail for England to-day, where he will re-
port his constituents the condition OF the Erie Atlantic
aud Great Western, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
aud Indianapolis Railways and their prospects.
The Chldren's Aid Society are in great want
OF secondhand clothing with which make the children
OF their schools comfortable and TO assist In citing out
the companies Of boys and girls that Leave Their once
every ioS vii, he sadIy recelycd nj Fher
rooms No. 10 East Fourtist., or will be called forbf
the address he sent To the Office.
The Board of Pilot Commissioners received,
Yesterday, report from Capt Curtis of the steamer
Metropolis announcing that buoys Nos. and IL were
adrift in the Lower Bay. The report referred to
Lighthouse Inspector Irenchard. by whom tue OrlItug
buoys will DE anchored their right places resOu
ton was passed authorizing the removal Of the wreck
of the schoOneuCharles A. Graner from alletts Cove
The first anniversary OF the Helping Hand
for Men celebrated yesterday afternoon at their
mission room, No 36 Wator-st.. which crowded to
overlooking The meeting was conducted by the Rev.
Geo J. Mlngns, who made a short conGraulatory
speech, after having baptized seven little children.
Short addresses made by the Hon. ". T. Dodge
the Rev. Thomas Murphy, Jerry hcCauey ana ms wfe'
who conducted the Helping Hand, and V. i. Swvoohg,
Chinese convert, who has received Theological ana
medical education in this country, and II soon 10 return
10 China To labor as "A missionary.
BROOKLYN.
Thos. Gwynne left his home, No. SGG llalsey-
ST. on saturday morning Oct. IL lie was 70 years old,
had full gray whiskers gray hair and blue eyes, and had
ON "A blue flannel coat. olive colored quakercut Dress
coat over IT, blue panaloons and vest. tght c4orea soit
literally for information.
The Joint Board of Aldermen and Super
ysors met last evening IN the Brooklyn Common Coun-
ell thamber in obedience to the mandamus issued by
Judge Jasper W Gilbert OF the Supreme Court, enon-
ing the members Of the Board from inserting in the
budget for certain sums OF money to meet de
fciences occasoncd by the passage OF the Compromise
Act of the legislature. Twolds OF the members not
being present. the Board adjourned until TOMORROW
morning.
In reply to the questions of a reporter, yes
tcriay John H. Prentice said "1he story that Auditor
sbaurman said ne was offered $4,000 to appoint me Is
certainly news don't believe any such thing Ihoard
that was 10 be used tool II ] was appointed and
as soon this story came 10 my ears, went 20 sbauI
man and told hm Was my own man. ana nad COZ con
have Induced ybody TO have offered $4,000 to secure
my appointment
LONG ISLAND.
FLATBlsU.-A "proracted meeting was be-
run last evening the Methodist Episcopal Church. the
Rev Charles Kelsey, pastor Services Will be held
nightly for several weeks.
WEST FLUsHING.-As the train the Flushing and
a. last evening was crossing Ihomsonaye., between
NewtOwn village and Winfield, the locomotive struck
vehicle containing Andrew Deitz, farmer hVlng IN
this Town Dcitz wac instantly killed and hls bod, hor
ribiy manged The hoFsc was also killed and the
wagon completely wrecked
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PrrKsKrIL.-Jeremiah wilkins of this place,
after abandoning his wife, committed suicide on Mon
day Dissipation said to have been the The
westehester County National Bank has declared semi
animal dividend al 4 payable and after
Nov. l.
YoSKrRs.-The Chassis Of westchcster met Yesterday
al the Reformed Church and transacted routine husl
ness Representatives from Is churches were present
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrY.-The Board of Public Works
met Yesterday. A resolution adopted, at the sug
geson o! a Special Committee 10 make contract with
the Hoboken authorities supply the city with Passaie
water for three years from Nov l. at reduction OF 10
per cent the present price and to strike out the
usual charge of s. per annum for each fire
hydrant. Tie contract ordered made out
Sergeant Smith arrested Parker the deIautng con-
ductor of the Pennsylvania Central Railway, on Monday
night and he conveyed 10 Philadelphia Tor iIla,
Yesterday j. Mcneil, the ticket agent az New-Dur
ham Who was injured 10y the Midland Railway disaster
near Homestead. has 80 lar recovered is 20 De ape ~
walk Kelly the engineer OF inc lr.l - epDr's Co
yaesceDt, and VIII soon D. ulscidrsc lloin y.
Hospital, where he has been connheI since
The accident...... Forty ears loaded with tea
arrived Yesterday, direct from san Francisco
Three detected MOuday eve ing digging III
OF the li&rIlSnu estate ny
tbev were seen To bury which looked rs Thoughts
MIGHT contain q coffin. Tie observers were boys, ahd
were discovered By the men while watchlu@ one OF
tben IN d the boys tatthe box contained the leg ~
man who had been shot snort ur agOi anu lndI auI
,mnutoou Inc man had suffered because. the limb was
NOT hurled i'm dry ground The then left threaten-
INC VENGEANCE the boys they spoke OF the atalr
The poce were notified hut II has not been INVESTIGATED
: The lecture of Charles Bradlaign announced 70
take mace the Tabernacle last night was lhdenney
through some misunderstanding on ihe part
~ tie managers John Prescott, young man, zen
nom Central tralu AZ the llenuessOh-st
.trpitrb nd
A younR German named Charles Peters. while on
ms way from Ports billiard saloon, IN Grove st 10 MS
residence in Huds0n-st., attacked ny an unknOWh
man AT a late hour Monday night ana staDDeu WIN
which inflicted "a wound OF about TOUR lnchen III
length across back part Of the head Inc cut pehe
trated to the bone, and came wln nall an hch Oh sew
ering AN artery. No motive l. known Tor the az
tack and the assailant has not been ulsco'erea'
The trial Of Jacob Mechella Tor the murder OF L.
: Marshal stevenson, July IL. was continued yester-
dav in the Hudson County Court samuel Moses Elias
S"ger Johp Martin james Young, |. ;. Commissioner
Davenport. officer Boyle, Coroner hfinnarut' r ahu
wilson and Peter Force for t6o defense.
be inouest IN Of Patrick Carroll one OF the
,,cms ,,f the Midland Railway disaster at Homestead
was concluded last night before Coroner nsow AZ
mo the Midland Railway Company ana the CONDUCTOR
d enoinrrr of the freight train, which ran into the
passenger train at the time OF the accident
NrwARK-The report that a number OF manufacturers
had been compelled 10 discharge large number Oh
,h.r bands nroyes upon Investigation Ia be false Man
uiactrrrs are carrying heavy stocks preterrng 10 90
an rather than sell them on long or doubtful cfeuts put
,Sey nave strength TO hold them until prices reach
settled basis. and 10 heep on manu-
MI Charles Bradlaugh the English Republican, VIII
iacfure I'm Newark Association Hall this evening".
The counsel OF Frederick sehonewoh indicted Tor man