New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
NEW-YORKICITY.

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NEW-YORKsCTTY.
| The new steamer Goethe of the Eagle line
again visited by number Of ladies and gentlemen
Yesterday, prior to her departure her first outward
| bound passage.
| The wife of John T. Irving, the self-accused
Nathan murderer, visited Police Headquarters last
night and requested permission " her husband.
Her request was denied.
The smallpox hospital on Blackwelps Island
Is entirely deserted, patients being under the
OF the attending physicians. This has not been
the case before for many years.
The late ex-COnsul Phillips was buried yes
terday In Cypress Hills Cemetery The funeral services
were held nj D. m I'm the Church Of Santiago TWEEN
tysecondst the rector the Rev j. de Palma, conduct
ing the service and preaching q short sermon
At yesterdays meeting of the Emigration
COMMISSIONER the resignation OF Dr. John W. Sterling,
Examining Physician at Castle Garden for the past 20
years. was accepted, and the superintendent Iu-
stucted make suitable recognition OF the reuring
officers services The Treasurer reported cash balance
OF si9,so3 c.
The 10Th Infantry Regiment of the First
Division, N. Co. inspected by Major Hall. Brigade
Inspector. yesterday afternoon, at Tompkinssquarc
Gen. Ward. Morris, InspectorGenera Of the state
Major Cole and several other military notables were on
the field TIE regiment arrived on the ground so much
after the hour designated that Gen. ward NJ once
ordered Col Shaw: the commaadant under arrest, ana
conducted the There were eight companies
present, aggTegatng about $40 rank aud he
BROOKLYN.
Two more policy dealers were arrested yes
tertay
Judge Alexander McCue brought suit, yes
terday for the recovery of $4,000, against Demas
Barnes as proprietor of The Daily Argus for alleged
libel published in that paper Mr. Barnes was rogue sted
by the Sheriff to furnish two bOncsnen III $4,000 THIS
morning.
The heirs in Brooklyn of the Sarah and VOL
nI1Of hold
meeting yesterday afternoon, and appointed three OF
their number delegates to the meeting 70 DC held IN
New-York Nov. 10, with the view ofssettling up the
affairs VI the estate.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The October Term of
the City Court convened Monday, and remained in
session one day. The Grand Jury found eight fndict
ments and discharged Four persons charged with
robbug nils sentenced TO six mouths impriion
ment and three other Of more serious nature
were put over until the next term.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoNp-The Circuit Court and Court of
Oyer aud Terminer opened on Monday, ut the Court
house in Richmond Circuit Judge TappeD aud County
Judge Metcali and Associate Justices Allen and Kasner
presiding. ,,,, ,pocry
JERSEY CITY.-Michael Doudal, labOrer,
employed by a contractor Oh the Van Horn estate
gtade had his head mangled by dirtcaTs between
which he was caught yesterday II is thought that his
injuries will prove fatal The Board OF Public Works
has furnished the Board OF Aldermen a list OF en-
ployes and salaries paid. resolution was adopted
requesting the Board OF Finance to issue $4,000 worth
of bonds for the rebuilding of Public hoo No. 5.-The
ferry boat Payona the Payonia ferry was disabled
Yesterday by tine breaking OF some of her machinery,
and viii beIat up Tor several Gays. Toe Lie VIII DC
put IN ner place. David Ross, brakeman IN tbe
employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad fen FROM his train
early yesterday morning while crossing the ackensack
meadows, and received mi ur1es from Whch &c de1 ~
rntuh our He o..
WtysIxth-st., Pnllaoelpha me annual session OF
the jersey State Council, o. U. A. NJ viii be held
m Camden today. John ]. y. Bootlnan
raCned before Justice Reese yesterday on charge OF
polygamy. Mary Boothmau, whose maiden name was
Mafy Aim O'Leary. testified that she married the
defendant six wears ago, III the sxteenth-st Cahoie
Of hl-usage; thai she had been informed
that the accused had a wife In England chat
two years ago he, married woman named
Mary Hawley in New York, and that be was
now living with woman named Winlired Flz Morris,
who claims 10 be his wife The latter testified that sAa
was married to the accused years ago bv Father
Caurn Of Hobcken aud that she had been married %
named Michigan. whom she had not seen for four
wears, but had heard that no married agalu. The
Justice committed Boothman for polygany, and held
Wnifred Ftz Morris on charge OF olSany. .AOoul
200 wOrkmen are employed on the new Terry
house for the Pavona ferry now IN course
Of erection. VIM. Mitchell, who was arrested at the
Erie depot Monday, on suspicion OF obtaining money
under false pretenses was discharged Yesterday lt was
ascertained that he had collected c9nsideraoe money
from employees of tue Pennsyvana Railroad by repre-
sentng that he had been injured on the railroad and was
penuiless. He had petition containing the forged
names Of Mayor oNeill, MI. Geo. Barker, and other
prominent citizens. which induced Mr baker, foreman
he did by giving the man a $40 dill
to get changed, bat the did not return:
ordered non-suit In the case OF the heirs OF McGhee
against the state Insurance Company to recover the m
the store Of Durarncy McGhee liquor deal
ers at Washington and Montgonerysts. Tue lire
occurred In JAY 1871 ana both Durancey and McGhee
persisted in the flames The order for q nOn-suit was
ssucd yesterday because the evidence taken IN the ease
tended show that OF the deceased had set fire 10
the premises
NEwARK-Chares Reuchle, q German machinst,
rm ed suicide at about n O'clock Yesterday morn
wife and four children The cornerstone OF ST. Ste
phen's r. e. Church, corner OF Clinton and Elizabeth
quilt at cost Of SIS COO. IA post-mOrtem exami
nation OF the body OF Hattie r. Larter, who died sud
denly on Saturday evening, was made yesterday morn
ug which proved that death had resulted from c0nges
ton OF the BRAIN The Presbytery Of Newark met In
the Third Presbyterian Church yesterday morning with
DR. j. II. McIlyalne moderator, and the Rev. Mr..
BoyntOn temporary secretary The meetings VIII be
continued to-day The Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton course OF lectures Will be opened on Friday evening
by Prof E. s. Morse. Peter McDermOtt arrested
Yesterday for voting In ward III which he ala not hve
HoBoKES-Messrs Shipqen, Kimball Huesmann, the |
Comee Pc 6f ny sIs Hatsh and ascertain
when that firm expected 10 make the payment OF the
So informed that they mad not yet advanced
lar enough in the settlements with their creditors ~
specify any time but that the amount deposited WITH
them by the bank would certainly be paid Errors have
been found the examination OF old books OF the bank
which will reduce the deficiency nearly 5000 aud there
are about 800 books yet 10 be examined, which, IL IL
hoped will make st further reduction, aud II Is now
believed that the bank will resume az an early day.
PATTERSON The Coroner's Jury IN the case OF Edwin
English who shot himself In the County Clerks Office
on Monday, brought in verdict OF suicide last evening
lady TO whom he had been attached testified that SHE
had Ivy direction OF her parents dismissed him on SUI
day night and that he then threatened to shoot himself
The body of the deceased TO be forwarded Aexan
dria, Va, this morning.