New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
NETWORK CITY.


the Croon.
Joseph Perry the alleged perjured witness
in the Jumel estate case, waived an examination yese
day by Commissioner White and was hed 10 aw linn i'm
order from the United States Circuit Court sehdnR nm
TO Providence r. L. where the onense was committed
President Grant was engaged yesterday
morning until about II o'clock In receiving Usltors
Among those who called were Mayor Hayernoyer, COR
neiius Vanderbilt, Thurow Weed 1ohn u"e1 noo,m
Opdyke, Mai0rGen. L. h. IoWcr' "ilnam ~ D"'"'
and George III. Sharpe.
Battery X of the First Division N. g., y,
Capt Hcubner commander, celebrated its seventh ann
versary by musical entertainment and banquet, az
Muuznger Hail. Last night The Asohenlroedei ye1 ,
an ton OF musicians also gave its annual pail NJ
the Turn Hall, In FouItrs'
The interest in the Masonic Fair does not
wane Apollo Hall Ia visited daily by hundreds and
every evening It il crowded The sales continue quite
brisk for the low prices attract many buyers The con
test the swords and Past Masters JeWe hcreiss IA
interest There are 20 candidates or INC Jo"o'' WIZ '
voted for secretly and openly
The new Postmaster, Thomas l.. James, Wis
tied the last ght for the purpose Of obsery
irg the night working " the department. IL was Inade
plain him that the night force WAS not sufficient 20 90
the immense work required OF II. Inc git DnchH VI
tne Post-Onee has increased greatly durur tho past
few years, hut there has not ben corresponding ia
crease OF the force.
Theodore L. Pfan age IS, cOppcrsmiih com
mtted suicide at q. m yesterday by hanging hmfen
from a clothes hook In his room at No 3l9 West Thirty
ninthst Tue having broken. his body was found
on the floor The cause OF suicide has not been DIS
for some unknown reason by hanging himself. a4 p.
yesterday, at his home, No. h6 West Thirty seyeutns
Controller Green received tho following
amounts yesterday through the various Bureaus Of Col
leeton From the Receiver of Taxes, for taxes, CrOton
rent and interest 69 the Bureau o. Arearsor
arrears taxes assessments CTotOn rent anu interest
ss2U2 81 from the Collector 81 Assessnents 'r a.
from the Bureau CITY Revenue, for market rent a"d
fees, s35 90. Total sZlbf4 81. o
Ladies continue TO expose their valuable
ieTery and pocketboohs as bait for daring thieves
Miss lydia DAILY a guest at the 81. James Hotel, was
walking through East Twenty-thrdst. with a lady
fread wednesday night, when she was suddenly APP
PREACHED by mau, who seized costly gold chain hang
scampered away. Fortunately officer Delaney was
near by and after an exciting chase he cop ui11 tne
thief who was atalgned at me JeerSon a'iA'' 'o''o
Court. and fully committed Tor trial'
The New-York Nautical scholarship Mercury
arrived at this port yesterday aftera five months cruise
All the boys on board WELL and they relate m'ny
wonderful occurrences. During her cruise the Mercury
has visited Madeira, the Canary Islands Rio Jaueo ~
Thomas and The West Indies, and owing 20 the 7kl OF
her officers she sustained injury although several
sLip Was coming up the coast, she into whale IN
Cape IIattcras which carried away htr cut"d'ef w.
lance OF 70 feet from the water llne'
At the suggestion of District-Attomey
Pbelps. Judge Charles F. DAILY requested the Sheriff to
summon a special jury to try the question whether
George Francis Train il insane not: ana yesterday
afternoon they embed In the courtroom or the oyer
and Termner. Mr.. Train present with hs counsel
ana the case was adjourned at the request OF inc al
who stated that a relative OF Mr. Train with whom he
had been very intimate, had not YET arrived IN VIC
by Inc sheriff were requested TO be In Attendance at Tue
Gex of the court aud tue nearing was 'hch 'u
jourued to next Monday, at 4 D. M
The eth Regiment, n. c., Is ordered TO
parnde in fu uniform inspection aud review by the
Inspector General, Unlon-squore, on Thursday next
at D. M The rifle gallery of this cgiment viii be open
for ne use OF the several companies each month"; as
follows: Company A. first and third Fridays; Company n
Wednesdays; Company d. fret and thrd Mondaysi
and T. is T T%s IsG co%SSsy and
fourth Mondays Company H. S9Shd Ha lon COM
pany X, second aud fourth Wednesdays.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week Ia, being 103 less than dur
| ing the corresI ondiDg week of last year.
The Free Tabernacle congregation have made
$1,000 by the fair held in the Academy OF Music.
The Commissioners of Charities report 1907
inmates in the county Institutions, Including Az paupers
1 Ia the AlnshOuse.
| The Health authorities continued their in
spec,ion of the tcnements in the Eleventh and Fifh
| Wards Yesterday, and found two additional cases of
/ smallpox.
| The Steam Boiler Inspector reports that
during the past three months 40 boilers were examined
aud s condemned, while Jos engineers were declared
competent.
According to the monthly report of the
Keeper OF the County Penentiary, the number OF pris
ouers received during the past month was 1872, aud the
number discharged ST. The prisoners earned s4'SS III
! the shoe shop.
Health Officer 0tteTsOn has compelled Messrs.
Woodruff & Robinson 10 the rotten grain which
has been lying the wharf and in barges at the foot OF
Amiiyst since the fire 10 February. These persons at
first refused obey the OTder OF the Health Officer, and
the latter was Obliged to call upon the police officials
| for assistance.
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female Migrants the House of the Good Shepherd,
Roman Catholic institution, at ages above and below
those named in the law, and that the County is taxed
for their support In many cases these Migrants have
been committed for one year, when the law provides
that they shall not he committed Tor than GO days.
The matter will be Investigated.
| No arrests in connection with the Goodrich
murder made yesterday, and information what
could be obtained from the police authorities The
Police Commissioners have informed the reporters Of the
local newspapers that they deliver up the special
police shields which they have long worn, the ground,
h h said, that the reporters mode use OF them IN their
search for particulars while working up tins
Yesterday afternoon, during service at the
Catholic Church, corner Seventh and Firssts., E. d.
lady swooned. She carried out and taken to the
residence Of Mrs Campbell at No. 100 North Seventh
et where she stu remains in insensble condition.
The lady is about 20 years old dressed In deep
mourning and has two gold rings her fingers aud
name Mary Agnes card bearing the OF Mrs
RosenbauG, milliner at No % Division-s, New-York
was also found upon her person.
Tire Joint Board, at its last annual meeting,
appropriated the of $4,000 for rebuilding school
houses Nos. q and 49, in the Thirteenth aud Twenty
first Wards. The Board OF Education advertised for pro-
posas and found that the lowest bid for both buildings
000 and IL decided 10 build No. ~ only and
leave No. SO until next year. Thomas Prosser citizen
OF the Twenty first Ward, claims that the action
Board OF Education, In deciding not to build No.
unwarranted and contrary Ia law and that the money
should be applied Immediately ~ the purpose for which
10 raised. Ho obtained from Judge Gilbert yester
day. "A preliminary Injunction restraining The Roard