New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

The st. Georges Crlcket CluD pidycu 10
matches year. winning IL OF them. The treasurers
statement shows a balance OF sl,0i6 3D.
The number of alien passengers who have
arrived Castle Garden since JAM 1879 Is Siot In
1872 there during the same time only sO4J arrivals
Importations OF marble at the port, during
the year 1872 were folows: Carrara-No OF blocks
4s11; No of cubic feet 2os,9OJ; colored maible-?@
blocks, 1898 cubic feet building sone-52 BLOCKS 'oooi
feet.
The counsel for Edward S. Stokes received
"a telegram, yesterday, from Judge Boardmsn to the
effect he will be unable TO hear the motion for VIII
of Friday, but that he Will DO III court "lhOuI
fail on Saturday.
Ex-Gov. Orr of South Carolina, United
States Minister Russia and family arrived in this city
yesterday staying at the Grand Central Hotel
where they will remain for lew weeks prior 10 theH
departure for Europe.
Clarence J. Lockwood, who was shot in the
abdomen by his fellowboard Marshall Magruder on
treatment at Bellevue Hospital while his assaIlaht
awaits the result III the Tombs
The announcement is officially made that from
after Feb all rates between offices OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company for ten words that are now now
than 81 80. Will be reduced to that amount Inns
includes messages to and from the Pacific coast.
Edward NJ. Plum, Secretary of the Commit
tee on ORGANIZATION Of the Tammany Hall General Conn.,
mittee has been presented by the former Committee
with handsomely engrossed set OF resolutions, as an
ledgment Of his services during The past year.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Recorder Hackett said III dismssing the Grand Jury,
who had handed in about 800 indictments during the
term they deserved great credit for their a6or as
they had performed the most extraordinary WorK al e
9Th OF time OF any jury Wlthln hlr lecolecCh
In the Jefferson Market Police Court James
A. Christie dentist of No. 800 Eghthave, was held III
$500 bail Yesterday charge Of assault upon
Julia A. Jackson colored. OF No 2l2 West Thirty nths
Christie provided her with set OF teeth 6ut Iallng 70
get PAID, he went ~ her Ies'ueHoo' an" Pu INV ~
out OF her mouth.
John O'Neil of No. 226 Wllliam-st.
auarreled with his wife. Eliza Jane o'Ne, in Amity-
st. last night In scuhie between the two the wife
stabbed her husband twice in the face and In e mead
with small penknife. ONeil taken TO the Fifteenth
Precinct Staonhouse, where his wounds were dressed
by Police Surgeon steele. The woman escaped arrest
An inauest, by Coroner keenan,, yesterday
on the body Of Arthur Quade age o. of No 222 East
Fiftiethst who killed in falling from the front
patform OF Belt line car at Tenth-aye. and Thirty
sixfh-st Jan. T. resulted IN verdict censufiDs he
platforms OF their for the protection OF passengers
The suit of Wemyss ID. Jobson against
United States Marshal Sharpe, TO recover damages Tor
being forcby elected by the Marshal from his oce was
brought in Court OF Common Pleas, but was sent TO
e hafoTe fhe sherf's Jury and Marshal Sharpe.
being examined, testified that he used only necessary
force in putting Mr. Jobson out of his Office. Mr.
Inbson swOre he used undue violence, and the jury
gave him d verdict for slONO
A complaint was received yesterday by Super
ntendent Cassery OF Castle Garden from large num-
Der of passengers by the ship Argonaut setting forth
that they had suffered greatly during the passage from
from the want OF proper provisions ana from me
severity the weather The case was lad before he
Commissioners of Emigration, The captain of the vessel
asserts that 40 days ON the voyage and
that storm much OF his deck load OF PROVISIONS was
swept overheard
A number Of young men who have heretofore
received good about to be thrown out OF
posons in consequence OF recent meeting OF the Gold
Exchange whereat IL was decided TO discontinue the
privilege Of granting powers OF Attorney so that only
fun members in future deal III the Room This will
ne without prejudice to 50 Attorneys. who are entitled
To admission their Xpred portion or year. The
value of a seat In the Gold Room mas risen from SUO on
Monday TO 1850 in each case exclusive OF the entrance
fee OF 500 The Gold Room conforms TO the prac-
tiee the Stock Exchange which has always refused
grant it's members the privilege OF peg represented
by attorney.
Tn the suit of Isaiah A. Lahey agt. Hermann
Victor ChlefJustice Barbour, the Superior Court,
Yesterday decided TO vacae the previous proceedings
under which the Sheriff had levied on stock Of lace
goods OF defendants, valued at $4,000 and ordered the
return OF the goods by the Sheriff with costs II seems
the plaintiff had made an arrangement with Andrew
Zorban of the firm OF A. Zerban Co., from whom the
defendant bought tne goous oy MSm d % m % & oi
session OF wherever found The defendant, however,
did not OF this arrangement nor did the partner
OF Andrew ZerDan The grounds ON wnen ,ne Sourt I
vacated the proceedings we're the lrreguarty OF the
plaintiff OF procedure, ana the psunclency OF
his affidavit OF meTlte
John Miller, age "a, tinsmith, of No. 81
East Forty-eignth-s found wandering through the
streets and acting in very singular by Patrol
man Qugey OF the Nineteenth Precinct Police yester
day morning He was taken 10 the Fifty y-ninth-st.
Station house where Police Surgeon Burton discovered
that the man was deliriOus and that some one had
struck him a severe blow the head. Miller taken
10 Bellevue Hospital, aud his wound was dressed On
recovering consciousness he said that he had received
the blow during quarrel with an unknown man, and
had then fOught out a druggist, who gave him some
medicine with which battle his head In going home.
he fell rs Al
him deadly sick aud ne thought that the mixture must
have contained some poisonous element.
BROOKLYN.
The Water Commissioners have asked Tor
s2S4 GOO for the laying of watermains during the
present year.
William Clark was tried in the Court of
Sessions for larceny and sentenced to the Penentiary
Tor two years. yesterday.
Smallpox continues TO rage with more or
less vruence in the Fifth Sixth, and Twelfth Wards
and the Health Department is kept bard az work treat
LONG ISLAND.
NEwTowN.-The Reform Association met
ast night the consideration of statutes 10 be offered
Of Taxes for the town. and providing for the survey OF
the town the election of police justice aud reforms in
respect 10 several Of the Offices eremiah Me
Carthy while standing the Long Island Railroad
track AT winfield. on Monday, struok by passing
train, but escaped with a broken leg
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A stil in the Warren Chemical
Works at Hunters Point took fre yesterday afternoon
and property valued nearly 1900 was destroyed
Coroner PARCELS began yesterday, an examination into