New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
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thrdt Station Hudson River Railroad, was presented
yesterday morning. with handsome gold watch ana
chain by the clerks OF the station. Mr.. Hare Will 60 10
Athens, the HUDSON soon as navigation opens 10
take charge OF the transportation there.
stained glass window, representing the
Cruchxion, has just been received from England and
will exhibited to-day and tomorrow at No. 2sS Fourth
II was designed and executed by William Morris
the auther OF Earthly Paradise and ~ intended for
the chaDce Of the Church OF the Holy Trinity saugerues'
Ny.
Theodore b. Lippencott age 30, was arrested
by Defective Reilly, yesterday, charge OF forgery
and enbezzleDent preferred by II. NJ. Read of the firm
OF william NJ: Tiden Co., butchers, at the foot OF
Forllethst ~ Mppenc9tt was ror,nerB enP iy gu
! having forged checks and obtained 1900.
A variety Of causes combined to agitate
Wall st yesterday Gold advanced stocks declined, aud
money ughtened. The primary reason for the move
ment OF these several commodities dealt in WaLst
was the action OF Secretary OF the Treasury ehardson
the details aud full effect OF which Will Do found fuY
explained IN the financial columns OF The TRIBUNE.
The unremunerative prices of ice of the past
two years have induced, IL Ia reported, the most im
portant ice companies form combination by which
uniform prices viii be maintained at paying figures. In
this IL will cost wholesale consumers Is cents per
price that will considerably increase the expense OF
housekeeping during the coming Summer.
w. {. Coup the Superintendent of Barnum's
Worlds Fair" says that the report, circulated yester
day. rhat the Institute Building took fire, and that
several cages Of valuable animals burned, Is
caDard that OF All Fools Day The building isfur
nished with numerous coils of hose and large pals
filled with stand under all Of the that
should fire break out 1t would be almost instantly e1
tngished.
The members of the registry department of
the PostOee met. yesterday afternoon, TO take action
In relation the death of their late superintendent
Walter Kelly. They rendered their sympathy TO the
afflicted family, hoping that the record Of noble life
DOWN ia sas resolved that the department should at.
tend the funeral IN body and also wear the usual
badge OF mourning G~s$4
The New-Y FORK Juvenile Guardian Society
gave its last free dinner to newsbOys and other
needy children yesterday About 200 boys were present
Brief speeches made by Dorman b. Eaton the Rev
G. c. Norton. and d. L. Robertson About lilo per
received continued assistance In food at this
average number fed daily up to March Il, was 40;
highest number at time, 362; total cost, about $1,000
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
Of Public Works has addressed letter TO the Common
Council in relation to the regulating and grading OF
Fourth-ave between One-hundredandsxteentb and
fourth-sts, in which be says
that unless the is regulated and graded between
these streets at the same tune the T. made
it viii have to be afterward done at far greater
nance be passed authorizing such regulating
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterdays From the Receiver Of Taxes for
taxes Croton rent and interest," $3.50 &c from the Blu
reau OF Arrears for Of taxes assessments, Gro
ton rent and interest 66sl 05 from the Department Of
Docks for deck and ship rents 1852 OF from the Blu
reau OF City Revenue market rents and fees $j2 IS
the Collector OF Assessments for assessments Tor
sil 400 81 The Controller will paw, this morning the
salaries OF the force of the Ere Department ior March
aborers on the Boulevsrds aud avenues sOO6 81, ana
the laborers on seventy secondst 1900.
Roundsnan Peter Nelly OF the Fourth Pre-
cinct will be tried ny the Police Commissioners. to-day
on charge of having exioried from the keepers
ofh II The preferred by
Paromnn Thomn sullivan, who aflirms that on the
night Of March % he saw Nelly receive money from
Jonn Curtis OF No('9 North wiramst On returning to
the Fourth Precinct StatOn-house, Sullivan reported
what he had TO his superior officer Capt Uman at
once sent Curtis who on being questioned acknow
edged that he had given money to Nelly Uponinqurug
among the keepers Of the liquor saloons in the vicinity
Capt Ulman learned from Philip Eek Of No. Chambers
st. that also had given money TO Nelly The accused
has heard report that has been made against him
by sullivan, and has endeavored to persuade Curtis To
deny statement, but Curtis has refused TO perine
himself aud will appear before The Police Commission
err, 10 day.
BROOKLYN.
II has been decided to make the seats IN
the First place Methodist Episcopal Church entirely free
hereafter and to voluntary contributions to defray
the current expenses.
Controller Schroeder refuses to pay the sal
aries OF the clerks FIRST and Second District
Courts they have paid over no moneys received
during the past month
Burglars continue their depredations i'll this
On sunday night 81. faulS tlOltslant EPISCOPAL
Church az Pennst and Marcyaye was robbed OF VIC
lin aud portions Of the communion plate valued at 800
flames Porcrs tailor shop, NO 2Oi Montague'St
was robbed of 500 worth oil nne ol0th.
Application was made yesterday TO Judge
Gilbert by John n. Taylor counsel OF the Park Commits
sion for a mandamus compel the County Treasurer
issue certificates of Indebtedness TO the amount of $780,
600 TO pay the contractors FOR constructing me Ocean
has no authority to issue certificates except upon the
direction of the Board OF Supervisors.
LONG ISLAND.
EAST NEwYORk.-An infant, that had evil
IDENTITY been stranged. fouud in some brushwood,
on Rockawayave., by man named Seder, on Sunday.
The body was covered with old rags, on which were
marks of blood. An inquest Will be held by Justice
Bowling
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY Cpi.-CorOner Renbardt held an in
quest last nj ght at Schmaes Brewery, West Newark
ave. on the body OF August Fausse who was thrown
from his wagon at st. Paul's and Tonnelleaves. on
Thursday night A large number OF witnesses testified
TO the dangerous condition OF the road frequent acct
dents and tho fact that the rail extended from
8 TO "a Dche1 above tia roadway. The
Jury, after half an hours absence, ro-
turned the following verdict: "That August Faussel
same his death accidentally from the bad condition
Of Inc Pavona Horse Railroad track al the corner OF
Tonnee and ~. PHul'saye and We censure the com
pany for allowing the track TO remain IN II, present bad
have been a fruitful OF accident.
In the Hudson County Court OF Quarter Sessions yes
orday. Thomas Farrell sentenced TO nine months
in the Pcnitentiary for 9tr0cl0us assault; james
Blake state Prison for nine months for larceny;
George Williams 10 the State Prison for two years for
burglary William II. Howard 10 the Peuitentiary for
nine months for theft, and Thomas Mcmahon 20 tho
Penitcniiary for fyo months for assault This is the
last official work OF Judge Randolph. the Hon. VIM. H.
| Hoffman, the newly appointed Judge Of tbs
| Common Pleas, taking his seat to-day. ...
Fire discovered AT o'clock yesterday afternoon
and also at $50 o'clock the stables belonging To Jacob
Erwin, NJ No. 10s Newark.aye slight damage DONE
w John DOnahue, age 49, attempted 10 commit suicide,
yesterday. by cutting his throat, as his boarding