New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Vice-President Wilson will leave the city
this morning for Washington Senator Sumner goes 10
Philadelphia this afternoon
The steamships Frisia, from Hamburg, and
Olympia and Victoria, from Glasgow, landed immigrants
at Castle Garden yesterday.
The city and county funds were increased,
yesterday, through the payment Of taxes and water
and market rents by sl,l22'fo3 3D. 80
William C. Conner, the newly elected Sheriff,
has filed $4,000 bond with tho County Cerk, as re-
qured by law Benjamin F. Manierre and william
Bruce are Mr.. Corners sureties
Supervising Inspector Low, member of the
Commission appointed by the Government to inspect
the Sandy Hook and Pittsburgh boiler experiments has
Just returned from Pittsburgh. He announces that no
further experiments will be attempted In either place
TIL the return OF Spring. The experiments thus far
have been satisfactory, though not extensive.
A remarkable punishment for the crime COM
United inflicted I'M the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday by Recorder Hackett. Francis Williamson
aud Michael Lloyd sentenced to three years i'm
Dris0ument, and John Sullivan. boy, was sent 10 the
House OF Refuge for having assaulted ana stolen ~
cents from the pocket Of Oliver u Jones OIL NO. $50
Broadway.
Mrs. Emma Stuyvesant, age 30, of No. 3l7
East Ninth-st committed suicide yesterday afternoon
Ivy swallowing quantity Of laudanum. Dr. Eisler' OF
No $40 East Nneteenthst. was called in to attend
e ed tro hours after the discovery OF her attempt
SIZE became before she died The OF the
suicide was domestic affection, her husband having ded
recently.
A series Of charges, made by Walter ,.
Wells of slxthave. and PROFESSIONALISM against City
Marshal Alexander Toplanyi, have been presented to
Mayor Havemeyer, who began an Investigation yester-
day MI. Wells charges that the Marshal Di.ke M TUT
uiture and acted disordcry manner and that at the
the Marshal was under the influence o. Hquor' Inc
case viii come up on Saturday.
Richard c. FmDan, one Of the TOmbs prison.
&. dtrffh oil IN ma
from the City Prison. was admitted to bai yesterday in
1900 The Commissioners OF Charities aud Correction
nave not yet decided whether not further changes are
to lie made in the T0m1s The matter is discussed at
tIer dav sessions at the Department, and decision
OF the Board will probably be arrived at in few days
At a meeting of the Faculty of the College
OF the City OF EewYork, held in the College building
at Lexngtou-ave. and Twenty-third-st., yesterday.
speakers we're appointed TO the Junior exhibition to be
held in February. During the present term, complete
postgraduate course in civil engineering mas Deeh
added under the charge OF Prof. Alfred q. Comp on,
which has thus far been very successful ne course ~
study practice Is very thorough, and Ike the regu
lar College course Is irte'
The case of Charles Eaton and Cornelius
Ulster ct al was tried before Judge Curtis in the SUI
perlor Court yesterday This was for damages result
ing from the unlawful disposSesson Of frame building
ON the Rocks" ana the loss OF $500 IN greenbacks,
which were IN a tin box hidden m box Of feed Inc
plaintiff swOre that when he returned from WORK all Dis
effects upon the roadside and the money was gone
Tie Marshas assistants testified mat they saw no such
tin box verdict rendered for 1861 80, Including
500 for the building.
Mr.. Blake, President of the Domestic Sew
ingNachine Company informed TRIBUNE reporter yes
a meeting of the COmpany's creditors on
Tuesday night the statement OF the condition OF the
Company was favoraby received, owing 10 the
nouucemeut that arran gements making with every
prospect OF favorable issue, for coalition with the
froyer & Baker Sewing Machine Company, by which
the latter Company would assume responsibility for the
debts OF tho Domestic Sewing Machine Company.
Another meeting OF the creditors will held on Filday
the result OF the negotiations with the Grover Baker
Sewing Machine COMPANY
One of the principal considerations which
influenced the Board OF Commissioners OF Charities and
admission OF visitors TO the TOmbs that with proper
attention all Objectionable persons could be excluded
At O'Clock yesterday Mrs Fanny Copperman, the wife
OF Herman COppernan receiver of stolen goods who
the State that oense presented herself
keeper the gate. Her glanced at and being
She was then searched and bottle OF whisky was
found her person The Warden being told OF the dis
cOycry took the pass and the whisky The pass then
carefully examined and it WAS found to have been
Issued by Commissioner William Lanbeer. and that
Mrs. COpperDan was not recommended by any one
BROOKLYN.
The examination into the charges that have
been made against Dlstrict-Attorney Brittou will be
held before Attorney General Barlow, the Assembly
Rooms, No. 3-S Westinghouse, on Dee. /.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-Small tnefts and rObberies i'm
this city and Hoboken becoming very frequent.
Charles K Richter yesterday arrested on complaint
Of Karl Kenner, resident OF Waverley-ave., who
charges him with having stolen $50 IN gold COIN Richter
was held to Sneak thieves Tuesday night
entered the residence of George Raer at No 239 Tlrd
st. the front door being unlocked aud secured large
quantity OF silks end velvet clothing valued az $75.
On Tuesday night the fesie6oe o. Thomas T. seck, on
Cottage-st was entered by thieves, who forced open
ITt1 "A flN,.fI
spoons and gold ewelry valued 40 SIS Richard Mora2
yesterday arrested, charged by John Reilly OF No
Newarkaye. with having stolen quantity OF barrels
from his store. Moran was committed for trial;
by Peter Kendrick with having stolen his
watch was Yesterday discharged; tue evidence
being suGf while 10 10 thS 3 t Davis was
boots ff6n Tees shoe store, on Montgomeryst. He
was barelooted. William Wilcox aud James Dwyer
ing connected with tho gang who have been for sole
wanna and Western Railroad. Last week these boys
Ssa ~ On Information given by Jere. Haas, Who
was arrested the previous night on the same charge.
charged by Mrs Mary Manser of No. A. Garden
st. With having entered room in her house, during
lame, s. BRADLEY OF No lS2 YORK st. was yesterday ar
S.ed and neId IN $500 BAH to answer charge of having
iepaot OF h,s ana used abusive language A meeting
was held by the tser@an citizens at Turner Hall last
night to take preliminary steps TO relieve The poor Ger
t25 COO the OF the balance in the City Treasury
10 be paid County Treasurer account OF state
and county taxes.
NEwARK.-Gen. Sheridan has been Invited TO attend
the Industrial Exhibition on Friday evening next
tile occasion or the Seth Boyden benefit. The Aron
ermana, aud Eintracht Societies have been invited
sing 49,. Francis Hogan. employe OF the Delaware
Iaekswanna and Western Railway Company, had his
arm crushed while coupling cars yesterday. 1t Is
aliegs that John SteD turrer, of Nc SCI Broads
absc0nded leaving debts amounting TO over $1,000.
society for the relief OF the poor was organized
night, Hon George A. Halsey being elected Presi
dent and large number OF Vice-Presdents
I'M iill haln no ed han
The other officers Secretary, b. g. Hargcr Gu
perindcnt, A. NJ Rodwel, and Treasurer, William b.