New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
NETWORK CITY.

The total amount of subscriptions TO the
81 Johns Guild Relief FUND.- for the poor of the f1ith
and Eighth Wards 8 600 Is, beside numerous oohiou
tons Of dry goods and groceries
Between the hours of 10 and yesterday,
$50 quarters of bob" veal and the carcass Of bullock
which had died from natural were seized at
Washington Market by the direction OF the Commissioners
of Markets
During the week ending yesterday, 20 steam
shps % ships 10 barks - gs and 81 schooners, or 1875
craft ALL arrived at this port This is The largest mum
her OF vessels that have entered the harbor IN single
week since the city became port OF entry
The Controller received the following amounts
Yesterday: From the Recover OF Taxes for taxes Gro
ton and rent 1901 So from the Bureau OF Arrears
for arrearages Of assessments taxes and interest
1894 So; from the Collector Of Assessments for az
easements in openings and DO
Total. Sl4,ID TO-
HThe leather stores in Spruce, Ferry, and
Godss were generally closed yesterday from 10 a. ~
10 O'Clock o. NJ in respect to the memory OF Mr.. Chas.
G. smur who died on Saturday last, aged &c. and was
buried yesterday. Nearly all the leading members Oh
NewYork leather trade attended The funeral whlch
held at his late residence corner OF EghtyslAth
and Fnh-aye.
Civil Service examinations in the Custom
house have been had for tho positions OF wegher salary
s25O0 and gauger, $4,000 Another examination viii be
held on April 81 Tue list OF appointments to be made
as follows Two clerks at s5O per annum, two at 81 AGO.
three 200 and at 500; inspector and three
sorekeepers at per dsm, and one night inspector AT
s. per diem.
The manner in which receivers of stolen
goods escape punishment shown in the Court Of
oyer and Terminer yesterday The case Of Herman
Goodsts who was indicted for burglary and receiving
stolen property called, hut the prisoner ala not
choose 10 appear and forfeited his bail Charles Spencer
his counsel stated that lac would take the point that the
transfer from the General SESSIONS was Illegal Out Juece
Brady would not allow It,
Thieves forced open the front door OF No.
100 West Thirtyfourthst on Tuesday night and ascend
ing the roof OF the building, thence walked to the
roof of No 1217 Broadway occupied by f. Eisenmerger
a Co. furniture dealers. The scutledOOr OF this build
lug was forced of and the thieves, descending 10
the lower floor, there stole cloth worth 1878 a. The
stolen goods taken TO the street by the same route
as that by which the thieves entered the building.
A bright intelligent girl, age 49, was present
t tue Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday with her
chosen guardian, Mrs. Georgiana Horsley OF No AIS
West Neteenthst the latter having been charged by
the mother " the girl with keeping forcble possession
of her daughter Mrs Horsey found the g1rl roaming
amops the. wharYes in November last, and took her
home The child liked her guardian, and IN the court
room she was much frightened when she ga" ler
mother who, it alleged, Is an intemprdte woman
and had -treaed her. She begged the Justice 10 the
most plteous tones to lei her remain WIN MITE hOsley
and he after considerable dehberaOn, decided 10 do So
Two blunders in the District-Au0rney's
Office were brought to light in the courts yesterday
boy named Casey sent 10 the bank with check for
$50 by his employer Thos Lyons which was stolen from
him Oh a sireecar Casey discovered the loss imned-
ateiy aud ran after the prisoner who quickly ar
rested The indictment, unfortunately. set IOrth that
the money Caseys property whereas II was MI.
~ and IN The Court OF oyer and Ieruner the prs
oner was acquitted the ground Of variance but
proper indictment aferward found by the Grand
Jury A like mistake was made III the Indictment OF
John Brown
A serious misunderstanding has occurred
between Charles Fecher ana W. Butler Duncan, which
will again defer the opening Of the Lyceum on Four
feminist. The latter holds mortgage covering the
property, and Monday night the contractor took
forcbe posse OF the theater IL consequence of
lei conduct
workmeu, they having tempered with the Keys or the
| establishment aud otherwise rendered themselves
guilty of misconduct Mr.. Duncan stated 10 TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday, that Mr.. Fechter could have the
tear lac paid for IT, and that he approved Oi the
contractors conduct under the circumstances, though
he trusted that the misunderstanding would not long
postpone the opening of the theater