New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

Senator Fenton arrived in the city yes.el-
day and il stopping at the residence OF his son
IN West Forty-sxth-st
The CorOners established their o1nces' ye'
terday in the building partly occupied by the boaru "
Eycisc on the northwest corner OF Houston and Null
Derry-sts. -, 900
George Refs, German, age 80, OF NO -
Third-st one of the three who were injured Sc
yerely by the explosion of centrifugal dryer at st
rants sugar rednery No t25 East iMem1 5ter reach.
1880 p. M on MedhesIdJ' uiou Z" ~"
ing Bellevue Hospital ~ n
Otis d. Swan g. Co., brokers, were ouiciaily
announced 10 the Stock Exchange as pelhs uiAoio "
meet their engagements which were about nt
n Is reported that they were short on sTbapge
their liabilities among members OF the EAenanso
amount to only about S6'5OO''
A remarkable accident befel Robert Holly,
age O. of No l22 Houston-st, yesterday the sung Vi
his kite caught upon a passing hearse followed Dy u
funeral train In trying to disengago IL he fell doTh
and one OF the wheels Of the hear5e passed over n'
right leg fracturing II and crushing IL severely
The list Regiment will entertain the ATTN
Regiment OF Brooklyn. f. d. next Tuesday The recep'
ton will take place at the foot of wast at D. m after
which the combined commands will parade mp Broad
way and be reviewed at the City lall Dy mayor nay
,ney.r and Gen Hustled. They will then march 10 INC
Jnion.souare plaza, and extend a marching salute 10
Maior.Gen. Hancock and stan. SUPPER VIA W sN'"
at The list REGIMENT ATmory in the evening"
A Committee of five, representing dealers IN
Fulton Market presented sidney Doron OF the firm OF
tions AZ token OF their appreciation OF his zeal as
played in promoting the business interests Oh tne ma
ketmen The resolutions ore lgcl walnut frame
surmounted by golden eagle.
Ten thousand Young salmon are to be placeu
in the Raritan River to-day by j. b. Slack The salmon
are grown from the impremated eggs OF when nan
million were received from Germany some time since
large party will leave this dy by the a. M Iih W.
the Newersey Central Railroad and VIII Deimet Nv
Slack at Valley Station, whence ihey VIII pIooeeu " o
place where the river l. 10 Dt rtOchtu'
The Resident Physician of the Ccntre-st.
Hosptal has ordered his subordinaes to give no further
information the reporters Of the press and has pro
hibted the reporters from awaiting In the Hosplt inc
result OF cases He assumes the exclusive privilege OF
impartng public information, regardless OF he ueiaS
and inconvenience which must during bis absence
His action is attributed o. the publication 81 the Iepor
of The expulsion of invalid iron the Hospital Oh
Tuesday night.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From the Receiver OF Taxes, for
taxes water rent, and interest S9I 49, from the Col
lector for assessments for street open
ings and improvements sjo72 1G from the bureau OF
Arrears for arrears taxes and Assessments Croton
rent and interest, 1929 9O from the Bureau or CITY
Revenue, for house rent, market celar rent IaIHct
rents and fees 4i9 2j from the Department OF DOCKS
for dock and slip rent $4,000 10; FROM the Bureau OF
Water Register for permits to zap %as'ppes anu HUI"
CrotOn water rents $40; total S56,962 7S
Michael Nixon, who is in the TOmbs under
sentence OF death for tho murder OF Charles W. Phyfer
has recovered from the mental and physical prosratOn
he suffered immediately after the death sentence. He
has given up all hope Of respite To the mnisraions
OF Father Duranquet Nixon is seemingly very atten
tive. 70 this may be probably traced his eN-
pressed resignation TO his fate. The sentence Is TO be
executed May l6 James g. King, awaiting trial for the
murder OF Anthony j. ONeil. Is reported tn De I'M
proving which attributed 10 The cheering effect Of re-
cent visits from his wife and child VINO mad previously
kept alOof from Lim 1t Is thought that he may soon De
able 10 attend court for trial.
The examination of the details of the
collision between the steamer State OF NewYork and the
schooner silver Heels. on Long Island Sound, last
Saturday took place yesterday at No % Pnest before
a New London Board OF Inspection. Augustus Clark
mate Of the Silver Heels testified that the schooner,
was under full sail. lie being the lookout, sighted the
head light of the steamer, but surprising from the
position OF her lights she going TO leeward allowed
the schooner % Keep her course The steamer APP
preaching nearer he started aft 10 light the flash igh.
but before he did 80 the collision took place Charles Bur
chandm Of the steamer testified that both lights were
very dmly burning When the schooner was struck he
could lights at all. Ihcy gave 30 iaint glow
through the gloom Witnesses both sides cOrroborted
this testimony The Will be decided when the Board
return 10 NcW-L0ndOn.
BROOKLYN
The Mercantile Library is to be opened on
Sundays between the hours Of and 10 and and
D. m. believed that hi, action OF the directors Will
be appreciated
The residence of Mr.. Hanna, at No. 1855 La
fayetteaye was robbed of 500 worth of clothing ard
ewelry by thieves yesterday. AS arrests made
the police suppressed the case.
Collector Burrows reports that the total re-
ceips for taxes during the past month were $jJ2,34
the Excise Commissioners state that their receipts for
licenses were $780, and their disbursements pOj9 TO-
LONG ISLAND.
Lone ISLAND CITY.-The Board Of EduCa-
ton have increased the salary of Mr. Barnes, Principal
OF the Second Ward Public School, from 1920 to 1900
per annum The proposals for doing the stone,
and carpenter work for the City Hall opened
Yesterday. They far exceed the sum appropriated
for che construction OF the building (sJO0JD Modified
specifications Will be necessary and new proposals ad
vertised for The Spring timetable OF the Long Island
Railroad goes into effect next Monday.
RIvERHEAD-In the Court of oyer and Termner,
Justice Gilbert presiding the Grand Jury have found 10
indictments Fifteen for disturbing oyster beds.
lanes Buver John Canfeld and james Hlgan plead
guilty 10 burglary in the third degree Bulver received
two years and four months IN the Kings County Peni
Tertiary Garfield, state Prison, three years and six
months Hagan. State Prison, two years and six
months John w Stocum, for the same Offense, two
years and four months IN the Penentiary; VIM. p.
Weeks larceny from the person, state Prison. nYe years
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
MELROsE.-COroner Millers investigation in
the case John Morrison who killed by Laurence
Eakrhart, Tuesday morning, resumed last night.
Several Of the remen testified To various facts already
given and Sergeant Corners related the OF the
arrest The wife OF the murderer also gave her
mony, which did not, however change the bearings Of
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-It is stated that Henry s.
DraytOn who tried in the U. s. District Court,
charge smuggling goods by the CunaId steamers, ha-
compromised suit by the payment OF 10000 Sew
enty-one patients treated In the Charity Hospital
last month died. % were discharged, and Il remain
Edward Mount OF MddleseX County came 10 this city
about six weeks ago to answer advertisement, which
stated that man named sihlth wanted partner VINO