New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Sal 800.
The steamers of the Fall River line will
leave this port on and after Monday next az D. each
day, instead Of at s, now.
Mrs. Charles Bacbus, notice Of whose death
appears in another column, formerly Miss Kate
| Newton. the well-knOwn actress.
In the Stokes trial, in the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer only additional iuryman obtained
Saturday IIorato N. Gray OF No JAG East Elghtysev-
| enth-st. Ihere are now eight jurymen In all.
| The Special Committee of the New-YOrk
Clearinghouse, who have been engaged in the exanns-
ton Of the affairs OF the Bank OF the COmmonwe lth
will make report TO all of the members Of tho Clearing
| house to-day.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
OF Public Works, notifies consumers OF CrOton Water
who have yet paid their water rates thar penalty
| on the first or November.
John t. Irving, the self-accused Nathan
murderer is still confined in cell Of Police Ueadquar
tiers. superintendent Matsell and Dstrict-Attorney
Phelps again questioned him relative to the murder on
saturday and again refused to reveal what he had said
No arrests OF persons suspected OF completely in the
| murder have been made, and the belief IS gaining
| ground that Irvings confession is worthless.
Gold closed on Saturday at 1881, but as
| payments for coin bought at the Gold Exchange are
made in certified cheeks these figures do not show the
extreme decline In the precious metal The far average
discount certified checks in exchange for greenbacks
was per cent which reduces the real difference between
currency and gold "a about years interest and
silver coins OF halidOar and under could he obtained
| on Saturday, In exchange for greenbacks, at par
Augustus E. Phillips age As, committed
suicide in his apartment in the Cnttenden House on
Saturday by emitting his throat with razor. lie was
dentist during the past year has done aoor bust
ness He became respondent and his friends suspected
that his mind affected. II Is therefore presumed
that he ended his life while insane; He was formerly
United states Consul at Santiago de Cuba whence he
was driven by the populqce March g. 1872, being
pected OF having aided the revolutionary forces.
Collections were taken up in the various
Roman Catholic Churches Of the city yesterday ~ all the
masses for the benefit OF tho diocesan seminary Of New
York established at Troy and called 81. Josephs Semi
nary Ast Patrcks Cathedral at 1O o'clock yesterday
sermon OF unusual interest preached by the Most
cbnrc in Which he referred the workings Of the
evangelical Alliance. and the disinterested conduct Of
tine pests who died in the administration OF their duties
during the progress Of the pestence NJ Shreveport
the collection for the seminary was generous In all the
churches
George A. Clark, cashier Of the branch Office
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, this city dis
appeared on Sept u. and examination OF his books
showed that $4,000. in bank bills had been stolen The
police at informed Of the theft and have since
been endeavoring arrest the fugitive. Mr. Clark
about years OF and until the moment OF his disap
pearance greatly esteemed 1t is supposed that he
vas tempted by the low price OF stocks during the late
that having been unsuccessful in his venture, he was
compelled either 70 Zee or to face thG OF
the cashiers deiacation, his 0ondsinen being re-
spousible.
BROOKLYN
Albert Polhemus, livery stable-keeper on
Divislon-ave. thrown FROM phaeton on Saturday
morning on South FOurth-st. by coming In collision
with a grocers wagon. He struck his head against
post and taken up Insensibe. Yesterday lie seemed
rage with him and who was thrown to the ground,
escaped without serious injury
A sensational story was published on Satur-
day which, 1T reported Police Headquarters is with
ont TRUTH II was the eHct that Lucete Myers had
attempted to poison Grant, who had been de-
tailed to watch her movements ana at tIe oIacel hau
been rendered unfit for duty Detective Grant was on
duty yesterday AT Headqua tiers rs usual Inc Di'Ict
Attorney declares that Lucette Myers detained us
witness.
LONG ISLAND.
J.MAIC,.-Two of the gang of burglars who
have recently been committing Expectations In this
vicinity named David Van Wickin. alias Chipping
Bird" and William Schures, his son-naw, nave been
arrested The rest of the gang, numbering five in ALL
are known to the authorities. and will no doubt soon be
secured by the officers who looking for them Some
OF the stolen property was found in schures mousse at
East NewYork. The two men had an examination
before Justice Brinckerhoh at Jamaica, on SATURDAY
.venng which was adjourned until this morning. Dur
inc the examination Schuries was uy lueullHeu h Ih
man who one night last Fall, held pistol To the mead
u, Miss Remsen IN her bedroom while his cOnfederatcs
robbed the house. The young lady recognized nm M
,pediaeIy This gang has recently been operating
eTtensiyeiy upon the farmers wagons Oh the way To
market from which produce OF al Kinds mas eeen stoeh
i'm large quantities, and the drivers threatened Win
death in case OF interference.
LONG ISLAND ClTr-Thomas Newman, who was
beaten and left on the Flshihg 'roan arH c INV
ditlon and unable TO give any information regargnR
the attack. AT the last meeting Oh tne Doau u, "a
70 select the polling places for the next eeolon Being
unable otherwise to come 70 any 70 he Icoy and
the highest and lowest throws decided the important
question Of locality. ,,, ,,
M.rrIrUCK-In one day last week 400 barrels OF caul,
eower were shipped to the New-York market and
"''''0 STATEN ISLAND.
crwATER.-The Excise Boards nave col
,ected for licenses granted $3.50 There are sun 10
,ce in the village unlicensed about onealf OF which
Ia h,, no closed by their proprietors under police
a.sn-e The tax.roll is now;ready, and the Treasurer
- roce that he will receive taxes at MS once IN he
Village Hall daily, Saturdays anu nSd 5' 5fer wIfc6
from a. IN. TO p M a. .r d dns 1It
percentage will DO added ior uciau-
'er,p,rroS-Lewis Hennessy, Frederick A. Veeder,
,hn Hughes and Lewis Bossk were arralgned before
JONI Jarrett Yesterday, charged with violating the
Sunday law, and were fined siO eaeh
pT,nvoyp-The Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer and
Terininer will open this morning
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
w-RoCuELLE-The Rev. Dr. II. M MOT
. vbo has been rector OF Trinity tEpiscopaD Church
or nearly thirty years, has resigned ana 10 re-
move TO Stamford. pension has peeh pro'iueu lor
hun. -, ,,,.- No.. .ho
IorcuKvvrs1E Thursday and FRIDAY next the
aremens tournament occurs The prizes amount 10
a. 900 The entries closed on Saturday The books show
that twelve hand engines, eight hose oopane7' anu
steam fire engine will COMPLIED IN the cemetery
me Hon b. PIatt Carpenter having been selected 10 ds
liver the or ton..At9 y. m on o1tuuay, % P.a
,ron arrived M Poughkeepse, having on nofu IebaI
sentative medical men OF 90 Visit the Hudson River
siy,t t oSpa and become personally acquainted WIN
the treatment the patients aa Tue and an ordinary
coach the Grand G HS,pa op Dce *
| noon, and reached the e' AZ waithg 70 con.
Sey ths guests to institution Waso ney wl the
received by Drs. Cleveland ana MI 'Uosnital Dr. T. O.
Peters DR. r. r. Peasely Dr. O. sonthP' Brooklyn;
M n q, Parsons n Y s. Lunatc Asylum n ~ ~ p iT.