New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31


capitalists who have organized new line to Havana
These vessels will be retained and number OF new iron
steamers will be added as the necessities OF iaihc require
Henry Rambo, a horse dealer, of Reading, Pa,
came to New-York on business, about nine weeks ago.
and as on former occasions boarded at the Compton
House at Third-ave and Twenty-fourth-s Soon after
ward he sold horses for 500 and as nothing mas
since been heard OF him by Ills family nc is SUPPOSED "
have met with foul play
The advance in gold from 1851 to III, on
Saturday has the subject Of much discussion among
Wast. operators many of whom gathered at the Filth
ave- Hotel yesterday. TO compare notes and consider
the situation The advance is attributed 70 the Hacha
tons OF strong "bul" party, assisted by great de-
mand for gold on the part OF Importers
John Silva, widower age G5, a cigar-maker
died in the Pavilion at Bellevue Hospital, on Friday
after violent commissions. An autopsy by DR.. Joseph
Cushmon showed that death resulted from poisoning by
Parisgreen, which Is supposed to have been purpOsGy
taken by Silva account of the inrmites OF age and
his continued inability TO obtain employment at his
trade.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest, on Saturday,
concerning the death Of Joseph H. Jackson, aged co
years at his residence No so West Ninthst, on Friday
from cerebral apOplexy following violence at the hands
of three thieves, March is, 1870 The deceased,
prominent member of the Iamlnany society ana me
Americus Club. rch and at the time OF receiving his
injuries did business as pawnbroker in Amityst'
Postmaster James and Surveyor Sharpe
will assume the OF their Offices either to-day or TO
morrow Col. Morgan will remain as Assistant Post
master and James J.. Benedict as Deputy Surveyor.
Numerous improvements are contemplated IN the local
postal service being the probable removal OF the
newsnaper department 10 the building In the Park,
and another the extension OF local postal service In The
Surveyors Department the inspectors Will probably
have uniform.
box was recently discovered near the
Walst ferry-house containing forgers materials fonts
of type and numbers, and metal facsmiles OF certi-
cation stamps OF the National Mechanics Banking AS
sOcation and OF the Fourth, Continental ana MetrOpo
itan National Banks TheTe were also u certlneale
'Re gstered at the Farmers Loan and Trust company
seals in electrOtype Of Arkansas and Alabama ana OF
several railroads and other corporations, fragments OF
hand-press, and ribbon stamp in two colors
A short time ago two young girls, one named
Maria Card and the other known as Jennie, were en-
gagged at an intelligence Office In the Bowery by woman
named Krehner 50 TO San Francisco and enter the
service of a family Named Hanson Their fares were
maid by the woman Krchner and each was gwen S6 be-
sides On their way Jennie was Induced TO leave the
tram NV a promise of marriage from young man with
whom she had become slightly acquainted. Maria con,
she learned that the Hanson family kept one OF the West
brOtbels in the city.
Peter Cooper has inclOsed to President Grant
copies of the the Charter which he has re-
Gently addressed to DIX and Senator Benedict He
SAYS: There are men found among Republican leaders,
some OF whom stand high the service of the General
Government who arc so blind TO the true interests Of
this city as wish 10 give at this time republican ana
narsan character Ia the official conduct of municipal
affairs These have the audscity even TO quote you
as favorng their views. We shall ever be slow to believe
ast and present attitude in the administration Of the
General Government both in word and deed. We trust
that YOU Will rebuke and silence IN your own way any
such imputaticn upon your character"
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, SCI; taxes collected,
s7lSl5 IS.
Daniel Mauier is TO be appointed a member
Of the Board Of Education, Thos W. Fields resigned
The congregation of the First Baptist Church
conempates extending eal to the Rev. George e. Lor
rimer OF Boston.
William Holding, age AZ, clerk in the gro
Gerry store No 100 MyrIeaye attempted 10 commit sui
eide Yesterday by stabbng himself in the left breast
with table knife while under the influence OF liquor
The Board of Assessors have confirmed the
assessment repavng sullvanst, 1854 grading and
paving Carro-st, $4,000 grading and paving Nc
DOugd-st S24lg3; Tepayiug HamlltOnave. sidewalks,
IS 24O and digging down lots Oh Twelfth-st. 1916.
Aldermen Taylor, Brown, Douglass, ROdman,
and Macpherson have been appointed special commit
tee 20 consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of the ctys making its
own gas because it is thought that the present cOmpd-
demand exorsitant prices for decidedly Inferior
article ,,,,,,, 10, .>,,
RICHMOND.-Large quantities of iron ore are
now being shipped from Staten Island 10 different fur
naces IN New-Jersey and Pennsylvania. Ii ia esti-
mated that GOO0 tons Will be shipped during the current
ToMrKINsyILLE.-John EBERT has been appointed
trustee OF the village school The Board Of Trustees
contemplate abOishlng TIE rule separating the sexes
during recitatiOns.
RossyILE-The Delaield White Lead Works were
sold GU Saturday TO a firm New York Tor SJ0OOO, ana "a
chemical mandatory will be immediately established.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. making TO raise the
brig Ugo which lies sunk near the steamboat landing.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NORTH YONKERs.-This place will be first
class station on the railroad and the erection of
passenger depot will be immediately begun. 1t will be
frame building. so feet long and IS feet wide. The
depot ground will occupy two acres
NEwBTRGII. The Rev. j. searle OF the Reformed
Church OF Peekski has accepted call from the Calvary
Presbyterian Church in tins place and VIII the
duties OF his new charge IN April
HARTsDAIF.-The Rev Mr. Carter OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church has resigned the charge of that church.
having been appointed "a missionary to Mexico.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN CovE.-The public school was adjourned
from Thursday last until to-day, IN consequence OF
trouble the heating apparatus which nearly proved
fatal 10 the children. Many OF the
complained OF distress In the head and tainted
peaedly Upon being dismissed and going out into the
open air quite "A number faintsd and fell The furnace
was taken pieces tut without discovering any defects
Ia ifs construction II ~ conJccured that paint
other POISONOUS substance put Into the fire. The
fumes OF which caused the sickness.
PoRr JEFFERSON. The shipyards are now qniie bnsy
C. L. Bayes d. son have the Keel OF large three nasted
schOoner LAID. ]. NJ. Bayles a. Son have one small
and large three mased schooner the stocks
and have also contracts for two large three nasied
Miller f. r. Wines has "a large three-Inasted schooner
nearly finished aud will probably launch her IN
three weeks. J. r. Martin IL ABOUT to build three
asfed schooner. j. j. Harris has two schooners the
Stocks and Il b. Darling has three small sohooners 10
complete soon possible.
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