New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
NETWORK CITY.

the State Arsenal on Wednesday evening, wac IJi
creditable Many prominent officers OF the LIST d.
vision were present.
Custom-hOuse officials seized, yesterday, a
large quantity Of struggled silks and kid gloves, value
IS 200, board the steamship Frsia OF the Hamburg
line Several DAYS previous woman attempted 10
worth OF laces but her goods were seized
and she was taken into CUSTODY
The American Bible Society has intrusted
the American seamen's Friend Society, the New-fork
Bible Society and many auxiliary associations with 1911
volumes of which 1862 for foreign work Appropr
amounting to $4,000 have been made Ior the ben
eft OF missionary societies engaged IN foreign WORK
The anniversary meeting will be held In Phlladeipha
The appeal in the case of Edward s. Stokes
was on the calendar Of the Supreme Court General
Term yesterday not argued owing to tho fact
that the counsel were not prepared, both DlstrctAt
torney Phelps and Mr. Beach being engaged IN tne
scannel trial II s likely. therefore, that the case
will be argued during the present term OF the Court
The application for mandamus made on
Thursday on behalf OF Daniel OBrien, crier Of the
Superior Court was granted yesterday by Judge Fan
cher In deciding the Judge said: The crer OF the
Superior Court lawfully appointed by the Justices OF
that under Section So OF the Code OF Procedure
His salary lawfully fixed and Is " be paid by the
County Of New-York."
Messrs. Brooks Bros, well-kn0wn cl0tmers,
finding their present inadequate for the
requirements Of their large business have secured the
lot on the northeast OF Broadway and Bondst
where they propose erect elegant building. The
demolition Of the standing there has been
begun and by the Spring OF 1874 the new Dudlng VIII
be ready for occupation.
A large collection of paintings was sold at the
Clinton Hall salosroom last evening. The attendance
was quite large Among other pictures sold were these
p.e,t1sD ' o r. Rsthess ss Indsesp
odde, go sO "Dana SIS ks s W ho5sItSn s 9i
"Bcee Homo" VIM Page. sa So
In the case of Ann McGuinness, committed
at jefferson Market Police Court Thursday, owing to
mistake in the papers OF the Court the name Of the
complainant Edward Kaysel, was substituted for that
of tile cuprit Charles Bmley. Mr.. kayse the victim
OF this unfortunate blnnder was thus forced into the
role OF partner of a"West Side Gang" In yesterdays
newspapers whereas he the superintendent Of Messrs
Mitchell d vances factories and a man of good repute.
The "Wine and Spirit Traders" have
adopted resolution which provides that the objects OF
the association shall De TO maintain and extend high
standard Of integrity and far dealing in the tade to
provide carefully defense Of any member in good
standing who receive or be Threatened with any IN
the general interests of the trade, and 10 guard all
registered trademarks Messrs. shaw, Nottingham,
mttee TO solicit the cooperation OF the trade.
Mrs. Sophia X. Noble died in December
1872 leaving will bequeahng her property valued at
500 three Methodist Episcopal organizations in the
towns OF New Lots and Flatbush. and appointing VIM
en- % a. s now Contests tSe xdT of %
will During the examination In Brooklyn, yesterday,
witness showed that the WI was drawn by he Key ~
East NewIOrk and that the deceased was affected at
times with delirium trenens.
The Albany Burgess Corps, after stopping
for a day in Philadelphia where they met with most
cordial reception reached this city about
day. Upon their arrival they were met by the Old
Guard and escorted through Canalst and Broadway TO
the metropolitan Hotel The corps received thelf nn
leave at to-day, escorted by the Old Guard They
VII march up neW % take csrs AZ 10
Albany and viii there be received by the Mayor and
the military organizations
Coroner Kessler was informed by Police Capt
m, tIa. t,1abaV
had died. from intemperance, IN the tenementhouse No.
Is. Mulberry-st When about TO hold an inquest the
Coroner was told by ROsanna Martin, inebriae, who
occupied miserable room adjoining the squad apart
also a very dissipaed woman had rfled her husbands
pockets had choked him to DEATH while he lay upon
the floor in drunken stupor. Deputy Coroner Leo
could fiud marks OF violence upon the body, and
satisfied by an autopsy that death was caused by pro
theess committed to the House OF Detention TO await
the result OF an inquest.
The work of loading the L. S. stOreship The
Guard with objects for the Vienna Exposition TO
an end Wednesday, through want Of funds. The
commissioner and his assistant have been paying eX
penses out Of their pockets since the
begun. and this they refused TO do any longer. tele
gram received from the Secretary OF the Treasury
on Wednesday, by Cen Van Buren,. which Officially an
the fact that appropriation OF 100000 had
been made by Congress- No portion OF the money has
yet received however and unless this is speedily
DONE the vessel Will not sail Goods received at the
Brooklyn Navyyard are placed III storehouses. All the
been filled but the exhibit though bad at first
supposed IL is said, will not be credabe far
OF the invention and manufactures of this
country.
The New-York Military Riding Club, COM
posed Of officers Of the First Division, N c. has com
peed its organization. The city has rendered free
use the riding school in Thrteenth-st and efforts are
making to the services Of q competent riding
master All the arrangements forward that the
classes for equestrian practice will probably be formed
/. There
the roll now and is hoped that the benefits of
month, with small sum for use OF horses The fol-
lowing the officers: President, Col Frederick VII
McGrath, ed Regiment, and Capt d. d. Wylie Wash.
ingon Grey Troop; Treasurer. Major Thomas L. Ray
mOnd 7lst Regiments Secretary, Capt. Henry IT, |
Parker First Division staff Tie headquarters will DO
at the riding school,
Coroner keenan, will hold an inquest at the |
Twentieth Precinct Station house, at 10 a. No. today
concerning the death Of Charles Grom, Financial secre
tary of the BIckayers' Cooperative Building Associa
tion, who shot himself in the head Immediately after
having attempted TO Kill Chares Marweg President OF
the Association IN the apartments OF the former No.
426 West Fortiethst., Thursday morning. Marweg |
Will be formally examined, IL his wound which is said
to be very severe will permit his presence II appears
that at the meeting OF the Association, which t,ron
failed 10 attend week ago, resolutions passed for
The appointment of a committee 10 audit mis- acconnts
hieh he peremptOrly ordered TO present at the
meeting TO be held tonight Marweg had volunteered IN
assist Grom preparing his accounts for this ipspec
ton and as reported, was at Grou's aparfmehts%vr
that purpose at the time Of the tragedy Although Mar
had assured Grom that the Rtters admitted defaI
cation would be excused, passed by the Assoco
OD, IL is believed that GrOm sought by murder and sui
eide TO avert what seemed 10 him inevitable public ex
posure.
BROOKLYN.
The Police Property Clerk received stolen
and abandoned property valued at 1850 last month
aud returned TO the owners property representing sO
The Legislature is to be requested to pass
bill providing Tor the issue Of bonds for the Payment
deficiency of <7sGCO for lighting the streets remoy
ng oilal, printing, etc.
The citizens of Greenpoint are about to ne
ii0D the Leg slature 10 compel the Tenth and Twenty
hirdst Ferry Companies To run their boats In conformity
With an act passtd last year
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