New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
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In the Supreme Court before Judge Van
Brunt in the suit of Rufus X. McHarg and Sidney Kap
man against Edward Benjamin. to recover commission
OF q per for selling farm IN Washington, Warren
Co. j. value $4,000 verdict ior she iTT Iiid eonne
sanders for the plaintiff.
The steamer Tybee, belonging to the Samana
Company VIII sail. tomorrow, for samana, with an
assorted cargo ana few passengers 1t Is not thought
probable that visitors to the island viii go on TINS
as an excursion w be announced Doubtless IN he
Spring Ihe directors OF the Company WIZ hod leei, G
today at the Pafc Mail C0mpanys offices ana all
the details OF the voyage will be determined upon.
James Reilley and Francis McClinchy, hack
men. witnesses OF the Chatham-square murder, who
were committed to the House OF Detention by Coroner
Herman Saturday. were released yesterday upon
furnishing ban in $500 and :0oo respectively Ine
severely reprimanded them for their retcence
and eyasyeness during the inquest and informed them
that the jury a well as himself we're sathed tht they
proper Influences and enjoned them testify fully and
truly when again placed upon the stand.
Henry Bergh, President of the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, has instructed
his officers accordance with the order OF Judge DAILY,
not to attempt stages back when the horses are
improperly treated nor TO interfere win te companies
property in way, bur merely TO arrest the drivers
they empowered by law to do ana take them be-
fore ithe nearest magihtrae' ,ea'lng tho anu m
stages 70 care for themselves Mr. Bergh proposes 10
instrument designed to substitute live BIRDS IN pigeon
shooting matches.
Ernest Vogel, age 35, of No. Y East Fifty
third-st.. empOye in Stenway's piano mandatory,
died on Sunday evening from poisoning by Paris green,
seEadminstered about % hours previously An inquest
by Coroner Herman shows that the deceased, who
leaves and children, suffering from ne
reditary insanity and had already attempted suciue
twice, by poisoning ana once by SHOOTING. Johh
McNeal age 2O of th-st, near the
East River, committed suicide by hanging himself Tor
some unknown cause, yesterday IN tho stables OF lho
Commissioners oi Emigration.
BROOKLYN.
Prospect Park visitors last week, 5i,jf.
The Board of Supervisors appointed, yester-
DAY. the usual standing committees for the ensuing
Ex-Mayor Kalbdeisch is recovering rapidly
from his late serious Illness and expects to make his ap
pearance in public again at an early day.
Frederick Wier the alleged murderer Of
Henry Seigler NewYork scissors grinder in the East
District, Dec % Will be placed on trial IN the
The Commissioners of Charities propose to
set apart one Of the wings IN the amshoue building at
Fatbush as a place Of worship for both Catholics and
PrOestants, and to make an appropriation To defray
expenses
District Attorney BTittOn has forwarded to
the several justices communication urging that they
see that the interests people protected aud the
vindcaed in the cases OF persons brought before
them for violations OF the Excise and Policy laws
During 1872, there were 1,117,3S9 letters
mailed at the Post-onice IN this city, representing
S9n 81 in stamps sold, and 32622 letters were deiy-
cred by the carriers. The Governments lease Of the
building ON Washngtonst. expires on May i, ana an an
effort Will made to secure an appropriation Tor the
erection Of a new PostOhce
Robert j. and John II. Hall sued the North
American Life Insurance Company to recover policy
Of 81 900 on quantity Of Photographic materials which
was destroyed by fire. at No. Yorkst on April 25. The
Company refused 10 pay on the ground that the pain
ttns
kerosene stored on the premises. verdict slcO Tor
plaintiff
LONG ISLAND.
MISEoLA. - The Queens County Board of
superyisors on Saturday resolved that majority of the
people OF the county dissatisfied with the location
of the Courthouse Long Island City, and asked the
LEGISLATURE 70 repeal the authorizing its eonstruc-
ton; or If this request be denied 20 restrict the Commis-
from expendng more than sl0OOo lor the p9r
nose The Commissioners have not yet. however, De
cided upon the cost OF the building Dut nave simply
informed the architects TO its slze number or rooms,
ETC. and awaiting the presentation OF the plans
before taking further action.
LONG ISLAND CrrY.-Mayor De Bevoise objects TO the
xation of the North Brother Island now part OF
TINS city, Westchester County az Is proposed Dy elti
zens the latter county and in message TO the Com
mon Council the Mayor urges immediate attention to the
matter.
HusTfsGros-The coun sci in the Kelsey investigation
argued before Judge Pratt yesterday IN the matter OF
the proceedings before JusticeIMonort
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoYD.-The Board of Supervisors aud
ted and paid. last year. bills amounting to $780, AS
against SOL 900 last year.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-John L. Coleman was arrested
Yesterday issued by Justice Davis, charg
ing him with having uttered forged checks for various
small amounts the Second National Bank OF New
York The affidavit was made by Henry Finkennagle,
who cashed check for SIS purporting to have been
drawn by Sinclair, such deposltor being known AZ
the bank Mary Lee widow, age 49, died suddenly at
her residence. No so Y0rks yesterday morning. JUST
previous to her death she complained OF Durnng pains
in the stomach. and requested the presence OF physi
cfan She died, however. before one arrived III was
then found that she had been vomiting excessively,
caused by poison. DR.. Buck County PHYSICIAN was re-
quested to investigate the case Inc fennsyVahla
Railroad Company has determined TO elevate ns track
above the streets OF the city along ts whOe he thus
ger The inquest in the case of Edward T. Jones was
again postponed yesterday afternoon Two OF the Jurors
being absent. It will he continued wednesday, henry
HarbOcker arrested Sunday night Tor psSsihEa couh-
keepse. discharged yesterday, Dy ohlieu states
Commissioner R0mane there being no evuehCe 10 SNOW
thut he had known the character OF the money. "A
thousand freight arrive daily over tne fehhsyl-
made large shipment OF matches, yesterday, TO the
Sandwich Islands.
NEwARK.-Henry Well has been arrested, charged
with forgery. He gave bonds in $1,000. The case or
Mrs o. s. Halsted agt The NewJersey Insurance Com
pany will tried Saturday. The Rev. Samuel Han,
Rector of ST Johns Church Woodsde has been called
10 the Church Of the Redeemer at Morrlsto"h
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
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