New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
NEW-YORK CITY.


ton have determined to erect reception hosptai III
fremont. :,
=. Edmund Price, counsel for Mrs. Arabella
Mappin through City Marshal made formal levy
yesterday the property OF the BieecKei-s@ froeu
mans Bank.
The TRIBUNE has received for the hahs
Andersen Testimonial IS from Judge Geo. Wm Browh'
baltimore and IS from Mrs. Edward Kings chlldren'
Newport, X. l. 81,
There were LAO immigrants landed at Castle
Garden yesterday. The steamship Queen brought 9of
the City Of Richmond e3s the Republic, 29 the wy
omng, 2l7, and the Donau. Ia
Deputy-C Coroner Shine made yesterday
| post-mortem examination OF the body of DR.. John
Washington who died in a fit at his residence, NO -
Cortandts on Sunday Death was the result Oh neai'
| disease.
/ Numerous complaints have been made re-
Gently about the need additional mail facilities by
the residents OF Washington Nights postmaster Jane tn
has now established direct connec[lon between Tue
General Post-Ofice and station NJ further ihprofe
| ments are In contemplation.
| District-Attorney Phelps and Assistant DIS
Allen out OF town. but Assistant DIS
trictAtorney Lyon stated yesterday to TRIBUNE re,
porter he did not believe there was WORD Oh tuh
in the report that Mr. Allen was TO be remoVeu iol po
| htica reasons or for any other reasons
The Ist Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION met night at their at No 1872 Frank
inst After the business of the Association al been
disposed OF meeting OF the Executive committee was
held purpose Of making new regulations Tor the
government tire Inspectors OF election IN the district
The steamship Acapulco arrived at this port
| yesterday. She reports that she passed near Virgin
| Island one OF the Bahamas and communicated with
the lighthouse keeper there, but heard nothing about
| the disaster to tho Guatemala II the Acapulco had
| known OF the wrecklng OF the Guatemala sue "oulu
| have gone 10 her assistance.
A special meeting of the members of the
Cotton Exchange was held yesterday morning, Presl-
dent Hentz in the chair, consider an amendment to
Rule /, 10 the restriction on the quantity OF
siderable discussion IL adopted by large majority:
The rule, amended Will ~ into eject after TUG ISL VI
| January.
The annual encampment and Summer nights
festival OF Post kOltes, No 81 Grand Army OF the Re
public took place yesterday Benders Schitzen Park,
at the foot OF sxtythirdst East River prize bayo-
dr took place, and there was grand dress pataue
before Gen Jardlne. The semi annual encampmeut or
| the Department OF NewYOrk, Grand Army OF the Re
public, Will assemble at nOou on "Wednesday az rem
Van y. " and will continue on the following two days
| The bill for the erection of warehouses on
the shoal south Governors Island which was signed
| by GOV. DIX few days ago. embodies the plans suS
cested by Dr. yanderpoel Health Officer OF tie Port
| who recommended the establishment OF such WaIe-
houses purpose OF storing goods arriving III yes
from ports where an infectious disease Is raging
In this the chances Of importing an epidemic are
greatly essened Tho goods can be dlsniected before
| being landed IN this city.
Ameeting of the Assistant Aldermen was held
AT D. IN yesterday, Mr.. Srack presiding. resolution
recurring Inspectors of Election shall only be ct
| zens able read aud write was referred motion to
refer the resolution calling upon the Governor to dis
miss petition OF the Aldermen for the suspension ot
the Mayor the Committee on Arts and Sciences, was
Tnorneil condemning erection OF combusube build
Ings storage of combustOe materials, ana caling
Oh Fire Commissioners Tor report, was carried
| Charles III. Patterson, the Deputy Assistant
Treasurer United States made yesterday, before
| Commissioner Osborn, an affidavit that or about
July a. 1874 Robert G. Watson " did falsely alter
Fvetweny United States bond of the denomination OF
$1,000 py erasing the OF L. \. Robertson. the
OF the bond aud inserting IN It's place Tue Name
OF Robert c. Watson. The affidavit also states mat
pass IL j. L. barrow, and on that affidavit the Com
missioner issued his warrant for the arrest OF Watson
He was taken into custody yesterdiy aud was com
| mitted IN default OF $4,000 DAHL
| II WAS exceedingly dull in Wall-st. yester-
day. Until late in the afternoon there were very few
transactions aud these involved small amounts. When
the gong sounded for the O'Clock cali Of stocks and the
ViceCharman raped for order, all the brokers formed
in procession and deliberately marched from the room,
to the disgust OF the presiding officer VINO, however,
was compelled To perform his duiy, mis- only auditors
being Petcr Fay. the doOrkeeptr aud the small boys
Who acted as pages. After the Vce-Chiirman had
cludcd the farce, tue brokers then marched ln gave
three cheers, broke rahAs, ana INDUCED III series OF
| boyish prauk>.
Simon Thompson, age 80, of Ninth-ave. and
Fifty uurtb-st, While at work scanJd painting the
front OF the ith story No ia Beekmanst yesterday
fell TO the sidewalk beneath and received fatal injuries.
Daniel Laner, 2l, Of No. 1859 Firsaye., fell from
tine second the first floor OF the new Museum building
it,,e H." was taken TO the Reception Hospital las
TJrn age 2 81 NO. los MnDerry,st aud Fredepck
Moore, age a. of Newark winnie AT Work on new build
ug at No 1856 Leonardst. yesterday fell from the third
story 10 the sidewalk and received severe injuries
Both taken to the Park Hospital.
4 ost-mOrtem examination of the body of
Nelly Duyal alias Williams the unfortunate woman
who poisoned herself by taking dose OF hydrate OF
| cloral at No. 100 East Eleventhst., was made by
Deputy Coroner Shine lest eyea.IS Il was found The.
death ensued from the effects of the poison The in-
mates OF the say that the young woman claimed
to belong to a rich and respectable family III Washing
ton and her conversation and manners Indicated
au excellent education and good breeding. she had been
an actress under the name OF Nelly Dcvile. For
months she hnd OF using choral aud
il is believed unntentionay took an overdose
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day, IN the of the Sr!e Railway Company against
VIM b. White as Coectorof the Sixth Collection Dis
trct i'll which action brought 10 recover about
SIS paid under protest upon interest coupon
bonds Judge shipman gave decision in favor OF the
defendant The interest on the bonds In question
paid for the period between jan and Juy 1870.
the question was: During that period were corpora
tions liable 10 pay any income tax on interest coupon
bonds Judge slpnan holds tnat they were. aud his
decision is based upon that OF tile United States Su
preme Court IN the weILknown stockaae cases. Gen;
United states Attorney Bliss for the defendant
The proposed change Of the dog-pound from
It's old Thirty to the Eighteenth Ward
Market may make considerable disturbance. On Sat
urday the workmen engaged IN preparing the
receptacle and at the time residents in the vcin
ity were entering their protests at the Mayors Office
Nearly all of them say that pound will be nuisance
and injurious property. Assistant Alderman Francis
Gels who spent much time and trouble in the erection
OF proposes II possible to stop the author
ties from usiugit for any such purpose. The pound
master IL impatient to know what To do
aogs are ready delivered 10 him shall
fad "a place put them. The market was made nearly
ready for occupation Saturday, when the Mayor put
"A temporary stop to the Work.
Commissioner Blunt reports that sailors are
l,bad a Yer 10 keen