New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
NETWORK CITY.


ship Meridian, fell from the upper deck 10 lne
hold Of his vessel yesterday and YVES dangerously ln
iured He was removed 10 the PARK Hospital
The Fourth-ave. cars are the only ones iii
which the noted Beware Of pickp0ckets' Is con'p0
ously posted But passengers on most OF tne ioS ~
occasion too late know that tue warning appoe ="
Mrs. Alice Mailer age 30, was FOUND deau III
, nod At her home I'm Forty ffth-st, between Ienth
and Eeventh-aves.. Tuesday night Her nuspa sad
arrested yesterday on suspicion Vi n'''".
her death. -, n
Deputy Superintendent Dudley OF the De-
partment OF Buildings has examined the stevens apart
ment House. and he says that there mas ete apv Of The
dan ger that the building would iail' OF tnas any " WV
floors even would give way.
John F. Poole n dramatist of some note, mas
been absent from his home for several weeks anu no
traces OF his whereabouts can be found ms nare
fear that he has met his death IN some uhAno"h P
either accidentally or by fonl pay .
Louisa Winters, servant, employed IN the
family of r. Hecksher at No. Iryng-pace, recently
disappeared, taking with her six diamond rings Two
gold watches, seal.skin JACKET plach on Nv
loDaise aud other articles, In all valued al aoVo'
The coming of gentle and genial Spring is
indicated by the infrequency Of street mendcans and
the reappearance OF street musicians in unpleasant num-
10 the seet snow rain ana nan %hgp s9nsbno
terized the weather Of Tuesday glmpse Vi sun9HHo
was added yesterday at long intervals
A bench warrant was served lastsevening on
Philip sarner of the Arm OF sarner Brother at No. es
Greeue-s by officer Reinisch, and he Is to be brought
Hsforo the Court of General Sessions 10 answer TO
ton OF the late tire on the premises OF the nrtn'
The Rev. VIM. II. Sabine, whose grounds for
leaving the Protestant Episcopal Church were gwen In
Mondays TRIBUNE has accepted the rectorshlp OF the
First Reformed Episcopal Church, and VIII enter upon
ms dntles ON Sunday The society nave secured INC
church building at Madson-aye and Forty-seNenth-s
and services will be held at the church morning ana
evening
The present law fixes referees fees in mort
gage DEGREES at So It is claimed that the duties Of such
referees are so onerous and important that the compen
sation is barely more than would pay for the clerical
performed IN computing what Is quo gu a lnot
gage, petition has been signed by many lawyers III
THIS city and Brooklyn aud sent To the Legislature, Ask
Ing that the fees in such cases be fixed at So
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer yester-
day the case OF George Wilkes came up on his applca
ton for writ review the proceedings before justice
Otterbourg, wherein Mr.. Wilkes was committed IN de-
fault OF 81 900 bail. John MckeOn' MI Wlkess eouhse
stated to the Court that IN violation or 1 bad e
the country Judge Brady therefore dismissed tue ap
picatiOn.
President Gardner listened yesterday to
large number OF complaints against policemen. The
only case OF Importance that Of Patroiman John
Brown OF the Twenty second Precinct who failed TO
arrest william Gilioyle contractor, VINO set OH past
In Forty ST. between Nlnth ana Ienthtves,T nioh
endangered the lives of the residents The ofieer gave
excuse that 10 one asked hun TO arrest GliO!ie
HIS case referred 10 the Board
The elegant new hall of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club was opened for the first time last evening. The
hall is in building at Court and Monague-sts
is commodious, we'll lighted and ventilated and very
handsomely furnished special night signal for the
Club, invented by Vim. Creton was presented ny hln
and series Of valuable charts OF the coast ifO cape
Henopen to Maine presented by Commodore DA0n'
with chart Of Narrag Inselt Bay gwen ny l. d. VII
lard.
The City Chamberlain gives notice that he
May /, the interest due on city and county
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stocks and bonds Of the city, amounting to s93326 49,
the interest s2373676 10; the edness OF
the county en- 1876 49, interest is $67473l 81 or
"Reminiscences of the sinking Fdnd For that reason
the interest that amount sJs5i5i 49, Is to be de-
Quoted leaving the total amount or interest to be dis
bursed. 81, 462,9j3 90
The inquest in the case of Patroman John
Glbney who was killed Saturday night IN the Dock
House at Pier No North River, by John Given, was
held by Coroner Croker yesterday The jury rendered
a verdict that the deceased to his death from
pistol-shot wound at the hands of john Giyon Tue
prisoner declined to make statement and was com
was held yesterday his late at No. 90
Mottst The first platoon OF police OF the FIRST Pre-
cinct, TO winch the deceased belonged. were present
aud escorted the body TO Calvary Cemetery.
Willard l.. Halves, age % years, q lumber
dealer dong business at No 3s Washing shot
himself In the left side Monday night, while bis
room at his residence at No West Forty thrdst
died Tuesday evening". Tne affair was kept secret
hold an inquest Tue jury, after a long debera-
ton, rendered verdict that the shooting wac acc
dental. Toe deceased was native OF Boston, but had
engaged III the lumber business in this city for
years. and was repued to be very wealthy lie
had large circle OF business ana social acquaintance
The Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rection received yesterday report from Warden Lis
comb OF the Blackwes Island Ponentiary relative to
the saboat which he charged with building in the
OF his house He that the boat would be
great for several purposes about the islands,
HelalI
rOvbOa ferries, aud that ne needed II also TO attend
private business, and had paid for its
manly out of his own funds. He denies positively
other charge, that he had sent fancy tables
chairs TO New-York CITY for sale
BROOKLYN.
Mr.. McGarry, whose house in Stockton-st.
was injured by fallen building, called Mayor Hun
ter yesterday obtain redress injuries done to his
property He referred 10 the Corporation Counsel
who informed him that reDaratiOn could be obtained
only from those persons through whose lustrumentay
the disaster occurred.
The Committee of the Board of Education
appointed TO take testimony regarding the assault by
MI FItzgibbons on Mr.. Bergen, have concluded their
investigation, and Will report next Tuesday. They
fnd that the former committed unwarrantable and
ipexcusabe assault on Mr.. Bergen" and recon mend
that the offending member be severely reprimanded by
the Board.
A subcommittee of the Committee of Fifty
consisting of f. +. Backhouse, Julian Allen N Dana
Wells, J. Z. Cammeyer and Mr.. Cothren appointed on
his influence induce Gov To veto the pend
log Bridge BIN called yesterday upon the Mayor, who
told tneu that he opposed and Guild
III conformity with their wishes.
Two residents of Clay-st., in Greenpont,
were aroused at about yesterday. by report
Of pistol shots apparently fired under their windows
Looking they discovered two men carrying third
person who appeared 20 be wounded They shouted to
the to stop and carry the wounded man into their
house. But al the sound OF their voices the
their burden, and, encouraging
nj eT me IeHn ms
II III great pain they disappeared in Ihe darkness IL il
supposed that the men had attempted the
vessels tying GreenpOint docks that one of them
tnot IN the No information