New-York tribune., 1874-07-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

/ Tho referee in the case of T.. X. Winshp,
charged with fraud will render his decision next
day. -,
Only 1870 immigrants arrived at Castle Gar
den yesterday. The steamer State OF Pennsyi'ama
| brought 49, and the steamer lndia U'
| During the last three DAYS Commissioner
shields has issued warrants for the arrest OF quor
dealers for not paying the special tax imposed on tne
by the United States Most oi them arc Sni'i i''"''
dealers.
The present dog pound being too small, the
| Eighteenth Ward market will be used as tempo
rary House OF Detention" One thousand eight hunu
red dogs nave been killed at the pound sihco ~ was
established.
| The schedule of steamers appointed to con-
yey the United States mails foreign countries during
August saws that no mails for Cuba Will be dispatched
| from Philadelphia during that mouth MAILS, however
will leave this port aud Baltimore Tor CUBAN ports'
! Commissioner Blunt reports that Gov. Dix
has lust signed a bill permitting the erection or ware
houses on the shoa south Of Governors Island The
plans for the warehouses were prepared by Cen Ne"-
ton, filed in the Office OF the Secretary oi state
Judge Larremore says that the new act al
lowing courts OF record to send to the Marine
Court must be construed in connection with former
statutes, which limit that court to action Wheh tAe
| amount claimed Is less than sl,uOO
| Mullins attempt to walk 900 miles IN SIX
days fell so dissraeefuly short OF the mark last night
that Mr. Hnrd, the manager OF the Hippodrone, en-
tered rng the close OF the performance ana put
stop 10 the affair. The total number of miles walked
sunday night was l59 miles.
Prof Donaldson will start at 430 p. M to-
day on a trial trip 10 his new balloon from Barnsins
Hippodrome at Msdison-aye. and Twenty-seyentb-st
He will take five journalists with him, and expects to
be In the air The balloon is AZ feet IN di
ameter and will contain $500 cubic feet OF gas IL was
constructed for the purpose o discovering the eaSey
currents
Paul Schneider, aged 90, of Newark, n. D.,
secured a room at tue Hotel du Canada at No
10 Chatham-st. on Wednesday night, aud was found
yesterday morning lying on his bed with newly-emp
tied two-ounce bottle cbloroform the table beside
him. He was taken at the Park Hospitalwhe!e he
slowly recovered consciousness and now fast recover
ing He admitted that ne had attempted suicide put
refused to state any cause for the act From papers
drop on returning Consciousness, Is believed, now
ever. that 1t is a case Of disappointed love-
In the case of Charles Is. Orvis, the alleged
iorger Of bonds of the Buffalo NewYork and Erie Rail
road Company bail filed at $4,000. Robinson. Chase
& Co. write The TRIBUNE that some Of the papers have
of late by mistake spoken OF the aforementioned
rorged bonds as OF the Buffalo and Erie Railroad
The Buffalo and Erie Railroad (now the eastern division
OF the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway mas
only issue OF bonds outstanding, known as bulaio
npn femptcd The Buffalo New-York and Erie Railroad
Ceased by the Erie Railway Is the Company upon whose
issue Of bonds counterfeit was recently executed
At a meeting of the German Republicans of
| the XIvth Assembly District last night, member
brought forward complaint that the Republican Cen
tra Committee had disregarded both their cOmmunca
uons and their delegates and that at the last meeting
OF that body which petition OF great importance TO
party pre9ented, il was tabled IN spite OF me
pOtestations OF the delegates. lie then made motion
that German Republicans OF the hlNth Dstrlct re-
call their delegates from the Central Committee. sepa-
rate themselves entirely from that body, ana JON some
other central organization This proposition was lald
over lil the various Republican clubs OF tue dstrlet
| could be consulted on the subject
The Commissioners Of Docks resolved yes
terday that a resolution relative TO membranes on
piers and bulkhea and distractions In slips, offered on
June 25 by Commissioner Budd should be submitted to
the CORPORATION Counsel order that lie might advise
the Board as TO the expedent and effective method
10 he adopted TO the entire and permanent re-
mOyal of tie DISTINCTIONS abuses, ana hicsa lsur-
ons referred Ia therein. The Application OF the Com
of Public Works have the use of the dock AZ
Eghtysixh-s, North River, for lis department, was
deLied because the business OF tha locality demands
dock should DC kept open Tor the use oil tho
plbic
Detective Thomas Sampson arrested Edward
T. Kendrck IN New-st yesterday, on bench warrant
issued by Recorder Hacket in October last Kendrck
was arrested over year ago complaint Of Seneca
Thomas and Betsy Harlow for grand larceny and re-
ceiv!uc stolen goods. John Houghtang and Ignatus
Flynn signed bail bonds for $4,000 each for his appear
ance for trial in the Court Of Sessions and he
was released. The day Of the trial came-Oet 1876
bu the defendant did rot appear and the BAN bonds
were therefore forfeited The police learned that
he had departed from the city whereabouts
were unknown As already stated he was arrested yes
terday He was locked up al Police HeaGqll ana
the DstrictAttorney was lniorued OF the arrest.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Wotman IN the OF the child Willie Weilacher, who
died from the effects OF an accidental blow OF police
mans club on June 1s at Eeventhst. and First-aye
The mother OF the child testified that she carrying
him IN her arms when Officer suppeo Of the seventeenth
Precinct, while 1Ourishing his club to drive away
crowd of oafers the corner accidentally struck the
child The Jury rendered verdict OF death from wounds
inflicted by officer StppeO while in the discharge ot ms
duty generating him from all blame, but admonlshing
hm be more careful in the use Of his CLUB Onlcer
stppeo ihercupon charged out not before Cor0
ner WotInan administered 10 him severe Teprimand
declaring that had business to flourish his CLUB
about had the club being intended for earn
est purposes. not for display aud intimidation
Mrs. Zalsberg of No. "A Forsyth-st., was re-
ported at the Coroners Office yesterday to be tdying
from the effect OF injuries received five or six weeks
ago It appears from the statement Of the woman's
husband that she bought teakeJe from the tin store
Of Joseph Cohen & Sou, No. 10 Bayard-st., which
leaked she went the next day to exchange it, but the
Couens, both Of whom were present. refused TO
change it, she then asked TO have her money back
and on that being also refused threw the kettle down
md tccau abusing the prOpretors. The latter ordered
Ter out Of the but she would not aud said she
vould remain until she received her money back
be TWO oleus then assaulted her, pushing her ard
he door knocking her down and IL Is said, kicking her
nm the abdomen. She picked up and helped home
where she been since suffering severely from
her injuries. DpooUrvE
Kate Stoddard says that she prefers the
Kings County jail her quarters iu the Lunatc Asylum
al AuUurn
The Penitentiary Committee of the Board
Of Supervisors opened proposals Yesterday for furnish
ing the IenItentdry. No contracts were awarded.
Burglars entered the machine shop OF Au-
ops, Wohlart at No I3l Leonard-st., about yes
ielday and purloined IL OF property valued at $1,000.
A large amount of property on which assess
ne,s remain unpaid advertised TO be- sold Sept
unless the shall cancel the claims before that