New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY
William Perry, age a, committed suicide1n
his rooms at No. 100 souhs, Saturday, by taking
Isndanum.
The Grand-st. and Desbrosses Ferry Street
Car Company have placed new cars upon the line called
The ladies car"
The Pacific Mail steamship Acapulco sailed
Nap M Saturday for Aspinwall via Kingston Jamaica
with 26s passengers and 1880 tons OF freight
The report of the POlicemen's Mutual Aid
Association SHOWS there have been IL deaths during
the past three months and that Sl4A have been pald
30 the widows and heirs. -
A steam-kettle exploded in the plaster-mill
No 572 wests Saturday afternoon scading Peter
Hyleshn German aged IS years who resided with ms
family in HoboEeD, SO severely that he ded soon a'e'
ward.
The statistics of last week are as follows
Licenses granted by the Excise Board, 2o; police ar
rests 77 births 49e marriages, TO- deaths $50 loss
house dodgers, eO49.
Cecilia Coyle, age 6, whose parents reside at
No East ThireeDthst, run over by large truck
IN front OF her parents BON Saturday and In
etanty killed The driver John Gainey, OF NO 4lS East
I1fteeDtb-st., arrested.
The De Lag Sale Union, an organization
composed OF the graduates Of the Christian Brothers
Schools, received Holy, Communion in a body in the
chapel OF the De La Sale Institute NOS g. 40 49, ana 'O
6eeondst. at a. ID yesterday.
Preparations are making by the Swiss popu-
laton Of this country 10 celebrate shooting festival
simultaneously with the celebration of the Jubilee OF
the Federal Shooting Society In switzerland The time
fixed for tue 10th, 21s 22d. and 23d OF July,
1s74, at Union schutzen Park, Union Hill, Nj
Commissioner Van Mort makes the follow
3ng Of public received by the Depart
OF Public Works during the week ending Saturday:
FOR Croton water rent and penalties, s,457 90; for
tapping 0roton pipes exc 5o for vault permits Oi 2Si
Dor permits s30 for sewer pipes sold 10 con-
tractors, si27 80 Total slOl2O2 25.
The United States steam-sloop Shenandoah,
Eap FleOrowD arrived in this port Saturday morning
fO cruise Of three years and eight months. She left
Boston Sept. T. 1870 under command OF Capt @. III.
Wells for Ls.on and after visiting almost all the
ports the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts OF Eu-
rope, started for home Dec II, 1873 touching AT ST.
ehoWss and Key West, at which port Capt PhlleproWn
Yesterday would have been pleasant though
roId DAY had 1t not been for the sharp piercing wind
which swept through the Streets especially those along
the North and East rivers. warm sun thoroughly
previous by rain mingled with snow. The mercury
has had downward tendency during the past week.
nnd the atmosphere yesterday did not raise IT, 1t
probably the coldest average day OF the month,
The various German Trades Unions met yes
leIday morning at the GermaDia Assembly Rooms. to
discuss state OF affairs relating to the labor move
ent and take action for better organization J. Kauf
mann elected chairman. Addresses were delivered
ty Messrs. Homslghausen, Vogt, babal ana others.
Eneish Trades Unions and take such action may be
thought best TO organize the Unions and lay out plan
for future action.
The school ship Mercury, Capt. P. Giraud,
with the Reform school Of the Commissioners
of Charities Correction, arrived in the Lower Bay
Hsturday evening, remaining there yesterday: She
Will be tOTed up 10 the city this morning DurlnR Inc
cruise Of five MONTHS she has visited Martinique and ST.
Thomas leaving the later port April Pnrag the stay
IL ~ IhOmas the Nessel was N',leu 1 tne ocers OF n
y. NJ ironead Belleroph0n No sickness mas occurred
during the cruise and at the present time the 27 boys
ane al IL good health.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 49,
H. G. Hull has been appointed assistant TO
United States DistricAttorney, in place Of Vim. ID.
Hughes, vesiened.
VIM. Moran, aged 8, years, fell from the
second story window Of No 4g7 Presdenst yesterday
and reeeaved mortal injuries.
Long Brothers, liquor dealers, who sold aleo-
hoc stmulants the boy Regney who died from thets
sneets, wIs nned 80 yesterday ~ Nudge Morse, for
violating the provisions Of the Excise law.
Isabella Gill, who sued ex-Sherif McNamee,
70 recover the value OF seds seized BY the latter when
Sheriff obtained a verdict Saturday In the supreme
Court s25sO 10 The case has been twice taken 10
The Court OF Appeals
Catherine Daily, aged 81, residing in Huds
sep, near Myrte-ave. attempted 10 commit suicide on
Saturday night by swallowing quantity OF laudanuE,
purchased at the drug store OF William knight al Fui-
iou-st aud Fatbushave. she was discover suffering
from the Of the drug and taken - the CITY Hos
Fital where andotes were gwen al she Will probably
= A. w. II. Gill, Sx-Deputy Tax Collector,
ssauet whom Is Indictments have been found for em-
tezzlngeity moneys taken. habeas corpus, be-
lore Judge McCue Saturday TO have the amount OF
he ban specified Judge McCue asked the District
ATTORNEY what he wished to say about the proposition
e. admit Gl bail. Mr RodnIan said he regarded the
matter already settled as the County Judge had re
fused 20 permit Gill; in consideration OF the enormty OF
his efense, TO bail Gi had been puroinng the public
money 20 Gen B. F. Tracy. counsel for Mr.
Gill asked that the further consideration OF che case
might be postponed few days. that ne might examine
the law the subiec. The D:rici;AtOrney +! con,
sented and the case was adjourned until tomorrow at
yOa IL. Gil was remanded 10 jail
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Board Of Fire
Commissioners meet at p today to hear testimony
and decide as to the election of Chief Engineer with
reference to which there contest the ground that
mesa votes were The police aud school fund in
rhe CITY Treasury Is exhausted. The police have not
beer paid months and the school teachers nave
authorizing City Treasurer TO these arrears from
other funds OF which has 10000 in bank TO the
extent OF $4,000 is gratifying 70 those interested The
snount named Will suffice pay all TO date.
several prominent residents. Including several city
Grand Jury of the Court OF oyer and Terminer, which
conyenes the Courthouse to-day, to give testimony
the case Of one OF the Aldermen OF the second ward
who charged with having cockpit on his premises
Coroner Mauger will hold al inquest to-day at tue
Second Precinct statiOnhouse on the body OF male IN
FAINT apparently about seven days DID, found sewed In
bag Jacks Creek. Hunters Point last Thursday
Detectives who have been engaged n working up the
case believe they have discovered elew hat VIII lead
70 the arrest Of the murderers.
GREEsPoRT.-Complaints having been sent TO Wash
ipgton by residents OF Connecticut engaged in fishing
under q fishing license granted by tho United States
alleging that they had been unduly mterfered with aud
subjected 10 criminal prosecutions by the authorities
Treasury has directed W. H. King, Surveyor Of Customs
this port TO make inquiry into and report upon ali
the facts pertaining TO such similar Interference
The extensive jurisdiction claimed for the town this
croachng upon the right Of the United States TO regu
late commerce, &c, in naygabIe waters A portion
OF the bay covered by this claim is SAID 70 be 10 to Is