The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-01

City Intelligence.
CLoSIrG SroREs-SUrDAr LIQuoR TRArruc.-It
will be from the subjoined documents, that the
Mayor is determined to enforce the law against selling
liquor Sunday and not only liquor but every other
description Of goods The Jews therefore, of Chatham
w to sh s rhs following
Police, and the notice suboned served up.n the
stores In the several districts Of police -
MAJORS OrrIck, June 80, 1919.
having been received that numerous stores in
a'R ss this
6% o "n Of Of ss
which prohibits all stores from being opened that day for
tho laws this subject SHOULD be by
all persons who subject to them
Therefore, it hereby enjoned upon all the and
keepers of groceries shops to close, and keep the
All Police are hereby required to see that this order
''' ''"'''N WIN e. 5. WooDGULL, Mayor
You hereby notified that keeping your store OPEN and
selling Offering sale goods sunday prohibited by
law You are notified that all goods exposed to sale
distributed the You will also take notice
viii forieiiuTo your License You viii Ss re.
CURED 70 show cause why it should not be revoked
THE FOURTH or JULY.-The following order has been
issued by Major General SANFORD counterman ding the
previous order for parade the 4th of July The
son assigned for this course one OF humanity fears
being entertained of great of caseof
from exposure TO the in the event of parade in
FIRST DIVISION N. Y. s. MILITIA.
DIVISION ORDERS.
Nrw YoRk June 80. 1s4o.
By the unanimous request of the Sanitary Committee
of the Common Council the parade ordered for the 4th
day of July next, Is hereby countermanded.
Commandments Of Brigadss and Regiments will forth
with countermand all orders Tor parade on that day
except for the detachentS detailed to fire the national
'' cHARLEs W. SANFORD,
Major General Commanding.
RoBr C. WErMoRE, Divis. Inspector.
CASE OF REAL DIsTREss.-About four weeks since
q W w ife nd fnur
children, arrived in this city from the old country
In few days aft their arrival the father took Tho
cholera and died. and in a week after his death the
mother was delivered Of two children both living The
poor is left in the most destitute condition,
with six orphans and to add to her Affections her
health Is enfeebed she is totally unable make
any exertions to relieve herself Under there cir
cumstances, the sympathes Of benevolent and hui
earnestly appealed behalf of herself and
children. The smallest assistance will be received by
MIR. Jefries, West ODD street.
An IArpupENT STAGE DRuER.-Frequent complaints
made against the rough and insulting language
and cotduc of some Of city stage drivers and
ptcialy towards ladies who happen TO be alone. One
Friday evening last, by the driver Of No A. Of Rey
nods Weart's Fourth avenue lineof stages. lady
took the stage in the lower part ~ the city
led by little girl and an infant child. At the
Of 10th street she stopped the stage, and handed
th0river more thanthe requisite money for the fare
Of herself and girl expecting of that he would
charge nothing for the infant, which Is customary
But he persisted in retaining all she gave him, and
when demonstrated with by "a gentleman in the stage
grossly insuted the lady, who then upon the
the ground by handing towards her the change from
the top Of the stage and which she could by posi-
blty reach. Finding that she not disposed to
climb upon the stage, in violent rage he threw the
money into his box and drove of. SO common has
the practice become Of insulting ladies' that is to be
hoped the proprietors Of that line will attend
to the In question and procure such driver his
stead as is possessed Of common decency IL the pro-
pretors will not have regard for those who may ride in
their stages and provide against the liability Of insult
the Mayor will most certainly have his attention called
to every case that may hereafter occur.
AcoDE,r.-John Brewer, a sailor, fell from the top
81 one of Mackre Simpsons stages yesterday about
three o'clock Z. M the of Lewis and gfth
streets He was immediately attended by Dr. Overton,
and sent to the City Hospital.
AcopySr.-Yestsrday,a at IL O'Clock, three Germans
fell from scafod in Macdougal street, between
washington Place and Fourth street. when Of them
was Killed ana the other Two dangerously hurt,
DROWNED James Williams q colored boy, accident
ally foil in the dock at the foot Of Fulton street. and
drowned notwithstanding the exertions that
made TO save him, by citizens and policemen.
DARN nv DRowSING.-The Coroner held inquest
yesterday, on Governors Island, the body Of Theo
dore Beaumsn German by birth and 20 years Of age
who came to his death by drowning no was soldier
the Island and went into the river to battle, and
was drowned Verdict, death by drowning.
Another inquest held 1T No 22l Second street,
The body Of boy. 10 years " age, named James T.
Williams who fell of the dock at Fulton Market and
before assistance could be rendered he was drowned.
Verdict accidental drowning