New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05


"As destroying. B, he voluntary sdmssior' Of ' "''
conspicuous ead,rs more lives than war pestlence aud
famine comblaed"
ENFORCING THE LAw-The City Faith
about to put In fierce the ordinance against sell
ipg meat fish, vegetables &C. in the streets thus stop
ping the music of those who make night hideous by
! screaming Hot Cora"
EASTERN DIsPENsARY.-The folio wing
the Report of Eastern Dlspensay for the month Of
July, leg:
Patients attended at O6ce-Mses, S3l Female, 1895.
At thtir D,r,uinss-Males, o. Females Ici Total
-. ysccinsted, -. Grand total, 1865
Number of deaths Is.
The whole number Of prescriptions put up during the
month 10 COT Largest number In day, Isl Small
est number In one day, %. Average per day, al
FoUNp DRowNED.-An inquest was
yesterday held at the foo, of Chsresst, North River
on the body of a coored man named Payne, native
New Jersey, 10 years of sse whose body was found
in the water at that place The Jury rendered YER
dict of death by drowning, under circumstances to
them unknown It TO- however, supposed that deceased
tie time Of his death sleeping upon hay stack
which stood upon the pier from which he rolled of
into the water.
An inquest was also held upon the body
Of man who identified Canadian who for.
merly attended oyster saloon at Pier No. North
River whose body yesterday toundn the dock foot
Of Dusne.st. verdict of death by drowning
dercd BY the Jury Deceased was about Is years o.
ase.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-An
interesting Temperance meeting was held on Tuesday
evening in the Mariners Church. Roosevel,st. dis.
cussion was announced between gentleman In favor
OF legal .ussion and the Maine law, and gentleman
opposed to the same. Mr. Richard Austin opened the
discussion by eloquent address showing the elects
Of TIE Maine sSf1f5ur family circles, and In the de
crease Of crsf~snT lts constiononsty. SC. He wa,
followed BY the speaker the other eide bu. hnding
after saying Il a coerciye sw, that he could
mske outan argument resumed bis seat, when Mr. Ed
win A. Ware arose and made excellent and eloquent
address in favor OF such law He cOnented for moral
suasion for the drunkar but legal suasion for the
seller He closed bis address with eloquent appeal
10 the audience 10 sustain a the next election who
In favor of the Maine law, and nothing short of L.
vote was then taken of those that were in favor and
would sustain the Maine law the polls mex. November
when out Of that audience Of 100 all but two voted in
favor OF H. The discussion will continue next Tuesday
evening when any persons that have arguments to set
forth against legal suasiOn the Maine law invited
TO attend.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.-Otficer
Webster Of the Fifth Ward, yesterday arrested
Mrs Elizabeth Dockham, residing at No. 10 Greenwich
st. charge of steang three silk dresses and other
property the value of so, belonging TO Miss Emma
Stafford resident OF the same house 1t appears that
the accused accompanied Mise Stafford 20 the Battery,
which is very near their place Of residence They
had been there but short time, when Mrs d. made
excuse 10 return TO the house snd requested Miss s.
10 wait on the Battery until she returned Is Is alleged
that the accused then went 10 the house and entered
the of Miss from which she stole the property.
Her husband convicted in the Court of General
Sessions in July last of assault and battery and fined
siC0 10 stand committed I'll the fine should be paid
He yet in prison. aud it Is supposed that his wife stole
for the purpose OF raising money to get him cut She
was committed.
DIsORDERLY HoUsEs.-A woman named
Mary Parker, together with i've of the female inmates
of her house yesterday arrested by officer Wiley
the former charged with keeping dsoriery house at
No - Laurens st, and the latter with being warrants.
! They were taken before the Justice and committed to
! prison hotel thief, named VIM. Mason who, with
bis mistress boarded at the house, uso arrested
and locked up understood that he Is wanted at
| New. Orleans 70 answer a charge of felony
| woman, named Harriet Forester, yesterday
! arrested charged with keeping disorderly house at
the north west corner OF Broadway end Canast Tho
house Is said to be kept open all night and resorted
| by thieves rowdes and other loose characters She
was committed by Justice Stuart in default OF $1,000
| ball
CHARGE OF AssAULTING POLICE CAP
TAIN Shortly sitter 10 o'clock, on Friday night an
alteration ensued between saah Rynders prominent
politician and Assist Captain Garrett of Sixth Ward Po
lice, while they were ~ the Gem saloon IN Brosdway
near the inester IN winch IS charged tnM hynders
seIZeo Caps uaIIe" W uio 'uios', ao ocaI nun "lsu
bis fists In svolent manner Yesterday morning com.
plain. made by Capt Garrett before Justice Bogart
"a ia ., mo- 20 Tho ssrvna Of ,be
. IN no. baI5 30 bsr IN Tho sno, Of s200 10 =,
Ter will take place in day or two.
ATTEMPT TO ROB.-T1eSday, the 81
I'm, q, = o.,locs p N asaMr Janes r Quick stoo
in front Of hi, re,ience In sixth 81 near Avenue A.
80, - -. rovSIss s,en 1ed nm to him and ATTEMPTED
pA.'y -; s. - IN 81 biIi, ond = vor,, v,IIeIIe
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