New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

offered q resolution that the Corporation Counsei
be requested to report the number OF judgments
obtained against the City from January 1905 70 'n'
present time the names OF the plaintiffs and whetoet
| any Of said judgments went by default Adopted
The Board then adjourned to Monday next
| CBrrUARY.-Madame Eliza B. Jumel, who
vas married 10 Aaron Burr in 1882, and soon AFTER
separated from him. resumng tho name OF her hf'' nus
hand. NJ Jumel a native Of France died at her resi-
depco on Washington flights. day before yesterday az
| an advanced ago.
Ambrose /. Jordan, for many years distinguished
member Of the bar in tiiscity died Sunday In the
NH v,ar Of his age His funeral will take place from
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION, at o'clock this Al
terneon.
| Ngw-YORK MUSEUM ASSOCIATION. Tho
New. York Museum Association design TO erect
magnificent museum at once Broadway near Union
or Madison squares. The Company have capital
they state OF $500 600 and the manager Mr. John Ban
ward seems confident that tie enterprise will be very
successful and yield large return upon the invest
ment.
BULLS HEAD, Monday, July 1--we md IN
market this morning 1924 bullocks, and We estimate
which will DO made up tomorrow morning. at copaid
erably over 900 head which is large supply for this
season Of the year, but IS the weather this morning
cool and favorable for trade although raining we are
not surprised to find prices pretty well maintained In
deed sonc Of the salesmen think the market little
better than Il was last Monday and good many
butchers declare they Lave paid higher rates to-day
II is probable they have for choice bnt In ouf OPINION
II they have they have got better cattle as the stock
ia. ~ al
quality. almost exactly they were lastWc thfts
l6d7c v ID for the best, aud for mnch larger hum
Der than sold for that last Monday. Good medium
quality steers sell az 59Ioc.. and this Lcndes some
nice droves Of Illinois steers, corn fed ast winter ana
ell grszed this Summer. Ordinary 10 Inferior stock
sold at IL lic but very few below IL. flic, ana
few very choice bulocks brought l7!c. As general
thing the afternoon trade has not been as good as 10
In tho morning and which the brokers held FOR The
prices per pound they were more free 10 accept
butchers estimates OF weight. We Judge that
not over one-sourth Of the cattle here to-
day through In first hands, and we
pretty sure that some ofthe specuators who bought
out Illinois drovers 81 Albany and Buffalo VIII not
grow rich upon tho profits. Cattle there were nearly
cent pound higher than the previous week-stdsic.
Abou, 800 head went East and the Albany yards
were entirely cleared. Government calls for only %
head this week but there sharp demand IRON out
oftown bu'chers Sheep are plenty, with no great
change in prices though trade less active The rates
3a6c. v n for sheep and lod l2ie y % for lambs
About so Ohio sheep average Toe ~ sold at 6c. Pelts
higher. swine, whlcn nave tsnu"u up INC "'rh
AZ. not active to day but corn hogs have sold at
l2to n and dstilers the best called out at Albany
sold at il.c. Eight car loads on the marse-hVe e1'
pccted
CRIMINAL CARELgSsSgss-A Boy AND GIRL
SHor.-on Sunday night Patrick Sullivan, who was
visiting some friends At the of Seventh.aye ara
Fifty fourth st. thought be would try the contents VI
his revolver by firing 1t through Of the windows
As he did So Jeey clifford and his sister. who were
passing the corner Of Fifty .thlrd-st and Broadway
received the contents. Tho pistol was loaded with
.ugs. one Of which knocked ont three Of the boys
teeth and thea lodged In his mouth while his sister
WAS seriously wounded in the neck by another Of the
missiles. The author Of this mischief was arrested and
committed by Justice Connolly. Tho victims reside III
broadway between Fiity.third and Fifty -fourthstA
ANOTHER SOLDIER ROBBED BY COURTEsASs.-I
On Sunday night James Brown, a returned soldier.
accompanied Ann Murray 10 the low den No. Null
berry.st and while there forcibly robbed by her
and Ellen richardson keeper Of the place of $40 in
Treasury notes. Yesterday they were arrested by
Capt. Jordan and Sergt Quinn Of the Sixth Precinct
and in tho possession Of the woman Richardson was
found portion Of the stolen money. They were COM
mitted for trial without bail by Justice Bowling. Tho
house where the robbery occurred is Of the most
notorious dens in the city. fewer than eight soldiers
and citizens having been robbed in il within short
time.
A SAILOR CRUELTY beaten BY A DEsPERA-
no.-On Monday morning Lewis Doser. sailor re-
alias Brooklyn Bill" well known desperado, quar-
relied in tie saloon No. Is Bowery and the latter beat
him on the head with laser.beer glass, inhicting
serious wounds Tho desperate then made bis escape
Doser was taken to the Tenth Precinct Police Station.
where his wounds we're dressed by the District Police
Surgeon.
ROBBED WHILE SLRgPISG.-John Lochrane,
residing 1T No lOs Seventhsye fell asleep Sunday
night in the basement Of the lodging house No. <e
Leonard-st, while intoxicated, and was robbed Of
and Edward Hampson. They we're arrested by Capt.
Jourdan Of the Sixth Precinct, and committed by JUS
tice bowling in defsnlt Of u, wv bail each.
ROBBED IN A DIsRgPuTABLB IIOUsE.-On
Sunday night Mr.. benjamin Kicker resident Of Ban.
forsythst accompanied disrepntabe fensle. named
Jenny White to the house No. AS Greenwichst, and
there robbed BY her OF Zoo She was arrested by
Officer Wakinshsw OF the Twenty .seventh Precinct,
and committed for trial by Justice bowling.
ANOTHER HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Mr.. John
Adams who does business at No "A Libery.st, while
ming from the Central Park Saturday evening
last. was attacked by three ruans and robbed Of his
purse which. fortunately. contained only u small
amount Mr. A. was alone at the time and no police.
man being near the robbers were enabled ~ make |
their escape undlstnrbed
Boy Run OVER NJ KILLED William Lepp-
er aged Is years was yesterday nun over at the cor
ner Of Ninthsye. and ifty.iirsst., by . Butchers
cart and 10 seriously injured that he died Just before
reaching 81. Luke's Hospital coroner was notified.
Internationally
LADIES SUMNER CATERS 81 PAIR !
CASrRELL IL dsposng Of bis och Of sht ooored GArxRs
at very low prices. aud as they just the articles 10 In
the country during the SUMNER advice say call 10 his
Establishment, No. SlJ Broadway between Eleventh and
T~sith.stG
IAdversementl
PINE APPLE CIDHR-Dr. TALBOT's Con !