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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
BROOKLYN NEWS.

THB ALLEGED MURDER IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
PA-Constable Jacob Chrisman Of Po.tsvle, schuyk u
County arrived In this city few days since with re-
ouson for Dennis Pagan who chsrged with the murder
OF one Robert Gardiner perpeste alleged In or near the
town OF Low berry some time 10 August 1904 Mary Eagan
the wife OF the accused s also In custody accessory
The parties with their children three In number) VIII be
taken 70 Pennsylvania 20 day Two men, charged with being
are s large bot believed DO In the vicinity
If Pot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

BuRGLAaY.-The feed store Of G. W. Childs,
corner OF Kent flononfy entered BY
fur young about O'Clock yesterday morning and
number OF articles stolen One OF tho accused named
James Higgins arrested by Officer Griffin OF the Forty.
fourth Police Precinct large lot OF stolen clothing valued
At CAS- was found bis residence. Other missing properly
xalned al ahout 40 has vet been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
lAnnouncements.l

PROFILE House, Franconia Notch, n. H.-Ihis
uou., ia now omen Tor visitors the extensive additions
which made during the past l months capable OF
class hotels in and Boston, aud 50 day ss has
been very freely reported by outside parties nae our business
TAFT, TyLKS L 0AEBSLRAy. proprtetora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

FELL Down FLIGHT OF STAIRs.-Coroner Gam
bic on Saturday held inquest at Bellevue Hospital on the
body Of John H. Knobesen who died from injuries received
by falling down stairs his boarding house No 80 East
Twenty.fh st. on the morning OF the Gath nit. verdict
OF accidental rendered BY the jury Deceased was
a native Of Germany aged IL years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

SERIOUS AccIDRyT.-A boy nine years OF age,
named Frank Steele residing Aadi.onst 5ea! bedford
striking the tagging with bis bts sustsDed fracture VI
the shul His condition 10 prscariOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

A SINGULAR HABITATIOy BENEATH PIER
Lately Capt Thorne OF the Forth Police Precinct has is
the under his command TO arrest all va
grant boys they may find wandering about the piers
On Saturday officer Connolly three boys named John
ONen Edward DE COrsey and Patrick Campbell loahng
Pier East River He attempted TO arrest them
and they took refuge beneath the pier The officer followed
was surprised 10 find house about fifteen feet long by eight
high constructed of boards and mbes stolen IN al proba-
bity In the vicinity The foundation had been raised ligA
enough 10 escape the high tide The floor covered win
mating and the premises contained cooking stove TWO
lengths Of pipe and flee pots tin Illes cups stools e
old chairs and quite number or other articles.
small pantry end Of this singular haoaoh contained
provisions all Of when had doubtless been stolen This place
whose were confined principally the wharves
groceries adjacent The three boys mentioned above
were crested aud Hogan committed them 70 the
OF the Commissioners Charities and Corrections BY order
of Capt Thorne the aquatic habitaton destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

CoLLIsIoS-A collision occurred in Atlantc.st on
Saturday caused the break Of one Of the Jamaica Railroad
cars giving vsy The against another car In ad
vance and considerable damage resulted Several persons
were more less injured bat none serionsly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

PHILADELPHIA Saturday. June 30 1906
The contest for the billiard championship of Pennsyl-
vania, between f. j. Plunkett aud Robert T. Rya re-
suited in victor" for the former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

ROBBED BY COMPASroSs.-Late on Saturday night
John Of No so Front st. made the acquaintance
Of John Prince alias German. Stephen Hays alias Rooney
and two other Young men, and party made the tour Of most
Of The drinking saloons. About midnight while
passing through Fletcher one Of the party stole from Green
shouted FOR help Prince and Hays arrested by Ocers
Whtta and Sickle Of the Second Precinct but their con
were committed for trial by Justice Hogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

DIED IN POLICE CELL-Oticer Davis OF the
Sixth Precinct Saturday night found Frederick Hitler
native Of Germany aged IS years Mubeyst grossly 10.
,e.tea He wa, taken to the satonhouse and committed
to cell At O'clock Yesterday morning he was foS1d ,sy
bsid an innues and verdict OF death from inemperhnce
was rendered by the jury The residence Of deceased s
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

STABBIYa ARRAY IN PBARL-sr. - on SUNDAY
morning Daniel Sullivan and Michael Quinn quarreed 'no
Garner of Pearl and Park % and Sullivan stabbed his OPP
moment In the inicng severe wound Inc injured
man was taken TO the NewYork Hospital His asaiant was
arrested By Officer Conway Of the Sixth Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS PROM THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF The WEST SIDE AssocAroN-At a regular
meeting the Executive Committee Of the West Side Asso
citation held the Goth day Of June 1866 the following pre-
ambe and resolutions were unanimously adopted: ,
Uh Al the last session OF the Legislature an act was passed
ened Az Act enable the Commissioners Of the Central Para 10
make further the City 4 NewYork and rseo'
this law provided that proceedings shall be had or taken
body opening or Improvement within
the comprehendd between and hiy h on me
Park and Manhattan Square the east Seventy
south, and the Hudson River the
# the Central Park Con missone except
complete that bad aeady been contracted or and rheaf
the Common Council about passing resolutions directing the open
end contemplating other proceedng "rhn
without the OF the Centril Pak Conmissone
such unauthorized proceedings If carried out viii be
aud
speedy completion Of the proposed great public improvements and
chsnges designed IN this part Of the city therefore
Reod That respectfully remonstrste against the adoption OF
the Common Council previously asked
consented by the Central Park Commissioners
Ke0ef That copies Of this preamble and fesouons DC Trans
ed His Mayor the Presidents Of the Boards OF
the Common Council aud the Controller Of the Central Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

ACCIDENTALLY DRowSBD.-Jsmes Let's, well
known citizen Of the Seventh Ward Wednesday last fe
from the pier at the of Ninety into the East River
and WAS drowned Yesterday the body was recovered an
co1onsr Gamble was notified TO hold an inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

THEFT OF CLorH.-On Saturday night, Michael
ouohoe aged 10 years. was arrested charge Of having
stolen quantity Of cloth from Mr. David Lasky OF No. 100
Broadway The accused admitted his guilt and sad tnst
posed Of them TO Thomas Mloney tailor No 30 0ver
vo pieces Of goods found by Omcer an
Nsme Of the Fourth Precinct the possession OF Msloney
and he was arrested the charge OF receiving stolen goods
Yesterday. Justice Hogan committed the prisoners 10 Tue
iTomn for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

EXPLOSION oP A FLUID LAMP-A GIRL FATALLY
BuRSED bout O'Clock last evening alarm Of fire was
sounded for Second District originating from the bursting
Of ru amp the house Of Mrs. KearDs No 80 Harrison.
Al M e Of Trr Kearns named Catharine Norris aged IL
years bad amp in her hand when exploded and set her
clothes ON fire. Although everything possible was done TO
ertiprxsb the sue she dready burned that her
recovery considered impossible Serg Ferer and oheeIs
lhr snd Sutton II the Forty third Precinct Police con-
veyed the unfortunate girl TO the L. College Hospital In
preJps to this fire. Hose Co. No 6 came in collision with
Greenwood cGr damaging 1t considerably Several passen
gers on the rear platform narrowly escaped injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

SINKING OF A STEAM-TUG-OSB MAN DROWNED
Soon after o'clock Friday night the steamug Wyoming
sunk at Pier No T. r. On Saturday afternoon she was raised
and the dead body Patrick GeD the fireman found
In the ngneroom. Yesterday Coroner Grover held an IN
on the body From the evidence il would appear that
the deceased the habit of sleeping the tug and on
the night question the engineer ordered him TO MI the tank
with Cron water Ii supposed that the deceased after
turning on tel asleep and the tanks becoming
full the OVERLOOKED and thus sunk the boat verdict
drowning rendered by The jury deceased
was q native Of ireland, aged "a years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
ATTEMPTED HIoHwAY RoBBERY.-Between ar


ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBDBRY.-Between and
O. m Yesterday Mr. John Gallagher residing In frostsf De-
tween Lorimer.st. and Union ave-. T. d. was attacMd
ave- and severely beaten Mr. Gallagher had Just eft DIS
residence when and took the prechuon OF leaving
large sum Of money. which he In the habit OF carving
about his person. with his family His assalans tnefeioie
failed obtain any plumber and In revenge lot thcn failure
beat him cruelty.
ASSAULT ON PoLICBMAS-Sergeant Maddox
and Officer Reed Of the FoysIth Precinct undertook TO ar
rest man named George Hood in hoKibbens. T. d. on
charge Of assault and battery preferred against him by Anne
Saturday night when Hood assaulted Oncer heed
badly but be was ns ana smo 40 0 TO
Hood knocked down and secured by Sergeant MADDOX
baed by Justice Walton yesterday seems
Hood formerly the husband OF Anne Cross ana mat
she left hin discovered that he had another wife
living Since then Hood has constantly prosecuted her'
ILLICIT DIsTILLATIOS OF WHIsKY.-lt IS under
stood that for long time there has been an immense
business In the Illicit dstation OF whisky IN the East
District and the Internal Revenue detectives have been
instrumental in bringing to justice large number OF men
rear thei building OF Grand and Eighth ss and
while fremen work In ngushng H. they dis
covered Illicit still The place was therefore seized by In
CHARGES OF GRAND Acknowledgment Maddox
and Officer videtto Of the Forty fifth Precinct Friday
night last arrested James White and Max Nsdsey residing
at the Of Suffolk and Rvingtons NFwNork on aus
pcion OF being implicated With LOUIS Crst'ns alias Bal
chen IN fraudulently obtaining horse n lag rom Mr.
George c. Wood. Of No 66 South siX ',', time since
Csrstens arrested Satnrday f'L.r3 'ier and
Krone. All the parties will be heart H. Daley on
Tuesday.
IScoRRBCT.-A statement appeared Ne OF the
Brooklyn papers Saturday, TO the Ell Gentleman at
No o5 South First,t E. D. was robLcd "a Coo in gold
The gentiepau denies the truth Of the stofy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

FIRR.-A carpenter shop in Cnmberland-st., nea
Dekalb ave- owned by Thomas Kelly destroyed BY hr
about O'Clock last evening" Loss e20ono insurance IN
Are supposed TO have been the work OF On ineendiay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

MAYHEM Patrick Walsh, residing at No. 52i
West Thirty fourth on Friday night last assaulted by
James Baybam near his residence Hearing the Officer
Nr,rav ~ thu Twentieth Precinct ran TO the spot and
tempted TO arrest who resisted and finally succeeded
in wrenehng hand Of the officer his baton ana ten
rnck him on the head with H. The officer finally succeeded
in reganng his baton when the prisoner seized the undep
and bit portion OF IL on
causing serious Disagreement. He finally reduced to
ubmson and taken to the Station House and on Saturday
Justice Dodge committed him for trial without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

THREATENING To TAKE LIPE.-On Saturday night
Mclaughlin quarreled with Edwin Farrell Of No II
West Twenty evenh at the OF SiIhaye and Sew
and finally drawing pistol brandishsd In q
threatening manner declaring he would shoot one who
terfered with him. Officer Mckenzie Of the Twenty eighth
Precinct hearing the disturbance came up and notwhstand
ing the threats the ruan took him into custody Yesterday
he was committed by Justice Dodge He native OF Ire
land eyed 80 years and resides at No. 02 West Nine
teAutngt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
Getty NE ws.

TR0TTIYG on THE FASHION C0URsB.-A purse OF
g OoO will be rottcd Fashion Course at p M to
day BY Dexter George " Patchea jr, Gen. Butler. and
Commodore Vanderbilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

SERIOUS STABBISG ARRAY BETWEEN ABANDONED
FEMALEs-A early hour Saturday evening two disso
lutte named Rebecca Revee and Josephine Adams
the Of Prince and Greeness and renewed
old quarrel Blows ntercbanged, and finally Rebecea
stabbed her opponent in the M breast and hand with knife
inhictng wounds that in the breast narrowly
capped being fatal Had the knife entered inch higher it
would have passed through tho heart Immediately ~ the
assault the assaan arrested by Officer ITn of the
Eighth Precinct and taken the sationh0use where she
locked for the night She aged % years and re-
sided Greene Tho wounded conveyed TO
Police headquarters where Surgeon Pooer dressed h r
wounds she then taken her residence No lh
reeue.sf origin Of the quarrel is said have been
jealousy the part II the assa.lnt
Yesterday the prisoner arragned before Justice Dodge
who committed her for trial in default Of bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

EXCURSION OF THE BAYK-sr NJ. f. SUNDAY
scHoo-The second annual excursion Of the Bauks NJ T.
Sunday School took place Friday last at Dr. Grants Iona
Island West Point the Hudson River Iona Island
charming place encirced by mountains and located In
very retired spot It has goo 900 worth Of grape vines
on IT, Dr. Grant has before gwen permission for bis
grounds be used by excursonss bat this occasion gen
erouy accorded the School Committee the privilege Mayor
Hoffman short time since sent letter 10 Dr. Grant asking
that this school be permitted to his place which the
Doctor kindly granted and this way the ground
cured The day all that could be desircd the shone
brightly the air cool and bamy and the officers aud
children in best spirits Arrived al tie ground Dr.
Grant invited the party Numbering about 600 his chapel
where his entertained them with organ solo and several
other pieces being assisted by several ladies' Of the Doctors
family and Prof Heeman. Addresses were then made by
Rev. NJ. d. Crawford presiding Elder. the Rev. ID. J.
Marks Pastor OF the school, Dr. Grant and W w. Cornell
The children then sang several pieces eredta This
Of the peasanest excursions that has left our city
this The steamer Thomas Coyer chartered for the
excursion and Graas eth Regiment band accompanied the
excursionsts All the children OF the school were present
the majority Of them accompanied by their parents THIS
Sunday School under the pastoral Of the Rev. d. l.
Marks and the superintendent Of Mr. Reeves j. Senes
and does much good the west side Of our city and 10 IN
most hOurishing condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

ISCoRRBCr.-A statement appeared ne of the
BROOKLYN papers Saturday to the eh Gentleman at
No lo6 South Firs +. d TobJcd VI a. Coo in gold.
The gsntspau denies the truth Of the stoIJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02

Gov. Worth of North Carolina has addressed the
following letter the special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
IN answer to inquiries respecting desuon in that State;
EXECUTIVE DErARTMTST or NORTH CABoLEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30

basement House. on Forty-second street, DxosxlO0
elegantly furnished, $22000 partially furnished $4,000
in perfect order. Possession Immediately.
FISH 4 BLIvEN, 544 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30

LN0R SALE-ON STATEN ISLAND, COUNTRY SEAT
at Clifton with immediate possession; pleasantly To-
Gated the landing fine house and outbuldngs shade
snug cs@mSrta6e cettage containing ten rooms ground
Of Land Garretsons station. Price $3 100 Apply
JOURNEAY, No. 8 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ENOR sALE-A VALUABLE CORNER ON BROADWAY
with an H. between Wall and Fulton streets, suitable
Tor bank insurance company or private capitalist
FOR particulars apply to ALLEN Il BROWN,
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30

MINE NEW HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO EXCHANGE.
IN Forty Houses in Brooklyn, from $500 to $1,000:
some very desrabe; some very cheap Valuable farm at
residences for sale and exchange the best brown
House in Now York for $3O000 another for $4,000 II
You want anything sold send II 10 RIDER, II Broadway
&c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Jersey City.
DnArn psrIxun TRExEys-A man named william
Hagan vas found III the streets Of the First ward on
Wednesday afternoon suffering from deiirum
bcing covered with water h taken the Almshouse
and placed cen cases AZ one O'Clock
yesterday morning he died. In Of his rational
the wretched stated that had recently lost his wife
which had depressing effect HIS mind cared
not what became of him. Deccnsed thirty age
and native Of Ireland An held yesterday
afternoon when verdict returned according tho
foregoing facts.
H0bOkcn.
CHrD DRskarioS.Abous six O'Clock yesterday evening
female infant child about four weeks old found in
De Granvfes ynrd, No 4Hudson Terrace IL was thinly
clothed and quite cold though all the
the opinion that the infant living the spot hut short
time was given IN charge 70 the poor master who
vey"J 70 lady who had lately lost child, and who de-
sired 10 adopt ons instead.
Newark.
FATAL SrABsfSc CAs-sfichael Noon, was recently
STABILIZED by Patrick Maegne. died Tuesday Maegue
IL custody
RoSxo JUrlxr.--iohn Mccormick has figured twics
before tho public within week yet, with thirst
for notoricy he foncs his dnes sR into publicity. He
took walk "Wednesday evening with vermneIe
whose sake he alleged he stabbed rival and while taking
Ner rounds under the favor 0f tho inronssnt oo1
drew kuife and inflicted several sahes In her hesd He
after frrcsted. I'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02
EXTENSIVE BURGLARY In NEWARK.

The Safe Of Fire Insurance Company Hr0keu
Opes and Robbed or Sixty Tbsssand Dollars
Worth Of United States securities-E.ca of
the Burgiars-A Cine 20 Their Idestity, SC.
On Wednesday night the caof the Ms4hanks' Fire In
surance Company, located No 20 broad street, Newark
j. vas broken open robbed governena and other
securities 70 the amount of $eaU00
PRRxsss
70 which the burglars gained comprised rooms
separated by glazed folding The apartment
reached by two doors leading into the street. apart
ss the onsinesa Office Of the On sds OF this
room was small above, wherein stood the mhedded
in ihe wall The second ansrtmsnt formed extension
tnea S SI, so % ss o cn b. or
on me street lne OF the wildnws OF the axtenT
,s%Ss SsrE sss"s ss
on sss nDoa s ss
81 nn ans s me S9s h o. the wps"w 81 e,
having having r.sosr.s tsis, the sssisss route By
Of The burglary made a, eight O'clock YESTERDAY morning
s''sreo ed ne s
the once bclne locked rs u. IL y a.ar have W
opened them BY means Of false keys and carefully closed
eject The ssep,acle Of Herring make. but h'a
ton lock and an iron was stretched honontay acr"ss
and o. the @Ao Tss Sss
he hsS sd s a" s or pryrs
cpen the little commandment and drawer In which the secu
rses sesa and %asss he
burglars evidently disdain,ng any legal pers
and only caring for the vAusbles which they been
tunate enough TO secure.
A TO rprxr-ry or rsw rrrYrvvs
exists from the fact that Mr. Bunnel who
the Office towards eight O'Clock night
robbery two young OF whom he able give
toersbly accurate description entering the place nv the
he and os s
ected having aeen the when apprset Of the details OF
the burglary One of the employees If the
membered that few days since of youthful an
Of the bank absent and under preence Of making
inquiries the Of insurance policy upon
property In the neighhoring Of Elizabeth had
stepped towards the back OF the and taken observa
tions the position Of the minutes
partial description OF thes. tailed
with that by Mr. Bunne that
that the youths in search OF information the Of
insurance by day the burglars who msdn levy the
companys property BY night fun report Of the facts Of
Newark also TO the New York Central ONCE 800 Null
berry street and the advertisement published another
column forth the numbers Of the stolen and
makes public tho heavy reward for the recovery
OF the stolen securities.
the burglars 10 justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02

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