New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
THE CITY.

| An Austrian ship arrived at Quarantine on
Saturday, AZ days from Antwerp, ~ deaths having
occurred on board during the voyage.
! The conservation of the Rev. Dr. Young as
Bishop OF Florida place at Trinity Church In this
! city on Thursday, the 26th inst.
| John Mcdonald, charged before Justice Dodge
yesterday with selling lottery Tickets was neiu 10 pi m
| tho sum Of $500 to answer.
The Jersey City Board of Fire Commission.
meet this evening to arrange Tor inc specai
| a Chief Eng neer of the Fire Department G.
A special train will leave the New-Jersey
Railroad depot at O'Clock Tuesday morning to accom-
modates delegates to the state Convention.
short supply Of water in the Gs1. SSsr Of
posiOn Friday But of the employees were injured
and he but slightly
The vacancies in the Jersey City lists of del
81 the 2sd were filed at meeting held Saturday night
at the office of the Chairman d. g. Gregory esq.
| The numerous yachts of the Ncw-York
Yacht Club arc ordered to rendezvous at Geneove L. L.
on Thursday August l. at four O'Clock p m to proceed
their annual eastward cruise The excursion VIII end
usual, by grand regatta at Newport or NewBedford
The new Board of Pilot Commissioners for
the State Of NewJersoy consists Of: Commodore Chas
Boggs, President; Capt Henry Miller secretary aTy
Peter Metsgar, Capt. VIM. g. Horner, Capt Thomas b.
| Endicots.
William Kelly and Edward Sherlock on Sat.
urday afternoon quarreed the corner OF Pearl and
Chathamsts., and Kelly stabbed Sherlock In the abdo,
committed 10 the rombs by Justice Hogan Sherlock
taken TO the New-York Hospital lie resided at No
! Police Department.
! Coroner Cover on Saturday held an inquest
at the Mount Sinai Hospital over the body Of VIM Demp,
Thirty thirdst and Eleventh ave, by fellow workman
named Dennis Lafierty. verdict against Laiferty
his trial is native Of Ireland, aged 40 years, and
lived Thirythirdst. between Tenth and Eleventh
Dempsey "A native OF Ireland, aged 30 years
Simon WitkOwski, n merchant and planter of
Neworeans was on saturday arrested IN this city on g
VIM H. Kirkland, Of the firm Of Carter Kirkland Co,
No $40 Broadway The complainant states that the ao
cused the month OF August last by representing MINI
self ns si7SOOo in real esiate and bank stock
trusted with bill Of goods on four months time TO
the amount OF o. $40 The bin has not been paid and the
representations OF Nltkows alleged 10 be false Re
Gently Witkowsh arrested by the military authori-
val here was at once arrested. lie was committed
for examination by Justice Hogan.
The half-yearly report Of the Temperance :,
Market aud Henry ST. records the fact that 256 became
total absianers from all Intoxicating drinks during the
Witnesses on sea and land who are willing testify that
through the influence OF this Society they have been
rescued ruin and sit at Jesus feet IN their right
mind" one says that he for 30 years tho devils
servant and now loves Christ and lives and labor: for
90 the alienation Of the snierings Of the widow and
fatherless saors especially have been regarded me
object of this Society 10 reclaim sailors and save their
souls.
The Twenty-fourth-st Methodist Episcopal
Church was yesterday dedicated by Bishop James; The
service opeEed with the singing Of hymn followed
by the reading OF the declaration by the pastor the Rev
S there s MAS tsane q Scripture BY the RsV
A. X Sanford, and OF hymn by the Rev: W, II. Fer
propratc sermon at the conclusion Of which the
Mr.. Chadwick announced that collection would be
TAKEN and asked that the congregation subscribe F0O0
that sum, beside mortgage OF $4,000, which was
promised from outside friends, would qudate all ab
rite then followed by the doxoOgy. The church Is
sOXloO feet and cost $4,000.
George w. Morton. Chief of the Bureau of
Permits In the Mayors Office. makes the following report
Of receipts from that for permits granted for the
Of payemens de- In front Of stores for receiving aud
delivering goods keeping fruit stands, or other
purposes From January l. 1860 10 July 1906 sl3,sS6
from January l. 1861 10 July l. 1851 s.25a These Per
not warrant any obstruction OF public travel An abuse
II the party offending has permit, complaint may be
made To the Prosecuting toncy whose duty II VIII bc TO
prosecute the offenders The occupants OF stores c may
place gns, DC, within twelve inches OF tho building
without permit.
AN APPEAL
Te ne Edior cr The TNiIvHe
SIR: There is now living at No. 147 Wkyerley-
place first floor, back room, aged mother and her
daughter The mother nnrm that it takes most OF
the daughters time 20 take care Of her, and what "a
worse than ALL the landlord has threataned TO turn them
out Of doors for being behindhand with their rent WI
destltution for themselves c.
SERIOUS AFFRAY IN A SALooS.-Early last
evening an ARRAY occurred In the saloon Of William Hg
gins, No. S3l Broomest. Higgins and number OF his
friends having upon aud brutay beat colored
q club causing serious II not fatal wounds. lie was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital Higgins, Charles Davis
Robert Pool WIN. Forbes, and Michael Hogan were ar
rested by Officers Kelly and Heacy OF the Eighth Pre-
ciBct and locked up the Woosterst Police sta
ton.
"PALAcE ExcURsIoN.r-A pleasant party of
invited guests leee this city this morning for Chicago
by the Central Railroad Of NewJersey the Pennsy'ani"
Railroad, and the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway The excursion is planned ana supsrnhlendsa
Stems. Williams and Mccullough and Jonah woodruff
superintendent of the Central Transportation Company
The train will be made up OF elegant palace cars
which conveniently combine the coach the pafOr tho
restaurant and the chamber The parly VIII arrive
the return trip Thursday morning reaching New-lorR
Friday evening The trip can hardly A Oh being eheeeu
ingly pleasant to the participants
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BoILER.-0n Satur-
day afternoon the boiler Of steam fire engine, which had
recently been built In the machine Of Messs Capp
& Jones' No ass water.st and which WAS being tested
exploded with loud report doing considerable damage
and scaldng two men and 1--WE boys. The boys were
handng In the doorway at the time or the explosion
The following the names OF the scadcd persons Mr.
Clnpp No. 500 secondaye Jacob Reed No l6stanton-
Tracey, five years, No l76 waterst Charles II. Luhrs
SIX years No. II Pikeslip James McKenna, fye years
NO H3 Waterst. and Joseph Fox, SIX years, NO. lAO
Cherry'st They were taken home by the police
DIsoRDERLY HoUsEs.-Susan Warner of No
ii2 East seventeenthst; Minnie Livingston Of No 2l2
West Thirty-hfthst; Mary Brown and Elizabeth Thomp
son Of No. IL East Eleventh-st Kate Joie OF No. 2l9
West Thirtiethst and Louisa Turner and Emma Hyatt
ed ON warrants previously issued by Justice Dodge OF the
Jefferson Market Police Court, aud on sunday morning
keeping disordery houses Susan Warner gave bail In
the sum OF $500 for her appearance before the Court OF
General Sessions and the others were held IN DEFAULT Oh
bail OF Ike amount.
PERsoNAL-Among the arrivals at the hotels
Senator Wilson OF Massachusetts, Senator Grimes Of
M0rrfn Tho Hon he