The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

REvKSUs SElzUREa-Revenus Inspector William n
stner, accompanied by Inspector Fred cocheu ys.er
day seized the distllsry Of @. W. Dorm, No. James
street, building; the rectfyng house OF W. n.
Schultz No James street. front building, and the
tiery Of NJ Epstein. No. 334 Water street. for aile-ed
violation OF the Internal Revenue Law.
OPENING OF NEW FREE AcADEnr ATTACHED TO ST.
TEREsA's ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcH.-To-day q free
academy attached to St Tsresas Roman Catholic chul A.
for boys, will be opened The academy is situated IN
Rutgers street. II is now only about four years since
the Catholics OF this district purchased the church
or Rutgers and Henry sreets yet owing To the
eec exertions OF their esteemed pastor Rev. Father
Boyce two academies are already n operatiob-ope q
will be IN charge Of the Christian Brothers. IL very
1ne building. and has been recently purchased anu
lifted up for It's present purposes.
SHARK CAUGHT IN TIE EAST RIVER YESTERDAY
afternoon. while q crowd Of and boys indug
ing in their usual Sundays piscatoral from
pier ~ East river monstrous shark hooked by
the line OF one James Russell. After tuggng and pull
hng beating and sonng the monstrous brute, which is
Iuiy nine feet IN length h hauled TO the dock,
wnere large crowd soon gathered inspect the stran
PROBABLY 90 more to restrain crowds of young
Gals sh,s infect this locality and indulge in daily baths
coated guardians Of the public.
TRADE MovEAEsrs.-Delegatss from the various divi-
sons OF tho Laborers' Union met ON SATURDAY. and
adopted new constitution for the government Of the
Union. The German cabinet makers held a meetin0 NJ
the Germaua Assembly Rooms on Saturday evening and
endorsed the action OF their delegate Chicago
Labor Convention. The Slate Roofers' Protective Be.
nevoient Association met on the evening, and
adopted new constitution for the government Of their
organization.
EXPLOSION ON BOARD SrRAxER.-An accident occurred
on board the Hamburg steamer saxonia on Saturday,
which for time created much excitement A box Of
percussion cartridges being lowered into the hole
whom It fell and was broken Open The defamation
rapid successon the reports resembling discharge Of
musketry Two mon engaged in loading the vessel were
injured, though not severely The accident did not de
lay the sailing OF the steamer
BODIES MoRGUk There were taken TO the
Morgue saturday night the bodies OF two person,
found drowned. One, . man. found floating in Wash
ington pond in the Twelfth ward, is apparently abou
forty five years of age Eve feet eight inches high, sou
built, bald head, sandy whiskers beard mustache
had on . white muslin SHIRT heavy beaver coat NJ
pants, white cotton socks and brogans The other
woman found in the river at the foot Of jackson
street. She is apparently about thirty years of age, Ave
feet I'VE inches high, stout built brown hair; had on
lowered muslin Dress with white buttons up the front
black silk waist white and black straw hat white mus
lin chemise balmora SKIRT hoop skirt white stockings
leather CATER shoes. laced the front Both bodie
were too much decomposed TO be placed in the Morgu
for Identification.
SERIOUSLY ISJuRED.-Henry Dobbir, thirty.nv years
OF age, native OF Scotland machnis by trade and
siding at New Hampton junction. on the New Jerse,
notion Jersey City, when he either slipped
some way struck by the moving train and when pcket
MP shocxingy bruised internally and externally.
Ofcer Aalenger, OF the Twenty precinct hat
the unfortunate conveyed this city and finally
TO Bellevue Hospital where he now lies in very criti
cal condition.
SCALP woUND.-william Kruck, twenty-four years
age laborer residing in Newark avenue, Jersey City
was found carly yesterday morning In Elm street. nea
White, bleeding profusey from ugly scalp wound
which 1t is supposed he received from fall once
Mckay ofthe Sixth precinct had him removed to Belle
vue Hospital.
FIRE IN WILLIAM SrRrsr-Between i've ana six
O'Clock Sunday morning Are discovered in the
building No. ~ William street. It originated the
fourth floor, in the cigar mandatory OF L. Dntmar,
and extended TO the 9th floor. whom the bremen
succeeded in extinguishing the flames The build
ing is damaged to the extent of 81 500; said TO DO
insured. The damage to the cigar stock will be about
publisher OF the .yockAoder; his damage by water will
be about ST. 500 vogler Nevin, blank book manufac-
loss viii be about 600 BY rs and water Mnszes
Kent dealers 10 drugs occupy the second floor; their
patrol loss about The rs ooy oocauisa Sy
Stephen G. Quirk, deaor in iron safes and his loss
sDouse whose Damage ssSs ."S Of
to the absence OF the owners the insurancss the
building could not be ascertaned The cause Of the fire
u At present unknown.
Foor RAcE-The stereotypers compositors Of this
city played base ball match last Saturday near Factory
Vile. Staten Island which resulted in favor Of tho
former foot for $50 side poxt on the pro-
gramme, and was won by the representative OF the
Mathew Stewart beating Mr. John
Acker, and making the mile in few seconds less than
tour minutes
RRPoRrED RoBBEmEs AT LosG BRANCH The fraternity
OF chepaers d'indasrse known 'baggags smashers'
have, 10 said been actively employed lat, in raidns
the baggage and valuabes OF tho boarders Ut the
hotels at Long Branch. The Metropolitan detectives
were put on their track; but the gentry Who have
total disregard Of the law Of ssun,, having got
wind Of this betook themselves to their this
city and elsewhere. The police al work ferret
ing out the thieves.
ATTEMPT AT suK1DR.-Eliza O'Donnen, woman
swsny-niue years Of jumped overheard yesterday
afternoon from pier 80 East river with the apparent IN
tenton OF putting end 10 her lfe Henry Crawford
Waterman on the dock. rescued her. and brought her
the Fourth precinct station house, where, on bcint
questioned she stated that account OF domestic trou
bes she had determined 70 commit suicides
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