The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST FrcIrIvE-A man aho s4ys his name
il Louis GRAF, arrested in this cy Yesterday
ing by officers scott and Brophv, o. the th precinct,
on the charge of having stoen 800 .9p pc son in
Buffalo. He locked headquarters 10 await the
arrival OF the official Bufslos
AMERICAN ISsrIruTE ExuRrioS.--Tho opening Of this
exhibition done hurnety hat 40 the present
time-the third day-cverything seems 10 b, in almost
nexricable confusion The Cine arts department. 10 not
completed, the hall containing heavy machinery Is IN
confusion and, from appea,ao-es, 10 D.l AXE at least
day two TO get things order Tho sent exhbi.
ton is behind preceding ones In regar % he quant
ana quality Of goods on esnlbtun, aud add d 10 I've .
drawbacks, there IS very little subc n cat manifested
in the display. The Institute has grown to be Old
fogyis Affair.
TIE RAISING OF TIE Sur DAsuSc wAvz-on the
iin of February last the sbip pihnt 9s,c of 1900
tons. with cargo of LOO a. copper ore from San
Francisco struck reef OH 3ern,.a ach, and after
being lowed inside Sandy lioos -lIr q South west
pit On the 9th Of May ihs sleaul lealr& company
commenced Operations, if.rf@"ij % s'ng her, and
removed ABOUT seven hundi." Duli 81 DO! cargo.
derrick then app en- In lifting
her stern, when q second Ht1l.h. GEAR on nor
bow. Divers were then cflp.oGll Gu TX casks 351
OF which we're placed 10 her hu'a III Of water,
TIL wafer then oxl,ls s creed in t6
pace making Of tho casks (, floats " rns
vessel vas raised and towel tao N sieu sac stuck
asst on mud bank and wss at4 .'.e next tide
and Brought safely up 10 p1r eight where
sh hes with 500 tons flI.r board at the
pier, near Harbecks stores. .f l.,IF operation
has pros cd cressful be, ond .. fc. ne vesse'B
lines. II Is said, are perirci u she was first
launched She is believed 90 be the -, vessel sunk
outside OF The Narrows that nl4 Boon .l-rN fly.
sUaaocATEs' corRT.-Thc " ,le following de-
ceased persons have been adnitis Fl0,;e during the
pasi week: Carl s.oiger. Hem, Kaa. j,An H. Huss.
meyer Margaret Campbell, Wa erry Low, James
McDeyeti Maria c Cadwalaler .n curan Patrick
carey, Andreas ou Margaret a. lra i..,r OF admin.
istraiion have been granted OF sf 'oVing estates
BIidget &c osan, aurcc Mes.r i, fsrcuson, John
Eseg1n John Heinz. John aaii trnc H. julien,
Jo.u H. Pickett, Caiharine Cur,s. talDaBc Johnston.
viii am Roberts John Ryan, kces> llscn. George Du-
gas. Jsnne- AewccmD. Anc ~ roe, ,iuiu Aleu- Julis
noisman, Joseph Eoner aud H,"a aa,a.or. Letters
OF ggard.aDsnip have been er4led tie following
uamed persons owen Foley. lusfa.au 70 Mary Nc
Gowan; Anna A Heinrich, gaaruaa - jacob Heinrich;
Edco' 10 Gro, guardian 10 Maria table. william Don
ALLISON, guardian 10 Edward Ryan TICK Fallon,
guardian 20 Sarah and Na,ga i. Wallace; Jame6
Nc a. guardian To john l. oGt aar.nc 4chahon:
Franz P,osupek, guardian 10 Anna kppek; Margaret
muller. .
RE1REScuxfST AND REFcRx--Thc Congressional SUB.
Committee on Retrcnchmen, aud Reform, OF which NJ,
Van wyck Is chairman. rcasscmbei Yesterday morning
10 the custom House, but adjourned without trsnsacIre
any business % public importance. 40 Committee wiQ
continue ~ session tomorrow.
TnE Boos TRADs SALE YESTERDAY completed tht
scvonth day Of the scm-annual book RADIO sale. The
attendance at Clinton Hall less han on previous
DAYS ana tue bidding was less spirited Prices were
about the usual. The ssnrtmeo sold consisted
csy OF foreign books AMI thee seem 20 be In less do
maud among country booksellers The sale will be cous
cludsd %. morrow
IMPORTANT ARREST For the last two or three yeah
the employees OF tho Rocklsnd Print Works. at Haver
straw. have been suspected ng large quantities
OF goods from the works Toe matter was put into the
baads OF police detective Of the ciy and se succeeded
ye.loIday ~ recovering large qasaty o: the goods
snd arfcslins tho following psrssns.--Janes Lsrku,
Hurry Tapping, susan Tapping May Cochran william
Bates and joan b. Murphy. They were taken osiors
Jus co Robinson, OF Hsverstraw, and committed 10
await the action OF the grand jury. :
pTorosED 0rESro or sIRErr TO CONNECT McneraSfA
CENTRAL BOULEVARD Acting under authority
from the state Legislature ed at the last session,
the Board OF Trustees Of the Town Of Morrisans bavs
caused a yYoac 10 DO made out Of tho street that VIII
afford accss 10 the new boulevard from the to~n. rhe
new street. according to the profile VIII run from Fourth
street across tho Harlem Railroad aud through the land
OF William H. Morris, 10 connection With the boule-
ward Another proposition j. 10 CIT ihfClgh IN direce
line from spnng place ihe matter Vii probably be
brought boiofe the stehNon vi 'nv nOAia a. Hsnsxv
meeting. =.
An lyyAxr rcIsoSKp.--An nquest was held yesterday
BY Coroner widely the body OF male infant found
IN the hall Of No % Oak Some boys saw man
and two women in the hall Friday night with CHI
and or making an examination found the deceased. Dr.
Wooster Beach, Jr, made q post norton examination
yesterday aud discovered that the child had been born
alive ana poisoned BY some person unknown The jury
~ rendered \ vordict Nj
BOY KiLLEp About three O'Clock yesterday sfser-
noon a boz named William o fara, aged about hvt
ycarwa by an Toe cart IN Thiriyfcuih street.
and killed almost instantly. The driver on tnc csIs,
Samuel Ray, was arrested, aud the Coroner was Ry
fed 10 hold an inquest on the body Of 'se BOY.
ACCIDENT TO A Bor-Anothsr boy named ~'lnsm
Long aged six years. residing a. No. ISL avenue A. nae
one OF his legs broken yesterday a'ternoon oy ARG
chest failing on him rom Of the Castle Garden be
gage wagons.
ArLrorp Fuosrors ASSAULT John II GoIdrick w
arrested vss,srday By ocsr Wood, Of the Tenth prf
cinc, charged with oe%m,,.ins is!ou w. s:ss:n
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