The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-28
CITY INTELLIaRNCR.


huso m TIE PARK-Ths Park Commissioners an.
nounce that II the weather be nne there viii BE- music
on the lake At the Park to-day, commencing 1t four
QUARANTINE hArTRRs There were very few arrivals
81 Quarantine yesterday the almost total calm that pre-
vailed the bay preventing vessels from coming into
srn poTts brirg sn.s !. ~ ~ ars,v
don Of those places The brig Monticello, from Rome
dos whence she len on the 18th inst, had oil we'll on
BOARD She reports there has not been case OF fever Il
kemeoios this season. The steamer Nevada arrived
from Greytown. Nicaragua, with three hundred and
She orngs Intelligence Of the excellent health OF that
port ne, officers and passengers declare. likewise.
untrue When the Nevada len the state OF the ishmus
WAS excellent in sanitary point Of view. there being
traces there OF fever cholera epidemic Of any KIND
TH1 BOARD OF ExusE-Ths Board OF Excise held
lengthy session yesterday afternoon President Schultz
In the chair. Twenty nine liquor dealers. who
charged with having violated the conditions OF their
licenses were tried charges preferred against them BY
policemen, and the licenses Of six dealers revoked
The following are the names OF the uusortunates:-
Caspar Dllmar 21s First avenue Fred Ferke 40l First
SysSss; H:n;y Hahn Nee Centre street Philip
street; August AeIneken. 613 Water street.
new ROMAN CATHOLIC CHUKcHrs-Ths foundation
stone Of the church in Pitt street, between Rvingon
and Stanton Streets has inst been laid BY Archbishop
basement works progressing The syle Of srchitsc
ture VIII be the Byzantine. from design. BY Mr. Engs-
continuity Of the district under the n.storsss Of Rev
Fry, OF tho Capuchin order II will DO built OF brick
and stone. 100 feet long by 10 wide. with central
90 fest and is intended to accommodate 1900 persona
Schools win be attached. The other Irish Catholic
street. It will likewise be IN the BYZANTINE stvIe OF
brick and stone. 100 feet long BY 20 wlde TO accomo.
date 600 persons The corner stone win DO laid in
NEw NoDs OF FIRE ESCAPE FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
BunDNcs-A mode Of fire escape ID about to be in.
troduced In Of the new buildings consisting OF Q
central hreproof shsft or tower, connecting with the
various stories and with the basement and roof case
OF IRE.
CONVENTION DwAy Murfs The second biennial
Convention OF the Empire State Association Of Deaf
MITES will be held to-day and Tomorrow at the New
orasops @ ba ,sr ns Ps i, AND 1mo a. nwoo
apos and other gentlemen On the 3oth OF August
services for deaf mucs will be held in st. AIMS church.
monia will be presented to the vsuerabls Dr. Peet who
resigns his duties account Of advanced age
woHAy's AID SocIErY-This society has opened an
Institution on Second avenue Of 124th street.
Harlem for the purpose Of aordng temporary proec-
tion to such Young need It's friendly SYM
pathies to aid them virtuous life, and where they
may be kept until places OF service provided suited
70 their physical abilities and acqurements The main
object Is the recung from the streets girls who regret
their fall and who give assurance Of disposition
faithfully perform the duties dovolvng upon them In
whatever situations they may be placed Under its
present management the new homo will be OF infinite
MANHATTAN Co-oPKRArivE GROCERY AssocrAuoy-A
meeting OF this society held last night at which a
fair representation OF the members were present This
organization though established only few weeks has
made considerable progress, having hundred
ard forty fvo paving members its books and
5000 of the stock already subscribed II is cscuised
that they viii be be 10 commence business in the early
part or next month store at the corner or Twenty fifth
street and Seventh having beon FOR that
The only business transacted last night in
collecting the dues OF the members.
TIE MorGUE Tho body Of an unknown man. sged
about seventy years. brought to tho Morgue yester
day for Identification Tho deceased was Eve feet seven
inches high, had gray hair and whsiers and was
dressed In linen coat with blue pants and white shirt
FATAL RAILROAD AcciuESr-An inquest was yestcr-
day held at the Gorgue by chrmer the body
OF John f. Pickett twcnty-one years Of age and a ma
tive Of ireland. who Monday night last accident
ally killed at the depot OF the Harlem Railroad Compa-
nv. Deceased was brakeman at the depot, and when
the baggage o. the train entered the depot
he eaped upon the front platform to stop the aud
reached iis proper place. The smoking then came
into the depot, and striking the In 'front.' sent
was made for him. when 1t was fornd he Rad been
esrght By the nerk In some unexplanab" be-
tween the car and beam above the gate He was
quite dead when discovered Deputy Coroner leo
made an external examination OF the body and found
among other injuries that deceased neck broken
The jury rendered verdict OF accidental death
KILLED NJ LOCOMOTIVE. Yesterday morning man
whose name IL unknown attempted to the track OF
the Hudson River Railroad Fifty. seventh street and
Eleventh. avenue, when he was struck by tho iocomo-
tive or the down express train and thrown with great
violence upon the pavement He was Immediately taken
MP aud found to be dead The r.mains were conveyed
10 tho Morgue and Coroner Schrmer notified TO hold an
Inquest Deceased apparently abont seyenty-six
years OF age.
DAseEr OF wAsursG DoG.--Coroner schirmor held
IN inquest at the foot OF For,y-ssventh street. North
river upon the body OF Charles Repp lad seventeen
years OF age, who was drowned on Friday last De-
ccased, accompanied BY friend or two proceeded 10
the river for the purpose Of washing his dog when the
canine swan out some distance into the water Fearing
that the dog would be drowned, Repp attem to sw i'm
ont with the view or rescung the dog and In doing so
the young man was seized with cramps and sunk before
aid conld reach him Tho BODY not recovered i'm
sunday. verdict or accidental drowning was rem
dered by the jury.
DROWNED While FisIrSa.-An inquest was held a. No
26o Greenwch street BY Coroner sehrmer on the body
or william Never. German, thirty wears OF ago who
was accidentally drowned while fishing at The foot NJ
Charles street, North river on Sunday morning.