New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
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pic.nic on Tuesday, Aug. Is, at Crossetts Grove.
Tho Treasurer of the Young Mems Ass0cia-
tlon repors 1888 10 as the proceeds OF the an
nual Bau in aid Of the Roman Cathonc orphan Asylum.
As has been announced, Jerry 0'Brien will
be executed to-day, between Ile houiS u "Hu ." "
terday O'BIien was % years oiu' -.
Norv Jone Kloeck of No. 102 COlumbia-st.,
fatally burned Yesterday by tne TO Ende re
of Kerosene OH with which Sne A''Nf
Sne died last evening
The body of the boy Wartling, who was
drowned Wednesday while bats ss,orav III ,e and taken
East Nlnety-ffth-st. was recovered yesteIuaJ ""u ~
10 the parents residence In Nnetythiid-s|
Coroner Gamble was yesterday. notified 10
hold inquest at Wards Island over Se had died nder
the inmates Of tie Lunatic AsyIuin' "Ao ""1 N'N
uspioous circumstances.
In a newly-invented burial-case at Bellevue e,ore
Hospital corpse winch Prof RGPeas nspts ago, aud
to-day it is not ysibly changed
Michael Ennis and Joseph Tenden, OF gang
of troublesome youths who nisst the @ carrv
were committed by Justice Ledwith yesterday lor e"i'
ing slungshOt
The body of newly born male, infant ia t. was tas
Wednesday night found by Mr. John mSNs % on was
taken TO the Chares-st Police Station.
The Citizens Association has placed in the
Law Institute several copies ofa petition 10 the Costtu
tiOnal Convention, asking Tor chahse HOm an eio0'
TO an appointed Judiciary
WorIlmen commenced the renovation of
the CustOmHouse yesterday hrst denn1nins t roof
which shall afford light and ventilation
Catharine Nolan of No. 591 First-ave., yester-
day, at the Yor1ylle Police Court accused FIedeFek a
of throwing some Of her furniture into the street
Nicholas Cullen of No. 1873 West FOurth-st
caused the arrest Of his neghbor James Flanaga yes
terday for having made improper eALDIuohs VI Mo Pol
at his front window.
Michael Develn 20 years of age, was yester-
day committed in 81 900 bail In the Yorkye Court on
has been arrested three times within the last II months
once for robbery In the first degree.
Joseph b. O'COnnell says that he was intOxl-
Joseph Maiilad's room in the Brandreth House, and
committed THEFT Justice LedWl1h' not regaruhs 'n"'
plea as valid, committed hlln
During the week ending at noon yesterday,
the praetcing ply yscans OF this city reported to the
Registrar OF Vital Statistics l46 cases OF INFECTIOUS anu
cases OF cholera.
If it were necessary to adduce further proof
Of the unceanincss Of the city Capt - " Lor9 IepEi.
that he was obliged Az orders for the abatement
Of nui-ances last week.
The Mercantile Library Association an
nounce the closing Of the ,Lbary and Branch once on
Sept The ReadngKoom is TO be closed durng Iie last
week Of this month.
The operative brcklayers last evening re-
flred to committee the motion TO pay jOurneynen VINO
had struck because their employers would not comply
with the socieys rules, and pay tlcin at At O'CLOCK Oh
Saturday afternoons.
A rImor of impending changes in the Metro
poan Revenue Board has created h9tter among me 4os
the public service in this city 1t is said that Mr. J B
Erhardt to whom the management OF the inspectors
Bureau was recently transferred, intends 10 reHgh'
Michael Garyin of No 1874 East Thirteenth
St. Oh Wednesday evening entered Greenwlch-st den
and was duly robbed Of Sll5 in Treasury notes, and
discretion by making complaint against Mary Taylor and
she was committed by Justice Bowling.
The funeral ceremonies in memory of the
ameut,d Gen. Thomas Francis Mcaghcr, which were 70
have taken place yesterday under tho auspices OF Tue
officers OF the irish Brigade ut Il lIaucs IS 4aSMls S
Church sxteenthst, have been postponed 10 "eaAes
day tho I4th
Mr.. John Weimar of No. 2G4 Broome-st, an
aged German, who has kept grocery IN Rivingson-st
many years while stepping from carriage, on returning
Yesterday from buyng his wife, prostrted by neat
aud fell heavily though dead, on the sidewalk before
his own door. lie may survive the shock
Washington Tent No. 1, of the Order of
Rechabtos celebrated its 25th anniversary IN MS Old
mectingroom, Beeckerst and Cottage-pace, on Tues
the ceremonies were Chief Ruler John Clark, Messrs.
Thomas H. Coppin', Cbas f. Gdersleeye, John l. Hunt
Samuel Mccullough, and Jolln wilson.
John Davis and John Gibson were yesterday
before Recorder Hacett for having stolen gold watch,
worth S5, from Mr. Joseph NJ Hazentlne Of No 2OI East
Ffteenthstt while riding on IhLuave. car. M;
Hazentne detecting Davis in the act seized him aud
was attacked by Gibson. officers were called and the
thieves were arrested Davis was sentenced 70 Two years
Imprisonment and Gibson to one year IN State Prison
James Dugan yesterday requested Justice
Downg TO commit him for 10 days as adrumkard frankly
admitting that thereby lac hoped TO be able 10 see the
execution OF Jerry oBren he had large piece OF a
cell. The Justice very aecommodatngly committed
Dugau but the latter much 10 his annoyance taken
10 Blackwels leland TO serve out his time.
The Street Cleaning Commission, having been
Informed by their Inspector and by the police
well the letter Of Mr.. Writings contract has been
fulfilled have paid for the last fOrnghts work upon the
streets. Mr. schultz is not perfectly satisfied with the
work. but he Is not prepared TO take Il from Judge
Writings hands, rs the COup!ssQp might be required 70
do in the event Of refusal to pay hint ---,-s.
Between and o'clock yesterday morning
the faint walmg OF an infant was heard by Mr. Joseph
Lndan and his wife, occupants Of the basement OF
Nc 100 Edstagt-st, and Mr.. H. on entering the yard,
found fine male infant, apparently six months Old It
WAS wrapped tst in white damask cloth and again IN
n large wooden shawl. The poor bantlilg was taken in
donsd infants haze been found IN Eldrdge-st recently
Mr. Oliver Charlick, President Of the Long
Island Railroad Company appeared before the ety9p2
concerning an accumulation OF manure at Hunters Point
sacr President Of the Soldiers Messenger Express
Company, applied for permission 20 erect booths on va
rous sidewalks. and the Generals counsel, MI fltlHn
grant permission booths IN thG public
streets Notwithstanding the opinion OF Counselor Eaton,
neither the Health Board the Board OF Police Com
ssiQnerS the Municipal Government has any such
> NEW York HARB0R.-The steamer Emily |
Yesterday Sne grounded at ebb tide, with tine wlnd |
southeast Her captain declined heassstance Oh apot
BROOKLYN.-The opening of the streets to |
the river from South Brooklyn TO Bushwck Creek, was
yesterday completed.
The Pioneer Grant Club of Brooklyn met |
last evening at Lamer Hall and adopted their plat
form The Constitution OF the United states and the
pre- cyiOus record of Gen. Grant"
Ny;Il;ou, NJ Sonora school teacher nj the |