New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
THE CITY.

cebes are met With BY SHIPS of this ltudsi these may in
measure this agreeable change
THE CITY.
The steamer Bremen yesterday took out
s159,OO in specie.
The Mozart Hall Democratic Committee did
not meet at their headquarters last evening.
The Hon. John A. GriswOld, the Republican
candidate for Governor arrived In the city yesterday
morning. He left for Troy III the AFTERNOON
Catharine Parker, aged 80 years, was on we'd
nesday evening found nsensble from tho effect OF the
heat in Twelfst near University place Sne was taken
to Bellevue Hospital.
At Q D. m. Yesterday an unknown man, aged
3O and wearing blue flannel blouse was FOUND Isonii-
bic at the intersection OF secondaye with Twentyourth
st. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Morris Ausbach, q German, on Wednesday,
while standing on the Loew bridge, at FuOn-st and
Broadway, had his gold watch and $1,000 IN Treasury
notes stolen from him by an adrot thief.
About one hundred and fifty converts left
this city Wednesday evening for salt Lake City These
additions to the Mormon ranks are said to have been
collected from New-YOrk, Philadelphia and Brooklyn
VIM. B. Golden, aged II years. yesterday had
his left broken by being caught III the door OF tne
schoolshouse in West Fory-seyeDthst between Eighth
and Nnth-aves. He was taken home to No. 800 west
Forty y-seeond-st
Ann Carrie. who was accidentally shot on
Wednesday afternoon by officer Mcnamara while & tag-
getshooting died yesterday morning at Beeyge The
pal. The deceased was native OF thls country ipo
Coroner has been notified
The foreign letters received Mt and sent from
the general PosQce in tins city Io6 9aareI roccved
39 as and sent liC475 being excess in favor OF
the United States OF 24,IO
The Union League Club meets tonight, at
their headquarters Maaison-square ana & n
reference to the adjournment OF congress 1 e 6c
lection Of the South against domestic VloleDce anu 'o
prevention Of naturalization frauds
Elisha Kingsland, Chief Engineer OF the
Metropolitan Fire Department s In HarllsDnfg, g. "a ~
IqPey, tGo tpesi", ioln is ~ mach tomorrov He
IS still training for his walk with Weston.
The Board of Audit met at noon Yesterday,
and considered the claim Of Walter Kloote for 81 CGG g.
for damages resulting from alleged breach OF contract
by the city rebuild and dredge around bukhead at
the foot OF Ayingtonst T. r. which the claimant had
rented.
A gentleman, while passing through Fulton
ST. near Broadway on horseback yesterday aiternoOn
caused by waiter in restaurant careessy throwing
pail Of filthy water INTO the gutter Neither horse nor
rider was much injured
A Board of Survey will examine this even ing
No l7G Wi;iam-st and No 256 Broadway both OF which
buildings reported unsafe Mr. McGregor the super
cens have failed comply with the regulations Of the
Fire c-Escape law since his last report
Yesterday Coroner Flynn RECEIVED informa,,
ton that James Knowles, passenger who was scaded
by tho collision the Sound on the I'd inst between the
steamers City OF Boston ana S'ate OF ul'u
known Of deceased aside from The fact that he was
native Of England and a nachinst.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday
in the steamer Meumack, for St. Thomas and Brazil,
were the Hon. H. G. Worthnelon, U. s. Minister to the
safmiento, Argentine Minister TO New-York, A. Iaback
secretary OF the Argentine Republic, Crane, the Rev
j. G. Fletcher ana Leut-Com. r. r. Harrington
Mrs. Ann Currie, who was accidentally shot
house in the OF her residence, No 3A Madisons by
John Mcnamara VINO firing at mark in the yard IN
OF his residence adjoining died yesterday morn.
arrest. Coroner Flynn will hold tho inquest to-day
The steamer Thomas Powell, running between
nor%ing a6ot O'clock While on the return trim The
steamer ran on sunken pier az tho toot OF flitynh
in The hull also suffered considerably. None Of the
passengers were Injured At later hour the steamer was
hauled of the pier by tug and tOWed to the 1901 oi
FrauSlinst.
The third Union Cooperative Building So
ciey met last evening at Mr. john W. Farmers institute
members Shares have already been issued amounting 10
$C0000. The received last night was sal This So
to Thomas jenkins OF No Anse-st., Brooklyn. f. D.,
covering $4,000 and the second by sale t. James r. Hen
esc each ""O H0'u' ''D' '''e' anu Pay ''' premium
The encampment of the pod Regiment, N Y.
n O. at Long Branch in August next promises TO be
fine affair. It's object is to give the command prof.
cheney rifle practice Two days to be devoted 10
nstrctng companies in the OF the rifle target
practice; the selection OF member from each company
contest for the regmental prizes will occupy another
day and on the fourth day there be a general
petition for the prizes for individual and yolcy Gring
prizes, and grand hop at tho Stetson House
The Netr- York journal Of the Telegraph says:
cover sauctum is room where about Is young ladies
may daily be found engaged in Geographic duties The
by Miss H. Snow, lady Of superior executive ability,
and stcass operator On Friday last ten OF tie young
ladies sent and received 385 messages between ~ M.
and - average or 3li messages each ON the
ccyCd 1900. The work done well, neatly, cor
Tect and 10 their very great credit With such record
in doubling the capacity OF ladies Tor this
service. The daily number averages about 2,2O0'
BR0OKLYN.-All the Lamps in the Forty /
ninth Precinct were lighted on Wednesday night
Frederick Schrott, No 1872 AlesSerOle-St., l.. d., |
while walking I'm his sleep on Wednesday night fell out
OF window, and received injuries OF fatal character
Johann Stiirm, who lately resided on MeSe- |
rolest D., has been committed to tho Insane Asylum
FlatOush sItrm recently made three attempts on his
life.
Christopher r. Boyd and William DunmOre,
arrested Ola Wednesday for attempting TO enter No. 2O
Carltonaye., yesterday committed to jail by JUS
tce Dclmar.
The body found on Wednesday at the foot
OF the dock OF the Continental Iron Works Greenpont
has been identified that of Fraucis shaw German
cabinctmaker OF No 2Jl ETstst., f. ID.
William Bedford, late of Australia. reports to
the police that he was last evening robbed OF Naae
containing 500 while on his way from Fire Island to
Brooklyn, +. d. on the South Side Railroad.
The South Side Railroad Co. has taken the old
coal ward South Eighth ANA Firststs. for depot
The passenger depot Is now used for storing
freight The rails being laid between Boerun-st ana
the river but communication with the ferry Will not be
opened probably before the end of August owing to the
sewerage works in Broadway preventing the completion
ot the road.
Walter Clark n well-knOwn thief, who has
recently finished sentence III the Pelcntlary, hired
wagon from John Coo OF Thrdst L. D., few days
alleging that he purposed visiting friend The wagon
broke down. and Clark having put the horse III livery
stable went 10 NowYOrk and sold the harness. lie
visited the Penitentary Wednesday, and arrested
t1.a lfpa atal1 tL..l nm fgp