New-York tribune., 1868-07-25
TILE CITY.

There will be music on the Mall ut Central
PaI, to-day, weather permitting.
The steamer Providence will he put on the
Bristol lire 10 day, and saIl at p
The Licderkranz Society will hold a grand
Nights Festival at Lion Park on next Thursday
A public meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Will be held on Monday evening at No.
l6l Iiflh-aye.
Electra was the name given 10 n fine healthy
girl born ON the steamer OF that name, Oh Thursday
night, en- route from Providence
John Ryan, aged ~ years, was severely injured
by falling down stairs, at No. so lcbtaNei yesterday
re was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
OF the III adult passengers for California,
taken out by the Rising star yesterday 10 were ladies'
good proportion OF whom were unmarried.
James Troy had one of his legs broken, being
sruck with "A piece of iron at Pier 30 ~ Nortn RIVER,
yesterday. lie was taken to the City Hospital.
Will some medical gentleman, for the bene-
M Of correspondent, state II the present style ol hats
and bonnets di-pOses the weaTcrs 10 sunstIOkc.
A considerable quantity of whisky was
moved yesterday in the thirty Internal Revenue
An elderly woman. very respectfully dressed
fc yesterday at te intersection OF sAty hiLst WItA
Siuth-ayc and dicd IN few moments.
Thomas Casey, lad living at No. 1900
Thldayc. was badly burned about tho head and lace
yesterday by the explosion Of some powder while play
q 4 Republican" writes TO say that Grant
and Colfix club should Dc established IN iOrtvil.e
imrd.ave, somewhere between Seventy first ana Nine
uCthsts.
John RYAN, aged 40 years living at Green
poiat L. L. yesterday fell down ght OF stairs at No.
$40 tenth ave. and vas seriously injured lie was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital.
Among the passengers in the Rising Star for
AspinwaH and California, yesterday, Lieut. Com.
Waiter Albert, Lieut.. Com. G. BaDeock, Lieut.. y. NJ.
Dyer, ana capt. CLas. l.. Mudry.
4 correspondent desires to know what az
Etupcm,ut. the butchers have made with the Board of
III 9Th, which enable them to continue the business OF
killing cattle below Forticthst
John Eedcrla, aged years, Of No. 80 Laurens-
ST.. crossing AT the intersection Of Fourth with
Mcrcclst was run over by horse and cart and badly
injured lie was taken home.
Last evening Thomas E. Daybcl, Il youth, was
drowned while bathing in the Norh River on Tho foot Of
Chaion-st Tho body was le,G'eicd aud taken 10 lAe
residence of his parents, No. "a Charlton 81
Yesterday afternoon an unknown man lOitercd
for time around the pier At ne foot of Fiths and
finally ns on his hat and coat d Them c mont on te ne Psr ANA
lac Was swept away and drowned
Joseph Wolf of Bushwick, l.. l., yesterday
fell through the hatchway OF No 70 Curcls where e
dangerously injured. He Was taken to the Ne"-folk
The Hon. John A. Griswold, the Republican
candidate for Governor, In town yesterday, and
stopped AZ the New-Yor Hotel His arrival was known
To ony few personal friends In tic evening he left for
his home IN Troy.
Archie j. Longstreet, n bricklayer, residing
at No Horauo-st., yesterday fell from che scalod oi
"A building at the of FOurth-aye. and Fifty
lh,, aud was seriously injured lie WAS taken TO ST.
Luke's Hospital.
Thomas McManus aged 22 years. of No. 603
West FOgtythlrdst, WAS yesterday morning found at
the corner OF Twenty soyonthst and Firstaye badly
beaten by some unknown rowdies. He was taken 10
bellevue Hospital.
Yesterday Coroner Flynn was notified to
hold inquest over the body Of Christopher Zern Oi
NOnkers who on Thursday night fell from his wagon,
kngsbrldge, and was instantly killed. as previously
reported IN THE TRIBUNE.
The document published in tO-day's TRIBUNE
IN reference 10 dsnecants and prepared by order O the
Board OF Health is printed IN pamphlet form by that
body and may be had by citizens On application at the
Bureau Of Vital Statistics
The steamer Thomas Powell was not seriously
injured, reported by the late accident; her shaft
not broken, nor was her huh injured The repairs neces
sary trining, and the boat will resume OCULAR trips
to Catskill us announced in the advertisement.
A correspondent asks why the street lamps are
eNtngushcd at $3.50 these dark mornings III and around
whose business calls them 10 the streets ut this tme
In danger Of breaking their neck by stumbling side
walk lodgcrs, ash-Doxes, and the like.
The NicOlson pavement in Nassau u-st., below
Pine being taken up and rcaid the water having un
dcrnlned of IT, This portion of Nassau ST. was sub
jectcd to an immense traifc while tie new Pavement
walst. ''' " '''-' ''"'O'".' '""' ~ Oo'O"
Before the Board of Audit, yesterday, was
argued by Judge Enott the claim OF the Washington Fire
Insurance company hgt the CITY for the return of about
$4,000 paid as taxes In 1861 aud 1867 upon United states
bonds which have since been declared not subject tax
A gentleman obtained vial of medicine 10
be taken internally from Fourthave druggist tho other
gay As .e was about to give his wife dose he sneed
H. DuunOt kng the OdOr, took the bottle back 10 the
druggist who cooy informed him that drops would
XII the strongest man. The Board OF Health was notified
of the occurrence.
Robert Campbell, Riley A. Brick, Charles
Bnthgate VIM H. Beal. saas d. Clifford Edward Willie
VIM sunmerhcid Charles Stillnau aud Henry H. Fish
have been elected Directors OF the Westoheser Gas Cont
pahy subsequently the Directors chose Robert Campbell
President; ". r. Bea, Secretary and General nlnern
tendent aud X. A. Brick, Treasurer
The Drych or Mirror, paper published in
the Welsh language appears ths In an entire new
dress aud looks quite fresh aud vigorous ~ years
the DrVch has been the OF the Wcch speaking
tiOn OF the population OF the United States and has OBJ
taned as x mented. liberal support. Mr.. j. Mather
Jones Is the managing editor and proprietor.
Owing TO the absence of Witnessps Coroner