New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
TIE CITY.

THE CITY.
Music on the Park Mall ut 1 o'clock this af-
tCruOOD.
Mrs. Mary McCnllough's infant child was
found lying dead bed IN the apartment of the NEITHER
No 1876 Princcst, yesterday morning
Thomas Kingsand's claim of 5000 for music
furnished July 1865, the only thing that occupied
Ihe attention Of The Board of Audit yesterday.
The Democratic funeIal-car, with its tolling
bell sOlemDly moving about the streets again yes
terday afternoon
VIM. +. Smms. a painter, fell from fourth
story window Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel TO the pavement
yesterday and sustained fracture OF the arm ana Othef
injuries. He was taken TO the Bellevue Hospital
Coroner Rollins held an inquest at Pier No
81 East River yesterday, over the body Of man about
i've feet nine inches in hight very sOutly built having
sandy hair and musache and habited IN dark iock coat
drab vest and dark striped pants The body found float
IN the water at that place was taken TO the Mogue Tor
Identification.
The Street Commissioner opened proposals
and awarded contracts. yesterday afternoon for laying
suTes9nes making dewaSi grading SdiGeT Sc Mon ON
Ton Fftyeight6. Ffty-sixth, Ffeth, onehundred and
fourteenth. and Sixtyninth-sts., aud Eleventh and
beeondavcs. amounting N the aggregate to S4sS9 a.
The following are the daily arrests made by
Che police i'll this city during The week the Democrauo
5 h 5 800 SS sib 52S Tbnrsdsy 9th 246 Total
I,h III meuev"5, 5 CI - he sboye were cases OF
drunkenness and dlsordery conduct and among these
their followers
The first annual meeting of shareholders of
section No. Of the Cooperative Building Bank TOOK
sented The report Of the years operations appeared TO
be emnenty satisfactory the profits being considerable
and there being losses arrears dividend OF FL per
share declared. and paid to all, whether borrowers
investors and balance Of SCI carried to the credt OF
the next years pronts
THE counsel for Messrs. ScanlOn & Bell. edi-
tors OF Tie IRISH Reu6te newspaper arrested Tor nnel
on Vg1 ~ T To5 nor have nnbsbed he renorts
complained of they had known that they were not true
and that such correction Of them would be issued on
TUESDAY as would be satisfactory The defendants
ordered find bail for their appearance before the
Grand Jury.
A special meeting of the Board OF Health
was held headquarters in Mubeyst yesterday after
the President George b. Lincoln, esq IN the chair
After preliminary routine business the Attorney or tno
Board presented communication as To the 0nols pro
which are considered mghly detrimental 10 tne puDh,
health. After the communication was read the Board
resolved TO direct the Counsel OF the Board 70 bring sun
against the company for violation OF the health code
and directed him at the same time toPrepare an order
for the discOnnuance of the works unless the alleged
Nuisance be abaed The case OF kehoe a Halliday lime
burners then brought 10 the attention OF the Board
eeeds from their establishment owing the fact That
they make lime from bones, fish Oa etc, and that the
weather TO keep their windows closed In order to prevent
the efuyia from pemeatng their apartments owing 10
which fact the health Of the community Whereabouts is
seriously impaired The papers were referred TO me Coun
sci of the Board with instruction 10 prepare an oideI lO
The diScontnuauce Of the business unless the alleged
nuisance be- abated. Sanitary superintendent Dalton
and Special Inspector Post presented several reports
alive To the inspection OF Slaughter houses which
laid on the table until the next meeting. communca
ton received from Mr. - John Cartwright OF the
New York Gas Works calling attention 20 the new method
introduced that establishment Tor purifying
The paper was referred 10 tine Sanitary Committee
BROOKLYN-Nearly 1000 of the 81 900 per-
sons enrolled this cits have been exempted from pay
meDt Of the military tax since July l.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company pro-
pose to connect their FuShingave ne by branch nom
draham-ave with the soutlisIde Railroad at the depot
Montroseaye The cars from the depot are TO run TO
Fulton Ferry
An alarm of fire occurred about o'clock yes
ferday afternoon. the second District, caused BY
explosion in the syrup Iectying establishment OF VIM
II a he IL
Van Bruusts The accident resulted 10 the SCATTERING
of the walls and in severe injuries to three men who were
~ yorl an ne nrerses Tile buildug is of brick three
stories in he ght, with front Of thirty feet on sacket
and 100 feet Van Bruntst On the second floor about
the OF the Van Bruntst side, stood large new
tank placed u position, which was for the inst time
led with steam from boiler IN the rear yatG ana then
securely covered The vessel was fOurlnch wood, six
feet high, ana eight feet in diameter Mr. Grow one Of
abe prOpretors James Carney The engineer ana one OF
Ihe workwen, Dwight Wolf by name. were the ouy per
In the building al the time OF the accident which
was caused By the bursting Of the tank The force OF the
explosion carried away fly feet OF the outer wall half OF
the rooi ana he hyols iOI ' p eE rb anu Cr soU ad
twenty feet back from an bfuhtsti Ihe plcks anu
tmbers lie confused heap stretching nearly across
mepts of The ROOT floors ana machinery Mr. Grow was
badly scaled and cut IN the lace ana on the arms MI
cannot survive Mr. Carney was also dangerously in
iured They al conveyed To the Long Island Hos
perfect wreck is estimated at S5ooO. report that
child buried beneath tine RUNS was asceralned to
be incorrect
FREEPORT J.. About 500 worth of woolens.
ard eo,ss sss found m .fP zee, .a' as, yr' s
SorslePs Of ,nls isss . porS9 Of oto scGs s SON 'st
Kissing
YONKERS.-Mr. Rogers of Washington flights.
ALBANY EIUIss n Hhe attempting % yet
tbs eight O'clock train Nes iok. and was Instantly Killed
WHITE PLAINS.-M. j. Canty and Chas. Burke,
y~..pf of degree having been concerned
T Fugrs Killing Miss EIl let, I shooting BE- on tee
Csu at yesterday and seelced by Jues Toll to be
AaByed % FRIDAY, AugustA
KEW-ROCHELLE.-T children Of the schools
yrsed with 81 Mathews Church Of which tie Rev Thomas Ne
Insgbu pastor held annual exercise yesterday AZ Mechanics
III Ar ang those platform ne Rev Ih0nH fane o. 81
Sossps Rev joseph Woods o. hsrfl me kt'
t,tls Boge tie Rev enj LoYe VI fds sauH Tue
Rss Father Fsgebei6 IfBd e jeremiah Vunn r'q,