New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
THE CITY.

make arrangements Tor thclf tOlchuGit plocthNoh
Mr. f. House, formerly dramatic cridc OF HE
TRIBUNE arrived IN tins city from Europe on SATURDAY
The flue of Public School No u, Madison
81. near Jackson-st took fire yesterday No damage
Work was resumed on the new Broadway
pavement above Caual-st., yesterday
The body of male child VAS iast evening
found IN the East RIVER or the foot Of Pike ST.
The examination of the actors in the Foil
Play tragedy was yesterday deferred u"'N ~ ." "-
morrow.
Fifteen temporary clerks. recently employed
In the Office Of the Receiver OF IaAes "'Io uAS0 e'
yesterday, by Mr. Smith.
Paterson steam fire engine company NO., J.,
consisting Of passed through TINS Guy yesterday
OH their way 10 Providence H. l.
Mary Scudder, aged 81 years, died suddenly
Yesterday morning il her NO l5i Last rory
secouI-st from disease Of the heart
Baron Ledercr, the new Austrian Minister
LETT for Washington Sunday night to present his creoeh
The manufacture Of whisky has been com
mouced anew 10y number OF distilels WHO nave COM
Piled with the provisions of the new law
The members and eX-members OF Co"
Twelfth Regiment, n. Y. :. g., Will meet IN the AIho y
al Broadway and FouIth-st., this afternoon.
Charles Kerl, a German, aged ~ years, carry
Yesterday morning committed suicide 10 hIs al'Itn'lI
az No. lO Shcrnst 10y hanging Win slIaP 70 MS oou
room door.
The awarding of contracts by the Street De
parment for grading, Curhirg, ana paving 't'"l
up town, advertised for yesterday was pos'poheu un
Friday next
The members of Company II of the Sixth
Regiment, \. 1. - y. c., Capt Hermann c"luudhuWE
paradod yesterday, aud engaged III target p"cu'o d"
Union Park
The temperance society attached to the Ro-
man Catholic Church Of tine Immaculate Conception h'I
a ME yesterday al JunesNopd' the proceeds OF Whch
viii DC devoted 20 the benefit of the parocial schools
Antonio Beech, Spanish sailor while intoXi-
Gated. walked into the East River a. the Rdgest feLy,
yesterday. lie was rescued 10y onlcet Mallory VINO
Jumped after him.
Frank Hutton. aged 1G years, residing Mt No.
81 NorfolKst foil at tie corner Of Hudson ana Dcsb0~
ses,ts., yesterday and was seriously injured aDout the
head. lie convey Ia an luscslOlc tOhduOn 10 inc
NewYork Hospital.
Mrs. Maria Cronn, aged G6 years, who lived III
the rear Of No - Ehzahe'h'sl ATTEMPTED 10 gomnl,
suicide iu her apartment Yesterday 10y cutting her arm
with a razor She was attended by my sclah ana E
considered ont Of danger
James Kicker, of Pennsylvania, was found
early yesterday meruug at Tie corner of Twenty SNh
ST. and Frstaye, suffering from the ELECTS oi beating
administered 10y party Of roWdIes on saturday nEn,
Hospital
Messrs. Peter J. Mcclure and Joseph Hyde,
amateur olIsmcn roWed ia mile rae yesterday ,Il.i
moor, the course being from opposite twenty egnlA-st
East River To Harlem Bridge hyde took mo icaG ana
kept II Tor three miles but was then passed by his com
pttltOr, who Won the race ia about 81 minutes
The following is a complete list of the removals
from the h, gl,ters office succ the appointment OF cen
Patrick II Jones TO that Office VIZ: Examiner john
II. Moore, James Wiley, William p. Clarke. William H.
Pearce and Thomas j Ma9ney Jamtor' Dennis Mona
John Tynen, a discharged sailor from the
United States service While intoxicated, yesterday, fell
asleep the stoOp Of No Jaues-sp, aud while ~ That
condition was robbed of so, MS coat boots ana htchc
Two $40 bills ana the neckc were found, subsequently,
10y Policeman MusHaye within few FEET Of where the
sailor had been lying and they were returned 10 MN.
The outrage committed on Sunday on Mrs
Sargent Of yarck-s was not within The fIk area Miss
Park discharged tine vehicle and nrcd hack outside Of
the Park for the purpose OF going home lutedd ~ the
driver doing A. directed be drove the party along Fifty
IL.
the transverse road where the outrage complained OF Was
committed
Addresses were delivered on Sunday at
Brooks's Assembly Rooms by MesNs George II. Hansc,
A. j. Cnadney, NJ D. aud Charles r. GOudw In, the came
BENG me htsi OF selts oi Jay sermons 70 ~ lCn ,
singing. conducted by Mr.. q. ". Hulman. George II.
d 99n5VIn Tie services are for me. many thousands
who uuaccustOmed TO attend church Oh the Sabbath
Among the arrivals at the hotels are the
Hon A. h. Cornell, Republican candidate for Lleuteu
antG@yetnor Of New orE at the ftti Avenue Hotel
Nicholas Hotel. The Hon Henry Black c. b., Quebec
at the Clarendon Hotel Gen. Parke, L = A. and Gen
Gen r. = Granger, and Gen. J. n Palmer, u :. A., al
the metropolitan Hotel. Cen ihduts t"lHGyr1 WASH
mgton, and Gen, o. Cross, White rams nj the Asior
House
A spauine walking and clog dancing enter
tauncnt enjoyed 10 No. ~ Chatlast last evening"
b0Nlug matches were between Jack Stewart and one
Harris, O'Mcla and Jimmy shaw'H novice and
Young Lally" and TIE Unknown" Gouldng',
sc.{S aud rScryrd silver eIIn Tor his fear Jimmy
Shaw accomplished hali-ule walk 10 minutes and
seconds The exhibition terminated with lg-dancc by
one sullivan
Early Yesterday morning q fire occurred on
the tuird floor OF No 2n East Forty siNtnst, IN the
apartments occupied by Philip solomon aud family as
dwelling who were absent at the Tune having lctt the
pcious Fire Marshal Bracket VIII investigate the
gin ~ the fire. S0iOmOs loss on furniture and eect5 Is
about $1,000 Whether insured or MOI Is not known The
remaining apartments Of the bmldlug suffered loss by
water Inc Duiuihs Is VWntu ny NuIstIel iAnA' anu -
damaged 70 the extent Of $1,000 insured for $1,000 by va
TlOus companies.
At o'clock A. m. yesterday the shed used as a
boilerrOom by Nelson Sherwood, marble workers, at
49, 174, no aud I7S RlvugtUnst burned. The
OF No. III Atorncyst also somewhat damaged
hight and with the stock was damaged to the amount
1850 Insured. Mcssrs GregUrias Hess, whG
pied portion OF the upper story Of No III AttOrney-st
iOst o stock b. fire aud water $500 Insured by the FOL
lowing companies: Commonwealth sl0WF Pacnc, $1,000
aud Willtlnsb rgh city 900. Jacob Kecfers turning
shop in No III Attorney st, was damaged 500 Not
Insured The boilers in Mr.. SherwOOds shed were tested
sunday, aud fire had been built under them for that
purpose.
Coroner Flynn yesterday concluded an in
vestgatIOn into the circumstances attendant the
d5ath Of Patrick Roman, aDOIer, employed by Thomas
Cummns SON. contractors, who MAS killed by the pre-
explosion Of blast, on the 18th of July last. IN
excavation of one OF the streets uptown The par
ticuals " the have been heretofore published The
Jury rendered verdict that deceased 10 his death
by the premature explosion OF blast, In which Patent
safety powder manufactured by the oriental Powder
Company Of Boston, Of Which Boyd Brothers are agents.
and UNIT Ia be used In rock blasting not submarine
aud We censIre Thomas Cummns n son, guilty Of
reckless disregard OF life, in employing said powder"
Early Yesterday morning, two burglars en-
tered through the cOahOle Of the dwelling Uf Mr. Fredk
Bull No. 2i6 West Twenty rstst and gained access TO
the building which was unOccuped. The thieves ran
sacked the house from top Ia bottom, breaking Open bu
reus, closets etc. ana prepared 10 carry on $1,000 worth
cWelry. dresses, Before they could leave the
place the fact Of the burglary discovered by Officer
Higgins, and he the alarm. The thieves fed from
the house. one OF them toward SiXtl-ave He was
pursued aud caught, and the bundle ne mad dropped
recovered The companion Of the burglar captured
escaped. The prisoner, who the O Louis LO
retb, WAS locked M. Yesterday he taken before