New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE CITY.

Chief-Justice Chase left this city on Satur-
day evening, for Boston.
The veterans of Post KOltes, No. g. 6. A. h,
will have flag presentation at Suffers East RIVER EaA'
To-day, on the occasion OF their annual reunion
Charles Koss, aged IA years, of No. 81 First
ave. accidentally shot himself In the arm yesterday WIN
pistol causing severe wound
On Saturday evening fire occurred IN the
eenteman's furnishing goods store OF NJ NussDaum, on
the second floor OF No. 40 Ispenardst causing damage
to the amount OF 500. Insured.
At n late meeting of the German Republican
ASSOCIATION of the 18th District resolution was pasoa
pedging the support OF the Association 10 'no ion
The new boat, Sylvan Glen, Twill be placed
on the Harlem and Peckslp route on the 18th inst ON
Thursday the Stockholders aud invited guests VIZ oe0
brae the advent Of the third boat by an excursion
Thomas Brown, aged 10 years, OF No. PSI
Mulberry-st while jumping from the front platform Oh
No a. Of the Broadway line. az Ge es ana
The laborer who died on Central-ave. from
the effects Of heat Friday afternoon, WAS George Be
gan. lie lived on Motst, between Prince ana npIlng
ss and had only been ten days at work on the avenue
Last evening James Mccoy and James Nc
DoDDctI fonoht AZ No as Eim-st when Mccoy drew
knife and stabbed Mcdonnell In the right eg causing
severe wound
John Harding, aged II years, of No. 3i3 Wa
ter-st was yesterday stabbed in the arm by James
Beeknanst Haley was arrested and locked up in the
Beekmanst, police station.
The vinegar mandatory Of August Colts
chalk, No $50 Waterst, was damaged by nre on Satqr
AMOUNT iIs Of q ,oO0 Insured.
The cornerstone of the College of st. John
tho Baptist in Brooklyn for the Lazarus Fathers VIII
be laid on Sunday next by the Right Rev Bishop Lougn-
lin. The Rev Dr. McGlynn pastor OF st. eIephelS
Church. is to preach the sermon.
On Saturday evening John Russell, keeper
OF low den at No. ia Cherry.st brutaly assaulted
Norris an inmate, and kicked her IN the head
causing serious scalp wound. Russell he'd Inc wound
OF the woman was dressed at the Oakst police station
large gathering of the German Lieder-
rauz held last evening TO cOngrauate the deputa
ton from that body their at the sangerfest at
baltimore very large number Of the members assem-
bled, and the proceedings were OF avery JoVa ana III
larious character. .~
The following named young gentlemen from
ST. stephens Latin School presided over Dy f5oessSr M
W. Walsh, have been adopted by the e. & y X Fathers
John Mccarthy, Jeremiah Mccarthy, John Hayden, and
Anthony Mccain. They Will make their profession at
Baltimore, August TO-
A. b. Alderman, aged 10 years, on Saturday
fo9rth.st Richard Korner, sailor, after diving Ave
times for lad brought him To the surface In an APP
parenty lfeless condition. The police after working Tor
forty minutes on the plan recommended by the Board Of
Health restored the lad TO consciousness, and he was
then taken home TO No. 2Ss Eighth-aye.
Schussle's picture of Andrew Jackson before
Judge Hall at Orleans, 1875 has been added to the
collection OF paintings IN the officers ROOM seventh Reg
his officers being sentenced to pay foe of $1,000 for
contempt OF court. The aud elegant testimonial TO
in token Of it's appreciation Of the attentions shown
while on visit TO that place last year. Is on exhibition
tropol1an Hotel.
A case of peculiar interest to working
women is pending IN the First District Court manu-
facurer Oakley accused Of defraudng Is Of his female
operatives OF their earnings. The complaint was
originally made to Marshal Tooker who sent the girls
Through the aid Of their counsel Mr. Parsons the ladies
Of the Union succeeded IN collecting the money due ten
could be arrived at respecting the claims OF the other
three, consequently the case has been brought into
Court.
Mr.. John +. Cleveland, Assessor Of the
Thiry-secoHd Collection Districts has made the follow
ing changes among his subordinates Luke Clark in Di
vision No s. in place OF Godfrey Patterson, resigned
James Riley, in Division No z, ~ place OF Addison G.
Randall John W. Conkn, in Division Me- TO- In place 81
Farley A. Child Geo. W. Strickland, in Division 70. ln
place OF Lover Jones Messrs Chas j. Livingston, John
ID. C0ughin, and Daniel Mcfarland, have been trans
ferred from the sixth To Mr. CeTelands district take
charge OF tho special department OF legacy and
taxes Mr.. Nathaniel Appleton has been appointed 20
the same department.
Mr.. Higgarty, while standing on the corner of
Forty-hrstst and Ninthaye, near his residence last
him the head with stone, causing serious scalp
wound. The rulians then fed. one Of them named
Wm Duffy arrested little afterward, and
was Identified by Mr. Higgarty as his assaant. He
snltcd aud robbed OF gold watch Saturday night
IN the same vicinity The prisoner has been but short
Thirty -hth.st Police Station.
In the Surrogates Court, before Glide on J.
Tucker esq Surrogate, letters Of administration were
s. Turner John smith, Bridget Fitzpatrick Mary Casey,
Joseph Schmitzer Mary Cochran, John Richard, Anna
Du Pre-, Mary Jane Griffin Michael McGinnes, Catha.
riue +. Lewis, Matilda B. Allen, Margaret O. Lawrence
Grost, Phlhpp Kirner George Reed, Margaret Curry,
Alfonso Dunlap Charles Sc G. Henze Caroline Geisor,
Bruhning John Daily, Heinrich KOrber johann Wen.
gandt.
Marshal Tooker the past week granted
shops, q junk carts, 81 boarding /; pawn6roker
stage coaches 1909 express, .; vendors %; coaches
Total gaS Amount received for ines and licenses
So I the sum Of SgOl 70 was refunded to several
planans. On Saturday Marshal TOOker heard fol- |
lowing eases Joseph d. Van Zandt of Bethlehem, NJ Y,
Envelope" game Mr. TooEer sent an oteer who sne
eeeded IN recovering the money. Mr.. james Fisher OF
No 1913 Grands complained that he had lost between
10 Police Headquarters. |
Ex-Gov. Parsons, of Alabama; Gen. ]. h.
KaS@an S WasGnst3n and Cen John Fogg st. Louis,
P Z General hsgee, Of Coy Hoffmans staff;
aud Mayor Beardsley, Auburn, are at the St. Nicholas
Hotel Prof Woodrow, of Columbia, 8. c.: Prof L. IL |
OF Iowa; aud the Hon L. Huntington, Montreal. are
at the Hoffman House. George b. McCartee Chief Of /
H. B. McCom6, Delaware; Ben Field, Albion Ky SS
inc Hon j. H. stevenson Cincinnati are the Efthaye.
House. Col. Piper OF West Point, is az the Everett
House Dr. Casanova Of Cuba is at the Clarendon Ho.
Gel. The Hon. e. Chatee Of Springfield, Mass, Is at
The funeral of Mr. d. G.Mason, a member of
the firm OF Mason Brothers OF this city took place on
Saturday from the residence Of his father Dr. Lowell
Mason In Orange, n j. The funeral service read By
the Rev DIT Bacon OF the Orange Valley Congregational
Church and after the singing Of appropriate hymns the
body was borne 70 the Green Cemetery for intermen
Mr. Mason the eldest Of four brothers. graduated at
OOerlin College, Ohio receiving the honorary degree of
NJ. A. Aferward ho went 10 Boston, where he engaged
N the publishing business IN company with ~ W. Whit.
emOro He disposed OF his interest In the concern ip
lew years. and Joined his brother Cincinnati In the
same business twenty years ago he to this city
and tho house OF Mason Bros s0ou became consplcn
)us In the trade; Mr. Mason died at sehwalbock Ger.
many, on the Gath Of June.
BR00KLYN.-Phlip Phraner, newsbov
yea ~ years, injured by fail at the corner OF Eli
on-aye. aud smithst on Saturday evening He was |
AIKEN to the City Hospital
Michael Flaherty was attacked and badly