New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
THE CITY.
Arrests last week, 1874.

Arrests last week, 1874. d.
Gov. Claflin of Massachusetts, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
The Hon. E. B. Washburne, Minister to
France, is at the Albemarle Hotel
The Tax Receiver reports that during the
past week he has received for taxes $4,000 80.
The rumors relative to the sailing of Cubani
foundation.
The Goth Regiment, N. G., S. N. Y, will hold
civic aud military reception at their Armory' Oh "eu
nesday evening.
The Island Hospital Medical Board has has
adopted resolutions eulogsc Of the character OF 'he o
DIR. Alexander II. Stevens
Mr.. John Jay, President of the Union League tes cue
trait previous to his departure ior Austria
L. Woodbridge's cabinet manufact0ry, ID the
OF Nos 20 aud 81 spngsl wa" Sndip s9oo Roth m
saTod d. 'H' '''''-''' V WV :,
During the past week the Mayors Marshal
has granted 2S licenses aud received 1880 So The sum
OF Sass was refunded to various persons who had been
Bwlnded ~
Hanlop's challenge to the velocipedists of this
SS amateur Who has deposited $3.50 forfeit The
parties will meet TO day to arrange terms, &c
The general wOrkingmen's festival of this
ety and aeighborhood will come of at Joness Wood
june Thus far IS workngmen's associations are
represented by delegates In the Committee Oh Arrange
ments
The committee having charge of the Hum
bodt which Is to be erected in Central Irk on
mittee, consisting Of Messrs Detmod, Charlier, aud
Alderman. to arrange for its construction.
The eight brothers, Messrs John, Louis, Peter,
Philpp Victor. Frank Joseph, and Julius Koch PTopre
tors and managers Of the Gernana hsset t hpS
left by the steamer CITY OF PaS iVL Prnsss Rb1e
Province)
DIR. Roesne, the North German Consul In this
s has PpS5e@ sih fair will Se at
burg, Germany, this Summer Inc hamonfg anu Aeai
goods sent TO that exhibition.
The Street Commissioner on Saturday, sold
the property to be removed IN $ W 5t ~ be
side Of Morrsst The property was disposed OF as
it stood aud to be removed at the expense OF the puF
chaser,
On Saturday evening two boys, Julius ODER
hOer and Joseph wiegers, quarreled in tirstave pe
opponent the shoulder, inaictng serious wound
The Injured boy taken home TO NO 2Ss f1rstaVe'
The assailant escaped. -
Annie Rogers of No 127 Bleecker-st. was
found in destitute condition on saturday evening az Ine
corner Of Blocker and and taken TO Beevue
Hospital At late hour she ATTEMPTED suicide w hang h
was rescued by the nurse.
The street pageant Of the European Circus,
consisting OF live Ous domedaries and knights in arnor
leaves the pavilion on az ~ a. m 70
Bxthave to Fourteenh.st, ThiVdave. and the Bowey,
Printing Housequare, thence up Broadway to the point
Capt. Washburn of the Ninth Precinct made a
west Tonth-st., on Saturday evening, and arrested
eighteen who were ENGAGED in the game Of faro
large quantity OF gambling implements seized. The
prisoners were brought before Justice Dodge yesterday
mitted for want Of bail .
On Saturday evening q party of burglars
entered the premises No lO7 Wall ST. by Of false
once Of GIN Mr. F. j. Parker and broke open small safe
Much to their disgust the safe did not contain anything
the owner The thieves retired without having obtained
anything to pay them for their labor.
The Brig Levi Stevens (of Boston, which
arrived this port yesterday reports that the 18th
inst 50 miles east Of Hatteras. saw brig in sinking
who set fire TO the vessel before leaving her. The names
Francis Hatch reports having seen brig on fire on the
day of Batteras, which was probably the vessel
reported by the Stevens
The meeting of the Tammany Society, which
ANNOUNCED TO take place at Tammany Hall on satur
day night for the purpose Of hearing The report Of the
without srsnsaoRg any business Il was reported that
Messrs. Tweed Kelly and PIerpont, who will not Be
mated for reelection IL also reported that Justice
and that VIM. NJ Tweed viii be elected Grand sachem.
Early yesterday morning fire occurred in
the basement Of the premises Nos 1885, 5s and ITO Mon
rOest. occupied cabinet and extension table manu-
factory Fed by the combusble material, the flames
rapidly through the building and by The time the fire;
flames The buildings and contents were completely
were owned by the aforementioned hrm who estimate
their loss stock machinery, and buildings at oversee
t9l250; ON lumber, $4,000, and outbuildngs, tl25O
from spontaneous combustion.
Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday at
the NewYork Hospital over the body Of Michael Baher,
sSe Gsa iS INJURIES rcaeiSed BY failing through
hatchway at No 10 Fulton-st on Monday last lie hved
Police station body infant found Saturday
eve ming in Forsyhst Nothing relative TO the parentage
over the body Of William Thomas colored man, VINO
the cigar No. 65 West Fifteeuthst. Coroner RO
Inns held inquest Saturday at No. 81 orchard,st
the body OF Mathew Gardiner carpenter aged As
years who died suddenly from disease Of the heart
Among the strangers in the city are Gen. j.
Meredith Read, jr Consul.Gencra to Paris the Hon. ~
r. Beinus Albany the Hon j. NJ Utey j. NJ Glidden OF
boston and Horace Fairbanks OF Vermont, at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel The Hon. ID. Mcdonald. the Hon. III ii.
Whiting. and the Hou; w J. Reeke. Montreal the Hon
A L. Merriam aud f. w. Brooks Washington, at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel Senator FOlger OF Geneva, ~ Y, the
Albany, J. X. Mehaney Washington, and Col d. b. Hofi-
man. California, at The Metropolitan Hotel Judge ALI
bot Of Boston Capt Herbert A. X ITyce and NJ Bie39r
US. A. at the 81 Denis Hotel Prof Agassi1 Of Cam
A. aud f. Morgan, Aurora, NJ Y, at the Aston House.
J. II. MevickeF Of Chicago, at the ST. James Hotel
BR00KLYN.-The Navy Yard employees have
unanimously voted to work eight hours per day, at
duetOn OF 20 per cent rather than ten hours at their
The Right Rev. Dr. Littlejohn, Bishop of the
diocese of Long Island administered right Of confr-
NATION yesterday abont persons in Johns (Eps
cOpaD Church. the Rev. Dr. Burgess pastor.
Some time since Mr.. s. b. Chjttenden
promised to give $4,000 toward the Mercantile Library
Fund. providing that other parties contribute $4,000
The latter sum has been raised and the library is esab
hshed upon o firm aud solid basis.
The Second Anniversary of the Sands-st. Ju-
yene Missionary Society was held ut the sandSs Meth
Odis Church yesterday afternoon The report OF the
sioDary purposes during the Pss year Addresses were
The billiard tournament commences this even
ing at City Assembly Rooms and will continue nine
DAYS The prizes three In number elegant gold
medal, worth Sl75; goldmiounted cue and silver
medal The tournament will DO under the direction Of
Nr Samuells and Daniel Gavit. The number Of games
In he played viii be about 49, exclusive OF ties.
The friends of temperance in Brooklyn,
the Indie al