New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09


ST., and was instantly Killed.
Ann Russell aged % years, homeless out
cast, died suddenly yesterday III he SaIu ~ NJ 70 sta
ton.
Persons having projecting signs in several OF
the cross downtown streets are being LOT
violating the law against the same IL costs sZ " 10
settle.
John Thomas, colored, of Minetta lane, yes
terday fell from the front platform Oh an ElsaNe C
was run and had his foot crushed TIC was remover
TO Bellevue Hospital
Jacob Bell, employed in Singers Sewing Ma
chine factory early yesterday fen from unLI 9
window OF his boarding house. NO 800 blOOihes' anu
was dangerously Injured
The employees of Messrs. Francis & Loutrel
held their annual picnic a. Mount We're present.
and the affair was heartily enjoyed
Gov. Hoffman has pardoned Mary Dwyer,
sentenced TO the Penitentary for SIX lnOnlns HAVING
Geen informed that she was the mother Of seven Children
all TOO young to take care Of themselves.
The School Trustees of the Twelfth Ward
a. n@SsT q RSPGS o on
and fourthst. corner Of Tenthaye They will meet to-
day aud make their award
BnIl's Head was beaten ana stabbed by three unknown
men at one hundred-and secondst and Thlrd.aye. lie
was taken to the East Eghtysi1tlst Police station.
where his wounds dressed and he was theh sent
| home q
The Literary Star Association held the semi
annual installation Of officers yesterday as follows JO9n
| Prince President Louis Levy, Nlce'fIesuehti VI L.
Phillips, Recording secretary ID j., sTnnger. CorpJ
H. Jacobs and Charles AntwOOd were masters OF ceIe-
monies. large audience were interested Ia the pro-
| ceCdlugs.
new building 40 by 90 and five stories
high Is to be added the Five Points House OF Industry
Te four lower floors will contain chapel class rooms
and dormitories aud the fifth story will DO "A play
| ground for the children, with sides ana WludO~s Oi
hash i'm the SUMS genial rays which seldom penetrate To
TO the lower regions OF the rive Iolnts. I me new
children. The number at present III the institution IS
| 300
Nonew arrivals of vessels infected with yellow
fever were reported last week The Dug Schluuilhu,
Iue CA days from Rio Jaueiro just arrived reports that
she had 10 leave one OF her crew IN hospital at 40 ing
bark Nyborge also al Quarantine leit her mate IN os
pita at the same place 1t Is believed mat the men let
belonging TO the bark Gertrude, was aumtlvu 10 nJ
Fever Hospital on saturday and John Noyes' second
mate Of the vessel admitted on Wednesday ded OF
| yellow fever Saturday
The semi-monthly report of the Castle
Garden Labor Exchange, from July 10 TO 81 ~ M0khS
days. shows that applicants for employ men were l,J'y
males 255 females, 1885, Orders OF employers Tor Ia
borers 20iG-maes isC; females e. [Ga5on3 en-
were 20 families, comprising IS persons Average huDet
Of applicants, lI2 per day average nuUet 81 DruTs
day average rate Of monthly wages paid TO males W
cisssfcatioS Of cnigrant labor: mechanical Ia.
Dor, 800 agricultural wv ienalesskou ISDoI, - Hn'
able read and write 49, females able TO read and
write females not able to read aud write, 49, There
were 3. 46s agements effected in July.
| BROOKLYN.-Mrs. Flakes, while attempting
to lump "A Fulton Ferry boat rs IL was leaving The
the deck hands.
George Stoddard, charged with stealing n
gold watch hair chain, and silver cup from the house OF
Charles Gilet No o2 Deyoest, l. D. on the 4th OF Juy
| was arrested yesterday.
Thomas Shields was arrested on q warrant
Issued by Coroner Jones charging him with having caused
the death Of his wife Catherine, by failing TO provide for
her the necessaries OF life
Mary Rinehardt was arrested and locked up
house Of Thomas Lawler the an inst, ana stealing
ewey and wearing apparel to the amount Of SiOo winch
If.l4 ffHfTgm at her resi- In
The rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association to be closed for repairs from the IAN Of
August to the 1st OF September The members are milking
great preparation for the Fall OF ana have
! engaged the most popular lecturers.
The stable of William Wallace, in Hickory
ST. near Franklinav ave- took fire about Sunday,
aud damaged about 500. The flames also cOmmuul'
Gated to the stable Of William Sweeney, adjoining, which
was also damaged the OF 500. No Insurance
The second meeting Of the Terra Nova Union
Society was held on Saturday evening The Committee
Constitution and Bylaws reported code OF rules for
sttuton submitted one by one and adopted. The
consideration Of the bylaws was deferred for week
BY the constitution all native observation-disclosures all North
Americans who have resided two years In Nowfonnd.
land and az others no can prove hEe years IeSdehce
secretary pro tenn, resigned that ONCE and hr Bowen
passed 10 Mr.. Woods who bec0ningly acknowledged the
compliment, and the meeting adjourned
GRAYESEND.-The colorcd people here have been
struggling building for chuTch school
purposes They have procured plot Of ground fee and have succeeded
getting ths building nod Ttsy need 'ea pew. and altar
! ceiyst By their pastor. The Rev. Jarvis r. Prince
| MELROSE.-A female infant was found by party
mother WHO could be i,uud The child
! YONKERS-Danie Ryan left the residence Of his
heard ofslues. He ws'HId TO be
| DUDLEY'S GROYE.-Thc managers of the New
York Orphan Ayum have purchased acres Of nd on The east back
e Iii0a and 1,ssd @ fb ~" ypr @ p,g ASy po,i
The paid for The aad $3.50 per S5iOoo for
| HASTINGS.-A number of Brooklyn roughs visited
this place Ihursls aud created considerable excitement by their
oy eIpelng the fortunately before
dsagreeabe visitors
MANGARONECK-A large gang of laborers have
Nan ot s st aud he s o. Witt, P,
SING SING.-The Sabbath School of the NJ T.
Church held their annual Spring hin Grove Thursday
FIsHKILL LANDINGi-On Friday morning lit
wage. Get G s ,s. IA G"gs Gq her be- sna AM o s
elbow psnstHg nearly two inches She Va, bh '' By the hooL
AID they hurried aud took her Of the hook probable no daa
gerous result will follow
TIVOLL-Two rowdes, whose names are un-
hnown became involved dsPnte yesterday over ihs possession
Of whip Some Of orod which bad gathered .rod The contestant,
The appearance of police officers dispensed the gathering No arrests
whs inquest Minnie Rs'sG9a[G 9s hide
The driver is held to =, ali the result ols COronss uVesgaon
JERSEY CITY.-GeOrge Schwerer and Virginia, his
wife engaged 10 dispute 90 Friday evening relative 70 The VII OF TIE
expressed bis willingness TO do as she desired provided she
wOud make The request becoming manner be var o. words
succeeded by blows Of which Mrs bweer received s ha ,hie
snd the only cooled % m time TO bud that no boud mort
cages vhuAb had been burned The vile claims that The
husband had I'd them holocaust while be on h part males
charge Of similar against her bchWere vi" arrested
BERGEN.-The residence Of Mr. Rice was entered
BY burglars Friday bot nothing wa on as e. having
been Interrupted by Dr. Rice This the I'm hme nh sa1Het ha'
the same house has bson similarly visited
FORT LEE. N. J.-Mrs. Hartman, who caused the
f' Mr. hSaP .ss Der S s:. .sHh.si R s
hI1h Z aid have eees implicated 70 .'ir s 70. a'ss pro-