New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
THERMOMETER Degree

Police arrests for the week, 1,6|3
The o6tb Regiment will parade to-day at Union
Park, Sixtythird'st' IN L..
DIR. Louis Clapjer of France, age 60, was last
evening found dead IN bed OF the Frescot' iiouse'
The body of an unknown man, having on
brown coat back vest and pantaoons, was last evening
found IN fU the North River OF Seventy
The stock in the building No. 81 Water-st.
was on Saturday night seriously damaged py tne Croo
being left running
Nathan Kline of No. III Second-st:, was yes o
terday accidentally struck on the head ny ehger 81 INC
barge Pilgrim, lying at the pier loo' VI fH" "
and dangerously injured.
The Grand Jury at their last session, after
careful investigation OF the ehaTge dis
missed il as wholly unfounded'
A collection was taken yesterday IN all the
coored churches to deay the expenses q t5e cn
mencing on the 10th Of August
Sixth.ave., from its junction with the Park to
its terminus at the Harlem River Is 10 DO ft
dirt road the benefit OF those citizens VINO d'e
horses.
No new cases of cholera OF smallpox have
deaths reported last week was 6g2 Cholera nfantum
caused 1885, other diseases 49, The NUMBER Oh marriages
was 1917 and OF births, 49,
Gen. Sherman and daughter arrived in this
city late on Saturday evening from Boston, and are at
the Aston House They leave for Long Branch this morn
evening in honor OF President Grant
Lieut.. Col. Knox McAfee is to be presented
with set of resolutions by Company sth kegmen,,
the late competition drill with Company, and also for
other courtesies shown the command.
The Executive Committee of the New FORK
wOrNngmens Association has authorized the dlsGon;
tinuance of the exhibition and salesroom estaDlsied
some time ago. This course II represented TO nave De-
come necessary because of want of patronage
Marshal Tooker is daily called upon by
swinded ruralsts money for them on Satnr
eomyPlanans had been swndled by the envelope game'
and In all succeeded in making the swindlers dsgorge
Last evening Mary Kruntel, age 20, employed
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foot OF Little Twefthst, and was drowned. Her BODY
was soon after recovered Her parents reside at No i6o
Secondst
Edward Donohue of Third-ave and Thirty
thirdst, while driving through and ,
panions the horse dashed down an emhankment
overturnng the carriage aud seriously nluriDg Donohue
and brusing the others.
The one-story brick building, Nos. 5l4 and DIG
West seyenteenthst, owned and occupied by James Nc
Cam as a wheewright and blacksmith establishment
$4,000 not insured. The dyelng establishments Of viii
a zesssr adjoining was Ga%SgfS5 e " e copaSy e
On complaint of Johannes Roslng, Consul
General OF Eorth Germany IL Gordes; William syEe.
North German ship Ellda, from Bremen were arrested
and taken before Commissioner Shields. charged with
| committed for examination to-day.
Marshal Tooker granted the following licenses
for the week ending ON Saturday Secondhand dealers,
Junk shops Junk carts, coaches ~ stage coaches
IS; boarding houses 1; express yendeIs ~ drivers
oSi amount received for licenses and anes soSi
The Marshal has caused $3.50 20 to be refunded to yar
! Gus complanants during the past week
Ts s a oac Of aday W SS Ga e isI.4
Of the old on the ground
The rst story viii DO used for offices, and spacious,
chapel 20 by 40 feet and u feet hight The second
story-96 by fcetwI be used school rooms and will
800 'eeS1 he tnrd ana Fourth s9r
accommodate about 800 beds The upper story Is To be
finished with Mansard roof and VIII DO used as play.
room These improve arc TO DO completed oy INC
lot Of November The sabbath and day schools wiz DO
continued In the adjoining building while the new build
| Ing 10 constructing.
| Ex-Gov Dennison of Ohio, Gen. j. Hough,
Boston the Hon g r. Griggs Illinois; II. C. Lord Gin
Nicolas Hotel. The Hon. NJ weker OHIO. is at the Me.
Montreal and Geo ~ PULLMAN chicago are at the Bre.
WORT House H. O. Hazard. Rhode. Island ia at the st.
Denis Hotel Boris Danzas OF the Russian Legation "a at
the Clarendon Hotel Judge c. ID. Conu Ohio. and Com
mander Mccain, u $. NJ are at the Fifthayonue Hotel
| Beach, Troy Gen. Cadwaader Philadelphia; Judge j.
3 Haser san Francisco, and Capt Kaminsty, Russia
ter, is lat tho Coleman House The Hon. J; IT. Kunkle,
Maryland, aud Capt Fenda. U. S. Marine Corps are at
| the Aston House.
The Elevated Railway in Greenwich street,
which has been so long under way is gradually approach
nearly an position but the delay In getting
their ron this portion Of the road would have been ready
October The section below Courtlandtst has been
remodeled 10 conform 20 the upper section In
tue Jerk given to the by its sudden at
tachment TO tho rope. new ana Ingenious method has
TO pass the car they gyingt gradually increasing mo
TIL reaches momentum that or the
when 1t attaches Itself to the rope The company after
completing this single track aud dispeng all doubts AS
TO tie utility OF tho plan, will push this single line To
completion and will another the opposite side Of
the Meanwhile, the aud other accessories 10
the rolling stock are being pushed TO completion
aud will be ready for when the road Is opened.
The following transfers of policemen have |
made BY yo the FROM BoId 6 Fr foGs % aSs
Fourth Preelnet pAtrolmen Logan q; f. Trip, and
T. Kenneay FROM the Twenysixth 70 the Fourth Pre-
the Twenty Precinct tho Sanitary Squad T.
Comic from Twentieth Precinct Second District Court
simon Cummings from Sanitary Squad to Third District
Cobut NJ Clapp from Fifth TO Twenty sixth Precinct
l. NJ. Terhune from Ninth TO Twenty sixth Precincts j. |
Moore from sixteenth Twentys sixth Precinct; James
Gillen from Second Precinct 10 First District Police
Court Roger Judge from Sixth Precinct to First District
Precnct j Mcpherson, from Ninth TO Second District |
Court; NJ McGrade, from Fourth to TwentysiTth Pre-
Precincts NJ. swazey from Thrtisth to Twenty second
Precinct Patrick Battersby, from Eighteenth TO Forty.
seventh Precinct, "a ~.
About three months ago Mr.. Kurtz had |
stolen from his premises valuable picture OF his father.
in.law The police communicated WITH but failed
gentleman waking down sixt6.Sve saw in the win.
dow Of second hand dealer tho portrait OF elderly
struck with It's excellence as work OF art, and pur.
chased for S. On examining his purchase he found
the back the inscription "KurtZ, Broadway" and hav.
ing suspicion that the picture had been stolen com
municated with Ar kurtE who at once claimed the pic
ture Marshal TOoker sent for the secondhand dealer
who sold the picture who stated that ho purchased II
from stranger three months before for 81 go but neg
lected 20 enter IL IN the book kept record OF all art
Giles purchased. There being proof that the second
hand dealer knew the picture to have been stolen no
enforce sth section Of chapter "a Of the Re-
ysed ordnqnces leh provides that every second hand
at tho time OF the purchase OF any article accurate
account and description OF such article with the price
and all particulars annexed.
BROOKLYN.-Mr DOnahue, Waterman at n
sewer now being constructed In WaltOn-sL, r. ID was
assaulted early yesterday by unknown and now lies
In precarlOus condition.