New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

A carriage owned by Michael Cassidy, while
crossing Tenth ave at Tmrtetlst was run ihto W tS
switch engine NO 81 OF tne mnuS9n mo- nersnn
was injured.
Conrad Hoffman, German, II years OF age,
employed at somers Brewery NO 235 West aeon ~
subeelar last evening" aud was badly aupue
tho head and shoulders lie was taken to Bellevue HOS
pitol
The match between James Smith, the cham
pion walker and W. f. Harding, the velocipedst which
victory for legs smith walked his miles in 65
minutes Harding rode his Ia miles IN SO minutes, having
made four or somersauts in the race on account Oi
his sfeed" not being In sound condition There was
respectable number OF spectators
Mr.. Selah C. CARL, the well known carpet
dealer of Futon.st Brooklyn who sails Europe
Wueday was visited AT his residence In Concordst,
last evening by his former employees and other friends
hountfu repast followed the speeches on the occasion
Mr.. Carl has recently formed e9partnefshp WIN Tue
firm OF Arnold Constable OF NewfOr
Hudson Engine Company No. l of Hudson
city passed through this city yesterday, en- route for
New London Conn where they to have grand re-
saanenene that has been built there for them. They
made very neat appearance and were sceomPaRIed Gy
and Dayton, and ChIefEngineer Stephen Ioe
Capt. Sterling, of the American bark Nancy
T. Bell arrested by Deputy Marshal Grelg on com
nant of Arthur COburn, the steward OF the bark and
brought before Commissioner Shields yesterday, 70
answer charge OF having without any lasI eadse,
while on the high on the passage from MohteYdeo
10 this port, the 18th ultimo' cruelty beaten, mai
treated, and abused the steward Inc captain gave Dali
for examination
An applcation was made yesterday morning
to Judge barnard, sitting In Special Term for an order
having outwitted or swndled another certain stock
His Honor declined 10 grant the order on the
d tbat ali stock TRANSACTIONS were In the nature Of
rambling az the same time taking occasion to remark
that brokers bargains we're so complicated and peculiar
in their character that none but brokers could under
stand them.
The men engaged on the preliminary opera
lions the site OF she new PostOhice have e1cayated
the ground fronting Parkrow for about rs feet TO
siderable depth IL Is intended TO dig % feet below the
surface Of the Park for the construction OF the vaults
which will be sidewalk lwhere thewOoden
stands At the north western corner frame build
ing been erected 20 serve an office during the cree
and masons will be at weeks time, ana Mr.
Muctt the Supervising Architect for the Treasury De
will be removed to the new building within three years
This confidence Ia shared In by Postmaster Jones.
BROOKLYN.-Last week 5061 persons Wis
tied Prospect Park The number OF visitors on Sunday
wac ls,256.
Theodore Eve, who attempted to poison his
employer Mr.. W H. whitney, on the 10th inst has been
held by Justice voorhees, 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
James Maloney, while working on a new
building az the foot OF Van Bruntst was badly injured
taken TO tho hospital.
Edward Pagan, awaiting examination at JUS
tice Delmars Court on charge grand larceny seeing
the officers attention engaged by another prisoner made
his escape, and Is still at large.
Jacob DER, a shoemaker, attempted to com
init suicide yesterday by hanging himself out OF sec,
OndstOry window. He was rescued by his wife, and
locked up in the Forty-third Precinct Station
Charles McCuloch, who escaped from the
Fourth District Court last October while awaiting trans
fer 10 the Jail 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury
chargo OF grand larceny was resrresed yesterday and
reeOmmitted.
The temporary injunction obtained by
Thomas Lynch and other property owners Brdgest,
restraining the Water Board from having the street
paved with Belgian pavement was dissolved by Judge
Tappen OF the Supreme Court yesterday.
Tho pa,v Catholic Church of tho Annunpo-
ton building tho of North Fifth and seventh
sts, williams6urgh Is to be handsome structure OF
roof The cost viii be about 100000 The cornerstone
was laid on Sunday.
In the case of Mary f. Holmes against the
Judge Tappan decided that Charles Thatcher. de
ceased had any interest property nor the de
and that stock be transferred TO her.
On Thursday next, at IL o'clock a. m, the
stone OF the Wart6urg Orphans Home under tho
auspices OF the Lutheran churches OF this city and vi
ciny, Will be laid with appropriate ceremonies at Pei
haInyllle, on tho New-Haven Railroad. A train win
leave Twenty-seventhst at . o'clock a. IN.
An illicit distillery on the corner of Hudson
ave. and Sandsst seized yesterday by Assistant
Wass OF the Third Internal Revenue District
nvo hundred gallon still WAS destroyed and tho worm
pumps. &c we're delivered to the United states Marshal
No arrests made, the occupants having fed at the
approach OF the officers
JAMAICA-Alyin b. Durham has been appointed
Mai geut Long Island Railroad J. Taens removed
OYSTER BAY.-The bunker fishermen who made
interrupted the town authorities aud their boats ordered
away Of the terrific stencil created brougt
the for $4,000 body Of found Inside
the beach GenvoOd SAlaray morning Ira, recognised 'h.
AZ Who the boat from New f the night previous
supposed that being liquor 'ni having money place
lodge While endrav0ug get ~ the boats the bad
fallen overheard and drowned She about so
The North Shore Railroad COMPANY making preparations
the present terminus Of their road from The Long Island Railroad Depot
to north the nd viii building
depot few days The road has been graded from Winfield
Eat River aud MS expected ~ DO 10 full operation s entire length
By the middle Of NoyembeE
RYE NECK-FTesh rumOrs are anOat relative tO
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been obtained the real murderer that the
s IA b,t igy '. ste si bV .s1SDb f H
arrest IL Is also alleged that another party Who vas implicated vita
lm. Is under surVeliHce
MOUNT VERNON-On Sunday afternoon Bishop
Potter y, Trinity Church Mount Vernon aud confirmed
persons prcsenri by toe Rev. Charles seymour Rector the Parish
The services special by the fact that
candidates included number Of the oldest aud prominent
Of the village and nghbonood The Bishop also visited Psu
Church East Chester a1l confirmed nineteen Tho Board
Of Trustees have passed 81 oIauee to The efe that but s
tk AZ least four feet vide shall be lad IOsa that village
MELROSE.-The third annual picnic and soir6 |
Crystal Spring Division Temperance OF Mrrosr
will be held todiy At MuIer rarL foot of tnb't aea , Ru
'lasrs are hoag revival meetings Ntl Hau.Iiug results
MOTT HANEN.-The low sWampy ground in Mott |
Haven AMI Meiro,e, kaosu Frog Hoios 10 be Improved
iONKERS.-Thc Board of Trustees at their last |
meeting concluded 20 hold special election tlc lh ponno at
when tle TAXABLE haDua vi" De called upon to vote Nor 81 OF
sgau Authorizing the Trustees By special $1,000 the
purchase Of two steam pre- engnes aud hose r tue village also
"1rte We trustees hi Ae measures 10 provide the village Will
suitable reservoirs pipes in hydut for the erugupent oi hrcs
Some eus have subscribed uDwa Of tUJ Or the purpose
replacing TIE tools DESTROYED by ac belonging 10 wosmru employed
BY Msssr, Aekert had Quick
HOBOKEN.-1hOmas Mcmahon who. il is alleged,
attempted 60 murder BIS wife Fst the Phsk road Ito
10 await trial Hugh Osborne the County Jail
AUS Of 800 bail to snsser charge Of keeping dorery house
y JERSEY CIIY.-Thomas Robertson, residing at
No % bteubenst assaulted by OF maus bis resi-
heat