New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14
TIE CITY.

THE CITY.
Prof. Hamilton, the horse-tamer' dleu III '''''
siy, Oh Monday night OF Ihe'S'''' ,,,, tbo
Meosles has made its appearance aihonS ''0
eli'Grcu of immigrants at the C"ele ""i''"' -
co,c thieves broke in the show case, IN IrOn ,I
81 ic colds yesterday p. In aud stole sl0O WIZ"
Of slyorWare. i,,,+ior of
All sbod poles obstructing the NAVIGATION ,i,r on
me Noiin Piy,ssil. ao removed by the Iuo' 0oiln''
,i on Monday iet'.
VIM. Culmas. 10 years Of age, fell into
VI -, ~ .f- 1.,.t 'Tvcsty.thiIdst, and received
hiir'r, nom winch Lc died shortly hterWal0'
The late julius Ernest of this city, ihdrE.
gapar - L,9ae s n ,,1 IN dsPErana society
The Ways and Means Committee, IN session
Of tic CusouHouse yesterday tN"ugn Nr rms civ
wiki reference Go The opertuoho Oh U'e revenue W ~
The Union Ferry Company report that over yer
oads q furniture we're iahe; 10 h.o@y In no Ssw.
's, Iuoyng while only about 10 We're ''''s-' "
loik
The New York corps Of target rtie@e N J Sapt
yeoa' inn o. o. aud p next. The company numbers
about 800 members n -.
The body of Francis Flanagan age "a ,S yeaaS'
h1 } t s vera weeks was yesterday found floating IN
&he Eas, River near Pier NO. - .. -.
The Police Commissioners were present yes
tsr,y NJ Police Headquarters but no meeting was helu,
tits understood that the Board wiz reoIs"@e " 'n0
election OF officers on Saturday next
III TIon,bprg and American Steam-Packet
COMPANY have lowered their deck passage TO y? goiU
snout the same CHARGED for deck passage Oh es'"'
sailing vessels from Hamburg TO TINS port
Mary REYNOLDS, confined in the Sixth Pre-
wact Staon.House on a charge Of drunkenness, hung
herself I'm ler cell by her apron strings last ng1t cue
Is discovered aud cut down in time to save her NE
A building so feet front by 100 feet deep
four stories high, to cost $G50oO, ana to DE
rfnWcst corner Of Nuth-ave and Thrty-siXt-st, Tor
ne Northwestern DispensaIy
The body of an unknown man was toG9o
Auatug IN the North River of Pier No YESTERDAY
body had apparently been IN the water lot oiG
aud was far decoinpoSed as 10 be almost uhieeosn%'
bic. IL was sent TO the Morgue.
Tho nossengcr of the ship Great Western,
from Liverpool, publish cara lhahhns NJ - JIM
? from watcry grave, by jumping overheard after
d at the risk of his own me-
Nessrs Phelan s. Colender have distributed
T.e prizes OF the billiard tournament john Deer
received diamond valued at $500 with purse 81
h0O a. p Rudolphc received $62G Melvin ROSTER F''O
Peter Snyder $275 and Henry Rhncs, S2j'
Thomas c. Acton, ex-President of the Board
Of Police Commissioners sent lt0 shad TO %
.eccu River near the farm Of Mr.. Acton at Say brook
onn They given to various officials OF the PONCE
partment
The steamer Dingo, from Portland for New
NIX came i'm collision with schooner laden win coal
-oon, NE schooner sank so suddenly that her name
ccud not be aScertaned nor was II eaiheu "AeHeE any
lives were lost by the accident
John Remagriari, an Italian boy. about two
tb Nv RSilroad cars i'm Fourthave. bet geen
Twenty-eighth and Twenty nintlsts and falling on the
track run over receiving serious INJURIES ne Wac
Flynn requested TO take his antemortem statement
While workmen were engaged in tearing
Gown an old building at Nos 4Ol ana A09 BIoadWag
yesterday, OF the partition walls fell, ana buried
beneath its ruins Peter Wn aud Daniel Calaghan. The
S,oa were rescued and removed to the city Hospital,
where it was found that WInn had ribs broken aud
v"s seriously injured about lhe nafk, WINE Caanah %SS
Superintendent Kennedy has instructed the
Police Captains IN the Metropolitan District, TO inform
Se liquor dealers ID their respective districts that unless
Nono eie and lager beer saloon kceper have allowed
fhplrG Isl,
hoping that the Legislature would either abolish or so
amend the excise to render it more paatabe to
them
The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
zion Yesterday, ordered that their boats, the Mnna;
nanOnc the Bellevue, be placed at tho disposal OF
ae EldG p Predent Rel TO draw on the Con.
1Iey ao 90 =, - Ind 70 ne alton for
the expenses ~ the Board The secretary reported inc
cashier.
An electric storm extending over n large
cctIor of the country prevailed yesterday afternoon,
And continued during The night Adyices were received
lions that the transmission messages the Western
lines was interrupted by the aurora 6orealis. large
offices and business much retarded to the Westward
Tie Eastern wires were working slowly.
The number of Roman Catholic Church edi-
fees In this city 20 be increased 10y the erection
fng ccngregation OF the Church Of the Epiphany the
Rev Dr. Bur'sel PASTOR, now worshpng III the Demilt
Dpcnsary building on the northwest corner Of second
ave and Twenty-thrd-st The new building VIII be on
sccOnd-ave commencing at point 90 feet south from
Tweny-secondst is to be IS feet inches wide by l4e
feet deep and viii have tower and cone rising III feet
Snches from the street grade The church proper viii
be constructed Of Philadelphia brick and broWnstone
trimmings, and Is TO cost $4,000
Among the strangers in this city yesterday
were: EXGOv. DcunsOn OF ONO, ContIOlIef eIleli
T shingon; Col W II. Harris, U. 8. A; the Hon H. O.
'fS :l y y. Mccullough, Ptsbdrs6 f. b. Philips
Chicago: c. Van Benthuysen; Albany; and Austin Dup
of California, ex-senator Foster Of Connecticut; Gen
Wm. McChandlcss Phia dephia the Hon. j. b. Van
Pettcn Fairfield N " Z. b. Morgan, Aurora, and James
Terwiger Albany, at the Aston House. EX-GOy Smith
OF Vermont Gen. Donaldson, U. S. A.; and John s. King
TIn. Pinckney Whyte Of Maryland at the New-York
Hotel. Gen Reese, IT, S. A., at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Dol Hawkins and Lieut. Anderson Of the Royal Engineers,
AlQamO Of Cuba at the Everett House,
Accidental and occasional Interruptions in
the transaction Of business between employer and en-
poyed most frequently charged upon those who do
Last January there lived in Buers, Brooklyn, widow
who worked for clothing establishment IN Leonardst
In this city Experience had taught her that she could
send and receive her work through the agency OF an ex
press company at less cost than by G6ySIg thereto tle
fares The express company also her agent IN
there came failure in the usual weekly remittance The
employers supposed they had paid usual but mother
money. The employers refused TO pay The woman
must oSe He ~ zJ 10 dispute IoI she c0uU hOt prose
cute Only one means Of relief suggested itself She told
her story OF loss the Superintendent of the Working
inquiries to satisfy themselves that such ceurse was
sust and proper the officers Of the Union directed pros
settiegi OF tbe claim iIGg,nniIt ~ cum teansng
Withsosts - ''' 'O'' ""iOu"'
5RO0KLYN.-ChaIles Fisher, an engineer
o. one OF the Futon Ferry boats had his Jaw broken and
was Injured about the head yesterday morning while
Qty PeaIl.st. '' -'0'
Yesterday morning about o'clock. the body
uOdtlng aft ro font ~