New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
TILE CITY.

THE CITY.
The last boat will leave Vanderbllts Landing
for this city on Sundays hereafter AT p III
Mr.. Roberts, Spanish Minister, left thus city
for Washington last evening
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan left the city for Long
Branch yesterday afternoon. 40,
Tho missionaries connected with the City
Mission House have preaching In the streets every Gun
day.
Ex-Gov. Gibbs of Oregon arrived from Il, the
West Yesterday. lie Is the guest Oh ME- freu hluO0iS
Of Brooklyn
John j. Hurley, yesterday morning was found md
in Oak.st suffering from severe scalp wound ne was
dressed and he was tLen locked up-charge drunk ana
disOrderly.
number of the most wealthy and intiuen,,
Yesterday to appear before the Grand Jury now IN
session. in the hope that they instruct the latter
body that better code OF morals may DO gwen W
operators in Wallst. and neighborhood
The Harlem steamboat Sylvan Stream, while
making erlanding at Astoria at $50 yesterday ran over
a smaliboat containing two men. named John Corners
and Luke Riley Riley rescued by passengers on the
steamboat and Conners saved by Nj. VIM. E. Brown,
news collector for the Associated Press
Thomas Finley of No. 1888 Spring-st., while
engaged yesterday in ng the tanks Of the steamship
Queen at Pier No 49, North River, fell overheard and
and taken to his late residence where Coroner Flynn VIII
hold inquest to-day. Deceased leaves wife and 1--WE
children.
Mr.. l.. N. Jewell of Manassas, Va, has in
his possession having picked up the field OF battle
the sword formerly belonging to LIe4tC9l j; Fred:
Person. LIST New York Volunteers. Mr. Fewell VINO was
Confederate soldier Is very anxious TO restore the
weapon the friends OF Col Person On the scaDbard
is the inscription, "a testimonial OF regard TO Lieut. Col
Fred Person LIST N. Y State Vols the patriot and sol
der"
The New-YOrk Genealogical and Biograph-
zeal Society at its meeting in the Mott Memorial House.
No IS MadlsOn-ave., Mr. Henry r. Stiles the PRESIDENT
in the CHAIR addresses made by corresponding and
resident members. This new INSTITUTION promises 70 MI
an mnOrant space among our learned bodies, which de-
pend upon earnest workers In very mportant 1ea OF
ready made fair beginning OF valuable library 10 be
accommodated in the building in which the meeting was
held.
The stockholders of the German American prl-
yate school FOurthst Firstve, held their an
nual meeting last night. The school was attended ny
about scholars year, who divided into niue
classes and instructed by nine German ana three
American eachsrs one 'esGneT 81 ag Th% Pri1
cipal Of the school The Following Otncers were elected
for the ensuing year: Messrs DR. Kammerer, PRESIDENT
DR. s. ID. sewar1s Vice. Presidents Charles Guenthner,
Secretary; FIR. Flackus Treasurer.
AS almost every body except the conductors
Themselves charge the conductors ON the street
with appropratng portion Of the receipts the sug'
gestion Is made that the gift enterprise system !prey
ing i'm Cincinnati should lie adopted here The system is
this The ticket when the passenger pays his fare, Is
torn In two he retaining one hail. with number upon
it, and the conductor deposItlng the other in the box
Al tie close OF the week tickets in the hands OF the
Company are put In box, and ticket being drawn
out the passenger holding the other halftcke with the
corresponding number is entitled TO $50 20 be paid by
the Company The protector claims that The Companies
thousands Of dollars by adopting the PLAN
Ex-Gov. Aiken of South Carolina, Gen. Tor
bert OF Delaware, Judge Dorman OF Delaware, ana Hor
ace Is. Sargent OF Boston at the AsOr House. H. y
C. Strange Secretary Of the British Legation; George NJ
Pullman Of Chicago Abbott Of Boso9r and I'M, ko'e
Tift NJ. C., and f. G.. Rust, Georgia; B. c. Boriesen,
Fifth. Avenue Hotel Count EsterhaEy Of the Aus
trian Legation at Washington; Judge r. IA.
I%psIey. Alabama, are al the SewYoSk Hotel Gen "
Dwight jr., Of Boston. and &. Townsend. esq, Rhode
Island are at the Albcmarle Hotel Madame lie Vert the
authoress at the Coleman House. Col Beach, u s. A.,
i at the Everett House Gen. T. L. Cngnan North Car
San Francisco are the 81 Nicholas Hotel The Hon. d.
Pas Ohio and John Hay f9r ORR s. PryG Hst seere
BROOKLYN-Mr. MunsOn lectured last even
NJ the Plymouth Bethel before the Photographic
Society.
The Catholics are now building in this city a
cathedral, church, college, academy and female
asylum.
Jacob Luqueers residence, Greenpont, was
entered by sneakihieves yesterday and robbed OF 500
Eight hundred and forty patients were treated
at the 1sPe us ~ Se 3 nSd 5s
prescriptions compounded
Alexander Reiss, a harness-maker doing
business at No. $40 Broadway, T. d. swallowed guam
destruction lie was saved by the use Of the stomach
pump.
The sewer at the corner of Bridge and John
purpose for which t was designed The condition Of
many other sewers nearly as bad anG It is TO be hoped
Mrs. Catharne Barbour of Greenpoint, hav-
ing cowhided her landlord Henry Foulk. for using i'm
pure language Ia her presence, was tried FOR assault and
battery yesterday In Justice Voorhees, Court. The
original cause OF tho trouble between the parties
clothes line Mrs. Barbour was acquitted
The names of additional owners have been
received as petitioners for NcOsOn pavement on JOral
Allen. j. p Dufn. NJ d.. and Mrs A. w Cromwell MI
A A. Low has also expressed himself in its favor This
gentleman believes that either NcOlson or scrmshaw is
an Improvement over cobolcstOues.
~
Ransom Installed the officers OF Eureka Division s. OF t.
No 1877, follows: W. r., George H. Rowe; Wa Charles
Treasurer, VIM. H. Ray Chapain James Ovens; Con
ductor Charles l.. Nallean; A. C., VIM. III. Motti s.,
Floyd The meeting Was subsequently addressed by the
Rey. 4. j. Garfield and p. W. T. d. NJ. yreeland.
A suspicious looking man, supposed to
troubled the good housewives of Brooklyn for some
weeks past yesterday noticed by several residents
OF the neghborhood OF Dean and Bondst lurking for
two hours about the corners as II preparing for raid
No policeman In sight, and the man made OF
lie discovered that ho watched. lie described
aforbddng looking man. toleraby well dressed, with
small black eyes JET black hair, aud olive complexion
HIS hight is about feet s.
HUNTERS P0INT.-The assessment valuations
and o. aes. :" tax 91s ns Internal Revenue
the First De. for collection
Richmond G County a. ots , fIsS1 o. county
Observation-Disclosures Hallock, arrested on the
S .Spoy %1s yssssTay Gsssd BY JSss QaasI%sn Is. ~.
Sns eiSI suit aSs her damages at %ce QUO now P0''''
EEWTOWN.-The bridge builders are 10 have
another AZ the taxpayers BY the erection Of smother bridge
Dutch Kills Greek for the Thompson This will be
structure this creek and all within the space ola mile
COLLEGE P0INT-Coroner Hicks of Flushing
Was sunk IBIS pe bs am daaS The heavy gale The boy
" found the shore BY some boys
PATCHOGUE.-Capt. Henry Raynor Of this viii
schooner Tuesday
IL. bold T sss! 'uS asroSs not '"
SAG HARBOR, l.. Loving 10 the accidental
death Mr. ShAnnahan contractor probable that the Branch Rail
road Wll not be completed before Doesnbsr.
GREENPORT, l.. There are fewer boarders at
the hotels this than usual