New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
THE CITY.

Alfred Boyle, age | year., was yesterday
choked by piece Of meat, at No. PIP Madison-st
An unknown woman was drowned yesterday
by falling into the East River from Wards Island
Wilhemina l.. Keisenling, a homeless Ger
into the North River from Pier No 49,
The Yorkville NJ. f. Church Sunday School
funds have been Increased considerably by me straw
berry festival held the past two evenings In the schoo
Mark Lanigan, who lately made an affidavit in
reference the killing of Herman by Officer Burke has
published card denying the charge Of seduction since
brought against him.
The arrests for the week promise to be at
least 2OO surprising the high number OF last week. lsCo
At Market Police Court on Monday there were
persons brought up, Tuesday 49, and yesterday o.
Bishop Simpson and the Rev. DR.. Foster OF
Drew Theological Seminary, sailed yesterday IN the
steamship China for Londn to represent An S
yenes in July.
A child, age four years, fell from the fre-escape
the fourth floor Of the building No second-,t On
Tuesday afternoon. The awning O the store on Tie hst
floor fall and the chid escaped with severe
cut on the forehead
Two men escaped from Blackwells Island
Ennter's Point and Ravenswood. They seen by
officers OF the island, few hours later attempting 10
pass the fourth ST. Ferry TO this city but tley
recognized the officers and escaped into the woods back
of Dutch Kills.
A petition, addressed to the Secretary of
state 10 be placed the President has been nuner
ousy signed by the merchants of this city doing business
III Venezuela. They call attention to the NECESSITY Of
by Gnzman Blanco the leader the present revolution
to protect American Interests
A reception will be given this afternoon by
Packards Commercial College, at Their new rooms ia the
Methodist Book Concern Building. Tie entertainment
will consist Of speeches, recltatons, ana muse Inc
college Is in prosperous condition. having AT pres
students in attendance, and scientific course OF
business training in successful working
Bomangee Byramgee COlah, an East lndla
Parsee merchant, boarder at the Hoffman House last
evening Seeame 80 eSee N ad T%eg bat m became
suddenly insane, and behaved in the most frantis man
ana attended by Police Surgeon Donau
A well-dressed man, with full, round, stout
frame, medium hight bright face and good looks, ana
lecting money Tor the Phelps Mission in East Thirty
fourthst The man is unknown to the Mission ana his
Kendall asks the prayers Of the public for hmm.
A Strawberry Festival was held last evening
at ne ASmSy ES9@ 1nasr se Heo 9
100 were present and me ladies' were aLryed IN an &
short address, advocating The establishment OF such
associations the present The proceeds will he de
spacious rco Ioodiu5 No ls5 Beecker-st.
Officers of the Ship Owners Association were
elected yesterday follows: President Gusthyus ~
brett; First ycePresident, u. Golden Murray Second
Vice President, John O.. Dale Treasurer, William d.
co corr secretary, = C. Cornish The Executive
Arbitration Committees OF last year were Son'hued
The retiring President. Edward Hneken, declined IT.
nomination.
The steamer V,..zuelan still lies in the Erie
Basin Dock il is impossible To tell when she VIII be
ready to 20 10 sea- Tine West India and Pacific Steam
ship Co. to England for their iron work, aud on its
arrival here was found to be too short was then sent
Iron Works be htted, and then was transported by
huge derrick 10 the dock to DC put III Tedious ana eN
pcnsiye operations.
On Tuesday Mr.. j. Cr0ssett placed the
steamer Wyoming and the barge Anna at tue service OF
the Chidens Ala Society. Nine schools ayailed them
selves OF the generous Oner ana Loo chiideh VIZ
placed board and taken 10 trOssts GroNc,a fay0ltc
picnic ground near Perth Amboy, where they were
treated to icecrcam and other delicaces furnished by
Messrs. Dixon, Huntington, and Elrght The children
the swings going throughout the day. ABOUT dark all re-
turned the city well supplied win wild flowers.
A complimentary and largely-attended rccep
Cornell at the rooms Of the Association No firstaye
postponed and the assembly formed lirtl mo ooil,
ee OF the Whole to discuss choice vands aud fragrant
beverages until late hour, inerspersed with OaSis ana
speeches from the Chairman, Mr. iiarne Nh. THOMAS
ConnOr Ex-senator Murphy, Charles g. Cornell, Max
who sang the praises Association their chief and
everybody in general and everything in particular
Mrs. Ada F. Myers appeared at the Tombs
doing business in Beayerst with her seduction. Mrs
Myers II years of age and 1t appeared upon her
officer when only IA; that she lived with her husband but
six weeks when she obtained divorce from INN tAougn
the efforts OF lawyer named HOUSE. VINO mas as maue
specially III obtaining divorces. MR. Myers the daue
ter Of Mrs VTegnd VINO aaS apPeaIe4 On ,e
celebrated of Vreeland agt Vreeand wherein she
sought TO compel NewJersey octogenarlah 10 recognize
her as his wife.
A large number of prominent politicians
filed the John Scott Club Rooms at No. 29o BT0ome-st
club is named after Justice scott the Essex Market
Police Court and has for its members the most eminent
Democratic politicians Of the East SIDE Among the
guests Justices scott, dwth shandley, Cox and
Koch; ex-senator Charles q. Cornel Marshal Tooker,
County Clerk Loew Assemblyman Campbell, eX-Alder-
man WEIGH, and Edward J. knight who o1icia:ed as
OF ceremonies. The wines and viands Of the
choicest descr puon and frequently during the evening
the health OF the popular Justice Was Crank In flowing
bumpers
BROOKLYN.-The Committee of the Board
OF Education the naval Cadctslps the
pontment of Master John A. Anderson pupil Of School
No. is.
Mary Radican, servant girl, was yesterday
held TO await tIe action OF the Grand Jury charge
of setting fire To the house Of her employer Mr. Stephen
Van MOers, No. strong-pace, on the ith inst
The anniversaries of the New Lofts Sunday
School Union comprising the Schools from the villages
Of WoOdhayen, New Let's East NewYork, and Cypress
Hlls will be held at East NewYork Wednesday next
John Hogan shoemaker, was arrested by
order OF Coroner Whiteh and held TO await the result
OF pOstmortem examination of the body Of his wife
Catherine who died from hemorrage OF the lungs. Pre-
yons to her death she made statement TO Dr Alexander
skein that she had been struck Oh the breast by her
husband.
The Brooklyn White Lead Company have
been taxed sOg q for 1859 personal property esti
mated at $4,000 The Company ask the Board Of Asses
sos to expunge TINS tax as their personal property in
NewYork where they say is their principal Office The
Corporation Counsel advises the assessors to leave the
Company Ia the action OF the Courts
GREENPOINT-On Tuesday afternoon VIM NJ
& SST 70 s SS sa Of M o P s5s hos. u r'fSn. & wa
that he rees'e a that i1espatate hun from swimming The hsl
sIunef hid Inquest Mr. Farrell leaves Ne and ekea
JAMAICA.-Two colored men Tuesday stole
sseo'' aa ei watch IRON 'e'9an ~ ts emPo OF NJ Joseph
stolen from gugeae Lallum
NORTH HEMPsTEAD,- June term of Queens
viii The courhouse, Monday
WHITE PLAINS.-John Furgerson has been held
s,saa "a john aasfo sessions lot ''''A'
PEEKSKILL.-The strawberry festival and enter
anmeHt Of the Presbyterian society neiied bso.
no a.