New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
THE CITY.


THE CITY.
This evening, from to s, there will be music
in Mount MOrrs-square.
Marshal TOOker last week granted All IL
censes, and received S1,4y IS.
Samuel Herring of No. 90 Oliver-st. acct
dentally shot himself yesterday while cleaning soi'
The arrests in this city the past week were
greater than before for the same space Vi te anu
made total OF 1,sG5.
Ellen Burke, age six, of No. G67 Eleventh
ave. yesterday fell into the slip at Ftetl-st., North
River, and was drowned
The coffee and spice store of C0burn ~
Pratt at No. l43 Readest damaged by fire yester
day to the amount Of $3.50.
The Hon. Calvin T. Hulburd, Superintendent
Of the New Post Office building, is IN Washington ON
business with the Post-Once Department
There arrived at this port last week 7,47O
immigrants, 1913 Of whom were from Europe the
remainder mostly from the West India Islands, Aspin-
wall sent g.
David Glavin, young man living in Sec
ondave., between Fify-niDth and siXtieth-st, was
drowned yesterday while bathing in the East River at
the foot " Fifty-eighth-st.
Judge Brady in the Supreme Court, on Sat
uray in the case Foley agt smith, denied the motion
for stay Of proceedings, and affirmed Mr. Foeys title 10
a seat In the Board of supervisors
The Second Brigade, n. G. s. n. Y, Gen.
Louis Bge VIII parade Sn On t9 sd Of
81 hf Tg s T resting nc on at S
The annual 8" Feast of the Sacred Heart
celebrated Saturday at the Convent OF tna name
%a AZ sea BY the R
Mcdowell, and Brennan
August Lump, age 10, while playing yeestteTG-
day the roof Of the fvesOry tenement No l52 Lud-
lowest fell to the ground striking in the descent Charles
Wandevel Of No. l75 Orchardst., breaking Ms leg,
to recover
Mr. James Donahue, Superintendent of the
Free Labor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Cnt0n-place makes
on Saturday: Number OF men applied for employment
23 women. G52 men required 20; women, ioZi stua-
lions procured for men, 16l Tor women OIL
BROOKLYN.-Policear arrests last week, 9S3.
Charles NJ. Sanford was held for trial by JUS
ce Eames for obtaining TWO gold chains valued al sSO
by means Of false representations
John O'Neil, age %, No. s Dennett-place,
was drowned on Saturday evening while Oaths " lilo
Lawrence Hyland, Twenteth-st. and Ninth
ave. had his skull fractured yesterday morning by ial
from a cherry tree back Of Greenwood Cemetery lie
taken to the City Hospital.
Thefirst of a proposed series of Saturday after
concerts given in Prospect Park on saturday
last by the Twenty third Regiment Band large num-
Der of pleasure seekers enjoyed the music
Ann McShey, married, No 252 MaTShall-stY
having delirum tremens attempted to commit suicide
knife She succeeded in severing her windpipe.
At 12:45 yesterday a German named John
Brown an engineer the Coney Island steam railroad
while working his engine, had his skull fractured ana
jaw broken by blow from the lever He was taken to
The CITY Hospital.
Harris Pike g. Co.'s varnish factory, in Tiffany
plaee near Uarrisoust caught fire saturday morn
for sI Geo The adjoining white lead factory Of Mesrs
Wells Breing damaged $500 ana the s'aDe Vi MI
John Pagan $4,000. Covered by insurance
The following amounts have been deposited
IN bank during the week past by Treasurer Campbell ON
behalf OF the Brooklyn Cooperative Lot Associations
Sis st a. No G. sos No T. S77 5O No g. s5 5O No D
Sass 5O No TO- SIS. Total si,29i 49,
A fight took place at 1890 on Saturday night
between number drunken men congregated IN front
II salo on Hudson avenue,
tents OF pistol lodged in the right side OF Thomas
IN The CITY Hospital Two OF the gang, Edward Ham
and John Berry were arrested put thS Wo e ocd
up to await examination.
The workmen employed on Prospect Park
proceeded in body to the City Hall on saturday ana
sign the Park bonds and thus prevent their dscharg9
their Positions 0SS e s tns enough to the
work on the Park 20 be continued until ina decision
81 %eat ne CITIZENS have desired the PARK Commissioners
TO continue work. and pledged themselves to see that
the workmen are paid
hoc q the schools tbs place viii r f P made PS several
sS should the Say by stormy the parade and
Sed the next fr day. cTsres vii che ground
1890 a N. bard Of music viii be IN attendance.
FLUSHING. Charges for toll on the plank roads
have aboise hoe railroads. to be built between As
who rode over The Flushing Railroad yesterday
The number who went oyf the road during The month vas
Company that the number will exceed 100 % for The mouth 81
pol Of The u the Flashing and Hohse Railroad
m irving arrangements the Trustees Of tie North Shore
Road that po done away with and large station be
bail, further up town and near Parsons-aye
HOBOKEN.-A Frenchman named Arthur Devine
the house Of Dr. Chabe, No 2 Wash
inon employment The Doctor no. beng At hone he vas referred
surgical Instruments valued NJ about $50 The het
soon inquiry being made Tor Deyue friend Of bis IN
formed police ihst he had Dr. Vanck jersey CITY where
neriedo sell Instruments The police found De,e az Dr.
VscAs With the instruments sill bis possession. Devre accused his
friend him commit the theft and pleaded poverty the
cAuse.
JERSEY CTTY-Mrs. Bridget 1immins, widow
aeel residing Mrs Ldden Of No IS Wauens, died At that
place SATURDAY afruoon under rather peculiar circumstance Dr.
week bat Wednesday sapposng her Of Danger
the deceased became AMI the doctor
cent bat beOu his arrival al she died post morcn
held Yesterday anil the result that ancansn Of the
mot committed upon Hannah Smith TIE
Dangerously injured Mcpeuuoit arrested. .Eary
yephnk Co.'s oil refinery damaged By Ore TO The extent Of abOa.
| s3ts0
| NEWARK.-Late on Saturday night, Patrick Lahey
yng IN the mont Of beer saloon IN CcntsL with
head another npa bis @ shoulder wounds
which ouHd BY, aud covered with hloo
the Police station where his wounds des
IL became James Mcnamara resident
HunierouL had quaeed With Llhey and be arrested and
| mtted.
| ELIZABETH.-Walter H. Jacques, alias Harry
Elizabeth arrc Yesterday by Chief OF Police keon
upon charge Of swnng According ihe
aa upon which he vas anested he Obansl by po
Adam Roberts claI iOY employed az tue hafksts
raiho.4 lrIoi IN AessIk lie va aua 10 bal iaansScE
| BELLENIlLE, N.J.-The Rev. Mr.. Sandlord be
came much by o c aueghhofs house bug struck h'
L.htln dave $50 ual AHA sstg.a guurr, uoaacl
! 49, Va a uot eIueetod EtcoSeE