New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
THE CITY.

An unknown boy yesterday fell from Pler
No 20 into the East River, and was droWhed
Detective Keirns yesterday arrested Louisa
poyer Mrs. Voker of No. As second-ave.
Isaac Carson, age AZ, yesterday attempted
suicide by hanging at his residence IN
DIR. A. K Gardner will read a paper TINS
evening before the American anI n
cal Society the Geographical Distribution OF DISEASE
Detective Dunno yesterday arrested Edward
Hines ON bench warrant issued by Recorder Hackett,
charging the prisoner with feonious assault Oh JONI
McNevins.
Mayor Hall announces that upon the first
FIVE days of the week his Office will be open Tor business
from 10 a. IN. until p III, ana upon saturuay Io ~ I"
III. until y. IN.
Edward F. White last evening stabbed John
Smith of No Monroest in the throat, cutting him serl
ousy. White was arrested and locked up in the Madison
st. Police Station.
John Sheehan, laborer residing in First
ave. near Forty -seventhst. fell from hithstOly WIN
dow of new building in Fortythirdst., between First
and second-aves., and was injured fatally
Jules A. L. Olivier, one of number of
deserters from the French steamship Vile de Paris was
arrested yesterday by officer Strauss OF the Ponce Ce
trail Oihce and delivered to the French Consul.
Tomorrow patrolmen will appear in Sum
mer uniform blue flannel coat and pantaOOns Panama
hat white gloves, and black necktie and this uniform
will throughout the season. rainy days excepted
George B. Davis, sentenced to five years
IMPRISONMENT in the Kings County Penitentry ON the
charge OF having perured himself by making false am
day against eXCOector Bailey, has been pardoned NY
The Grand Division s. of t., Eastern New
York will receive the National Temperance Association
in the large Hall of the Cooper Institute on Tuesday NEXT
There will be singing and speeches by prominent temper
ance advocates.
Early yesterday"the police of the Seventh
Precinct saw number OF roughs about 10 Ihbo Pse
Believing prizehght was contemplated the police dis
persed the crowd.
Weather permitting, there Will be music in
Tompknssquare to-day from TO- p III. M9slIal enter
tanments will also be given on Wednesday IN Mashing-
ton-square, on Thursday in Madsonsqnare ana Oh FIJI
day at the Battery, from 6 to O'Clock =. H.
The famous AriOn Vocal Society having
purchased houses Nos 10 and u ST. MarAsplace, has
now under adyisement the question OF e SIG
splendid clubhouse and music han Is proposed 10 DC
erected, at a cost OF about $4,000
On Sunday night Patrolman Robert Ramsey
of the Twenty Precinct, while convey John
Egan arrested for dsorderly conduct to the Cedarst
at the corner Of NewChurch and Cedart., and struck
in the back with a stone temporarily disabling hln
BROOKLYN.-The June Term of the SUI
preme Court Circuit is adjourned until Monday next
The City Directory this year will contain
over IS 900 names.
The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage and wife will
leave for Europe tomorrow in the steamship Java lie
will return 10 his congregation ln september.
Mrs. Judith O'Brien has died at the City
Hospital from injuries received by jumping from he
thrdstory window Of the house No 2o1 Amty ST. on the
29th of May last.
Fanny Lindsay, age IS, left the home of her
parents No III LeOnard-st., T. d., on Tuesday evening
scrbed as brunette brown and hazel eyes, about
five feet five inches in hight, and rather slender.
The trial for embezzlement of George Jud-
son. formerly cashier in the Brooklyn PostOice, was
concluded yesterday afternoon before Judge Benedict,
in the United States Circuit Court and the case given to
the Jury who being out hours failed to
and discharged. They stood eight for acqut and
four for conviction.
Mary Brown, aged 10 years, residing in Will
Yesterday, and took containing kerosene oil some
Of which she poured upon the burning wood The oil
caught fire and caused the can To explode Her clothes
in instant enyeloped In flames, and before relief
could be obtained She horribly burned, and died in
few hours thereafter.
The canal-boat Robert Gowell of Rondout,
lying at Greenpoin about Yesterday was boarded
by river thieves and robbed OF all the rope and movable
property. Capt Carroll OF the Seventh Precinct cap
tured Morris sullivan, but his companion escaped In
boat sullivan Is Junk dealer having s4IP mast IN East
iron belonging 10 the Long Island Railroad Company was
also secured by the officer.
At the session of the Board of Aldermen,
yesterday a communication was received from Mayor
Kalbeisch, setting forth that the Board of Excise had
received licenses since Its organization $4,000 The
Mayor asked that the Aldermen fix the salary Of the
Commissioners, on motion of Aldermen Bergen the sal
complained Of the bad condition OF the hose, and
asked an appropriation to purchase new hose. Alder
then moved that the Joint Boards of Alder
and Supervisors transfer from account in the
budget $4,000 for the purchase of new hose The resolu-
ton carried.
DUTCH KILLS, Liza hagman is to be stationed
The Cntraaye railroad crossing which place Robert Alexander
NEWARK.-Mrs. Joseph II. Nesbitt who was shot
suspected intimacy with
has Prison
nua parade Fire Department took place yesterday and Of
cyedable that has taken place At O'Clock the
line moved from Park place headed by platoon Of police and band
which lined with spectators
Freen
Chief CaIbuf conducted the "A watch
drunken
property Mr. Henry Busch Of No. %
YESTERDAY Prank Ponder bOrer complained that Cornelius Meehn
stabbed BIN the with pennie while working
Thomas OCOnner the and Edward Mrah
for constructing the quarred about paying the aud
Werear arrested and admitted 10 bail.
PATERsON--The Passaic Water Company have
spent $1,000 capacity their
capable Of throwing 5OOO gallons the upper reservoir
every "a hours.
ELIZABETH.-One Spellman, the chief on a canal
boat lying at EabethPOr beat biz wife severely that thought
Speman hiss left Charles Wick
John Wiek yesterday pleaded guilty the MddeseI
Quarter Sessions charge Of bug John Guey They lined
S25 and $lO respectively