New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14

kansas Dr. Thos F. Green OF Georgia ]. n McCnough
ana VIM. hulllns, pittsburgh - Everett honse-col.
House-Ihe MarchiOness Of Villalba OF SPAIN +. w.
Cheney OF Hartford, and Capt Cook OF steamship Java
THE CITY.
Deputy Coroner VIM. Shine yesterday stated
.hat the jury III the case OF the Late James Lngard
had gwen verdict OF suicide by drowning.
Edward Kelly yesterday threw stone at
cat in Eighty drst-st. The cat missed and Henry
Duncan age two years, was struck and his knee frac-
The body of John Fay, age 30, late of No.
3l4 West Tbirteenh-st, who drowned accidentally
on Saturday at the foot Of Barclayst was recovered
yesterday.
walk in front of No. l54 Mulberry-s insensDle, and
bleeding from wound on the head.
James Jackson, age 10, an inmate OF Belle
yue Hospital was drowned yesterday in the East River
in front OF that institution while endeayorng to recover
crutch which a felow-patient had lost overheard.
Isaac Kaufman, of No. 500 East Eighth-st.,
was thrown IRON his wagon last evening hs horse hay-
ing become frightened at Hudson River Railroad loco
motive. Mr. Kaufman was seriously injured about the
head, face and body.
Mrs. Elizabeth Soren, age 50, late on We'd
nesday night took a dose Of strychnine while in her
o few hours She said to friends she knew what
she had taken, but did not believe it would kill her.
Louis Curinski, age 10, living in Manhat-
tanvle-st., Broadway, while standing beside the
Hudson River Railroad track, struck the head by
the platform Of passenger ear attached TO the a. H.
Acknowledgement is made of the receipt of
the following in aid of the wife and daughter OF
officer of the late Third Army Corps, noticed in The
TRIBUNE of saturday last: Mrs. L. b. Connolly, So Cash
Newporp, 81 Cash s; Cash, Staten Island), y; Cash.
a. Cash, s2-total SIC.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association held
their first picnic yesterday afternoon and evening at
lin Park. Not great number were present still there
was enough to make me allar enoyaDe Dancing com
Der Of empty sleeves which showed that the owners had
seen harder service than dancing.
A crowd of excited Irshmen gathered in
front Of the entrance to Bellevue Hospital last eveoing
threatened to seize the corpse OF an Orangenan,
which they believed to he in the building and piea
hospital sent for "A detachment of police who dispersed
the crowd and prevented their reassembling
Michael Quinn was committed yesterday,
without bail by Justice BiXby, in the IOrkve Police
Court on charge OF having in conjunction with another
man, assaulted David Thompson Of NO 4cl East Forty
months ago. and robbed him OF a gold watch Thomas
Caldwell committed for feloniousy assaultnS OH
Barrett OF the Twenty-trst Precinct.
While John McGoyne of No. 1885 Third
at work, yesterday, digging cellar IN sky
sg6 R buried him. He wa dug ont by friends
and taken the Fifty ninthst. Police Station DR.. Me
Donuel was summoned and dressed McGOynes wounds,
which consisted several cuts the head and severe
Commissions on various parts OF the body.
The General Germau-Amercan School Asso-
citation, which sought TO have introduced the German
language branch Of instruction into the public
schools, has made prov sions lor see3 VI puo S
courses ON educational matters when VIII eommrh,e at
St,uway Hall this evening. School Commissioner Mag
Prof. Arends DR.. Gerke aud Dr. Herzbcrs and various
interesting topics in reference to education VIII be dis
cussed.
THE German Society of Artists and Art Com
missoners which numbers 100 members has elected the
following officers: President, Franz Ncnn0 FIRST VICE
kuu9th Recording Secretary, II. Ruhl; Corresponding
Secretary, y. Eglen Treasurer, Dr. Wiener Finance
George iIess and L. Roth Administrators, Messrs. W
Kurtz DR.. Menecke and Theo Wuest The society mas
adopted the name Of" Paette."
II,, aoln me- n
before Justice shandley at the Jefferson Market Ponce
Court Yesterday, blrged with stealing sharl arloes
OF the value of SO, the property OF Cyha ,. Ney Oh
No. 125 Fhave. The prisoner was dls,narseu iiot
service by the complainant, but before leaving commit
with stealing three pairs of pinlO0ns, three coats, gou
pencil case and other articles valued az $40 ihe prop
The prisoner acknowledges his guilt In both instances
and said that he had work. and was forced 10 steal
The prisoner committed for trial on Doth counts
The majority of the New-0rleans firemen ac-
cepted an Invitation yesterday to visit Blaekwes Ran
das and Harris Islands, while the remainder either
promenaded through the city remained IN their hotel
md i'm fine evening visited Kelly Icons Mnstrels To-
daV the fremen have no especial programme, but will be
the recipients of dinner from the proprietor OF the AS
FOR House and tomorrow morning the hTelnen VIII lNe
tor Cincinnati via Elmra and Niagara Falls, sending
tIer truck and engine to NewOreans The members OF
the wo companies complain of the conduct of the Jersey
Civ and HOboken 6reen in not giving them an oppor
funity to race, they had PROMISED 10 give uecuc
answer before II IN. yesterday.
On the night of May 25 the store of Henry
w Freeman at No 80 Mercer-st., was entered by bur
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S5So since then Detective Tiley has been engaged IN
tracing the case and has arrested NJ Heyma Keeper OF
store at No Grand-st in whose possession he FOUND
three pounds OF the stolen silk lie SAD that ne DVught
il from Leopold Stein OF No $50 East Houso-st: stein
i'm Inc Bowey HOustOnst In his store were IOuhI
PC pounds more. Lister said he bought an ths s,k
oridnally from Henry Nelson, pawnbroker al NO lSo
Grand-s All these men were arrested ny DeIecuDe
Tley and yesterday committed to the IomDs Dy JUSTICE
Hogan, to await an examinations
Commissioner Shields yesterday commenced
the examination OF f. b. swift, lawyer, charged Win
collecting soldiers gD~y te1tc that he was in the
Tinted states service for 81 months signed appica.0n
for his bounty on the sta Si nd Ss s never received
any more Mr. Swift gave his clerk the money VILE" i,S
Gpst called upon Mr.. Swift at No 23i Broadway, Win
man named Lynch; Swift saw witness sign the appea
ton: the $50 paid In instaments Oh go sO am
,bt Inc had been settled with in full, and would not get
any more The further examination was adourheu "
the 10th inst. ~
President Bosworth yesterday listened to 40
,Iaints AGAINST policemen All, with the exception
of one case simple violations OF the rue';
were punished with fines varying frOm one 10 thiee
49,, nav The exception that OF Dr. julius
Tr9nkel OF No 100 Ludowst who made oath tnat "a
rnman Patrick shea OF the Fourth Precinct refused 10
n,ect him from the assaults OF crowd OF lntoAcaieu
men who had knocked him down and robbed hln OF ms
r that he was not present when the row eomlnense
and this was cOrrobOraed by the oihcer wno s"T
ne offered to arrest any one whom DR. franher ieJ
MONT out as among his assaants The case was
| TO the Board
RROOKLYN.-Agnes and Mary Smith, age
10 and 20 years, dangerously Injured , ~
VI, ~ IN feet from revolving soup at CrOssett snO'c
| n T. They resided at No. 1877 Grand-st' L. Do
The contract for building stone wal AL, aoou'
Washington Park has been awarded To MI D. o'"
RI poI;ca Commissioners Yesterday dismissed
oear oI,riep of the Fourth Precinct Tor drkehIesS
| Elizabeth Newbar, age 20, was found dead at
her late residence No. a yaretst, 4 d. yesterday
| morning. =, Al, He'll
William Dunno, age IA, fell from the Hamll-
VIZ bridee Yesterday He was rescued from drown
| ing 10y officer smith. - :; o,oo,,