New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
THE CITY.
Sfdsic this evening in Tompkins-square.

Colorado.
. THE CITY.
Ghsic this evening in Tompkins-square.
/ The investigation into the suicide of James
w. ngard has been postponed by Coroner Flynn un''i
| to-day
| Joseph BENJAMIN, age 80, last evening fell
down hight Of stairs at No. 100 Bayard-st' and died
| soon afterward.
| James J. McCarden of No. S41 East Eleventh
st. while passing through Firstave. between Eleventh
and Twefthsts., was attacked by John Flynn ana
| stabbed.
| new Hebrew Hospital is erecting on Lex
inetonaye bttween si1ty-sxth and Sxty-seventhsts.
| feet by 100 feet
While Mrs. NJ. Morris of No. 425 Seventh-ave.
was entering Thirdave. at Onehundredand-thir-
tieth-st pickpocket snatched her gold huntingcase
| watch from her belt and fed
| The body of boy, age 10, having sandy
hair wearing gray jacket, black pantaloons plaid
yoosn shirt ard sSOts was found last evening in the
| Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
No. 80 Janest, the body Of william Zabrisie age
10 years. who died from pistol wound received on
! the evening OF the 4th, In Houston-st.
| Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest at
bellevue Hospital the body Of Jacob Knapp, Ger
man age g, who fell from third story window Of No.
| The Defrauded Soldiers and Sailors AssQ-
citation held meeting, last light, ut No ia 1owery.
Ihe prpaI business done was &c prepare for the an
nuA picnic which comes of tomorrow at Elm fark
| In the case of Handel & Marshal, charged
stnlen from the Glen's Falls Bank both sides summed
up yesterday, and the Commissioner reserved his de-
Patrick Clarin, age H. residing in Forty sec
Ond Thrdsye while fitting sas fixtures IN fe
from the third story into the cellar and was dangerously
| injured
Michael Gillig, living in Fifty-second-st.,
while sitting on the front platform OF No. "a OF the
Belt ' Railroad R line in Fy-nlhthst, Thirdave
struck by passing wagon, thrown on, ana the
wheels Of the passed over both legs crushing ten
| A well-known policeman of this city was
arrested Hoboken, yesterday for dsorderly conduct
SeRs ek IN s s as 1ohH sS
| occupation brckayer He was released on payinga
! fine Of So
Thomas Mclaughlin and Thomas Mcintyre,
two mere youths were committed yesterday by Justice
Bixby in the Yorkve Police Court, for breaking INTO
dfy fOoasd BTGed% vi on and
| $50 worth OF clothing.
Commissioner Shields yesterday discharged
passag counterfeit q biz on saIoonkeeper in De
iancey-st Feeney held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury and Bennett discharged ON consent OF
| the DistrictAttorney. .
l. New sewers are now in course OF constrpc-
tion in the following streets: seyenthave, near Central
PARK: Tcnthave above Fifty -frstst; West Fftysev-
enthst, West Fifty fourth-st, East siStyxtst East
| Also East One hundred-and hfth-st.
| The inquest over the remains of Jacob Snab-
ler who was killed on Saturday evening IN the saloon
with stone during the attack the saloon, was ad-
| journed yesterday by Coroner Rollins. fhree more
|
| Thomas DOnOhOe was arragned yesterday
In the Yorkvile Police Court before Justice Bxby ona
charge of felonously assaulting Patrick o'Bren In
striking him on the head with a sung shot. certificate
produced from Dr. Goldman stating that the wound
| hoe held in $1,000 bail to answer.
| William Clark, a saloon-keeper at No so
eerson Police Court yeserday with shooting
Frank Durand, his bartender. Clark fred revolver
cause he permitted customer to leave without paying
for cigars. Clark said that the shooting was ne
cidenta the pistol exploding while he was taking 1t out
si,ccO ball bail. ''' "'' WAN -
The Hon. Calvin Il. Hulburd, Superintendent
OF Construction Post Office left last evening for
Washington to endeayOr to perfect measures whereby
work on that structure can De pushed Iorwaru urig
appropriation bill, the money requisite is not Immediate
y atinablc. In the meantime because of the increase
Of the business the Post Office General Jones if com
PEELED to another addition to he made and earpen
ters work extending the offices over the letter
department to the Of Cedar and Nassau streets
AT the jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday Louisa Webster charged with stealing yari
Of the Continental Hotel The property was found with
Louisa by ]. NJ. Tcmpkin the clerk Of the complainant
-. james Gallaher charged by Officer Hubbard OF
the Twenty fifth Precinct with violation OF the Excise
law, and was held to answer in $500 bail sredeTck
man with similar ofense, and was held to answer In
sauIting Louisa bond and striking her on the head with
loaded Heldto answer in default of $500 bail
The 18th Regiment went on an excursion to
Chartered dlS for the OCCASION The
by Col Henry Lux Capt Fred Klonz acting officer OF
the day and Lieut. H. Hing officer Of the guard-made
| fine appearance marching from the armory to the
wharf They were received in Albany by the 25h Reg
ment Col Fred. Ands and squadron OF cavalry under
| command Of Capt Schwartzman, and the entire body
was reviewed In front Of the capitol by the Adutant
entertained at dinner at the beavsn Honse The nth
Regiment will visit Troy to-day, and in the evening will
| return to this city.
BRO0KLYN.-The residence of Mr. William
Kelley, No 100 Elliott place was robbed Of ewelry and
wearing apparel valued at 81 ,O3l, the sh inst.
| Gerard Perrin, aged %, was committed to
await examination by Justice Walsh, upon charge OF
| from his room-m mate, Henry N. skinney.
The members of Engine Company No. and
Truck No. 3 OF EewOrleans paid q friendly visit to
company with District Engineer Farley.
| Paul and William Comfy, aged 10 and 10
years, we're drowned yesterday noon while bathing In
bodies and taken 10 the residence Of
their parents on Wyckofst., near Fifth-ave
Chief of Police Campbell was presented last
evening with gold shield weighing ounces and cost
ing soo Mr. Thomas DE Witt chief clerk OF depart
ment, made the presentation address and Mr. Horace
Holt the property clerk designed the shield The Chief
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-At Hunters Point is to be
located distributing postoce 70 facilitate Of
s Sst , ss island 6o' ss persons residing on linz and ne
h sane day Heretofore all mail matter from
M0RRIsANIA.-Patrick Murphy. hang from
Second ierA was detected picking pocket Carts
by brown Murphy selno~ics ss & sSa was s" ssS
lost PI .bo. sSuD s Another
WHITE PLAINS,--In May last an election was
held the village for several Trustees place Of those
ma9d o. Sutherland Levi, Plat Horton Eishs p Psrr.
hsss C. hos%sg John JeasIs and Harvey aOo bu, as M
three Democrats and three Republicans Board failed 10 organize until
Of 3 O. sutherland (Dem) for President N ~
{ HOB0KEN.-Patrick Murphy policeman, was