New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

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| Charleston, s. &.
THE CITY
Music in MadisOn-square this evening"
An unknown man yesterday ieaped INTO the
| water at the Battery, and was drowned.
| A Jsaacs's cigar store at No. 1874 Eighth-ave.
was damaged by fire yesterday morning to tho amount
Of $500; insured.
Alexander Parel age 8, died yesterday y6s - at t
No 4Sl West Seventeentst. from injuries received Dy
| fan from the stoop Of his parents residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, keeping junk-shop at
the Of Jackson and Watersts., were severSy @
burned yesterday by the explosion OF u copper PPo
| which they were melting.
| The theatrical entertainment for the purpose
Of raising fund to erect monument to the e9oTg oI
the late Mr. Lngard, VIII be given al INC bo"ery inca
| ter on Wednesday evening next
Thomas Hughes, native Of Ireland, age
%, died yesterday at his late residence NO 58 East
Fortysxty-st, from injuries received on Tuesday by a
fall from building in Ninety y-nnth-st, near Broadway
Leonard Hanmersley of No. 36 South Will
liamst James Harhart OF No so Pine Geo Booth OF NO.
lane lottery dealers were held in $1,000 bail each to
await examination for nonpayment Of the special tax
August Roedding of No. 171t Clinton-st. was
charge OF having resisted officer warrant had been
issued against him by @ Shields d aa
Roedding arrest resisted and assaulted by MN.
The Commissioner held him in $1,000 bail for examination
on Saturday.
Coroner Keenan, has adjourned until Satur-
day morning the inquest in the case OF Thomas ssea
| bartender
ondaye whose death resulted from injuries received at
tho hands of Thomas Munday. Dr. Wooster Beach yes
and found that the splinters from the broomhandle
welded by Munday had entered the opthamic cavity
gradually worked inward until they came In contact
with the BRAIN causing congestion and DEATH Munday
is under the Fifty y-nnth-st. Police Station
Early yesterday morning the three-story brick
cooperage OF Edward M. Connolly, at Nos 449 and 45l
seventhave., was seriously damaged by fire. Loss ON
stock 500 on building % Se n@ieg nIFeg Is OT nsed SR SR
the following Companies; Etna sS%G; Ameriean sn can o
quantity OF furniture the place badly dam
| aged; insured for $500 by the Greenwich Company
the building One Of these ia missing the others were
out II safety ~ They TspTga s e R 1f
| the fire is investigating by the Fire Marshal.
Soon after 2 p. M, yesterday, Francis La
on the CORNER Of Jsmsss and the SswBowery with
Michael Clark OF No 80 Madisonst and Jantor OF 81
land and James Leonard nterfered, and seeing what
they supposed be pistol in the breast pocket Of La
sword Sayonef and in La Mahrs struggles to free him
self the point Of the weapon entered his groin eausng
taken to the Pearlst Police Station, but La Mahr was
taken ss Hospital e the The @Ss S
| Court, and after hearing were discharged.
| BROOKLYN.-The house of Edward Naugh-
ton, No. Presidentst was ransacked by burglars yes
terday morning The family absent in the country.
An unknown man died in cell of the Sec
ond Precinct station,House, yesterday morning The
body awaits Identification at the Morgue.
The annual games of the Brooklyn Gale
donian Club will take place at Myrtleave. Park to-day.
Donald Dinnie, the athlete, will be present
Assessor Scanlan's deputies on Tuesday night
made descent upon the dsflery of VIM Brady Nos.
carried off $4,000 worth Of Illicit whisky.
A two-stOry frame building, owned by
Second E. D., While being raised yesterday morning fell
over for want Of proper braclng, aud was damaged
about s25o
Conrad Schmidt German aged SO, No 145
McKbbns L. d.. while laboring under fit of insanity
yesterday afternoon; committed suicide by cutting his
dropsy, which had affected his brain.
Michael Carroll, plumber, No. 132 Chery-st.,
NewYork, arrested and held for examination by
to pass a counterfeit $40 bill on the Shoe and Leather
National Bank of New-York in store on Fifth-aye,
South Brooklyn.
Coroner Whitehill will investigate the cause
OF the Norwalk disaster Thursday evening 'at the
Courthouse. The following jury have been selected
Harkman, David Higgins, Charles Meyer Edward
Pierce, Francis Cyker, Valentine Manengatt, William H.
FLUSHING, L. 1.-The residence of Isaac Osgood,
whtOne snd B.y'de entered TUESDAY morning
silver They the through window and
ss1 n p SssIS 5 sS sSd tS thence sH %
Of % no S % 81 s spi fS s % $ p:ss % 7 IN
sn % Sa s & re- t S aSso & a e @ sse from the eS0'
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The foundation of new
Baptist c5qrsh to cost $4,000 has been laid the of East
.
Penser who thrown from his wagon Tuesday dead
YONKERs.-Mr. James NJ. Cromelin, representing
Clarke .n S justice sssnhon s1 a G
9 % S b % he. @ ,. pPea6 E S% The complaint % O. M
from him to the amount Of about 900 part payment Of which he ten
Ssei 9 3 into the YoIe H an and n a sn 1 ee Ys
S : TSsS 6. s va: .s1H PTSsss and going M cowe1
, s% s1s s5rs sS Z. ys's D on esss q attempting to shoot Gag
stated I6 the head with Pses Of stI Hc
Was held for examination, however
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Arthur Harris inflicted damage to the amount Of $3.50
H0BOKEN;-Yesterday morning an employe,
n,%e Jansa on boan hs Hamburg steamer cymb now at
By whom be eysrs something
Justice Conkln for the arrest Of the mea
JERSEY CITY.-The report Of the Chief of Police
I s Ts s 81 n0S. the number Of arrests to been
was the cause OF the entire number $50 foreigners mostly Ish
b. ass''; % Rn' va.
one Mr. s5anns ucI. struck The s9 rc.ns be d sstS To
The soand aud fs.re fatally nafns man who refused TO
shops Co3psn which sere broken into ON
aS;,, It i;' n ssfn' S ..s s1. . a.
.fi % % crowd ." German t sss s ss G
taken in the discussion Of war prospects. -
.NEWARK.-The horse-car conductors and drivers
By running their SUNDAY wlbe examination
who caused The wd to be rscssd or While those who Op
poe SUNDAY are much pleased boy who works in
sas sSas s e ss SSa StS . sn ao,s:
propos persons here furnish Of years
bred and moderate price This
erorbtan prices dId by the eompsnes The fn
The ai' & public buildings and some private residence;
Parragu evening the festival Assumption Of the
Virgin will be eeebs,ed BY the Sodaes attached to st.
Patcks Cathedral the nnmbe Of about aud
formlng and marching to the Churh statue st. Joseph bear
ing the Infant Chris" will be blessed Gottlb
charged with hro to his neghbor
house him fom the oeer who again arrested him.
together ed Part Of the gold said to have been
Hunt BY Earnest s has been recovered 1t had
exchanged for other sest has been arrested One
hundred and i've carloads Of peaches passed through here yesterday