New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-06
IlIE CITY.

THE CITY.
The new hotel mt Rochelle, on the line OF the
Central Railroad OF New,Jersey. Is now open.
One boat is run now on the Courtlandt, ST
Ferry from midnight till a. H. THIS arrangement Will
be continued during the ensuing season.
Michael Hay of No. 101 Grecnwich-st. at
tempted to suicide last evening by taking nitric
acid in the liquor saloon corner OF Warren and MORGAN
sts jersey CITY.
Early yesterday Timothy O'Keefe, age IS, OF
No. 1875 Westinghouse, quarreled with John Donovan
a Of cards, and was stabbed by the atter al
the face and back. Donovan He'd.
The steamboats, Connecticut. James w. bald
win Drew New Champion and Daniel Miller whlch ley
this city for Albany on Monday evenings passed.
yesterday seven hours behind time.
Bartholomew McCarty, laborer, age 30, on
Monday night arrested Tor ntoxcatlon on the street
He was committed to cell in the CnamDer'S' romeo
Station, and was found dead yesterday
The U. S. flagship Colorado, Capt. Cooper,
L. :. ~, bearing the broad pelnant OF Rear Admiral
John Rodgers expected to sal today AT IL o'clock or
the East Indies she will make the voyage under sail
The Sound steamers all came in late yester
day owing to the The CITY of Boston OF the Nor
wch line arrived about 10 o'clock the Metropolis OF tne
Fail River line did not arrive until l;t3 p M as sue did
not leave Newport until o'clock yesterday morning
Capt Bogaer, of the schooner +. \. Stod-
gen. reports that the schooner Hattie Low. which carried
from this port the first detachment OF the Hyde PARK
North CarOlna) coonsts, had anchored OIL the Delaware
oreakwater during the great storm OF the 9th u This
delay necessarily prolonged the Trip
Justice CardoZo of the Supreme Court yes
terday soemnzed marriage between Morltz Rosentha
aud Miss Eruestine Keller. The bold bridegroom and
hluShng bride accompanied to the COURTROOM by
a large number of friends who witnessed the ceremony
with evident pleasure and Satisfaction
The detachment of 90 POntiical Zouaves, that
arrived here in the steamship Vile dc PARIS on Monday
night left yesterday by the Montreal trains, for their
homes IN the Ncw-Donini0n The men were enlisted ia
the neghbOrhoOd Of Montreal about two years ago. and
ro'red from the Fapa service on the expiration of their
term Of enlistment
At the meeting of the Kings County Repub-
lican General Committee, last night, Mr. L. Bennett OF
the First Ward presented number Of resolutions, which
referred to tue Executive Committee asking that
the Bible be continued IN the public schools and read at
the opening OF the exercises as at present and that none
of the pubic moneys be given Tor TIE support OF secI
an schools.
Between 20 and 20 homeless boys and girls left
the office OF the Childrens AID Society Yesterday III
charge of Mr. j. F. Brace. be provided with homes
Missouri The Society has obtained homes aud employ
for 400 homeless city children within the past
weeks and the agents report that the demand for farm
help is much greater than they can supply. Farmers
offer boys from $40 to '5 month. beside clothing
and Winter sessions AT school
William T.. Lawrence. President of the National
Tobacco Association No los Waterst, left for Washing
ton last evening TO urge on Congress the eon'detaqn
the disabilities under which they labor, and suggesting
plans for ,her removal The subject has already been
under Amusement by the Committee OF Ways and Means,
aud Executive Committee Of the National Tobacco
Association have held "a Incrting on the subject
On Saturday last William Holland, colored
MAJ Who aad mem 81. eS.S1s El.h 10 p Sea
qrv sSdd@nr and the ~"rsan 4isappere sinlta"e.
Dusty IL rumored that tNe man had died by ylo-
lcncc but neither the police could learn
anything confirm the uspcion. The Police have been
the lookout for the wOh yer slnoe aud last night
arrested by the Eighth Precinct Police.
The rear of the building No. G48 EIghth-ave.
was discovered to be nrr last evening. The lire
nsed the first floor 10 which portion Of the build
the building. Andrew Beiser, store-room
for hair and wines DAMAGE to stock 500 no Insurance
Damage building $780, insured by the Kings County,
Excelsior. and Merchants Insurance. Companies for
$4,000 The fire supposed TO have been the Work Of an
mcendlary, a. no trc Was kept IN the place
BROOKLYN.-The Childrcns Aid Society re-
ceived during the past month, subscriptions amounting
TO sl,790
Prospect Park visited by 3s,4iG persons
The Rev. Mr.. Booe, Pastor of the South
Secondt NJ. f. Church. has been made tine recipient ~
handsome gilt framed testimonial from the Board u
Trustees OF his church.
United States Commissioner Jones yesterday
rendered decision holding for trial George Judson,
charged with embezzling from the PostOice, money
received for unpaid letters.
The Rowland forgery case was resumeds be-
fore United states ComnioSSner Newton yesterday no
pleadngs were submitted 10 the Court
Jacob Kreiger, a barber, doing business at No.
Fourtst. +. d.. attempted 10 commit suicide yester
knife while insane The was not fatal, and he
was taken 10 the Lunatlc Asylum
The number of deaths last week. in this
and so girls The principal couses of death were: con
sumption 81: pneumonia, l6 smallpox l. scarlat4Hs o.
measles, 2; Sc were under year of age.
Coroner Jones yesterday held an inquest on
the body Of infant six months DID, which died sun
leading the belief
been snothered by it's drunken father James Epan
The jury brought III verdict that the child came TO
death by beng smothered by either the other
of the parents-whch one. 20 the jury unknown-the
child beng found dead By the mother on the morning OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lynasen, ono of the
missing men from this P.'s has returned he bad been on ,.h to
ss tS c"e oar suitable sssd for the reov Of M
dead alive II said tia, since Jeor missed aho
p for Europe and 5 be Left o. a' ~. sI .fa ,s
night Mler P1inie, ss s@poyei 10 hoas, GA seih
helped bi;e portion eoulents uAs
hSi M IL @ pSs The usual & , ss ss .st
a. "a; made Of The bottle when IL was ,Gaod that
JERSEY CIrY.-Richard Waterson died suddenly
y enar ~ ths s.Oon At q AOAtgoae'! yss'eriay seysrd
certainty Of , receiving fees a refused lt sad that
,ss'S are pD S i t consolidation o. .Ie ias' OF
Aao conpy The ,0r ansaal ast Sof the Home or Aged
Considering the uefavobe s..e Of sDe ssater there large
full to ovrhonng and npera,yeJ that the
2eeoo!,o1 should be enlarged ThIonsI the hbtr.iy Of Mrc
,enpon ossri the building and has been headi by Mr. VII
%.srr N de fsa~itT Ss. ais VI" %ace cS asS
& S,i tie lev S Fs Iis'q R 81 ss @ iss sad
williamson
HoBOKEN.-Ceorge Kateaeamp died at an early
hour moruisy Of ia, Injuries
accidental bss By tie aa.r Of H. ald iTue. M ObaAu
NEWARK-The roof of brick building in Bioad
ct o~sd BY hr GsHung weighed down by an
: a . s, ,sgt I ~ rs e,o f 'I I "a. Jam
sssbtrncsi to le state Prison hs,iuy
nader iise vresens olsres Simon, for burslsy
tsBosI the state Pnsnn bile Cosai.te Hall
sania conducting the ks.,I County Jail
sbo L beep arrested the OF bis
ni ami breach Of promise be auei aud KNOCKED
doos b aambsr OF se Of Hines TIE cou,tahe
cu 10y lao Citizens but h ss,lars eSapi l.. v r. kaups has
President oltIs Young New. chr.n
Policeman Peter senIend the Prison
yestcry baE SLOWED pnousf shom be espduuy jail
e.srcd sns have perfected their
Celebrating tire aoptoB Of tie Fsrtb AnenntnL n.
fronss ~n he opsEcl By the Gnbg Of saua
procession p Na he nmsd hour earlier aud
pnuepal Of the a. Abe meeting lie
Joha ~ Lingon 81 Ohio ell bs held us....
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