New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
THE CITY.

The man drowned on Wednesday night,
while bathing at the foot OF Delancey-st, was Patek
| Lehman Of No. SIG Avenue A.
August Smith, aged 70 years, residing nat, at
Eghthaye and Sxty-fOurthst was run over aud killed
| yesterday by No. DC of the Eighthave. line.
William Harvey, charged with embezzling
letter the POST Office, discharged yesterday ny
| Commissioner Shields, on motion OF the DistrctAt
| torney.
The funeral of William Pine, veteran of
the WAR o. 1S a p9 headed by the venerable
Gen. Raymond, attended
The body of an unknown man was found
Yesterday in the East River off Fifty seconds Another
body was found i'm the river off Sixtyseyenthst Both
bodies were without clothing.
| Mrs. Sarah Ross of No. 81 MulbeTy-st. was
between Second and Thifdaves She said she had
injured by falling down flight OF stairs during nght on
Wednesday night at her residence.
The annual distribution of premiums to the
pupils OF st. Johns School OF Our Lady Of Mercy East
Fifty takes place this afternoon At o'clock in
| first-st., between Madison and Fourth-aves
Early yesterday burglars entered VIM. II.
sacketts grocery a. NO 2ci Spring ~ forcing open
alarmed the thieves fed leaving the stock undsturDed
and behind them brace and bits, and other tools
Early yesterday some, unknown person at
tempted to fire the frame building in Sixty-eghthst,
between Tenth-ave. and Broadway. Kerosene OIL was
some kindlng wood piled against the building.
The additional Judges of the Court of Com
Pleas under the new Constitution VIZ, Hamilton
w. Robinson, Richard IL. larrenore,
will be into office, in the presence of the Bar to-
day, at II M, in the Common Pleas Courtroom, PartL
The Knickerbocker Ice Company carmen gave
nc % 10 ssT ae pads ne p e hhnd
red to private families to he increased 10 u so ana 70
vance next week
Officer Zeiger of the Twenty-frst Precinct
had a named James Forbes arraigned In the York
charge Of impersonating a Catholic Clergyman, and
going about soliciting contributions in that character
IL 70 Tho Wnrlh nIgl for rec
Terry ROwley, the desperate burglar who
leaped the East River cliff some time to escape
arrest was committed yesterday by Justice a,G BISy IN
tempted burglary and OF felonious assault on Oneer
Iambrecht, by firing pistol at him when pursued
Ann Brady, age %, Yesterday was found sick
tenement No 332 East Fortyeighthst The apart
article of furniture in It, and the said for nearly
a week she had not tasted food she was cared for
The Police Commissioners yesterday accepted
the resignation of Knox McAee newlyappointed tel
eraph operator. Caspar solderman, late clerk in the
Board Of Health IS M 10 S ss be
detailed for time as telegraph operator ut the Central
Office.
The Rev. Mr.. Kittredge of the Eleventh
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Fifty hfth-st, has accepted
call from the Third Presbyterian Church Of Chicago at
yearly salary of $1,000 He will preach his farewell ser
mon on Sunday next. A Committee has been appointed
to wait upon Mr. Kttredge to induce him to Withdraw
his letter of resignation.
Margaret Nugent, a servant in the Coleman
House. whose duty has been To the letters OF the
boarders to their rooms brought at the jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday before Justice shandey
erty OF Miss Carry Fairfield She was committed, in de-
fault $500 bail, TO answer at the General Sessions
The Aldermen yesterday confirmed the nom
nation by the Mayor Of David Y. Freeman as Excise
Commissioner in the place OF Walter W. Price resigned
Resolutions were also aaoped 70 3 Sn
The Mayors message relative to free R Public baths was
been published, were adopted.
Mr.. John Foley, President of the Twelfth
and Nineteenth Wards Citizens Association announces
leave the AstSr House at p M saturday next July
ave. seventy-thrdst. and Central Park. The road
viii be finished to Eighty st. in ten days, and 70
Harlem as as Madisonaye. is graded.
Martin COmerford, the bartender of John
Reiy's liquor store, No. $40 First-ave whO Wednes
day night in drunken quarrel shot John Burns alias
that Pse %s Pa d S1pr9 SsGS Lea
physicians certificate was read that Burns was In
Justice to await the result of Burns's injuries.
A number of gentlemen of this city and
Philadelphia among whom are exSecretary Bore, Gen:
Ayea and MI FEELS OF MT t Bradford da Oh
chartered the steamship Lille for an excursion TO the
New-YOrk on the 9th OF July, touching at Halifax for
pilot and will then proceed TO Rlyere du Loup They
contemplate being absent about 80 days.
BROOKLYN.-The saloOn-keepers, butchers,
and shdeaers about to organize cooperative asso-
citation for procuring their own Ice
Mr.. p. G. Newcomb, age "a, No. II Second
place. visited Coney Island on Sunday last and has not
since been seen.
The Hon. Alexander McCue, City Judge elect,
has yet returned from his European TOUR He is not
expected before September /.
Hugh Hughes was sunstruck at the corner
of Nosrand-ave and Koscuskost yesterday noon, aud
conveyed to the City Hospital
Health Officer DR.. Cochran yesterday morn
ing orders 20 the Sanitary squad not to allow any OF
the crews Of Quarantine TO land in Brooklyn.
Public Schools Nos. and II held their clos
ing exercises yesterday morning In the presence OF mem
beers of the Board OF Education and large number Of
friends and parents.
Judge Pratt, yesterday caused the release
from jail on writ Of haReas CORPUS OF hz1e Howard
for alleged contempt OF court.
The three-story frame house on the corner
Of HadSonaye E. and J1 1%nfd py John haT5
yesterday morning; insured for 5000.
George w. Lee, dry goods dealer of the
Z. d., held for examination before Justice Walsh
charge Of perjury preferred against MIN Inn by a Wan
Tense while testifyng In his own behalf In the City
ages to the amount of $4,000 for Islander.
Charles Votey, who has served one term at
Sing Sing for forgery arrested by Detective Folk yes
terday for obtaining team Of horses and light wagon
and giving IN payment check for SIS on the Bowery
Bank signed in the name OF Charles LYNDON which check
bogus check for $40 He was committed for examination
Police Justice Walsh, yesterday morning,
issued warrant for the arrest OF Charles Gudet the
pavement contractor, to a charge preferred
against him by Mr. Edward Gallagher member of the
Plastorers Union OF this city, who alleged that Gudet
who Ia engaged In paving Futon-aye engaged abOrers
at 81 rs per day and required them to work ten hours
without special contract for OverwOrk. The plaintiff
charges thai Guilet has violated tile EightHour law.
Observation-Disclosures Lasher, after two at
,t within veek SUGGESTED in committing suicide al We. Camp,
ye.ienily morning.
HOB0KEN.-A drug clerk named Christian Koch
Jear Of and unmarried YESTERDAY morning committed suicide by
taking audnuH the drug so at the eors fh and Washington
where he had been employed Two Of drove Of bulls
YESTERDAY escaped and made of toward weh..in Amer lively chase
Of them Killed. several hd the other bot with
effect liz ruse mAV the Elysah Fields throwing
lanr 81 eiui him. LIE Ana