New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
THE CITY.


Msfy Dean, claiming to be over 100 years of
age, Was found yesteaY il CleiIyst slek ana desl
tutc she given into the care VI 'no
Of Charities and Corrections =
Timotbv Rorke. a laborer Of No. 3S3 First
ave Yesterday fell from ladder distance OF 80 ltee
while at work on house at Thirty-thHdst anu lci'n
ave, and was injured seriously.
George Stephens, an Indian cook employed
on the schooner Zebra lying at Pier No g. North RIVER
attacked yesterday morning by some uhkiow pc
and had his lip nearly bitten on IN the dahcenouse
No. 90 James-st
A delegation of the Brooklyn Caledonian
Club in fu dress and headed by PlpeIs WaIened Yea
Donald Denny, the champion Caledonlan dihei1 10
their rooms in Brooklyn and hospitality entertainer i'
So far as the Government Architect IS con-
oGce Is going forward rapidly. Il believed thatcauses
of delay arising from attempts 10 change me plans ana
contracts win be removed speedily aud the "ofk puShou
vigorously.
The Irish BRIGADE Officers Association yes,
Run By rand excursion to Dudcys Grove Nearlyall
the prominent Irish military men IN the city were WIN
them. Two barges were loaded win veteran cOnh'"
/ ers their wives, and sSeetlearie' -
! Some wOrkmen, eXcayating in the City, Hall
Park yesterday, found portions On three human @
The remains were taken in charge ny CapI anorS III T
| ordered them 10 be sent to the Morguc'
While Patrolman William Reid was on post
yesterday morning In Thrdaye, near Elshiieth-st, ne
yS icot HIM sc;erciy Bnter bit The little finger Of the
officers right hand nearly off, The ruihans ncd, Dat
GERS and locked up.
| Patroman Freeman of the Twenty Pre-
clnc yeserday arrested two welknown confidence men,
English, alias Carroll, whom lie found lounGng around
The California steamship piei They were taken to 70
lice Headquarters and, by Ofd Of superintendent jour
dan they were photographed and then allowed to CO.
The funeral of the late Judge VaDdclpoel
took place yesterday from - Georges Church stpyyt
autsduarc The body after the ceremony, taken TO
the First Presbyterian Church. aud deposited in the Fam
| Roy IT
land and ngralam Samuel slSan Reh2rd Irving G lI
Butler NJ H. ell, and NJ. WttOn There was large
attendance Of re.atlycs and friends
| At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bowling committed Theodore johnson, an emsrant
trunk and contents valued a $780, the property
Of Peter Larsen, swedish emgrant' temporary stop
the check for the trunk to the prisoner to have II taken
from The emganI dgrob az S@S 81 81 and pro-
| Frederick Bamle was committed f0r cutting Theodore
Maxwell the hand with knife. The prisoner keepsa
I saloon at No. 20 Greenwch-st.
movement is on foot among the friends Of
the late j. W. Iingard tOobtan funds for the purpose OF
erecting suitable monument in Evergreen Cemetery TO
the meory of the actor. Tire Benevolent and Pro-
tective order Of Elks, of which Mr.. Lngard
ber taking active measures To that end, aud Com
mitee of the order held meeting in Tony Pastors OPP
House Yesterday afternoon for s f1[thGTanea OF the
Wallaes Theaer which has been kindly and yo4nta
tly offered by Mr. Ihco Moss and also one at the bow
cry, which has been rendered by Mr.. Ireligh.
! BROOKLYN.-The Evergrcens Cemetery As
sociaon ia in debt $4,000 To iqudate it, 2OI acres Of
| land Is 10 Dt SOFA.
Justice Thomas Eames of the Fifth District
CoG,t presented with horse and wagon worth $500,
| on "Wednesday evening. - 7--~
! The Attn Regiment, Col. David Z. Austen
I the second Wednesday Of August.
| Atlantic-ave from FlatbuSh to ClassOn-aves.,
Is 10 have patent pavement The city and the property
owners on the avenue each pay one-half the cost.
Thomas Boylan, age 4, on Wednesday night,
was run over by sackctst. No. 8, and had both
| legs crushed. The child died yesterday morning.
William Williams of Bntler-st. was arrested
Yesterday for heatinshis wife lie was drunk at the
House lac seized with dclirium tremens and died
An old woman, age TO- who refused to give
her name, attempted to jump overheard from Cath
cue and 20 pounds OF stones were found tied about her
HEAiPSTEAD.-The number Of acres owned by
NJ A. T. sieSH siiIir IT, s0TPo Ai o. ,.e iss is & ls
iurs l' SeacJ i1'''''''
MOUNT YERNON.-Justice Meells held an inquest
ra WITH tie heat While At WORK uPo the White Plains BoaeysT and
died before medical aid coul be ProeurA few evenings ago
the former ATTACKED by uran
when Gurtand ade attack upon him. and t Que Of uge
most Oh I o9"Ig lay Ggr'and E arrested S oheer oS and
seAIe south iOaen attending thu Methodist Epco-
Ben Archer was tie she'd The thieves escaped although
closely pursued
| STATEN ISLAND.-Some of the fire companies
9 9,%,eyS' ye'tfT1 genial s i9 i t Goe Hook
ah i,aae pm no l. NJ a. "a ~ 10 ta
gToan who =, once PROCEEDED to dane to the music Of band A. @
not have been few than cS persons Psen The gen aud theI
into the dance with vim and their Farmers seemed tabie
Many Of the county officers present including Treasurer De Ese
Trustee Ben Browne Judge Garrett and Oters
employ OF Butler Duacn Eigep',er got din
o. Sf duncan made Complain, to JTr GrTSt G3 TIo ,Sc IN
Sott Shore Board Of Ss estimates the poPalaoa to Be-
JERSEY CITY.-The inquest into the cause of the
death Of the eamser Charles Abrams, who killed. the New
Jersey Central Railroad at oommanpaw "Wednesday, held
company for not having at the crossing accident
en and Tor allowing their trains be ister n the Law orders
the arrest Of several maguca charged sth maintaining nsanees
and bound for trail Bar Iohner William Wab. and Theodore
sHa proprietor. Of blo2loing Establishment; Horace w Billing
slanrherhouse, Int o act LAS yet been taken.
| NEWARK.-Three barrels of kerosene were set on
s SeTa G On s5s, Safe 'G s Of johnson and
men who escaped Very huie damage was John ~ Op
Ins sS IN R6 T P OaT about on wsnSsay %S'
Titus WHERE was ssceanei that he had taken large dose Of sua
poison and sealed letter to his VIE Ano S.5E S o. and and
from apple Wcne-ay evening and was Is ssrc fatally
@ Win 9 T. Wei Sgs Of 0Gang I'@Pd cut The throat o. bis
sml's eosnd bin oyer 70 AssP The Roseve Prsbyt
! the boat, we're severely injured
PATERSON.-Charles Sell, who was found on
To died YESTERDAY IN be IIO,p,. TasS naey night
couple Of hours. The Corons Ju c~nsd tie Bic Railway
f.1I S.oo and Killed their ans on the night
Deese North Bll,ic, by burglar about y occk on
h night s Thomas s LsSl. eroe q Mr. Decker
INC eoe lie l, for b.; lamp bet had removed lie lieu
srS spl siane Here Ls" Sp s0. s to Gg s5G'
o I'd r. S c, hfa rsne elan and dealt the le
j and & s' i've. IN Ns. sie hat h reel name va;
| 0ycA7 OF iss.
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