New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE CITY.

Treasury Department says he will have completed the
new Post Office one year from next October.
The National Executive Committee of the
Union League of America will meet at the ~ Schoas
Hotel Tuesday next at IN. large attendance Is
anticipated in view of the preparations Tor the Fan eec
tons.
Fitz Hugh Ludlow sailed yesterday, for Liv-.
erpoo on the steamer Nebraska. He will remain abroad
about two years. the benefit OF his health, which Is
preCariOus Several or his lrlchds hcconpthleu Inn o
board.
The Bedford-st. NJ E. Church will hold its
annual strawberry and floral festival this evening
rich musical also promised. Tie pastor, the rev.
John T. Cookman and others, will make congratulatory
addresses.
The second annual picnic of Post Cameron,
be held i'm suffers East River Park Eighty FOUR st.
this afternoon and evening. Several other Posts WI" w
largely represented.
Last evening five Germans, employed by,
and living with, Jacob Rupert proprietor OF brewery
in Thirdaye near NnetySeeondst bathed III tne E.St
River at Ninety thrdst and one of them, VIM schaer'
age &c, was drowned
The animal examination of st. Gabriers
Grammar School closed last evening, by an address
from Mayor Hall, in the course OF when ne tod tnd
pupils look for spiritual instruction 10 me reverend
pastor St. Gabries Church. and ~ himself Tor ednca
ton in worldly matters.
Mr. James McGowan, for many years an hon
orcd officer and respected member Of Branch NO. l
Father Mathew U. b. T. A. b. Society, and OF Young
Mems Branch Father Mathew Society, died at his late
residence in Spring-st at III. yeste rday IOay the
members Societies and Of other Father Mathew
organizations will accompany the remains OF their
Last evening a meeting of Post Phil. kear-
ney No c. A r., held III their hall at No 54 Broad
way. Ezekiel Reeves of No. % Iewis-s made an adj
dress in which he reflected excel. Michael Burns,
who caught up heavy spittOOn and hurled II at Reeves
striking him the head and INJECTING serious wound
Recvess wound dressed by Poice-surgeon Frazer,
and then taken home. He is the adjuant Of the
Post active member Of the order. Col Burns is
weigher in the CustOm-HOuse. He was not arrested
BROOKLYN-A horse was stolen from the
stable of Charles Lambert No. AZ Brdge-s yesterday
William Mabee, age 10, was kicked in the
head by horse yesterday and killed
The Eclectic Dispensary treated ,@39 patients
last month, and dispensed 1900 prescriptions.
Francis Denhof, lately residing at No. 80
Debevoise-st f. d. died at tine City Hospital frominju-
ries received while blasting rocks.
The liquor store of August Rentelin. No 1,2SO
AtlantcaVe entered by burglars, VINO sto.e S-oo i'll
money and $40 watch. They escaped.
William Kelly aged IS, was arrested and held
for trial charge Of having been engaged ia several
robbercs, and also Tor saDDhS asWllcdithdh dI 'ho
foot OF Gold-st. last Winter.
The Law Committee of the Board of Super
vs0rs who went 10 Albany with the charges against DIS
trlc Attorney Morris, returned yesterday morning
They found Gov Hoffman noncommttal as to the ACTON
he would take.
The Rev. r. De Witt Talmage, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church. started Tor voyage 10
Europe Yesterday, on board the steamship Java. He
was accompanied down the bay by about 800 members oil
his congregation
old, and emplOye Of MesSrs Wechelcr 4 0ppchhen'
No PSI Futon-St arrested aud committed for exam
ludtlOn ON Complaint OF MI NtCHttI, WIN
of stealing dry goods valued at $40.
The Health Board met yesterday afternoon,
and adopted resolutions in which they denied the power
OF the Quarantine I" ae'e[ne Una. ~
discharge at when such such officers do not consider IL
Health officer, in his late action was also sustained
About ) d. III. Yesterday, while Mrs. George
H. Derhert OF No. 2O7 Living tol-st, and her mother,
were out riding ON Fulton near Wasington4ye., Their
carriage run into by wagon driven by john Gro,
gan. The ladies were thrown out and badly injured
about the head aud body. Officers Corr and Powers Of
the Fourth Precinct chase and arrested Grogn at
the Of Portland and Parkaves. The ladies were
taken to their residence by some friends.
JAMAICA.-The amount received by the Excise
The Bol nd the h Of July when,
expected large humber vii ap for lcease re new law eiares
support Of the poor
MINEOLA, l.. The Spring meeting Of the
Win largest col eon Of of re his
festival given by feminine inends Of tie Soscty.
SOUTHAMPTON Little Summer meeting Of the
Long Island Bite sG 9g m On ai, annual ann over The bust
from Kings and Queens Go9t but y aree, one gerPn rom Sak
ing be at NE sans ue p'eha e,nee rom va, eon Ile
public meeting On ~. ae- ss 1dg p REV eRa NJ i o T
bush MI Hill Of Jamaica and oters ne ere sit
VeePresdsn Anan Bergen report
showed the funds 10 be IN good condition
WESTCHESTER.-M Thomas Bolton of Bronx
Water Eli, deceased
NEW-ROCHELLE.-The residence of Mr.. Acbcr-
nights ago Of clothing other articles valued $2o.
PORTCHESTER.-A man named Thompson, while
immediately thereafter by passing aa i,.,
YORKTOWN.-The Board of Excise has decided
THROGGS NECK.-The First Presbyterian
Church Library hs been enriched by m Of 40 volumes Of standard
YONKERS.-An octogenarian, mailing from Salt
Lale CITY has Just arrived here NILSSON 10 clam b. i1h h
X held on Tr.ny FaT and suriay evening. hst NH be spilled
purchasing furniture for Their new hall
COLD SPRING, n "a new house of worship,
erected for the Methodist Episcopal Churcn, will be- deent-d
the sLyice' 70 commence al ~ bishop Jau the Rev 2.
f. Of aud & R' B. w.sy Of SeSSul, .re e. T.
Pecei to be present. and take part in the exercises.
PEEksKILL.-1he Right Rev Bishop Potter has
appointed honda evening for his visitation II PEERS CLurch
OF confirmation 10 4 Of cBiida,es
POUGHKEEPSIE.-At the General Term of the
l'Sng named Per,n' made Sg; John H. Cs,ton Breln
>Be en- Broi Robert uuter PouhAe, pe; StLea Lat Pes.
oIs Es v hs t aim%a s1p aS'' Staten r a' SeT
Capp White P!s9, lcui: Turner, Broklyn r. Osborne,
6celst Mo.n oae CO. Coo IS Wesn1 i.yer.r1% s'f frah *
cae VIM Ne SevYetF cS. Mn a'' Ser f9'
& & Witt Pa. al. hf am Sa W., Rass, bTGS
r H. Taman lawyer iniiEatei that the me- and
Tue interference of mutual friends prevented personal collision
JERSEY CTIY.-Yesterday, the body of an nm
snosn |'G 1 S,er IN ,A S@, wa found N the y at & foot
card found the pocEe, m.1ei = }. Morrow
NEWARK.-The remains of Mrs. Eleanor Ball, who
DIE n 1853 removed Yesterday from e old ground
Pesb,teian Chuchyar At South Orange Tbs removal ind.
Of Mrs Ball thought becaus ~ condition
Of tie burning Balls grandfather vloe
ToHpkus tie fret whit h ID bora Ia Mf.
Wrode while visiting Goaritt f down light Of
injured fatally
DENVILLE, " J-Mr f. V. Tuthill. aged SO. was
injured fatally yesieriA hY eug
freight while e,gplng right thigh earfa cr.I
And amputAuOn bAs been performed Mr. Tuth died
hour.
TRENTON.-Aehile Patti of Hoboken convicted
Maintaining oounstr tobacco smps unucd tie Uld
s Court ,esteriay 70 ears imprisonment The State Psor
he Common Council las orgAuho BY eieouon OF e. Bevs
laek Precedent Asd a a. JOHNSON JDola J, Cha.