New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
THE CITY.

partnent
The Seventh Regiment, Col Emmons Clark,
commanding will parade In full uniform twhite panta-
LOOMS THURSDAY next
Can't Allen, QuartermaSter on Cen Burgers
staff, unanimously elected Major OF the tth keel
ment " c. at meeting of the officers OF that Regiment
last evening .-
Henry Clews of the Committee appointed by.
the Chamber OF Commerce to collect funds Tor the rene
Of sufferers by the recent calamity at Richmond reports
the receipts of $96s7.
Noah S. Whitlock, for 90 years connected
with the NewYork and New-Haven Railroad aud for the
denoe, No. 2lO Lvingston-st, Brooklyn on Thursday
As the Staten Island ferry-boat Northiied
%as leaving her slip at p M dhe & cGGe1 soye WIN in ber ae
port side The damage TO the Mets was not asoertained
A Walter Wood, who represents himself as
walst lawyer, has been at Rochelle, swndlinga
hotel proprietor there. He dresses fashonaby lives ex
travagany, promises lavishly and pays literally in
worthless checks.
Twenty emigrants, bound for the Hyde Park
Colony settlement in Hyde Co, North Carolina, will
sail the steamer Louisa Moore from Pier No To- East
River, at p III. to-day.
Early yesterday, John Doran of No. 337 East
Station suffering from stab-wound in the right side
which he said he had received during an afray Land
manns Hamilton Park at Sixty nnth-st and Thlrdaye
The annual meetings of the Society of Friends
in this city Will commence Tomorrow Public meetings
and at in the afternoon at their Westinghouse in
Rutherfordplace and on Twentysevenths and also in
will be private will be held at Rutherford place
House during the week The meetings of the Orthodox
branch will commence on Wednesday.
Hitherto il has been the custom in the National
Guard TO IN vacancies among the commissioned officers
1y vote The most popular and not always the best in
Leutenancy OF 4 Company Of the 7th Regiment being
vacant II was resolved that proof drill of the cP1di
only popular but competent officer Last ey en-
Inc FIVE aSprants drilled the Company in the Regmc l
uncertain who will obtain the majority Vi votes at
the election on the 30th inst.
Delegates of the German American School
pointed 20 present petition to the Board Of Education
u amend the bylaws OF the Board by striking out the
words sufhclent number in Section so, and To Tx q
certain number instead The Committee deputed TO eX-
anime ths German Industrial School Of the Childrens
Ssey nsde favorable report showing that about
400 German children were taught various branches ana
provided with meals They also stated that the Society
had never received any money from the Germans ana
printed, soliciting aid for the institution
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest at
No 24 Avenue the body of James Clancy. age 55
who died in Bellevue Hospital from injuries received by
the kick Of horse in the railroad stables III FOuteehh
st. Avenue b. Coroner Flynn was requested to
hold inquest at the Keystone Hotel oyerthe body Of
German named Miller, who was found deadln hed The
body the an found in the dock at the foot of Broome
ST. has beef Identified that of Joseph Bascr late of
No IS Ridgest Three weeks ago he left home, decar-
ing that unless he were Ccessful in obtaining employ
France age a. years and a wdower. He leaves several
children Mrs Margaret Gurley, who, while insane on
tie tenenent No $50 Crosby-st and shockingly
burned, died III Bellevue Hospital
During the past month the Childrens Aid So
itv nrn1ided * men 81 women 1875 boys and 3S girls
win homes and employment mostly i'll Western States.
The daily average attendance al ue ~ Indus Inuust,ai H
Schools was 236 At the Newsboys Lodging House, NO
% Park place the nightly attendance had been
100 5O2 lodgings and 5lls meals had been gwen out
trihtcd Si3 toward expenses, and O3 boys saved
sl 81 in the bank of the institution The Girls Lodg-
ing House. No l25 Bleeckers admitted lO4 girls during
the month furnished 946 lodgings and 2249 meals 10
girls were provided with places and 10 restored to their
friends and families III the sewing class, "a
girls were instructed to operate, making the total nnin
her Of gT 1us trS SIe e Js No % Eat EeS
enth-st, furnished 1857 lodgings ana l655 meas Admit
ted IS different boys The SiXteenh-st Lodging House.
No III West sXteenth-st, admitted lo8 different boys
nightly average attendance, S0 number OF lodgings fur
with places and were restored their friends. The
Phelps Lodging House. No. 327 hvington-st averaged
e IS HaGs TeiteTed Is diaerent boys, Of Whom We're
orphans, q halt-orphans and l5 had parents ying; 5S
neither read write The youngest was years old and
the oldest ls
BROOKLYN.-John Richter was yesterday
sentenced to the Penitenary for one year. by Judge
Troy for assautne John Mohr with an AK with intent
Assistant T. S. District Attorney Allen yes
terday filed a libel against the steamship Cleopatra,
seized by the Collector, ON charge OF bringing cigars
from Cuba 10 NewYork with intent 10 aVod payment VI
the duty. nj.
Mr.. Eugene Thayer, organist of the First
Church Boston, and Mr. W. A. NJ. Diler organist of St
Marvis Church BROOKLYN will perform the Plymouth
Church organ this afternoon MI W. = Leeatt TENOR
viii sing.
Mcclellan Camp No. Army of the C9nstitn- %
ton ast evening passed series OF resolutions declaring
that the Army distinction between Southern
Northern soldier and sailor and invites friends ana
tneInies alike iii the late war 10 Join them
U. S. Collector Ford yesterday seized nine
hOgshcad OF ale, after their ARRIVAL III B0okyh nom
RpthaVes New York Oh the way to the agency that
establishment in Brooklyn lhe team aaSs On ana the
ground that the stamps affixed were not c'n'ceSed
LONG ISLAND CITY.-As the Legislature refused
IeS te t for The % % and q, ' Second Ws Of this '1 the
Commissioner resolved 70 complete sltnt ne 1e Gn.nsy a. S
A. esay The srs car reached Hunters Point side during the
5fs'ec 1 lew sei eS he 2Ss Tse e1iiT the
~ @ So feet vide making one Of DIVES Of unters
pcp great difficulty which has had 70 be overcome has bee The
sng % the ssn has ~ saDa @ The odntIaeCrs Dumping
cubic yard 5 Of earn Gay s SH verdict s 9 o. M coIons The
.a Of that be cam. to be death % GI1.hne e
aasS. aIsS'.S q 70 s0Sy yess st,5Ga he case
sMITHTQWN.-s Monday fire has been
% 10 .a S IN length miles IN width has been burnt
=. OWN. 10 h. wind ras aa ys ss s to suSoe he ire
tugt been burned and most Of The HmC' 'e'"O'' O
nteDt growth
WESTCHESTER.-Two rogues called at the resi-
epce Of Spencer THURSDAY afternoon and While one o. then oS
I.o Ib @snupn T S ~ % me- rooms And s;o. ausnty ewy
Valuable GIssss and cthI % attire The thieves then
MOUNT vERNON-The Soldiers Aid Society
hts The AID Of e s,D. etSs ns@S xsns, Of the I'd dd sos
Tb se TIA, y on. having charge O. The S's s >. Ss
sty ADo collected be Forwarded TO tA
Ad Eeety Society also invites clergyman 70 ID
~ hebaf and desires them 10 cause coechon
b< iste D each church @ Sunday Nay ~
YONKERS-A new sheet called The WestcheSter
County EsOr edited and Owned by MI H. smith has MADE Us
II VIII bt principally devoted 10 the cause OF temper
Home AshburtOn
beautiful Grove House on
woodworibst where III. accommodations n0 ample
ATHENS n. "a fire broke out here yesterday
morning hotel OF Mr. D. WleDit aud bud
iog aaeinne PralDt The los, estimated at szoc insured
$ 80 by be Hanover Commerce Lonsd aud lbenAuoA ID
suraD1s New Yort and the Mutual Of Aibah,
Jersey CITY-In the case Of James Hendry AIT