New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
THE CITY.

Battery. ..;,.,
The Thursday afternoon Missionary meetings
OF the Bedfordst. Methodist Chufch ha'o o' ~
tinued until september , n,
Mr.. John Reilly, ex-President of the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen was P %eee az over
Officer Josepb Strauss of the Police Central
office YESTERDAY arrested Humbert Blachg seaina Nh9
deserted from the steamship Vile dc Pais anu den'eleu
him 10 the French Consul
Edward Carswell, the Canadian Temperance
orator is in town and will address the meetngat cooper
Institute this evening ON the occasion Oh the VI
the National Division 5. OF L.
Caroline Dram of No. 1G Vandewater-st., was
injured last evening during row on car No. 40 OF ne
Second-ave line near siAtiethst number oi oIAeh
ruians having engaged IN rOugh-anu-tuinpIe nsn''
Justice James L. Coulter last evening ar
rested Arthur Higgins for firing revolver into crowd
at the corner of Thrdave. and Forty No one
was injured The prisoner was locked up IN the flly
nnth-st Police Station
Nearly two hundred immigrants, but just ar
rived from Europe have enlisted in the u = Ally III
this city in the past rev days island yespy They
are mostly Germans and Irish.
At the meeting of the Farmers Club to-
of tswberrc by Dr. Hexamer and also an address
strawberries by II. I. Williams oil The H0't'e"''"S'
and Independent
the Rhode Island Legislature has incorporates an Ilst
ton Of Cruelty Animals aud also OF the organization
of u society in Quebec, Canada
Thomas Fitzgerald was arraigned yesterday
at the Harlem Police Court, before Justice MeQauS'
on complaint of John Mccarthy of One-hundTtj -and-
eeventh-st., charged with stabbng him in tie check
with cldsp knife Fitzgerald was committed il default
OF $1,000 bail.
Paul McGinty, while intoxicated, Yesterday
entered the apartment OF Maggie Allen on the INST moor
OF the tenement in the rear OF No $40 Motl-st lie as
saulted her and her blind grandmother, When Maggie
caught up a lamp, and struck McGiuty on the head,
causing a bad wonnd. Maggie was arrested.
Col. Whtley's detectives, aided by Inspector
Young the Custom House, seized rs pound, OF vanilla
Beans at OF c. Humbolt No Wooster-s, yes
terday The beans said 10 have been smaggied by
and sold to Humboldt OF the 25th OF Nay last
The report of the American Medical Assoc
citation, which recently held its annual meeting at WASH
nsS %Sde eI 10 DE- Bena SSrd Of TIL
city for essay on The Treatment of Ancuti-m by q
medic al IIen in the United States.
James Donahue, Superintendent of the Free
Labor Bureau under tne suliralS,2 Oh te 6IiN
place, makes the following report OF business daI he
for employment 22f; women 6si; men required, 10;
women $50; situations procured ior men ~; lor "Oe'
6sl. Total number OF situations procured, oI2.
The Reethnvon Juvenile Festival which the
children OF the Tenth Ward school gave at stcnway
in every part. The progranme much too long, hut
the exercises well conducted and gave great salts
the direction of Miss Feter, We're superior to those
usually seen on such occasions and they were loudly APP
plauded Master KOln delivered the opening address.
Yesterday Coroner Schrner took the ante
mOItem statement OF John OBrien. who stabbed In
the abdomen by Lawrence sullivan on Wednesday
ing last, Ill the tenement No Wh'ehd-st The state
ment of OBren cOrroborated the account heretofore
given that he endeayoring to prevent sullivan from
beating his wife, when sullivan stabbed hi q Bren Is
in dangerous condition. Sullivan committed to
the Tombs to await the result OF O'Brions injuries.
A kerosene oil lamp exploded yesterday in the
fourstory building, No. 55I West Thiry~cventh-st,
setting fire 10 the place and causing damage 10 the stock
furniture effects, the floor. are damaged
500 The property Of the tenants on the third and fourth
mo "A rpd and ra rIa
building owned by Mrs. Farmer, was damaged $1,000;
insured.
On Saturday Mary Mccarthy was found dead
at her residence III Portland Conn From the appear
OF the body, il evident that the woman had
been beaten to death She last in the company
of man named John smith, who disappeared from the
place shortly before the murder discovered fu
description was given the authorities OF Essex, and yes
terday john T. Rockwell, resident OF that place.
rested in this city man giving the of Smith, and
who answers tine description OF the alleged murderer.
The prisoner was taken before Alderman Conan the
Tomb', and committed 10 await requisltOn from Coy.
English OF Connecticut
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inouest
al MI Sinai Hospital over che body OF John Keenan, VINO
died from injuries received about three weeks ago.
keenan and another man were engaged in painting the
house Uf the Nassau Boat Cb at OF West Thirty
fOutst, when the scaiiOd tel and both were Injured
Keenan, vas "a years Of and lived at No. 2l$ West
SXteent-st. Philip GAS. aged 2S has died at No 59g
West from injuries received few days
By a Hudson River Railroad car. An inquest viii i've
held over the body OF Timothy Buckley aged 60, wo
the 18th inst, was found insensble in 'front.' o9 No
RoOsevelts,, ana dled On sunday night 81 Bellevue
Hospital.
Judge Loew has given decision in the case
OF John l. Foley and another against william A. Virtue
and another. which came up some time ago motion
to vacate an attachment. An action for $1,000 was
M ~ 9e palhun VINO alleged preach o. contract
on me part OF the defendant IN seSg the book known
the Devotion to the Blessed Virgin in North America"
appendix To the work Lie OF the Virgin Mary"
when the contract stipulated that plaintiffs should lie en-
utleu 10 te exclusive sale OF the former work An
upon motion TO attachment Judge Loew ha5
tne nU'iU on 1ns giouId that the painhs am
that the Court had no power todsearge tho attachment
upon the defendants giving nominal security as was
claimed by Their counsel, and before they are entitled To
an order Tor such discharge they give security Ina
double the amount OF plaintiff claim he saw no Other
way III WmCh the attachment could be discharged before
tilaI ana Judgment.
BR00KLYN.-10200 persons visited Pros
pect Park, last week; l7,s4l OH sunday
Henry Vernon of No. SO Atlantic-st., Brook
Ign, yesterday Tell nom bun at Fort Lee and was
badly injured about the head and arm.
Ihe ,Brookiyn Union says that Fire Commits
soner Massey has gone 10 Connecticut To shoot snite
NO dOubt Iht OH1OH meant 10 say Stipe.
Charles keister of No. 406 East Eleveut1-st.
New-lork, had his right leg crushed between bridge
and GIeenpoint ierry-poat yesterday afternoon.
Two stylish-looking thieves yesterday morn
i5g entered the fancy stere q Mrs Clark At No. iOi
The Brooklyn public schools close on the
l5n Of july, for the Summer vacation unless the BOARD
VI Education fix an earlier date at the meeting to-day
The Prospect Park Commissioners last eve
I'll for authority 10 issue bonds amounting 10 s5OG Tor
The improvement Ol the Parks
a fight took place, about last evening. in
the grocery ana hquOr store OF Louis Duhrfs O he
corner OF Meeker and GrahAIa-ayes, f. D. duiin which,
Charles Gundaek was severely about the head and
lace by George Harris, eOored Harris ran of but was
captured by an officer Of the sixth Precinct
The Board of Supervisors yesterday author |
zed the County Treasurer 70 pay the superintendent OF
he Poor $4,000 Tor current expenses. They also fixed
he salary OF the Commission OF Jurors ~ - % and
allowed him clerk nj Il 500 The salaTy The Deputy
Commissioner OF Jurors, W. I. WoOey was liked at |
1900 per annun,
Charles Werner aged Is, employed by Nun |
zen Ietkfltz, arcn tects sent 10 make diagram
room N The residence OF MI f. NJ WtO corner of
JaIltoh ana LatayeiteaVes., and while there stole "a
nanoh9 ring valued at $50, and other articles valued
" w Inc property was recovered aud the accused |
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