New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
TILE CITY.

THE CITY.
There will be music in Washington-square
this evening. -,
Lieut. Gen. Sheridan sails for Europe In the
Scotia to-day. 80
Patrick German, age 40, on Monday night
, I'm tho second story of his residence No. 49, East
Thrteentht to the pavement. and died III lew hours
The body of John McElroy, boatman, late
~ No 10 W,shn etor-st who was drowned ycsttIudy
morning OH the Battery, was removed few hours
later.
The body of John Carmody, age 8, who has
heen missing from home since Monday, was found yes
terday i'm the North River at the foot OF Perry ST. NO
42l Westst
The body of man without clothing, age
about 80 five inches In hight ana having ua[k
brown hair was found in the East River OH the ioot Oh
seventh-st., yesterday
The American Bank Note Company lost by
the fire corner of Recort and Broadway, on the night
~ the 9h only 5000 The plates and dies, which were
supposed 10 have been lost are sale III the man o'c VI
the establishments
Robert Vance of No. 400 East Twelfth-st,
was stabbed in the right thigh and seriously wounded by
Thomas oBrcn of no. 500 East Twefth-st during
ed, and Vance was received TO Bellevue Hospital.
A ribbon blowing against gas jet in the
show-window of Joseph Haufman's millinery stors, at
No. 500 Thrdavc., last evening, set fire to the remaining
contents OF the store causing damage OF 5000 insured
by the Brooklyn, Market, Merchants Iradesnen' ana
Greenwich.
The congregation of the Methodist Church
corner Of Morton and BedfOrdss has given the Pastor
the Rev John +. Goodman, months VACATION "ReH
he will speud among familiar scenes in the ola Bay
State. The usual sunday and weekly services WILL Do
continued during his absence.
President Grant arrived from Long Branch
yesterday morning. at II. He went Immediately To inc
Fifth Avenue Hotel where he and his son took break
fast; after which he drove down town. and attcr calug
on several friends. left the Plymouth Rock Tor Long
Branch at $50 p The President did not see any one
at the hotel
The Women's Typographical Union hold
their second annual picnic on Saturday afternoon ana
evening, at Funks Union Park, siNtythrds ana last
of Typographica Union No 6, but this year the female
typOgTaphers, with CHARACTERISTIC energ nave the e
nagenent into their own hands and under me leader
ship accomplished presiding officer Miss Gussle
Lewis, the picnic must be a grand success.
Deputy Coroner Wooster Beach, yesterday
made a 1ostmortem examination OF the body OF Mrs
Agnes Little whose death at No 4Sj West Ihrty inlh
ST. was alleged to have resulted from violence receiver
nj tbe hands OF her husband DR.. Beach found num-
her of Commissions and bruises about the head ana race
The woman had been suffering from convulsions super
ceived the hands of her husband may have hastennd
keenan, In the mean time the husband is confined in
the West Thirty ifth-st. Police Station
When the Methodist Book Concern and Mis-
sonary society purchased their building on Broad.
way and Eeventh-st and fitted II up, they had deDt OF
100000 their shoulders for which they issued bonds
bearing per cent interest, payable senl-annuay, inc
principal 10 be paid in 10 years, or sooner II he agents
deemed it best few bonds only had been disposed OIL
public confidence in the financial siabt{ OF me con
Germ The protacted investigations That followed, how
ever restored confidence TO degree that the agents
have able to dispose OF $4,000 worth or the bonds,
and two wealthy Methodss proposing to take up the
| remainder
BROOKLYN.-The books in the Assessors
Office show that there are in the city 4ll72 houses.
Mary Morris, age 8, was fatally injured yes
terday by falling from thrdsOry window OF house
| on the corner OF Commerce and Van Brunt-sts
The three-story brick building on First-st.,
near Broadway f. D., owned by Henry Hartman, ".-s
| damaged by fire, yesterday, 10 the extent OF $3.50
There were 81 deaths in the city during last
week of which III were persons under year Of
age Deaths from cholera inantu lo brain diseases,
| S3 sunstroke, u consumption, %; smallpox, l.
| III ii Ian
and John Lynch, while passing through Pearl-st,
Front were assaulted by Michael Connolly and Richard
Second Precinct captured the highwaymen, who were
| held by Justice Walsh for examination.
The body of a drowned man, 8 feet inches
| high. with dark hair whskers, and dressed in
white linen coat brown Panhoons and easkG boots
was found al inc Ioot Oh 81 NoIoher
Whitehl on examining the body found deep cut on
the head which leads him 70 suspect foul play an ILL
| yestgation Is to be made
Yesterday morning Theophilns Parquet and
Joseph Woods while engaged in painting side wall OF
the dwelling No. 223 Ross-st, T. d. preciptated TO
The ground distance OF 80 feet by the breaking OF the
5der on Which they were az work Parquets legs we're
both broken and Woods sustained fracture Of the hip
and the dsOcat0n OF his left wrist They were removed
| TO the City Hospital
| Mr.. Barney Williams, the comedian, ap-
pcared before Justice Walsh yesterday and charged
Joseph Travers, fisherman, OF Bath, h. l., with having
assaulted him Monday under the following ciTcum-
stances sal-boat had capsized in the bay and two
Guested the ishernans son. who in boat, To 20
their assistance which he refused do, and the drown
| ing men rescued by another parry. Mr.. Williams
reproved the fisherman for his conduct when the latter
caught him by the throat and tore his clothes. Justice
| Walsh ordered his arrest
| MASPETH L. I.-Samuel Lawrence and Robert
sm engaged tight here on SUNDAY night asenss stabbed Smith
toNh
PATCHOGUE, L. 1.-The Grand Division of the
Sons Of met es ana WI continue 10 'ss9n unul
Sa'5i1; go e bns BSTtI Iva t S n onn,,
members hne by the come, bsnd The house
well SHED TO-DAY will be devoted % bushes Of Ii. Grand Lodge The
to he m
S' s ' sos and Nan .f @ i po. Conn an
psry al this place appes that
ne on the aPirseE Fourh' i%nese train passed
coming up whistle blown bat deceased DID appear
into ne air. sustaining which a%e,ey
DID, appeared be laboeI In hi. pockets small
Ii puti Dr. NJ BaucE 2lS Ka Thrtt.hs Se%YoTs
David MAekman Southport Conn., signed DAVID Heon,
PEEKSKILL-A line of stages owned and con-
by M Lane has commenced running between this place and
Carmel
JERSEY CITY.-A frame building in Mercer-st,
occupied stable BY Messns r. b. Earle Co.. took TIRE about
oG e,ed so,1 J ssSs s1%' ,n S Sssf .S
Da3 .a Of ia Mr. Fn9 ons a sS The s o; 1'S
luton VA P sISs ~ 5 to be , nsS o9nF T ,Ss Hs
purchase the property public dock facilitate
the opening Of business in the extreme western portion Of the city The
Shh xe have been constructed bI the city The rSon 81 the
i%np land having ea Pose laid and Sahan. s.s
Hugh Haiiy Wa arrested yesterday morning whs in the act Of
throwing himself the Nors CAns al Grovest He Aen be-
the Judge and bis father
would per. getting soIeat and leaving him he su support
both Bee ming tired OF this mole OF life be hal decided to pat
~ II by drowning
NEWARK-The old stage line between this place
East discontinued. on Moua anoon the
Mr. Acheon Congregational Church driving down
the ko6eh road when hobck strap broke and tie horse Mr.
Acheon seriously hurt and daughters with him
about II O'Clock yestena forenoon discovered that
Mansion The AAy promptly and
the fright Of the haniers
bounded personal property removed from bu
Church .
ycsr eIP-hse l7o -Four of sApor
reported the ha The engineer Of No fre In
named Mcbride kicked the head by OF the horse.
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