New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
Last evening Lawrence Sullivan and wife

Last evening Lawrence Sullivan and wife
gnarreed in their apartment IN tne tenement NO,
John OBren fellow tenant interiered to protect her.
Sullivan turned upon AID stabbed him in the aldo
men with "a pOcketknle, causing dangerous wound.
sullivan was arrested and locked up in the Ncwst Police
station. OBrien was removed to Bellevue Hospital
The extension of the route of the Harlem
tunnel thence through Fortysccondst to Madison-ave
to Eighty sixth-st Norkvel is rapidly progressing
secondst. TO Fftynnths and the ties are laid TO seven
tieth-st. The Company intend to commence running
Of july y '''i'''' '''''' " no ~ - "
The sale of the Quarantine vessel Falcon
took place yesterday at the Exchange SaesroOm, Trinity
Building She was purchasedby Mr. X BuhLer OF Boston
for SLIGO 1t is supposed that the present owner VIII
and has had nearly dozen owners She has been in the
service OF the Quarantine Commissioners several years.
hospital at that place finished she became useless to
the Commissioners, and consequently was sold
Coroner Flynn will to-day hold an inquest
al No West Forty thrdst. over the body OF George
Moore, age 10, who injured fatally 10y being
by truck Immediately alter being elected from of
the Of the Grand and Flrtyseconds line on Tues
day. Ellen Riley, age co. who burned Tuesday
by the explosion of Kerosene OIL While endeayorng 10
kndlc fire in her apartment at No 35 East Fifteenth
ST., died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital. Coroner
schuner held inquest in the of Thomas Sweeney
who was injured on Monday ny bellg struck ny loco
motive while driving trick across the Harlem Railroad
at Forty -ninthst. \ number of witnesses
ined, and verdict OF accidental death was given.
The Cummings Association, formerly liter
airy and debating society, then a literary assocla-
ton and now independent social body had glorious
picnic yesterday Union Park. The in the after
ercely hot, but there was pleasant cOmpen-
sation IN the shade and the cooling breeze which pre-
vailed. Grafu.laS Band gave abundant music and
dancing was kept up til late hour After y. M tun
der and lightning and rain drove the company within
DOORS and played havoc with the gosSamcr dresses of the
Alderman Garry OF the Twcnty-frst Ward Lawrence ID
Herman, cork OF the Board Of Education and several
school teachers were among the petsurcseekcrs. James
+. Kelley Is President of the Association.
l.. Il. 4 IL.
Mission had reunion last evening The Rev. Mr. Gala
her OF Brooklyn ana talked 10 the children
the mos; entertaining manner, and there others
who made pleasant speeches and told ing stories
until the hour gone Many of the older pupils who
Of present. Nh A. :. Hatc, President the Rev MI
Myers Acting Superintendent ana mos of the teachers
visitors Long tables were covered with straw berries
cake aud ice cream and everybody seemed TO he well
Club appropriate pieces aud Il growing
late v hen the last good bye" was gwen.
Yesterday morning at g. o'clock the people
sleeping in the vicinity Of Egleston's store, No ll6
south-st awakened by tremendous nOi>e. man
Whose bedroom adoins the side wall OF the store declared
that the whole house rocked back ward and forward and
the walls tOercd as If about to fall. He thought II
an when the doors the Egleston Brothers
place opened found that the platform
tainDg assorted bins of iron amounting 10 900 tuns
had fallen into the cellar below. In the center Of the
store is passageway through which horse aud wagon
can be driven 10 take in load departing through anO
blocked by the iron which in falling had slid forward
thus Obsructng business entirely and entailng
peusc OF over $1,000
On Tuesday evening, while Kate Slavin, age
three years sitting in 'front.' Of the tenement No. 400
WasbiH gtOl-st, she niuIed about the mouth and
face by the explosion Of large 1e-cracker thrown ut
her by "a boy. The child taken by her mother tO the
Ie0nart-st Police Station, wleu n Is alleged, Sergeant
Lucen T. r. Field instead Of sending for the Police Sur
geOn the district, ordered the woman 10 Ia neigh
boring surgeon. Several hours later the woman and
child the injuries OF the latter still unattended to-
found by citizen in Frsye., and taken % the Seven
teenth Ward StaUOnII The Sergeant in command
there the child To be taken by Of his force
Bellevue Hospital Charges have been preferred against
Sergeant Fled by Superintendent JOurdan and he viii be
tiled ~ Lls PnbiA COMMISSIONERS