New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
THE CITY.

DIR. ]. III. GriscOm delivered a lecture last
evening before the German Young Mems Cnrlstin hao-
ciation at their in Ludlow St, on The Relations
Of Atmosphere to Life and Health"
The soldiers said to have been defrauded by
Col Hermann, met last evening, and adopted resou-
ton to support any soldier or sailor who may
any clamagent for attempting to defraud nun Oh Ills
rights.
A number of citizens who are DESTROYS of
having the Fourthave cars instead OF under
Murray ill making strenuous efforts to secure tne
change and invite all those who in sympathy with
them TO address, at once, the Department OF Pubic
Works
Francis Tully, age %, of No. 1892 East Thirty
thirdst became Insane while attending service in ST.
stephens Church in East Twenty-eghthst yesterday
His actions were very violent causing considerable con
fusion in the church for time. He was nnaly remover
from the edifce and taken to Bellevue Hospital
Yesterday, Aug. IS, was the one hundredth
anniversary OF the birth Of Napoleon Bonaparte the Great
DESPERATE straits There was no celebration the day
however, by the Cerce de PHarmone the only frenc9 en-
Sew-York.
Superintendent Jourdan, yesterday, received
mann age 20 years five feet one inch in hight having
black coat and light vest supposed to he
John B ba ng ran m the dePo at that place by
| the AIS y. III. train, and Instantly Killed.
Last evening Detective Linington arrested
torney Garvin Morton is charged with having nred
pistol at simon webb with intent to kill some time ago
Morton was arrested after the assault ana justice
Cox released him ban to await an examination Du
for some unexplained reason this examination mas never
Company f, 9TH Regiment, presented the
Manhattan Club, at their rooms on Staten island WIN
ana Of pSa coed treatment the COM
pany received at Tottenvte, :. L. last summer, when
guests Of the Club The Club provided an elegant repas
for the Committee of the Company at which the usual
| speeches were made
1t is said that the offal boat was run down
within one mile OF the New Utrecht Shore was stopped
The board then commenced to take se hde from
the dead horses on board and as fast a. tne{ %g h
to hrGw them Inc es pe6pe along
| shore have petitioned for relief.
The newly formed Cotton Exchange met
yesterday and elected the following officers President
Treasurer A b. Graves; Board Of Managers william T.
ton, George Cornwall, William H. Brodie F. T. Dnfals'
II. Hentz, NJ. b. Teieny Mayer Lehman II j. SanShtet'
John ii. Inman, j. Hanemann, D. H. Hollis, charles a.
| Eason.
The present. Board of Freeholders of Passaic
County determined to expose the frauds alleged to
have been committed by the former Board ana nave IN
the counsel to commence legal proceed
% he s TO Oy Zoo s' to Ve Dee
overcharged by him on eulyert building contract last
aud liquors. used by the former Board, will be attended
On Saturday, Solomon Weiner purchased at
the store of L. G. ThoIne 4 Co.. white-st, hose,
handkerchiefs and shirts to the amount OF 500 Inc
goods by Of WeHer TeTG sent to no. 6 the
Bulls Head Bank for the amount which check was after
rested at No 81 Liberty,s and in his possession was
found the entire property He was committed to the
|
The delegates to the n. f. Sangerbund met
last night Germana Hail. and agreed TO hold the next
annual festival in the Empire skating Rink, in june
commencing the 18th and ending on the 2Sth stein
way Hall has been engaged for two matinees. com
mittee appointed to select suitable park to hold
The delegates wish It to be distinctly understood that
the festival will not be composed OF Germans aogethe
but many American sim ng societies have been invited
| to take part
The Roman Catholic festival of the Assump-
ton of the Virgin Mary was celebrated Yesterday in tits
| cit uVhO solemn
high the churches. Al st. Patreks Cathedral
the services were precisely the same those usually
there decoration OF the altar procession OF priests
other special honor of the Blessed ylr
GIN At the Church of the Assumption in Brooklyn, the
Rev William Keegan pastor the first mass was eele-
anty lighted and beautifully adorned with flowers at
| each service.
| Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest
| in the Of Frank W. Eckhart, who committed
suicide on sunday by taking nicotine, at No. 9i2 East
IN Arm III was et cG pacaHy
from California. Several years ago his wife left him and
has since supported herself and two children by school
teaching Eckhart has repeatedly endeavored to induce
her to return and live with him. but she has steadily re-
sunday Eckhart called her at the above place, and
again solicited her to return and live with hun: she
nicotine, and death occurred in few hours Eekhart
was ~ years Of age - -,-c-y---S.
The annda picnic of the Journeymen Tail
ors Protective Union which took place at Joness Wood,
Yesterday was of the largest gatherings OF the KIND
In this city Fully 10000 persons were present Previous
to assembling at the Wood parade through the streets
was participated IN by several thousand worklngmeh,
and IN the ranks were borne national banners including
the American, German French Irish and the red flag Of
the International WOrkingmens Association OF Europe.
The procession which marshaed by Mr.. Frederick
formed in front OF GOburger Hall at 10 a. m from which
point IL proceeded to the Bowery to Grands, 10 Broad
way 10 seVeneeth-st, to Flfthaye TO Eighteenthst,
10 1hird-aye, where the men embarked for Jones's
Wood number OF collisions between intoxicated per
sons someW hat married the festivities but in general the
antly.
BROOKLYN.-ThOmas McQuade died at the
Long Island College Hospital from sunstroke.
The 47th Regiment, Col. David Z. Austen
commanding will make excursion to Hartford Conn,
on the 25th inst.
The rights of Charles Guidet as patentee of
by Messrs. Hanlon and Moake.
,, Ihe flags on the public and many private
of respect to the late Admiral FarraSut.
Kerosene oil lamp exploded yesterday
morning III the store OF Henry HerZ0g, No. ia Myrtle
ave. ana caused damage to the extent OF SO.
Frederick Grandsaw (colored), age 40, resid
ing at the corner OF Hunterhy road and Atantcave left
home for walk on the 9th inst aud has not since been
heard FROM Foul play is feared
The following are the receipts of the Coop
No. @ 4GrNa as the s., Pqs T Sc 49, So
sGa; no; sSs 80 No. g. 81 No $500 4s No 10,
Yesterday morning, aud without doing any business adj
jSarhed ON indefinitely Mr. Isaac Badeau stated that Gen
MN lnht tne ucpostOis Wouu sct
every dohar OF their money by September first.
The body of drowned man was found at
he loot oi y-fourtst yesterday morning IL Is be-
ieved TO be that OF Thomas Piddy OF No 1888 North
roa at 4; ~ Upon the body were found gold
Wh,eh anu ehaln 500 In U. =. currency three finger
aints, Snc uanond breaspin, two pearl studs, one
sss' TWO sleeve-buttUns deter ~, aud on the
snirtcollar were marked the initials IT. T."
JERSEY CTTY.-NIike Cosgroye who is charged
a oons oLsIeeran' paint shop liodave saPPoeI 10
70 iors County, Penn charge ofaUely The
snp give, The name Of Edward Co-gan has been lodged IN The
county JAZZ but dispatch of Police states viii
gwen up MS presence h xan,ed 10 New Jersey.
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