New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
Mr.. S. Bnrdett Hyat. AMI attorney at 10. 65

Mr.. S. Burdett Hyatt, an attorney, at No. s.
Walst, desires passengers by the p m. Harlem train,
number by person who occasionally travels to Ford
ham, send their own names and residence and name
of the assailant If possible TO him.
DR.. Bradley and wife of the Hoffman House,
Sherman G. Wheeler and Miss Jarvis, while on their
way in private carriage TO the Clifton Grove Hotel,
near Paterson, Wednesday afternoon, met with an
WcaglerOad crossing they failed to notice freight train
and rang no bell Mr. Wheeler Jumped from the carriage
and tried to catch the horses by the head. One Of the
down the track about 90 feet and then went over the
bank at the foot Of which they brought up in general
smash. The carriage was broken 10 pieces, and the
horses worth 5000 ruined. Miss Jarvis uninured.
Superintendent Jourdan, learning that a large
quantity OF obscene literature sent from this city to
that the Objectionable mater came from firm calling
itself Evans Co.. having mandatory at No n Mas
nv orders OF the Superintendent Detectives Irving,
Dusenbury, and Dunno called at those places and ar
rested Edwin NJ. Grandin, alias Evans and VIM David
son as the persons who have sent this vile stuff through
the country The officers seized large quantity of books
other articles all OF which, together with the prisoners
were taken to Police Headquarters Later in the day
they taken before Alderman Conan at the TOmbs,
and committed
Coroner Flynn was requested yesterday TO
hold an inquest at the Tombs over the body Of John
tOxicafon on Monday and died on Wednesday night; in
the case Of Francis Debe, As, who died at No. n
ThOmas-st from exhaustion consequent upon falling
into the North River from the foot OF Duancst at the
Park Hospital over the body of John Campbell age 40,
who Monday fell into subcear In Cedar-st. Cor
Flynn held inquest at Bellevue Hospital over
the body Of Christian Busman age 3, who was scaded
nearly month ago at the residence OF his parents No.
4O First-aye Coroner Keenan, held an inquest, at
No. at Greenwich ST. the body Of Daniel Fitzpat
rick age a. lately employed the barge Enterprise, and
who Monday night fell overheard and was drowned.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 3
and Mechanics Engine Company No. OF New-Oreans
arrived this city yesterday afternoon at $3.50 from
Philadelphia. The two companies number about 100
men, dressed In a uniform OF scarlet shirts with the
name and number Of the company worked In silver
background OF blue, and black pantaloons. They were
received by Engine Companies Nos and II, and No.
Truck Company Of the Eew-YOrk City Department.
number Of members Of the Mutual Baseball Club were
also hand tO receive Them along with the band OF the
9th Regiment. whose services were rendered for the
occasion by Col. Fisk On the splendid silver mounted
machine OF the No Company variety OF trophies, tes
timonals and prizes Of silver plate were displayed The
engine aud truck OF the visitors were LETT at the house OF
Truck No 8 In Thireenth-st The procession then
marched TO the Aston House, which they Will make their
headquarters during the visit Tonight they Will visit
the Grand Opera House, invitation Of Col Fisk, 10 be-
hold the Twelve foundations.