New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
THE CITY.

The CITY.
The steamboat Thomas Powell, for Catsiill,
leaves New-York Saturdays at p ILL., instead Oh az
heretofore.
The annual meeting of the Eucleian Society
OF the University OF the Clty OF NeWlOIA VIII NC i'
this evening at 7 O'Clock
At Special Sessions yesterday, John Hoch-
reich was convicted of selling diseased meat, and was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for four months.
Emma Kroathe age years. fell !. f from the
fourth story of her parents residence NO I5 ioIs s|
yesterday afternoon, and was injured iauilly'
Messrs Egleston Brothers & Co. state that
the falling OF the iron racks IN tne ensS ne oTu
ton TO their business. -.
Justice Hogan committed Lawrence Snlli-
Of No Whitehalst ior having stao n nr SJ
from assault by him.
John Sullivan, age n, of Eighty fTst-st.,
while walking the track of the Hudson River kalIoad
was struck by the locomotive VI Tue o'oV d. in' 'AP'
train, bound up, and killed.
A quarterly meeting of the Protestant Epis-
copal Sunday Association will be hela IN me sun
Broadway, on Monday evening next.
Roundsman Curran and Officers Clark and
Reardon Of the Fifteenth Precinct Yesterday c9asea
wild steer from Fave and Fourteenthst 10 the IOot
OF Canal-st., where the animal was shOt.
A farewell lecture on the poet Moore was
delivered last evening before goodsized aud interested
audience, at Dodworth Hail. ny Ihomas H. faiAei' d
lawyer, who is about removing 10 Boston,
Moses Isaacs, age 16, match-peddler, of No.
Forsyth-st, was knocked down YESTERDAY at Liberty
81.
matches caught fire and badly burned his race
An unknown boy, apparently about u years
Of age, over last evening by Car No % Ol tAe
Eighth-ave. line at the corner Of West Broadway and
LFpenardst and killed. The driver Michael sheridan,
was arrested.
William Schafer, who was reported drowned
on Wednesday night while bathing at the foot OF Ninety
third-st., East River turned up Yesterday lie swain 10
Wards Island, being unable 70 return 10 s CohlanOhS
in consequence of the force Of the tide.
The Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany's
(hamcpN Can't,
which to sail from that port on the LIST INST ana oe
fg fG e S e has beea detained at Apnwa
Cameron Post No. 20 G. A. r. held its second
annual picnic yesterday afternoon ana evening as
S1gT E can Kyfr w the efforts Of the Committee to
please their guests gave to all much enjoyment
| In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Isaac Wiroy forrobbery sentenced to State Prison
for three years and six months Barbara Hahn robbery
state Prison two years and six months John IIenne@sy
| burglary State Prison four years and six months.
VIM. b. Bathomby of Waverley, Mass, and
member Of the Handel and Haydn Society, was knocked
down eserdHy and sofGG by 6 IN tbe & n sr
| of Bathomby, breaking rib and causing dangerous
| wound.
We regret to learn that Dr. VIM; w: Sanger,
the well known Physcal-n-C hlei OF our Public lnstltu
lions under the Governors OF the Almshouse Is seriously
i'll, anu MAJ tdnS a. Of h old friends Dr. Willard
Parker and William ii. Draper.
A fire broke ont last evening in the fancy dry
goods store of Marks q Goldsmith No 81 Grand-s and
before il could be extngsled destroyed $500 worth Of
goods Tie stock was insured FOR $1,000 10y the Groccr
Lafayette, Greenwich Commonwealth and Astor insur-
ance companies.
Judge Cardozo yesterday granted an order OF
arrest against Aaron k Cory charged by the Erie ltl-
ticket agent at Newark. He arrested Late In the az
ternoon, and committed to LudlOTst JAN, in default Of
$1,000 bail.
Leeds g. Miner commenced last evening, at
the Art Galleries of Broadway and Twelfth-st,
the sale OF large collection OF European ana ameflcai
OIL paintings, together with the "HaughWout collection
The less important pictures were sold last evening, aud
tonight and tomorrow evening the more valuable ones
will he put under the hammer.
Yesterday, while Mrs. Catharine Morris, age
co. OF NO $50 Waterst, was passing along per No ~
arn she e thronsh hole in the pier In falling ahe
struck plank and broke her thigh, and fell into the
water Officer Newman and some citizens saved both
woman and child from drowning. The child was unn-
jured.
The case of Newbcrry agt. The Mayor which
fore Judge Spencer decided yesterday. The plain
til recover for stock of iewery lost during The
riot Of 1853 The case has been tried once before but at
General Term the Judgment was reversed and new
trial ordered. Tie jury yesterday found Tor Plaintiff
ST. 90
Yesterday Detective Tully Of the Police Cen
tral One arrested Joseph Butts, said 10 lie Western
sneaktlief the requsition Of Gov Hayes OF Ohio.
5000 from tie building Of the Citizens Loan Associa-
tion OF Cleveland, the 9Th Of April lie is locked up
at Police Headquarters 10 await tie arrival OF Sheriff
Wazee of Cleveland.
Two thieves yesterday managed to rob John
GottseergGr 6ff%er at No. 81 NeTBSwery in
standing in front OF the brewery and started the animal
up the street Tie confederate ran into the Office and
said the horse running away Mr.. GOtsberger fol-
lowed his horse, and when he returned found that his
handbook, containing sl2O and some valuable papers had
Grammar School No. 80, Primary Depart
ment, Nnth-st, near Avenue c, was Wen at
the children the occasion Of the semiannual dstribu
ton of certificates The programme consisted Of singing
exercise of variety in which the children showed
great proficiency This school has been much improved
during the last year.
The Feast of COrpus Christi was observed
yesterday in the Catholic churches. In the Church Of ST.
Anthony Solemn High Mass celebrated, az which
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Anacletus and Edward,
Os F., as deacon and surdeacon respectively About
200 children boys and girls, received first communion
There was grand procession Of the Blessed Sacrament
brated.
The Hon. VIM. j. McAlpine, late President,
has given 10 the American Society Of Engineers his pro-
fessonal library Of several thousand Volumes valued at
upward of So condition that these books shall be
kept together and insured at their estimated cash value
city New York; and be open all timesto examina
ton Of resident and visiting civil engineers At general
convention of the civil engineers the gift accepted
with thanks.
Coroner Flynn has concluded the investiga-
ton into the circumstances connected with the death OF
jury verdict that the deceased her death
from liberation of the stomach ard consider that
OF her husband, Do@inek Mullen, on May e. Is7o Ml
len was committed to the Tombs. His counsel moved
that be be admitted TO ball. and the Coroner said he
would take bail after consultation with the DstrictAt
toney.
Early yesterday, Officer Abbott discovered
burglars in the dry goods store OF sgman Feuchtvanger
No. so ThrdaVe. He gave alarm, and the burglars
tried TO escape by running through Forty-seventhst
They were pursued by Officers Abbott and Lambreeht
and at Frstave Officer Anderson joined in the chase
The thieves fired at the officers and the latter
the re four times OF which, however, took effect
One OF the thieves Perry Riley, chased into tene-
ment ~ Forty seyenthst near Firstave and secured.
Yesterday Riley was taken before Justice Bxby, and
committed the charges OF burglary and feonious as
saut. The police are looking for his associates
BY invitation of Mrs. Margaret Fox Kane n
select circle assembled last evening at No SC West Thr.
ty-secondst, TO witness spiritual manifestations Mrs