New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30

Mrs. Viardi Martz, a lady well known to
European opera goers and VINO ieeen,y cic,ea all ell
gagement in Rio Janeiro, has arrived III the clty'
Superintendent JOurdan continues so low
that an visitors are excluded. He is, however, slowly
improving, and when his condition will permit viii leave
for the South
DIR. Hans Powell lectured last evening, under
CATION al the rooms No GO LudOwstIeet, before an
audience composed exclusively OF men.
Col. Whitley's detectives last evening ar
rested Theodore Scott manufactures OF cigars at No IS
Divsion-st for removing 7oOo Glars from hs factory
without the pTer stamps ana ne v Locked UP at 10
Yesterday morning, Edward Fellowes of
Rensselaer, County badly crushed about the head
and legs between the roof OF Hudson River Railroad
ey's Grove. He was taken ~ Bellevue Hospital.
About o'clock last evening, at No. 40
Greenwichst. Edward McDermOtt brually assaulted
his sster-naw, Mary Gerarty, knocking her down, beat
ing and kicking her about the head and face until he split
her lip, and nfieing two severe scalp wounds McDer
mott was arrested.
Ferdinand Uriz, aged fifty nine, one of the
injured by fIeght-car of the Harlem Railroad,
FOurth-ayenue and NneteeDthstreet, few days ago,
died in Bellevue Hospital yesterday Edgar Duffy died
the fall of an embankinent.
Patrick Meehan, aged forty-five, died on Sun
day afternoon at his late residence No 200 East Thirty
nnthstreet The attending physician, DE- j. r. Cypert,
certified that he to his death from pulmonary hem
mOTrhagc, but this not deemed satisfactory by the
Board Of Health aud Coroner Flynn was requested to
hold an inquest.
Messrs. j. COrduke, p. McGovern, j. Get
tings NJ OBrien, r. Lannon, and j. Heay, students Of
in 1868 by the Rev. T. McGynn, d. d. have adopted
by the RedempOrst Fathers candidates for admission
into the order of the Holy Redeemer. The young men
have gone to St James's Catholic College Baltimore. to
pursue their ecclesiastical studies Prof NJ. Walsh the
Instructor at 81. stephens Academy.
On the 10Th inst isaac c. Reed, jr., appeared
before Justice scott, at the Essex Market Police Court
and entered complaint OF libel against Paul r. NichOl
editor OF The The libel consisted
oral OF The Season, charging Isaac g. Reed ir with
being the author of an article in The Sunday Mercury
describing the particulars Of the Nathan murder Yeser
day the up for examination before Justice
Scott, but not proceeded with, Mr. NchosOn's law
yer not being ready TO 60 on and asking adjournment
The case was accordingly adjourned until tomorrow at
O'Clock Mr.. Nicholson placed under 81 bail to
appear; his bonds signed by Mr.. Frederick Rull-
man.
Michael Johnson of No. 2l7 West Houston
ST. was walking IN Hamilton Park, SiXty-nnth st. and
Thirdave with Miss Mary Garfield his cousin, OF No
Downing ST., about O'Clock Sunday evening when
three riians made sudden onset upon theu and tear
ing the young away disappeared with her In the
darkness Her cries aud shouts Tor help brought up
geant WhtcOmb OF the Nineteenth Precinct and several
Citizens by whom "A search Of the Park was made, but
without finding either the girl OF her captors. She
subsequently found unharmed al her house, and stated
that the scOundrels dragging her Second
ave her cries attracted the attention OF passing
who rescued her. and placed her On Thftlave. ear.
The Veterans of the War of 1872 ID and a.
picnic yesterday morning 10 Myers Grove,
Chelsea Staten Island. The steamer Virginia Seymour,
and the barges VIM Myers aud WIN. J. Haskell were
chartered convey the Veterans aud their friends 10
the Grove. The Veterans numbered about go and their
ages ranged from IS 10 100 years They wore uni
FORMS cIccp; the old hat each wore may
be designated such The friends that accompanied
numbered more than l,AOo They left the last land
ing at 10 and arrived at the Grove ht $3.50 where
they enjoyed themselves for about two hours At 40
they started for home and were landed In the city at
7O all having enjoyed the day much aud
iDg wish that IL might be repeated the coming year.