New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11


Judge T. W BARLEY Washington; eXGoy I5r0ss OF ~
nos: Gen. W. " COer Illinois, the Hon. D. L. hcDohaiu,
Indiana, and W. Il. Greenlaw, Tennessee.
THE CITY.
There will be music in Mount Morris-square
this evening
A new park is to be laid out on the open
space at the Five Points.
The arrests in this city last week reached
the unprecedented number OF 2,l31.
PERSONAL advertisement urges the re-
turn home of Felix ST. Mort whose absence Is causing
much grief .
The Office of Water Register for the collec-
ton of water rents has been from the Rotunda
to No. 235 Broadway.
Mrs. Mary Ferrati of Italy, age SO, of No. 3
MiSsOn-pace yesterday, gave Dfln 10 t"o biIS anu"
boy, all Of whom died.
The Coney Island boats are to be protected
by policemen from this city, and Visitors on INC iiNu
Bishop James, ID. D., of the Methodist Church,
has promised be present at the great TEMPERANCE
demonstration at the Denyle tN JJ camp grounds On
July %. -
The Assistant Aldermen on Wednesday will
consider the resolution Of the Aldermen TO attach Pat
e9t burner a and 1Sa Gfec2g 20 h n COST go
Mr.. Solomon Scheu of Albany, State Prison
Inspector serenaded on SATURDAY nigh ny ms Ge
man friends, at No. 65 Markest Brief responses We're
made by Mr.. Scheu Judge Birdsell and Mr.. Randolph
Guggen.
On Saturday evening Jacob Shemonsky, age
ana aH Ward Stabbed the OTHER in breast
we're wound. He arrested and committed to the
Tombs by Alderman Conan.
Jobn Schroeder of No. $40 East Eleventh-st,
while endeavOring to escape from some men who were
pursuing him. attempted TO leap from the roof OF NO geo
East Eeventhst to an adjoining bnah lei uiS'ih'o
Of 20 feet and was very seriously injured
Companies A and b of the 22d Regiment,
together with many officers and members OF the Nets
Long Branch ON Tuesday, Aug p and after parade ,
and Te BY tine he receteT T by TT enc eompas Of
the regiment, and close with a moonlight parade.
On Saturday afternoon, a lady and her little
few with the l9dys 9Eot9er Mr. John Carl Car SG re-
marked, " don't like TO stay here am gong home,
No attention paid to the remark III soon after she
no clue to her whereabouts has been ascertained.
In the Court of Special Sessions on Saturday,
Henry Cook sentenced to six months in the Pencn-
Ryan was fined 800 for beating his wife and mother-in
law and Henry Mendelbaun, OF the corner OF tltbst
tentary and to fine Of 500 for grossly assautng
his little daughter
James Donahue, Superintendent of 1.-THE Free
Labor Bureau under the supervision Of the Commission
ers of Charities and Correction, Nos. and 10 Clinton
week ending on Saturday: Number of men apphed for
employment, 1S9; Women AS; men required liz;
women SOS; situations procured for men, "a Tor women
43s; total number of situations procured, 535.
Soon after II on Saturday night, three men
entered the lager beer saloon OF Henry Getz al NO 4
Tenthaye obtained cigars refused 10 pay for Them and
acted in dsorderly manner Mr. GGrltz attempted TO
eject them and was shot IN the le gh Ig T9tsri
Connors was arrested Yesterday he committed BY
await the result OF Geritzs injuries
An officer of the Twelfth Precinct brought
Thomas OConnor and his sister Julia aged respectively
dav and stated he found wandering about appar
emily astray and discovered that their parents had ar
and after spending all they had, tried 10 obtain work.
but unsuccessful and the mother beng found in
father followed shortly after for assault and battery The
children placed under the care OF te Commission
Of Charities and Correction.
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
Bellevue Hospital over the body OF James Deyanney
late liquor dealer at Hunters Point, who fatally
injured on the 9Th inst Deyanney was crossing on q
Thrtyourthst ferry boat sitting on the bow with hs
his feet and legs crushed between the boat and the
bridge. Deyanney was native OF Ireland age 25
months, who died at No. 20 Columbast alleged by
injuries received on Tuesday last when the nurse and
ST., by Theophilus l. YOth. postmortem examination
by Dr. Shine showed that the child had died from whoop
ing cough, and a verdict 10 that effect was given.
BROOKLYN.-The police made 1888 arrests
last week
The Excise Board has granted 1853 licenses
The police are ordered to make raid upon
the corner loafers
Tompkins Park is to be improved; S25,OOO
is to he expended upon 1t.
The Prospect Park Improvement bonds, for
$4,000, were signed by Mayor Kabheisch Saturday
Sheriff Walter has detailed q posse of dep
mites TO take care Of the roughs that frequent Coney
Island
The Long Island Schuetzen Bund will hold
threedayss festival at Myrtle-aye. Park, commencing
to-day.
The milk depot of Henry Manning, corner of
Church and Smith-sts entered Sunday morning,
and robbed OF 500.
Catharine Blumenschein has brought suit in
the Supreme Court against Peter Richards, to
alleged seduction under promise of marriage
and also for the possession OF Legitimate child now
In the custody of the defendant.
Thomas Egan, age II, barkeeper nj liquor
saloon the OF Presdenst. and Til rdaye.,
arrested Saturday and committed by Police Justice
Walsh to await examination charge OF having Yio
lated the person OF Mary A. Horn child OF II years.
after having made her drunk soda and whisky.
William Clark, age 4, fell into a sewer open
ing the OF Van Brunt and WalcOttsts ycster
day morning and received Ia fracture OF the skull and
broken leg He taken to the Long Island College
Hospital. The careless manner in which sewer excaya
lions protected has cost the city large amount Of
money for damages.
Private Waterman John Martin, while on
terday morning detected Edward Aumacks and Simon
Thistle stealing lockwood from the dock, and loading it
on the lighter John Wesley: officer Irwin notified,
and arrested before they could the
sci from the dock Five hundred dollars worth OF wood
was recovered.
LONG ISLAND CITY-At noon to-day. the newly
elected officers will bs by the village Clerk W; Mn. Jsmes
decki barrow from Dutch Kills Hunters Point large crowd
Leaked on and noyo the effort the procession hsse by Italian
and bis street organ
JAMAICA.-The South Side Railroad Company is
to be fined = for train that through the village not pre-
eedei by hagnan.
BRESLAU, l.. IA Catholic church is building
here.
ASTORIA, L. lon Saturday morning an en-
bagsrA An the private papers Of Mr. Mills oerauo we
as the village papers large number Of warlns nei b. the P
order the burglars h them some chests Of e taken a1i