New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
THE CITY.
Police arrests for the week, 1900.

There will be music by the Central Park Band,
at Mount Morssquare, this evening, from TO O'CLOCK
The Thomas Powell made trial tIlp on
Saturday, prior to resuming her trips Oh 'ne O''Aii
route
Frank Wood, age 70, was caught yesterday
in the at Harlem Bridge and had his lett arm CUT
of near the shoulder.
The steamer Plymouth Rock will 90 into the
Erie Basin Dock to-day TO be re-coppered &c; She WIN
90 the Long Branch route, via sandy HOOK Oh ioi
day next.
At the Free Labor Bureau last week, 153men
and 63s women applied for situations men required los
women 49, Situations procured for 40 men anu
$50 women.
At high water, about p. M, tomorrow, the
Yacht Bell built for Mr. Gardiner Of Boston will be
launched from the shpyard OF MeSsrs fohion' loo' Vi
Brdge-st, Brooklyn.
The Messrs. C.. & r. Poilon have sold the
steamer sunnysde to Capt A. p Black and Others and
few days she will commence her lrps as an oploSi-
ton daybOat 10 Albany
On Saturday morning special train arrived
at the Thirteth-st. station, Hudson River Railroad
having on board several companies OF u o hesn"iS'
| who have been 10 the Canadian frontier
Mr.. Mark NJ. Pomcroy of The Democrat spoke
for two hours last evening on temperance IN inc Ialge
hail OF the Cooper Union. There was very large mum,
with the fact fancy, and anecdote of the lecturer.
! To-day trains from this city to Boston, wa
! the shore Line Railroad will commence running ltgu-
arly over the bridge which now spans the Cohhec
tcut River. For the first time passehgr Us nv
on saturday 1t was t93roIg1y oo ' scet Iong
| The officers of the French Canadian Beneyo-
lent society Henry Gosehn President r. X. Cion-
tier, yicePresdent T. Leebyre kecoTIIns Sey WIN
Treasurer; Louis Demers, Marshal; 4 Arehanpeant A.
Roy Y Perras. a. Maibocuf, l.. Dumene Trustees
While a number of persons returning from
n pc-nc of the Smith o Bren Association were landing
rum steamboat al the foot Of Clrstophert the gang
plank gave way. and Thomas fnzgcrald ana emu Jun
Quinn Michael Foley aud Terence ONeal were thrown
into the water, but were rescued by the PONCE anu
citizens.
Two hundred and seventy school teachers
have arrived this city from San Francisco under the
auspices of the Board of Edt 9i at Jly. tneS
OF interest the East. They came through in pullman
cars and occupied but seven days IN the Journey c
| ing "A sOOurn OF SO hours III Chicago
Coroner Keenan, is to hold an inquest IN
Eighty frsts near F0urthaye, over the no.E " AZ
bcruus BambrcR aged Is months VINO TEL INTO me Na
in the rear OF his parents residence Charles Cohen OF
No PIG Willam-st. yesterday morning 1Ouhd yIh9
nsrnsibe in front Of No 26 Front-st He removed
To the Oakt Police Station, where he died soon AFTER
ward.
The famous 00-guinea cup won by the
vacht America in the regatta of 1851 at Cowes England
II on exhibition at Tiffany Co. No $50 BioadNay. lsa
beautiful cup. and well worth Inspection DN IdIJrs lcl
ested IN such matters. me yaont m w. bii3ti4n The
Co. for the coming season are aso on eA nj s
collection by far the largest most varied ana seIu
ever exhibited in this city.
Directors of the National Railway Company
are the pucha ers of the farms between Mil'om tId
Hound Brook n j. and have given directions To thtlr
engineer to ground for tine road III two or three
places y the 4th OF July. The directors assert that their
charter empowers them to condem lands ana may tney
possess uninterrupted and undsputed nShI Oh way
between Millstom ana Bound BROOK
The rapid accumulation of business, and the
difficulties attendant upon bringing denqnentS to trla
has for come time engaged the attention OF Col Whtel
Chief OF the Secret Service Bureau, aud he Is now eli
gagged in the preparation of petition to the Law De
mrt of court which shall acquire jurisdiction over the
counterfeers, smuggiers, and the Ike.
The National line steamer The Queen sailed
on Saturday with large passenger LIST An"ng heT ls
scngcrs was the Rev. A NJ. Osbon, ID. D. Presiding Emrr
OF the Poughkeepse District, New.fork Conference VINO
will visit the British and irish Wesleyan Conferences
and from thence TO France, Germany Norway Sweden,
Denmark and the capital of Russia. number OF prom
inent clergy men ana lay meh "cIc on 'no Poi " '
adieu to Dr. Osbon.
A number of gentlemen, long identified with
the Father Mathe~ empe p,ie m % met yeSI
Society, with the following officers President Robert
WILSON, Vice President, Peter III. Keelan; Recording
Secretary WIN. Murphy; Financial Secretary, p: Me
Quade; Corresponding Secretary john A. Kelly litas-
urer Dr. Edward n. Callan; Marshal, James Rior,an ;
Sergeautat Arms, Thomas Finnegal THIS society num-
| beers i23 members.
The regular steamboat train for the Fall
River boats leaves Boston at $50 p M ON ana alter
| ing with the Faii Raver boats at Newport. special
arrival OF the boat nom NewYork and the steamboat
train will leave Fall River al $50 a. m, due IN Boston nj
A. IN Yesterday the sunday trips of the Providence
and Bristol commenced for the season They leave Pier
| No &c. North River, at p. III.
In the Yorkville Police Court yesterday be-
| fore Justice Bixby, Michael CuTran of No. &c Ehnst
charged David Braun who keeps soda water establish
men of Thirda and Twenty-eighthSt.,
with snatchng pockct-book containing SIS from him,
| Saturday afternoon. Mr. CurTln went into Brauns
| place and asked for glass Of soda water which was
given him. He took out the pocket book 10 pay for the
drink, when, he alleged Braun snatched II from him.
and refused tO give II back Braun was held III $500 bail
| To answer.
! Ii is probable that in few days the men at
work In what is known the shop departments" OF
tailoring establishments will commence strike for
higher The claim that since the strike of a
few months their wages have been cut down. so that
they unable to more than $40 or SIS week
committee has been appointed To walt upon the EN-
poyers t0 induce them to raise the wages There are
ten unions of shop taors in this city and neghorhood
and an effort IL being made 10 strengthen theh IN
anticipation OF the strike. An important meeting of the
Executive Committee is 10 be held Tomorrow.
The receipts last year of the Temple Eman-
ue amounted 10 sg26N 20, including sAi3 W pa! nehl'
on pews which properly belong Ia the Building Fund.-
year The expenses for salaries OF minister's secre
ary. sexton and janitor, s2l,50O; choir ana organ
m1nias, S3445 92; and other items, making the actuh
expense OF the year. s79 g. The amount unpaid on
Il 38s2 49, aud the net assets are $3.50 o3 beside
pews and cemetery lots unsod The Temple has JG1 pew
owners and OIL seat holders
On Thursday last one of the long promised
Tree baths was launched ut Greenpont and ioWed ihlo
position AT the foot Of East Fifth-st The barn mas
platform about feet wide running around the structure
Under this platform are pontoons l6 feet long ahd
feet wide; these support the bathng-house The depth
TO which the bath IL sunk will be regulated by valves III
the ponoons The entire structure Is 90NdO feet and VIII
contain ~ dresslngfoom and cOmmodous apartments
for the attendants The front part of the building WI
be two stories high The two baths, when completed
Will cost s0 The other bath will probably be located
| In the neighborhood Of West Ihrteenthst.
BRO0KLYN.-The police made 300 arrests
last week.
The Eye and Ear Hospital treated 1888 new
cases In May
This morning the June term of the City
Court viii commence
The Fifth Brigade, N. g., will have field
day on Tuesday, the 2st inst.
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