New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
THE CITY.
Music in Madison-square this afternoon.

THE CIl1, ...
Music in MadisOn-square this afternoon.
A number of the friends of Mr.. Edwin j.
James propose to give him grand benefit tomorrow
evening at Continental Hail. north west corner of Eighth
| ave. and Thirtyfourth-st
The meeting of the Irish Directory last
evening was attended by is persons. Messrs burke
I waters Rease, McGinns and Dease were appointed
| committee to form ward organizations
John st. Clair, aged 10, residing with his
E ScSoas WING at the foot Of Tenihst, North River
| and drowned. His body was recovered yesterday
| morning.
Francis Jackson, a constant drunkard, was
brought before Justice Dowing on Tuesday and com
mitted the Tombs. Yesterday morning Jackson was
found dead in his cell. He was boat agent by occupar
| ton, So years Of age, and born In Ireland
| In the trial Inman agt Jenkins for libel in
alleging that the City OF Boston was overloaded DEFEND
na SSsn asS snd s n that
steamer left port In a seaworthy connnoh In every
respect.
The examination of Jacob Bernard and Mar
Rachkowsky, who were charged with having taken
from Castle Garden about $4,000 worth OF laees alleged
have been % Sy 0he anrse BS
House Inspector and Sergeant Muldoon who made the
time OF the capture, but failed to mpcae Rachkowsky.
Further examination will be had to-day.
| The New-York Tailors' Cooperative Union,
woTEins order Preparations are making to purchase
the Fail and Winter supply OF goods and Goals ana tne
REASONABLE terms, and supply OF 100 tuns has been
ordered The manager also reports that the following
| goods are on hand in sufficient quantities. White and
unbeached muslins, Calico tea, and coffee
The Third Ward Social Club, composed of
young gentlemen and ladies' residing IN that ward ned
noon and last evening AS early o'clock the guests
began assemble and 1T IL O'Clock the grove presented
in tendance and the platform thronged with dan
GERS Among the active in contributing TO the com
| Club Francis F. Feller and John Hurley.
John Hackerman appeared before Justice
Bowling, the Tombs Police Court yesterday and com
planned that while sleeping he had been robbed by his
room mate John Bradley OF his purse containing 500
The prisoner committed for trial at the General SEES
Mnlberys was committed on the charge o. stealing
quantity IF k gSP9s 81 H Eae D De- S
| committed for trial at the General Sessions.
An excursion to the West to hunt buffaloes,
and for other has been Dy n er
who may desire to go in as OF mot sS taa ten ne
sion tickets to the principal points at greatly reduced
rates aud which good for 80 days The parties must
leave before 18th OF this month, and those going
through to California will have 90 days In which 10 make
the trip The tickets may be had of Fred Knerand NO.
3O3 Broadway.
Yesterday evening stable-boy in the employ
of Mr. Singer, undertaken, Downing st near variek,
got wild with drink and sezng Ptefg 6 PI% sss
cavalry before him The horse was slightly wounded IN
turned the pitchfork on the About
gathered to See and rnnor spread tat man ~as
them fatally These rumors finally resolved themselves
into one, that Mr. Singer received slight ieshwound
the face The rst officer went TO look for second
and the second was procured the assaant OF the
| Prussian cavalry had disappeared
One month ago Jacob Karman, alias Harry
Williams deserted from his regiment stationed on Fort
Columbus so that his comrades would remember him
he took along in hls flight mementoes IN the shape Of
himself his fathers house. No 1913 East Fourthst and
that bs father was Compelled to make complaint against
him Justice Scott ~ the Essex Market Police Court
Columbus was informed Of the arrest deserter and
dispatched Sergeant william Pulschen with note TO
Karmsn be returned 10 him to be dealt with as deser
ter. The request was compiled with and the deserer
given into the care OF the sergeant
BROOKLYN.-William Corr who fell from
second story window OF his residence in C0mbst. Oh
Tuesday, died from his injuries yesterday morning.
George Quitstorf, corner of Ninth-aye. and
Modest drowned while bathing of Fort Hamilton
on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Cornell, No. 81 Carroll-st, was engaged
cleaning -econd-,tory window of her residence
fatally injured
Capt Charles c. Duncan yesterday morning
captured burglar named Michael Lyons while the latter
No. a Henry-st Justice Walsh held him for trial.
Thomas Mcclure, a salOOn-keeper, corner of
Man and WaterSts, became engaged IN quarre with
ice-pck, inhictng wound. Justice Walsh held
Mcclure to answer.
William Harding, age %, was captured while
attempting TO rob the house of officer Livingston OF the
aud ewelry stolen from Mr. Eli Pendergasts residence,
No. 1913 Nassaust Justice Walsh committed the thef to
await the action OF the Grand Jury
John J. Werner and William Weld, charged
with arson by FireMarshs Keay IN having set tre to
WerneIs furniture warehouse, OF Fulton and Mas
sausts., the morning OF June IL last yesterday
discharged by Justice Walsh the ground that the evil
dence was not sufficient To hold them.
JAMAICA, l.. L-Judge Pratt has issued an order
70 the he Jamaica SeTtOsn and Astoria Road hs.
sh the contract for building and grading the road should not he sSre
John Rider who claims bidder The
had Wright The retuAble
OIL Monday morning at BrooklYn.
| HEMPSTEAD /. 1.-The following wills were adj
mtei 70 probate the Queens County Surogate Court IN August
George Hewlett Hampstead: Oliver d. Peara Hampstead Peter
Floyd Hmpsad John H. Rsthyn Newtown Peter Cor Fuhug;
Daniel benton Nstosn; Charles Powell Oyster Bays William Curtis
HempeNii Benjamin t. KlSsam fhngi Richard Losee, Hemp
stead MARY Gran, Bay JON Jocher Flushing Daniel 2.
smith, Flushing, Robert Smith, Fusuy John Leonard Flushing
DAVID helarren Flashing Dtmss Bennett Jamaica Letters Of al
North Hampstead John II. Orr Hempstel CYNTHIA Gilersleeye
Oyster Bay Joseph Cumberland FlOshng Ernst Boh Fashng
Maaret Williams, Sesto1n William Oliver, Hempsted Rebecea
MaLeSs Nestoxn Bisin A. Tilley, Oyster Bay. Five letters u
guardianship aud $50 citation. issued.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The earnings of the Long
Island Rarod "a July follows Freight $3.50 passengers
Company Miles track earnings sOui6die for
The same month Freight 6ss passenger s49
tTaek 60.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD, L. I--ThelQueens County
Court and cour, Hon John Armstrong presiding viii
sI'sa TIE C9aoa Monday The principal enDn, business
zoe a OF The horse thieves arrested Spring aud the trial "
young Abrams for seduction The civil calendar 10 heavy
FARMlNGDALE, L. I.-Street lamps to burn kero-
ne Oh are putting ny In the Of this village BY private sbsc
WESTBURY L. L-Several gentlemen have re-
w large tract Of plain land this place and divided
Der havs already been sold location this being In
ns .as pan Of The Island and u miles New iOk than Be