New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-09
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Free lessons to ladies in photography will
be given twice week, at Room No. "a Of the Cooper
Union during the Summer. The course will be opened
at D. M tomorrow, when short address on n, The the
suitability Shorthand Reporting as Drancn OF pus
ness for ladies'" will be delivered by Mrs. Eliza b.
Burns.
Can't. Brandeis of Company A, 18th Regiment,
who was arrested Sunday for violating the Procession
Act by allowing band to play IN returning from
funeral was held on his recognzance, yesterday
to await trial in Court OF Special Sessions; ms Gse
will be made test case, to determine eAsELy tv
visions of the act which seem to be generally nsuhuef
stood.
The Brown will case was resumed yester-
day. before Surrogate Huchings The testator, David
Brown lett property valued at 100000 and the VIII Is
contested by Of his grandehildren inc PM
they affixed their signatures TO the instrument IN tRe
presence OF the estator who sad IL was has sS %
adjourned till September.
A new cotton harvesting machine was ex-
hbited yesterday, at the Cotton Exchange. The In
yentor claims that IL will perform the work OF 81 hands
n dav collecting and gathering into bags the cotton
from ~ acres with the assistance OF two men, one Do
and a pair OF mules. The cotton plant passes between
sections and the foliage Is ett o end
tbey can be conveyed to the top OF the machine and
dumped of as it turns at the end Of the row. 81. -
An exceedingly unwhoesome nuisance Oh
tends people living the Harlem milk depot in Lex
Cars loaded with stable reIuse are dAo"eu
10 stand for days exposed to tho sight of and
the noisome liquid exuded from the swirl saturates the
earth a considerable distance IN wei weaver sne
place IL impossible and every evening the WINDOWS OK
adjoining houses necessarily kept closed 10 eAelude
the stencil. correspondent writes TO IhE dKi6Ga6
that the Harlem Railroad Company mas Deeh requested
TO abae the nuisance but ressts with customary AFRO
gance." ooo,,yx
The Park Commissioners have asked for
for the maintenance of the county parade ground
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pox one of typhus fever and five OF spotted fever during
In the return GENE between the Atlantic and
Mutual Clubs the Capoline Grounds yesterday, the
latter won by score OF II to ~.
A Coney Island dummy engine ran off the
track at New-Uecht Sunday and carried an open car
filed with passengers, with IT, No one was injured
During June, 10 prisoners have been dis
charged from the Kings County Pententiary the con-
vics in the shoe shop earned g. 625 and $1,000 was paid
to the County Treasurer
Officer Donahue of the Fifth Precinct who
was murderously assaulted by the "Batte-row gang,
in the Eastern District, Sunday morning, was alive
last evening but unconscious and not likely TO recover
although he may survive for several days
Frank Harris, laborer, employed on the
East River Bridge accidentally lost his footing yester-
day and fell into central cavity of the tower, which
100 feet deep and contains three feet Of water Inc
ropes were lowered and man descended. In snort
hoSted with Haffls, WHO was uil-
Injured having fallen directly into the water without
striking the st0ne-wOrk
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY.-The designations OF
nearly all the city officers have been accepted by Mayor
Dtmar SO as to allow Mayor De Bevoise who takes his
seat today TO make his appointments without causing
removals. writ of quo tcdrrdntO will be served upon
the latter at instance OF the former as soon as he
begins duty . The Kaiser Franz German Band gave
concert ar Schneder's Park Astoria, yesterday, Whch
was attended by about 5000 people.
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT RICHMoND.-The Supervisors of Rich
1nona County will begin thorough investigation next
Thursday Of the County Treasurers accounts.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
oRRIsANIA.-Frederick Haney and his wife
were arrested Sunday night for brutay beating their
son, whose injuries are likely to prove fatal.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CyrY.-The Police Commissioners
have given the Orange Societies permission to parade
| July H. The yacht Thomas was overturned in the
Lower Bay on Saturday and Capt OBren was drowned
= VIM. Cavanagh, living at Seventh-ave. and Twen-
tieth-st New-Y York, was drowned on Sunday evening
near HOrsman's Cave.
Notwithstanding Pike found, yesterday, on the
Morris and Essex Railroad, the PrOspecst cross
| ing having been during the night 10y o coal
| train. He was removed to st. Mary's Hospital.