New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
The following is comparative statement OF
tbe contagious diseases OF the past two weeks


,nGtsa Gt T511 Typhoid Scarlet se,.e. DpAsr,
JsII JsII is.....55 lS.,..:.5 1SS Is 55S
1t is stated that Commissioner Lynch of the
Board Of Emigration has received petition from sew
eraI German societies, representing 10000 German
Roman Catholics requesting that separate places Of
worship diGeren. religious seets be established on
Wards Island Tho petition Will De reaa al the next
meeting OF the Board.
A motion was made before Judge Tappen,
in Brooklyn yesterday for the release on bail of Mrs
Fanny Hyde who is waiting, in Raymond-st Jail.
second trial for the murder OF George W. Watson The
application made by Isaac s. Catln ana opposed oy
Assistant Distrct-AtOrney Cullen, Inc Court ADJOURNED
the hearing until Monday next
A rumor circulated i'll Wall-st. yesterday for
the purpose OF depressing the price OF Pacific Mail was
TO the effect that the Congress bill for an additional
subsidy requires the steamers to be OF iron and OF 1000
tnn hIrden as well as OF American construction The
additional subsidy Is to begin III October next ana the
company cannot these steamers ready by That time
even IL they have the money
The delegates of the NJ. Il. Brennan Cen
tral Association failed to ind quorum last night, at
the Masonic Hall. East Thirteenth-st, owing 10 the
storm W. H. Burns temporary President OF the organ
ization Jerome Buck. ana delegates from -FOUR Assem-
by Districts present and agreed TO send notices TO
ali the delegates requesting them to be present next
Friday night, and 70 appoint suD-cohltIeSs p 'ne az
nua barbecue on Sept. ., at Lyon Brewery PARK.
The members of st. Vincent Ferrers L. A. b.
Society are exchanging congratulations over the sue
were fully 1000 persons the Grove and IL took four
large barges and two steamers to convey ter those
desring go by water. while many others went Dy way
OF the Hudson River Manager Edward McQuade
and VlcePresideDt John Twomey, assisted by their
committees. were very thoughtful in their attentions TO
their guests.
At meeting of the Pilot Commissioners,
yesterday, IA communication read from Gov DIX,
asking Information in regard effect Of certain
harbor bills before him for signature aud also the
reply OF the Secretary TO the effect that is thought adj
Visabe make any changes ia the harbor without
the regular action OF the HarbOr COMMISSIONERS David
Ncoay, having served seven years "A bOatkeeper,
passed satisfactory examination, licensed
pilot.
As several fremen were engaged, yesterday,
in cutting away beams on the third floor OF the runed
building OF the line Of stages, destroyed
by fire on Monday morning abortion Of the ceng fell
ana buried two men beneath It. The thus buried
we're quickly rescued They were Joseph Burns OF En-
gine Company No. and Alexander Wells OF Hook aud
Ladder Company No. IA, both OF whom had been So
verely burned about the body The suffering
taken 10 their homes.
Alexander Birrell of No. II Beacon-st.
Newark, ~ j.. formerly Foreman OF Engine No. TO- de-
liyered himself ny at the First Precinct saton-housc
early last evening, saying that ho had just killed his
brother James during quarrel the above place. Tho
deceased was sentenced 10 State Prison not long ago for
killing "a man during row at picnic. The murderer
says his brother ado the Attack and cut hn Ia TIE
neck. Blood was flowing from this wound when no gave
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