New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
NETWORK CITY.

A large party of editors members OF the
Massachusetts, Press Association. arrived IN th6 , oN
| Saturday evening, and are at the b. Nicholas note
Patrick Hallick, accused OF having roDDed
and attempted to murder Edward Phelps year ago,
| was arrested Friday night, by DeVeeuFe D"'lu
| O'Brien Of the Twenty second Preclhc''
Edwin Welsh, age 80, Of No. 81 Jay-st, left
his home 10 attend church Sunday June d. ana mas
not since been SEEN The missing man was OF excellent
hobs married and there appears ~ have been no cause
| for his disappearance .
The Clerks of Washington Market seized
duripg the week ending June u unwhoesome meat as
follows 80 quarters veal "a quarters mutton " barrels
poultry, aud during last week lOi qua,5cIs un, 80
| quarters beef quarters veal 70 chickens, boxes
| poultry.
The new ocean steamship Virginia of the
state Line has Just port from Glasgow she
is substantial steamerwel and comfortably furnished
She ia of about the same dimensions as the Pcnnsyyana
OF the same line full description OF winch recently ap
| peared ia TIE TRIBUNE o.
The steamer George Cromwell, which left
New.York for New-Oreans May II, and which was as
abled and thought to be lost was towed back TO New
York by the steamer Washington ol tue same .nT' ar
| rlylng early yesterday morning. Her cargo VIII DO
| transferred TO the Washington
All permits for soap-boiling, fat-melting, stew
age OF scrap grease and offensive animal matter having
been revoked by the Board OF Health at the request o
that body superintendent Masel issued orders 10 tue
police Saturday nsructng them to arrest an persons
found disobeyng the Sanitary Code IN such Respects
a
Railroad at Nnth-ave and Thirtyfourth st.. on satur-
day derrick fell and buried beneath II two men who
were passing by at the moment James Moylan, age 70
Of Jersey City, had his collar bone and left leg DrOKeh
and received severe internal INJURIES JOnn ne bJ ie
broken. Both men were taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The Committee of the Founding Asylum OF
which jeremiah Quinan is Chairman, convened at the
| Asylum on Thursday evening, and passed conpn-
menary resolutions TO Mr.. Augustin DAILY Tor MS e1er
| ~. Ffv.Aa frafp Nrh lgn
ASYLUM realized the sum OF $4,000. This was the largest
amount yer made at matinee the Academy OF hu-lg
proving too small to contain the tcket-hoIers inc
TO the artists the orchestras, aud the military bands al
| OF whom gave their services gratui'ousiy'
BROOKLYN.
The body of the man found at the foot of
| Kipg-st, Oh Wednesday, with vase full OF hatrons
etaened been identified as that Of Charles Die an
agent OF the Continental Insurance Company, VINO re-
| sided ia Grandst., f. d.
A Kerosene lamp exploded at No. % Flush
| ng-ave on Saturday night, and Mary Walsh, age 20
WAS burned to death. william Noonan age 49, halter
Of No. 49, Frankn-st, D. burst blood vessel IN me
Office OF Dr. Johnston, at Sands ana JaysIs Oh Sa'ut
| day evening, aud bled TO death
The Fort Greene Presbyterian Church and
suDdayschool accompanied by their pastor, the Rev.
VIM Guthrie Barnes intend 10 hold their annual picnic
tomorrow by pleasant sail down the bay to Eagle WOOD
on the Rartan River N D. hStsnslTe st
Among the wills admitted to probate last
week was that OF Mary g. Deamater, who bequeathed
a. 600 20 the Protestant orphan Asylum $1,000 TO the
Industrial School Association aud 900 TO the home oT
Friendless Women and Children Inc personal c'te ol
the late exMayor Kalbfeisch mas eeen assessed al soO
LONG ISLAND.
HEMPsTEAp.-James Boyd, laborer en-
poyed AZ the waer-works. jumped from the mail train
on the southside Railroad Springfield while 1t was IN
notion on Saturday, and fell under the rear car the
wheels passing his legs. He survived ms Injuries
but one hour. The Company furnished coffin for the
deceased stating their willingness TO bear all the e1-
peuses and forwarded the body the deceaseds home
at Rockville Center where upon arrival his wife refused
IN receive the remains. They subsequently buried
in the Potters Field at Jamaica. The Coroners Jury
and the deceased before his death eGonetaota ue ON
pany from al bame....T The e-saYlnS stauonS Oh inc
Long Island coast are being connected by telegraph
| with the Storm Signal Service
| MATruUCK.-Hay will be but half crop TINS season
The oat crop lost In 1872, 1855 quarts OF sira"oel
ries were sent 20 market from TINS pace pnt ls year
less than 1000 quarts VIII DC sent III consequence vi 'ne
| drouth.
MISUNDERSTANDING Trainor kicked in tho
abdomen by drunken man W1on lv "a ,h uS LIZ Ia
| despaired OF.
| LONG ISLAND Cny.-The contractors for LAYING the
water maus for the wafer works viii peg9 operations
| to-day. ABOUT nine miles OF pipe are to be laId
| soUrHoLD.-The Western Union Telegraph Company
have decided ~ establish telegraph station III TINS
O""' NEW-JERSEY.
| jersey CITY.-The anniversary exercises of
the Jersey City High School will take place tomorrow
evening The speakers will DO Walter Backus, Edward
| f. Emmons. Fannie Walter, Albertine Lear, Lille
| Coulter william Francisco Mamie Hyatt, Edward Post
NJ Estelle woodcocl Josee Creole, Mamie Frost, Annie
| Gadds Lena Gluecl Kate Ellis. ALVIN Graf The pro-
gramme is mainly made up OF rectations and musical
parts but includes original featuro-an essay on
| Intellectual Pleasure and Profit" by Miss Fannie
Walter .Thos Dcrine went to NewYorka week ago to
get check of 600 cashed and has not been heard Of
! snce.A drunken man was found fast asleep on the
| track OF the Weehawken branch Of the
Erie Railroad, Saturday morning, and would
have been killed but for the timely discovery,
| as train passed a few minutes atterward..
- John Ryder an insane man, was committed on satur
day night the First Precinct StatiOnhouse When the
patient, Ryder seized "A large knife and but for tho
presence Of officers who secured hl'n be Would nave
ON the Midland Railway, found az he approached the
depot yesterday he unable 10 reverse ms
had been detached from the engine, and the pas
sengercars passed safely to the depot p Ihe engine
Central, and both badly damagek After the acct
dent il was ascertained that nut become partially
lOOsened and slipping from its proper place. mad pre-
| vented the action Of the reversing lever.
| HEwARK.-Edward Hasmer. cutter in stautenbergs
clothing store, drowned while boating on the Pas
safe SATURDAY night The boat In wheh he sat with
friends struck by a steam tug, and Hasner. becom
| body was recovered James c. Madison. age ~ Gem
mtted suicide by hanging himself at his fathers resi-
| deuce, No. 100 Mount Pleasant-aye, about $50 y.
Saturday John Dougherty and VIM. Wood were ar
rested early yesterday morning ehargSd win highway
| $500 for examination this morning.
PATERsoS-In the Passaic County Court OF Sessions
for bnrgIary on the premises OF Samuel Pope p swee
| ney. Margaret Mcwiams, simon Bicking, and J. d.
| held In bail 80 The bail OF Freeborn GARRISON. charged
with burglary. has been reduced to $500. The Van
Wrinkle BOgert trial continued In the Passac County
Courts on Saturday Several witnesses were examined
at length, but they gave no importont testimony.