New-York tribune., 1873-07-05
NETWORK CITY.

Music at the Central Park at 4 p. m.
Charles II. Ross varnisher, age 2t, living
at No 76 wooster-st died AZ Bellevue Hospital yester
day injuries received by being struck by an engine
on The New Haven Railroad, Thursday at Sikuetost
and Fourthave.
A mysterious stranger, who described him
self Grand Edward Awksburg OF Texas, arrested
at tho Grand Central Depot by Detective Thompson.
yesterday suspicion OF larceny and OF being pick
pocket In travelling bag which h. carried there were
found numerous small articles supposed 10 have been
stolen from hotels aud also linen shirt marked d.
Mcintyre"
Solemn high mass was yesterday celebrated
at st. Peters Church in Barcayst at Ot M, Father
Curran being tho ceebrant assisted by the Rev. ORA
Scrader and Ogary deacon and sGbdeacOn respect
lively. Father Phelan acted Master OF Ceremonies.
The Rev. VI. J. O'Farra preached sermon on LIB
Catholic Church has brought the highest liberty to
in his moral, social, and political life The music under
the direction " Prot. Pecher, consisted OF Haydns
Mass No. 6, IN b fa; an odertory by Pacini and the
were rendered by Mrs Easton (-oprano). Miss Tobln
@lto Messrs. Savage and Fritsch tenOEsl, and Mr.
stand (bassl.
The grand mass of the Catholic Union was
celebrated yesterday tho Church OF the Immaculate
Conception IN East FOurteenth-st. The Rev VIM. r.
Morrow. postOr oicated assisted by the Rev r. ]. Nc
CURE. The music was by Gustavus Schmidt. assisted
by 50 members Of the Catholic Choral Union and an or
ohestra An address delivered by tho Rev. J. l..
Spauldng, The Blessings OF tho Catholic Church on
Society In the United states" An audience Of about
5000 people filled the church. and among those present
were Father O'Reiley Father Gabriel Haley Dr. Bnrd-
SELL the Rev. Arthur J. D0nnely Dr. Anderson, Presi
dent of the Union; VIM II. Hughes Secretary aud sew
eral members the Council. THIS church ednce has,
by the addition OF l7O feet been extended Four
tecnth-st. to Fneenth-st and has been newly painted
aud decorated with paintings.
BROOKLYN
William Carberry age f., was thrown from
the roof Of house at Navy and Tarysts aud received
nures. In his fall no struck Henry Hail. age
Z. iDluring him also.
While Mrs. Jano Gleason Of No. G6 North
Eghth-st.. T. D.. walking the wharf at the foot
the street with her three children her daughter May
age 4. fell into the river and was drowned.
LONG ISLAND.
SHELTER IsLAND.-Owing TO the difficulty in
obtaining wOrkmen, the MaDhansett House at Locust
Point, will not be completed this season though one
wing viii be prepared for The reception Of guests The
Shelter Island Hotel the camp meeting grounds Is
rapidly ulling with visitors.
NEW-JERSEY.
NEwARK.-Henry Hartman was arrested yesterday 20
await the result an inquest upon the body Of john
Kelly who struck the head with pair OF shears
by the prisoner affray June 3D.. Charles Cot
uDgham. laborer, residing at No Is Boyden-st..
instantly killed by jumping from the Blj train at tho
Marketst station " the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
last evening. He had just exchanged signals with MS
wife, who standing outside awaiting his return
Dr. DOdd granted "A burial certificate.
PAssATc-An aged lady, in company with her daugh
ter, in getting OIL the 1920 b. m tram on the Erie lil
sudden start OF tho train, and sustained fracture OF
leg A carriage procured, ana she was taken 20
her residence. ..Au unknown man, while fishing Ia the
Pas5aiC River yesterday, 5udd My preclp!e1 INTO
the stream by the cayng Ia VI tue embankmeDt. ana
drowned.
BELLEyuLE-A man named James Anderson WAS
drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing IN tho
creek His wife died only 4 short tune ago, aud five
small children survive thom.