New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
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city Yesterday, after pleasant visit the headquar
ters OF the Olympic Club Bay Shore. Durine their
absence they nicely entertained. Among the fea
lures OF the trip were speeches from ex-senator Lun
Thomas b. Asten, Spencer KIRBY, and AssistantD Dis
performances by Messrs Foreman and Smith, aud de-
feat their naive element the yacht Of the CLUB beat
Ing the Meta In friendly race from Fire Island 10 tue
pier OF the Olympic Club.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The City Court met at
10 a. m. yesterday The Grand Jury impancled
and charged Judge Peare and in the course OF the
day. found 81 indictments and discharged. Among
others there were found two indictments for grand
larceny against John wdey and John Delaney, both OF
whom pleaded guilty aud will be sentenced one TOT
feouous assault for assault and battery and TWO
attempt to starve child The rest were
10 be against persons accused OF violating the Excise
laws IL rumored that several fatbolng establish
had been indicted By the Grand Jury as
but subsequent inquiries did confirm the report NO
cases were disposed Of yesterday The Judge ordefeu
extra panel Of "a jurors and viii proceed Win ,s
trials this morning. On Sunday night the terrypUal
Long Island City struck small boat on the East Ver
and though the PROSTATE form OF man was seen ~ tHe
boat as foated away, effort at rescue was hue
EAST NEW YoRK.-Ground broken yesterday AT
Butler ana Atlautic-aves. for new Town Hail. 10 DC
two stories high and IS by 40 feet in dimensions
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFToN.-Winfeld DeMott of this place was
recently killed at sea by falling from the masthead oil
vessel ,,, ,,o,>u,p,
thracite coal has been discovered on the premises OF
Garry b. Clark about one mile south of this place. II
ia hard when first taken from the ground but after ex
posure 10 the air for time IL becomes so Grumpy
that t can be broken between the thumb and nnger.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church VIII bods socIaoe' ia
the lecture OF the church. on Thursday evening"
PoRrcHEsTER. Jonathan Marshall, Ticket Agent OF
the NewHaven Railroad Company at TINS place Will
another vehicle and was thrown from has wagon ana
severely injured, "A little girl named pgny, T pn
playing around the turn-tabe OF the Ne" haven h@i
road, recently, was severely injured
MoRRIsANIA Augusta Nicolis. age 8, whose parents
Fesfe IF ser home fell into cstern nearly filled
with water and was drowned. Efforts were made 10
restore life, but without success
MANARoNEcK-The public readlngroom, whicn mas mas
been closed for several weeks Will be reopened on sep
tember4 stated that the Association having ehrRe
OF it has sufficient funds ON hand TO insure us cohnu
ance.
WHITE PLANsThe sash and blind factory Of JSsG
r. Tompkns was entered on SATURDAY nlght ana oDoea
OF a quantity OF tools Of considerable value
SHRUB OAK-Dr. James III. Curry has been appointed
surgeon on MaJorG Husteds staff with the rank OF
Colonel. -
JERSEY CITY.-The resignation of DR.. Lut-
kins from the American Commission has been accepted,
and Judge Bede yesterday announced the appointment
OF Mr. Benjamin G. Clark to fill the vacancy Sxty-one
car loads of peaches arrived yesterday morning.
strike OF the coopers employed by the oDonnel
Brothers has ended the employers accedng TO the de-
killed Eugene Atno crushing his skull with MS st at
the Morris Canal bridge the Hackensack was yes
terday released by Judge Bedle on $4,000 pail JOhh
McCoutry John Roman and John O'ROurke became his
bondsmen. is understood that Mayor ONehl Will
evening send to the Board OF Aldermen ms veto OF us
resolution granting the Pennsylvania Railroad the right
TO occupy Mercerst In this event the matter Will proba
opened laundry No. 81 Montgomery-st, under the
title Of June Sing Long Company "A sale OF lands Tor
Aug. &C. "A new ZOuave company is being organized on
the Nights The tax receipts last week amounted 20
amy e on on Sunday fell twenty feet into the
water and rescued with difficulty. He was lnsen-
sble and badly hurt. John Wardingham, employed III
Colerds lumber yard had his foot badly crushed yes
terday morning by being run over by truck AT about
d. ~. ON Sunday, william Kelly, ressilng on Com
muupaw-ave., was driving Pacitic-ave., he was
thrown from his WAGON striking upon , III, he lao
injury before physician could he summoned. The
accident resulted from houehtessness ON the part OF
number Of boys who playing In the street. one OF
whom threw his cap at tue horse 1rlghtenng III and
causnglt TO become unmanageabe. Mrs Burke VINO
was riding with Mr.. Kelly. was also thrown out and
badly bruised, but not seriously hurt Henry shepherd
foot OF Twef6st lett his work on Saturday night
home, since which time be has not been seen his
1t Is supposed that he was run down iathe dark by
some ferry-bOat and drowned. Michael Gann, VINO
was recently injured on the Midland Railroad died on
Sunday at ST. Francis Hospital: "A Medical Bureaui
about heg established by the Erie Railway TOT the ree
treatment Of persons injured by accidents
NEwARK.-There were 100 deaths last week. The
public schools will open for the Fall term on Sept; l.:
The state Agricultural Society offers premium OF s25
prize of SIS is offered for the best report..An
old desk. purchased recently at an auetion-room,
found love letters written BY TWO Of Newark,s oldest
Johns Lutheran Church, died at 81. Peters Asylum
in this city,, on Saturday, and his body was
tsrmeut uchael Parseil was attacked with deriu
tremens, yesterday at the Market-st depot ana was
taken 70 e1e Of Se Young Mens Christian
August steitz of No 70 Boweryst was fined $780, yes
War i'm "A
hpts that practice in the First second F3aTth ana
Fifth Wards Of this oSisb r%p t%eG S Was snl
ton ST. will be celebrated tomorrow. Thomas BRADY
was arrested YESTERDAY for assaung VIM Laugs n 90, OF
assaulting the wife Of VIM. LaughDn, whose halr he
pulled out, beside kicking her severely He Is also
10 the rescue OF the Laughns George - Merrill SUI
perlntendent OF the south orangeaye. line OF horse
assault and battery upon james White IN SIecting him
6O North Canalst arrested beating his wife and
cutting her cheek in terrible MANNER Joseph Cdrln
who came i resident Of this cy became in
volved in fight with persons IN saloon
whom he alleged stole ms west ana
the police German named John MARITIME. living at
batter eTS UPON his VIE whom it is alleged he stabbed in
the abdomen with pair OF scissors Her attending
physician caused the arrest and gave his opinion that
the wifes life was IN danger.
RAHwAY.-Albert Coleman, an apprentice OF c. Young
tnsmith. had his finger crushed in stamping machine
on Saturday Irwin Donns who was cut about the
head at the German Roman Catholic picnic, last week.
is rapidly growing The Railway Gas Company |
is building another gas-holder The members OF the
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church coored) holding
Milton Grove. The congregation OF
the Free Methodist Episcopal purchased the
Uniyersast Church ON Elmave.. The Second Presby
terrain Church will be opened for service next Sunday
the internal improvements being complete No arrests
saloon made Sunday, all the saloons
being closed and the law being strictly complied with
Damages having been awarded TO property owners
for the widening of Whttierst they rapidly moving
their buildings to the new line. |
PATERsoN.-The First Congregational Church Society
has passed resolutions cOndemDng the publication, IN
newspapers, OF articles that tend TO damage the
character OF their pastor, the Rev. Mr. Hugeman