The New York herald., 1874-07-25
NEW YORK CITY.

Neither the names nor numbers OF streets up
town can he read on the lamps. The hgures and
letters, II seems, were painted the glass in
lampblack ana turpentlne, and the nrst ram
shower washes 1t on.
number OF persons, who had been arrested on
a charge OF non-payment OF the United states
special tax on cigars, were brought up again yes.
teruay before Commissioner Shields and remanded
Tor lurtber eX&lnination.
Daniel p. Graham, a boatmau, residing at
Haverstraw, was assaulted yesterday III the store
OF Thomas Do,y, ut No. $50 West Thirteth street
by one Bernard Pagan, and robbed OF s2l. Fagan
was ned for trial by Justice Murray in default or
$4,000 bail
The obstructions along the sidewalks OF Bowery,
Third avenue, Grand street and other thorough
iares are undiminished as ever. The merchants
doing business In these places have appropriated
tine pubic street In front OF their respective estaD-
llshments 10 the great inconvenience ol 1907 pas
senSers.
Thomas Moran, or No. 22l West street, met Nellie
Farrell, OF sullivan street the night OF July %,
and accompanied her 10 her residence. On leav-
ing he missed s37 in money. Nellie was arrested
py Oihcef seaman OF the Eighth precinct, and
committed by Justice Murray IN default OF $500
ball ior trial.
The Svea Society Of Brooklyn intend 10 celebrate
the annual festival OF their national poet, O. NJ Bell
man, at the East River Park, at the foot Of Eghty
fourth street, ON Monday, July p. Costumes and
decorations representing the various characters
depicted IN Belman's songs, are to prevail in the
procession TO the picnic grounds.
Two boys, named William Ulrich, aged eleven,
and Ernest Ohl aged eight, were held by Judge
Murray yesterday in $500 ball. charged with
burglariously entering the premises OF william
Won Eicken, OF NO. los First avenue, and carrying
OF $50 worm OF cutlery. Tne fathers Of the young
miscreants furnished bail Tor their appearance
The New YORK Journalistic Fraternity will 60 to
Excelsior Park, opposite Yonkers, to-day on their
first annual excursion. The saloon steamer Oily.
phant and the barge Chicago have peen engaged,
the former leaving Tnirtytnird street. East River,
at seven A. Nj. eighth street at half past seven
A. NJ and Dover street al eight A. NJ. A full brass
and string band has been engaged and first class
time is expected.
Comptroller Green reports the following dis
bursements and receipts of the treasury:-Clalms
paid, slsS975 oe; receipts, $50, $50 20. The Board
OF ApportOnment yesterday authorized the issue
laborers on the Boulevard, &c. Within one hour
the bonds were sold, the money collected. and
Paymaster Falls, o! the Comptroller's ONCE, was
on his way 10 the Boulevard 10 pay the laDorers.
From headquarters company are issued Com.
pany Orders tNo. % in accordance with accept
OF the invitation OF the Board Of Directors OF
their grounds at West PaSsaic, n. J. Pursuant to
these regulations the command VIII assemble, in
1u dress uniform, at three +. NJ sharp, at the
armOry, on Thursday, August g. 1874 Further
orders, with INSTRUCTIONS regarding camp duties,
&C., will be issued hereafter.
The following is the programme Of the music to
be given this afternoon commencing at four
O'c.0ck), at Central Park, by the band, under Mr..
H. r. DOdVOrth's direction