New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-29
NEyV-YOEk CITY,


All: marriages. 1G3.
In Nacional. the Spanish benevolent society
had TIA sixth annual picnic in Bellevue Garden, at
Eght,etbst and East River, on saturday. Dancing be-
gan early the afternoon. ana continued uhii uhsht'
The Alumni of the Normal College, to the
number OF 900 held reunion on Saturday III the College
chapel, at sixty.nnth-st. and Lexingon,ave Alter
addresses by several members President Hunter made
remarks.
The body of Louis T. Jewett age IA, son
of Dr. Jewet OF No. 357 West Foureenthst was found
floating in the North River off the foot OF Fiteenthst
Yesterday The boy has been missing since June ~ on
which day 1t is supposed he was drowned "hi'o '"ns
III the river. .
While Timothy Connolly was playing ball
with his son. aged A. the roof of his house at NO 81
Westst Yesterday, the hoy in running after the bal
tr,pped and fell of the roof into the yaru Denea 80
feet below and received Injuries from which he ued III
few minutes.
Central Park was thrOnged with visitors on
Saturday II never looked prettier than now. There
has not been enough sun this season to bronze The
lawns and the dist has not mad time TO settle upon me
foliage. The great attraction OF the PARK no" Is the
Seventh Regiment memorial statue
In the present state of the coal trade 1t Is
not believed that decline in prices would be the means
OF increasing the sales single ton and therefore the
companes in order to prevent fnrther accumulation
of stock at the shipping points have determined TO cur
tail the suppiy for July 80 per cent and many coeries
in Pennsylvania will be suspended entirely Oh al VIII
be worked Oh half time.
Charles HAYS SuSiCh duaiACiOu
over game early yesterday morning in the saloon OF
John Kane at No "a Greenpointave in the course OF
which Hays struck Cusick in the face and the latter
retaliated by kicking his assaant in the abdomen.
Hays thereupon caught Cuslck by the collar OF us coat
and stopping down bit of the greater part OF Ills chm
The Injured man was taken TO the hospital ana HAYS
arrested and locked up III the seventh feche' STA
ton House.
The Chief-Engineer of the Department of
Docks has made his annual report Hc lays great stress
on the adyan ages OF completing as possible the
proposed bukhead wall on the Hudson River from the
Battery to Hanmond.st. Ths improvement woni
increase the width Of Wcs-st 10 251 ee the rtueeDeu
being the property OF the city On ths titer ~le
houses might be built which would be irnitIn source
of income to the city, ine ireasnrep report s"o"s tue
annual expenditures to be t9SAS55 g.
The members Of the Workingmen's Lyceum
held meeting at the Cooper Institute on Saturday
night MI Osborne Ward OF the Workiasmen's Central
Council was the chief speaker Thanks TO the Efforts
of the Trades and International Unions SAID he me
chain tuat has long held us III bondage Is AT ast
broken The prendIces against MS are becoming less
Property being the product OF labor Justly belongs 10
the producer, but mOuopoists through theII cunning
and wealth deprive the dDorers OF their )ast SNARE
Secretary Bristow has decided that the owner
Of the warehouse recently completed In the vicinity Oh
the docks of the White Star Steamship Line, in this city,
shall have a right 10 bond and take lis snare OF inc
"Genera Order" business. Il NAV be remembered that
tins warehouse built with the Understanding mat
il should be allowed 10 take its chances for business
with those already established but that when !, Vas
completed the privilege OF bonding was dehied by the
Treasury Department in the interest OF tho Older estaD
The officials of the Central Pacific Railroad
anticipate considerable trouble IN the payment OF the
approaching interest each coupon must be critically
examined The most prominent dnercnces between
the genuine and counterfeit coupons Of Central
Pacifc bonds due July 1884, are the follow ng Ia the
word bond in the counerelt, the letter lh IInes
more than the other letters that word and the letter
+" M is smaller than the o." In the word dolais
in the counterfeit the letter rails below me no .,
the letters, While the adjoining lettef aDo'e
that line.
At the close of DR.. Susan Eyerett's first
course Of lectures to ladies' which was very largely
attended, q Physiological Society was organized, the
objects OF which to promote among women pract-
cal know OF the best modes OF Diet dress and con-
fornty TO the laws Of life and health lhey nave oc
cuujed the two months since their organization III con
sderng and perfecting the constitution ana bylaws,
ana III forming plans FOR future ehcent usefulness III
the broad field which opens before them Inc society
will adjourn to-day until september, "heu they VIII
enter upon their work In earnest
S. II. Caldwell, Ia No. II Lafayette-place, has
lately received from Australia mated PAIR OF curious
birds They belong to the Great kingisher family, AMI
are now du I'm their native country They re-
senble the pigeon hawk in plunage, except the neck,
which ia surrounded by circle, of white feathers On
the head is large crest, which IA elevated when they
are alarmed The head is large ant resembles that of
an eagle. The OF this curious Drd Is IKE the hearty
laugh Of a man. They are called ny the natives the
gogobera laughing jackass lt Is said that this is he
pair brought to the united states They VIII
probably be exhibition at Central Park this week
At n meeting Of the directors of the Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railroad Saturday, r. Cecil,
j. S. Easement, and Kenyon Cox rendered their reslg-
nations, which were accepted. and Messrs. George j.
seney Cashier OF the Metropolitan Bank; w. b. shan,
Vice President OF the Union National Bank and A. b.
K,ylis az A. b. Baylls & Co.. were elected 10 I'LL the
vacancies thus created. one of the rtsgning directors.
on being questioned. said that tue change had been
give the control Of its affairs 10 thoso Chiefly Interested
in the Companys securities ~ was understood tnat
July aud August interest on Tue bonded debt OF the
road.
Another examination of Officer William Shaw
Of the twentieth Precinct charged with robbng James
McKenna Of $1,000 in money and gold watch worth
400 WAS had on Saturday before Justice Morgan in the
Jefferson Market Police Court. McKenna repeated his
story in substantially the same words that he used
the station house. Mrs Bschc of No 25l West Twenty
eehtnst testified that the night OF the robbery she
saw, from her window man asleep OH come steps
by; Officer Shaw approached and passed his hands
The sleeping man as If in search Of something he then
walked away. but returned aud repeated the movement
after going away and again returning he aroused the
testified that the officers reputation was good.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 596.
The annual police parade will take place
tomorrow.
True w. Rollins has been awarded the con-
tract for furnishing the granite for the METROPOLITAN
Museum OF Art
Martin SPAIN, a printer, age 50, while sit
ting second-story window of his residence No lO7
Van Brunt-st yesterday lost his balance and fell 10
the sidewalk, fracturing his skull. He died In a few
minutes.
Chas O'Neil. butcher at Ne. CT Columbia.
st. quarreed with his sster-inlaw on Saturday ieht
and struck her on the head with club INJECTING sew
eral wounds. She was sent ~ the hospital and
he arrested.
Henry Bergh has been inspecting the COW
stables in the city. He found them generals n good
condition. but pronounced stable at Hunters Point
where 900 fed on hot sw, "as disgrace 10
civilization aud an outrage on humanity" lie will take
esnIn ucei In all Ia NM