The New York herald., 1874-08-27
NEW YORK CITY.

The German saloon keepers are to hold mass
meeting in this city on the eth Of September.
Mrs. Daley, of Chester, N. j., was injured on the
Ferry.
Oncer Jasper G. Terry, Of the Twenty-eignth
precinct. had both his legs broken yesterday on
pier so North River.
Edward Cloy. OF No. s3s East Twenty-fourth
street, was bitten BY q mad dog yesterday. The
dog was shot BY Of,cer Brennan, Of the Eighteenth
precinct.
Coroner Croker yesterday held an inquest in the
case Of Edward Welsh, who was killed by machiu-
North River. on Tuesday.
At trials OF policemen yesterday before Commis.
sioner Disbecker charges were brought against
nve of1cers. One case was dismissed and four
were referred to the Board.
Coroner Kessler held an inquest yesterday at
161st street and st. Nicholas avenue, over the re-
mains OF Julia Brown, widow, aged nfty-four
years, who In 1T Of insanity cut her throat with
razor, at the residence OF her son-in.law, E. P.
Breed.
Two drivers, named Michael Burns and william
Lynch were yesterday held By Coroner Croker in
default Of 81, 900 bail each to answer charge for
over him with TWO trucks. The inouest viii be
held next Monday.
Peace and good will have been re.esra blished be-
tween the crews of the New street and the Eighty
sixth street police stations, and 1T has been ar
ranged that they shall row the return match from
or the Battery around Bedloe's Island and back,
distance of about dve miles. on the 11th OF Sep
tember.
The 257 watches seized BY Night Inspector
Andrew AcCort which we're attempted to be
smuggled OF the steamer Egypt by being carried
ashore as workmeus tools In two old boxes were
appraised at the Custom House yesterday and
valued at $1,000. There were 131 gold watches
and l26 silver watches No claimant appeared.
A meeting Of labor philosophers Is called at
Tompkin's square for Monday next Mr.. Leon
Case, OF Winsted. Conn.,, Is named as President,
and the speakers announced are Messrs. John
m son. McMacKn. Kraft BECK. Mohrstads. r President
OF the Tailors' Union, Bltssert and DIR. Theodore
Kinget.
At Plimpton Hall last night the Young Mems
Woman Suffrage League held meeting at which
about twenty persons we're present The meeting
was called to listen to a paper by Rev. Chas. B.
Ray, who spoke unequivocally In favor or woman's
suffrage. Mr.. John McChesney also spoke with
great feeling in favor OF the cause Next meeting
q man and wife are TO appear in its advocacy.
Mr. J. N. Pattson the pianist. will play his new
fantasia victory" at the Free Training Schools
reception, this evening, at No. Al East Tenth
street. All working women are cordially invited
to attend AMI hear this beautiful arrangement OF
patriotic music, which was rendered for the 1rs t
time neiore the President upon the occasion OF the
Training School concert at Long Branch last week.
A delegation OF the memoers OF the city govern
ment OF Cincinnati are expected to reach this city
/
the Board OF Aldermen and Councimen OF Cincin-
natl, and Is headed by Mayor @. W. c. Johnson.
They have been TOR several days junketing in Phil
adelphia and visiting all It's institutions. They
| spent yesterday at Atlantic City, being entertained
by It's officials. The party will stay here three or
! four days and then 90 to the East
Joseph A. Drew. aged forty, residing At No. 24s
West Twenty-eighth street, was arrested last
night on charge OF feonious assault, preferred
by Terence Malloy. OF the same address. The two
men were in Drew's room drinking and In con-
troversy as to their respective fighting qualities,
when Drew, losing his temper, drew a knife and
stabbed Malloy in the eye The wound, which is
quite severe, was dressed BY Or. Calmack, and the
( assaant was locked up at the Thirty Sc venth
street station house.
James Casserly, OF Twenty seventh street, Brook.
lyn, was rescued from drowning last evening by
boat from the steamer Americus on her return
trip from Rockaway. He was seen swimming by
Pilot Schenck q mile from shore. The Americus
was promptly stopped, when Mate John Anstrom
and deck hands John Allen and George Belts went
to his assistance. They found him nearly ex.
hausted, having been carried out by the tide while
bathing two hours before with q companion, whom
he supposes to be drowned.
No cannes we're murdered at the Pound yester-
day, but for all that every dog In the place was
yeping yesterday afternoon as II In the greatest
for the loss OF his dearest friend. RI their
cries, however, were repr0aches to Captain Mar
rOtt for previous crimes against the dog denizens
or the city, he heard them stoldy, only determin.
morning, During Yesterday about 100 dogs were
received at the Pound rom the dog cat tchers. Sew
( eral OF these were valuable and were redeemed by
their owners