New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30
NETWORK CITY

The repairs on the steamship hhouc io"h"
NJ the stonington line have been completed
Annie Scanlen, age 20. of No. 1886 Pearl-st,
attempted to commit suicide last evening" oy 'aAns
Paris green. =
The number of immigrants who landed at
Castle Garden yesterday 1452. Fiy-three came by
the steamer G35 by the steamer City OF Paris
and 1874 by the steamer Oceanic.
City Chamberlain and County Treasurer
Lane has made the following report for the week ending
Saturday: Balance, June 90, t3,53s353 81; payments
H779.63i So; receipts, N,3l7il "a; balance June ~
s3076.SG0 80.
Tim Weathcrell, age 10, Of No. 610 West
Fortysevenhst, quarreled with an unknown BOY iast
evening about paper OF tobacco whereupon the a'er
shot Weahere three times In tho neck with reyoer,
The unknown boy escaped and Weathereli was taken 10
the hospital when 1t was found MS WOUNDS "e'o ho'
dangerous =,
A social gathering of the members OF the
Church of the Messiah was held In the chapei OF .no
church last night The object to discuss the CAL 10
the Rev. Warren H. Cuiworth Of East Boston conn conn
mittee from the Church Of The Messiah VII, h neces
for Boston make such arrangements as NAY po"0'N'
sary with Mr.. CudwOrth's congregation ,
The Order of Arrest Department or inc
sher's Office informed TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
that was not thought that the members OF inc nr
OF Lassine wes Co.. who closed thelr noors OH io
formed that none Of the sherPs officers were maAuF
| any efforts TO arrest the members OF that hrhh'
The Italian laborers of the city are organizing
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Italian Labor Society. Ono thousand aoiepodieo III
dusrrious temperate men have been enrolled Agents
offer to furnish any number OF Italian aporets nrhv
mand They that there are are hundreds oi su ny
men in Italy VINO ready aud anxious 10 coio " '
country. =, AZ
DIR. Faulds Thoms, President OF the New
York Nautical School, delivered lecture last evening
at No % Madisors on the effects of weather influences
on health He said that people must consider: " Inc
temperature; al the weight 81 the molstuo H3weJ
| xy.rl,,r hopn mini
to the increase Of buildings aud the destructono u s
| trees
Carl Valentine was held by Commissioner
Kenneth G. White to await warrant OF exladi'ion I'M
der the treaty between the United States ana the Ger
man Empire, a charge Of having forged tue name "
p,schog a Co O, Rerlin Prussia, to bills OF exchange
Amounting to about 10000. Mr. Blackwell Vaen'imu
ceedines on writ OF habeas corpus before JUICE Te
Blatchford of the United States Circuit Cour Inc h
Indge reserved his decision till yesterday, When nc
Sags one Sustaining the motion OF Commissioner White
| Ex.Goy. Solomon represented the German Enprc.
The celebration of the anniversary or the
| battle Of the Boyne by the members OF the oranHo
Society will be carried in very quiet way no lhten
tion existing at the present time Of having pubic
n.r.do or any outside show WHAT programme VIII DC
pSoped for the proceedings July Ia Is at present
manner and most likely will be confined to picnc or
supper among the members OF Tue SoricnS an Iv
friends Every precaution Will be takeu howste, ~
the police protect them in the rights 10 WHICH 'eS
| may be entitled.
commissioner Howe Of the Bureau OF A.
counts has completed his investigation OF tue accounts
| of Chief Clerk Law OF the Department OF
CHARITIES and Core tion and forwarded his report to
| Mr. Wheeler of the Commission Of Taxes and Assess
ments Mr. Wheeler has not yet forwarded the uoeu,
ment to tine Mayor, who will render his decision reate
,n soon as he receives IL. ~ 10
well understood that the Mayor will exonerae the Coh
far at least as the charges dne PS cor e
GsR$ Jury OF
Superintendent Matsell issued an order to
the police yesterday in relation TO their duties on the
Fourth Of July. All members OF the force are com
manded to duty, aud no excuse, except that OF
Sickness will received absence The ordinances
| ttannerons areworks such as "snakes" :" chasers'
double headers" Union or Young America torpe-
patromen will also be instructed 10 arrest any person
who maciously throws torpedoes or
recrackers against the circumstances OF mousse
| holders.
An extraordinary story was told to Capt. Irving
Yesterday, at Police Headquarters. by Mrs George b.
sweet who lives, with her husband at No 1O7 Clinton
MACE and is a waitress Knights restaurant IN Hud-
| son.st near Broome. The said that on Sunday
morning, the 2lst inst she went 10 No. Al Wats-st,
where the coored cook OF Knights restaurant lived,
| whom she wished to see. The cook was not In and
while waiting for her. she drank a'glass OF liquor atthe
request of a coorcd woman who was IN the apartments
IL Immediately produced on her a,dnl drowsy feeling.
and she went TO a bar room in the basement which Is
kept by q negro named George Anderson. Gabriel s.
smith, mulatto aged p years was &c me par, ana
gave her milk TO drink. She swallowed 1t, aid at
once became unconscious. When consciousness returned
found herself in bed IN room back OF Andersons
bar.room She smith frequently and was kept In a
state sem-stupeacon until Saturday when he told
T e tHreaened dire vengeance IL she should reveal
where she had been smith was arrested yesterday Dut
denies most OF the charges
There seems to be no doubt, as glance at
the police reports will show that dogs are unpopular
this season. and the animals beginning to the
fact as the same reports indicate. Patrolman Fanna
gan of the Fourth Precinct Police reported at the
station house, Yesterday that he had shot dog, sus
pected to be mad in front Of No. 465 Pearlst Jacob
Bennett age OF No. "a Jamesst was bitten on tbs
wrist by dog in front of No. Baxterst, yesterday
and severely wounded. His wound was dressed at the
park Hospital. Pa,roman Qliun OF the Twenty-seventh
precinct killed dog suspected to be mad In front OF
No 100 Cedsrst. Yesterday Parolman Finlay of the
Fifteenth Precinct shot dog supposed 20 be mad IN
TaIn, age G. of Rcbbins-aye near one-hundred-and-
0d sixs were both bitten in
the leg by dog belonging to Martin Nolan on Sunday
dog yesterday afternoon at No 526 East Fourteenth
Officer Herrick OF the Tenth Precinct killed dogs
Fifteenth Precinct shot dog which had bitten
boy named Thos. Regain at No. 81 Great Jones-st
BROOKLYN.
The members of the Rev. DIR. Cuyler's Church
will tender to their pastor parting reception this
ing I'm OF his departure Tor Europe on Saturday
with the Rev. DIR. Budington.
Defective Curran has captured noted horse
thief named Wm. Pickle. The latter made desperate
attempt to avoid arrest and. before he secured.
inflicted several ugly wounds upon the Officer Justice
Walsh he Id him yesterday to Nv ait examination.
The five children of Dennis Delaney, who
ATTEMPTED to his wife and then committed suicide,
are suffering for the necessarics Of life aud those
pored requested TO leave contributions
az No. s62 Hcks-st, with their mother who is unable
work
William Burcham, John Van Colt, and II. II. |
Wheeler have appointed opening