New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
person residing at No 2eo Graham-ave was iou"u 'o'
terday at the foot OF TweDty-sixth-st'
Ellen Rooman of No. 4A Warren-st at

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collecting fares yesterday fell from the paiorn oi nap
car az Capton-st and Flushing and was run over
and dangerously injured .,
There was discovered yesterday family
named White, consisting OF husband wlie aho s'A
small children living Popes PARK win n0tnn4 Tnoy
10 cover them except "a Few pieces vi oiu e"iP''' '
were sent to the Almshouse.
1t IS stated by several Democratic members
of the Common Council that there is no DOUBT OF he
passage OF the report OF the Bridge Committee tomor
row. recommending the passage of the s2oc'o" appi'
priation Independently OF New-forK
The colOred people of New-York and Brook
lyn yesterday celebrated the anniversary OF 'ne
emancipation OF their race in the British .rsa weso
Indies, by a festival at Myrtle-avenue fafk' Anoio
were speeches. dancing and other aDusemeh's.
The discOurtesy of the police oihclais at
Headquarters 10 the reporters has become proverbai
About year ago the representatives OF the Press were
removed from comfortable room on the nrst moor 10
small iyentated apartment at the top of the building
All the petty annOyances possible have been added to
the discomfort OF the situation.
LONG ISLAND.
COLD SPRING.-Ihe drowned man f0und
npon the Sound beach at East Marion on Friday proves
be David shannahan The body has been recognized
by Mrs. Julia ShaDnahan and Thomas Flaherty MS SIS
ter and brothernaw. 1t appears that shannahan had
been at work at stonecutng at this place. put was re-
Gently discharged, as alleged for giving testimony a
EyIse 20 ri yer m opnectIcnt where his
relatives Resided some IOur weeks ago. ana IS supposed
to have fallen overheard at night from sound steamer
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Mr. and Mrs. Curby, who reside
IN Harlem, buried child at
Calvary Cemetery yesterday. After the burial some
matters connection with the terment requiring his
attention Mr.. Curby sent hs wife and two children
home in the carnage OF MI Maher the oceupanis 9'
The driver the BOwery Bay road aud when cross
ING the Flushing and North Side Railroad, between
Long Island city aud WOOdside the carnage was struck
by the due at Hunters Point at 455 p NJ aud de-
molished the driver and Mrs Curby severely injured
and the other occupants OF the carriage considerably
bruised. Tue driver Is not expected to survive, aud
Mrs. Curby is believed to be Injured internally 50
badly that her recovery doubtful. All were
brought to Hunters POINT Coroner Remer Qf Guiego
Point was informed, and came to Hunters Point last
evening obtained fury which met to hear the drivers
antemortem statement, when he rallied so much that
inrv was dismissed Mira Curby and the other injured
nrrsuuS were tsnrn home afte. tuelr wounds we're
dressed except the driver who was carried TO BELLEVUE
Hospital. test was made under the direction OF tn
from the iron tube, inches in diameter aud q Ieet
deep, 200 gallons minute were pumped Tor several
hours John FahueStOck has resigned his position as
member Of the Board OF Education II K: McCarthy
has appointed Principal Of the Third Ward PuuHc
School
GREENPORT.-The identity Of the woman whose body
found floating in the sound at net Point near TINS
village, on july 20, seems to be established lelter
been from North VassalDorcugh Me-, stat
ing that published description of the body answers
fully to that OF Rose Fenne who left that place on June
25 bound TO Ireland wheIe she mas haIl.Iu ss!e.'
tnat she had with her large box hlack trunk aHd
bed, ana bought ticket OF IL. +. Masee' At NO. lSo
stae-st, Boston, she Is supposed TO nave iaeh over
board from Sound steamer, N which case her baggage
can probably be ldeutlned.
WEST IsIIP.-H b. Hyde, VicePresident OF tho E1u't-
able Lie Insurance Company of New-fOrk. has pur-
chased Walter Scudders farm pay lns s4OoO or H. ai
proposes begin at once the construction ot large
ana magnificent mansion.
GRAvEsEND.-A United States surveying party on the
schooner Palnurus, under the command oi Assistant
the waters Ol Plum Cat aud vicinity.
STATEN ISLAND
CLIFTON.-A woman was committed yester-
day by IA sJapeton Justice 20 the Richmond Jdl. FOR
picking up few apples from the ground IN Al orchard
She held only TOR examination but the proceeding
Will cost the county NJ least 81.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
TARRYrowN.-Frank Pearson of Tarrytowl,
on jumping boat into the Hudson River for the
purpose Of bathing struck his head against
row-locks, and badly injured that he sank and
drowned.
PgEKsKILL The Second Presbyterian Church will De
closed curing the present month. aud te congregation
have accepted invitation to worship with the eon sre-
ton of the FIRST Church Ia the morning and with the
Baptist congregation III the afternoon
WHITE PLAISs.-Hope Engine Company has resolved
dshaud. because tue Board OF Trustees refuses 10
purchase a new engine for them place the present
ia proper Working order and make some repairs 10
their engine room.
PINES BRIDGE.-The Methodist Episcopal Church is
undergoing great Improvement by the substitution of
seats new altar rail- and stained glass windows.
PoRICHEsTER.-The smal -pOx has entirely disap-
peatcd, single new case having Dcen reported here
within the last fortnight
RYE NECK.-rne camp meeting held here annually by
colored persons will gin this year the 29t INST.
IoNA IsLAND.-A reunion OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic aIl occur here on Thursday next
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Wiliam NJ. Gale, Captain of
the schooner John II. Rapr. made afiayt yester-
day before U. g. Commissioner Romaine. against
Charles Dahme and Frederick Ruchler, on his
vessel. charging them with mutiny on the high seas.
in resisting their captain while OF Long Branch, on
voyage to Virginia. Deputy u. s. Marshal Bailey
the men, who we're in irons on the schooner,
aud removed them 10 the county jul To await exmna-
tiou.....About o'clock last night Coroner John
Mahan got INTO a dispute with Thomas Gilgan
at IeDdersogEt sapd Newark-aye;, In the afmy
G.iiigan siaobtd Mah0n Ia the right breast with a
prn-kulfe and ran away. Mahan followed Lin inio
Bennett, saloon in RallrotaSe. where he bad gone 10
wash off the blood aud attempted tho hgnt,
hut was prevented the drew large crowd and
when the police arrived boih Mahan ana Ghlgin mad
disappeared. They arrested Richard GiIgan, brother
OF Tie accused. ana subsequently allowed HIM 10 go
finding that he had nothing to DO with the matter The
police were in pursuit of Thomas all night
TGe extent Of MahaL's wound is not kDown....
Tax Collector reports the receipt of 1921 IL during
Charity Hospital during JUiy, OF whom ~ were cured.
died, and Al remain; 46 cases were treated IN the
department. and 1859 prescriptions dispensed
-. Tho Monclair track has been replaced and trains
running regularly ..3166 cattle 6O23 h0gs, ana
s737 sheep were received the abatolr last week.
Denils Mullcry was arrested Saturday for malicious
mischief, at the instance of r. Matimore who caarged
him with breaking his windows yesterday. Mallery
Was bailed and paid for the damage done Soon after
Mattmore went to Justice keeses Court and asked 10
wiihdra the charge, stating tnat the damage paid
of compromising felony.
NEwARK.-Henry Meyer. alias William Williams, is
now custody in this city for having swinded about
twenty persons with fraudulent express packages.
Judge Depue appointed yesterday Asbbe Welch James
H. Halsey james l.. Ogden, Commissioners to con
demn Paterson and Hudson Railroad. taken
by Morris ana Essex Railroad. There were l02
deaths reported last week, OF which humber "a
children Cholera infautum the principal com
plant. There is a remarkable scarcity OF peaches In
the Newark market About 2,503 people participated
in the annual picnic. Witnessed the Scottish
of the CaledOnan Club at South Orange-aye Schutzen
II. anil hisa
plicc, Charles Bertrand, the Nen-fOrk lawyers who
were convicted the last Of the courts, Of
spracy were sentenced each the full extent OF the
penalty allowed by law two in the state Prison
$500 fine. IN announcing the sentence the presiding