New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

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ONLY 10 immigrants landed at Castle Gar
den yesterday. They came by the steamer s'a'o Vi
Nevada
Philanthropy in laundresses was never sus-
nected Yet one in the Bowery hangs out her sign:
"society for the Promotion OF Clean shlrts.
NIayor Havemeyer has received telegram
from sharon Springs the effect that Oliver Chariek
very sick but hopes Of his recovery are ehertheu
A church is soon to be built by the st.
Francis xayers Church Society adjoining their pres
ept property in sixteenth-st. Funds are now being
collected for this purpose.
A committee of bondholders OF the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad met yesterday az
No. 80 Liberty-st to devise plan OF reorganization
Tnere was considerable discussion, but no coneiuson
reached.
There are about 40 churches, chapels, and
mssionhouses in this city. II all who are old and well
enough were to church tomorrow It Is estimated
that about 10000 persons ~1uu hos mnu id ad
the DOORS .
The managers of the Hippodrome would rid
the public OF a nuisance il they would secure u mo-
nopoly of the small boy, VINO turns on the
Eniton Ferry, Staten Island ana Long Brauch Doats,
and who picks up pennies with his mouth "Ae standing
on his head
Work on q new iron steamer, 145 feet long
and % feet BEAM be used in railroad service between
New-York and New-Brunswick. will soon be begun IN
Philadelphia The New York and south Carolina steam
ship Conpanys IRON Georgia, of 2VVO tons bur
den. is now undergoing repairs
prominent politician stated, yesterday, to
TRIBUNE reporter, that he knew that DstrieAttorney
Phelps wrote at least month to Assistant District
ATTORNEY Lyon and directed him to inform Assistant
DistrictAttorney Allen that II he would hahd III hi0
resignation on Sept l, 1t would be accepted
The members of the police force will receive
their salaries for July today Treasurer Duryee having
eompeted all the arrangements to accomplish this task
yesterday. The department have not been PAID
promptly for nearly year past usually having 20 "a'
tbraa a hpfO
Ex-Alderman John Murray died on Thurs
day in the Insane Asylum where he has been for more
than wear He represented the Fifteenth Ward n the
Board OF Aldermen in and 1870 He kept saloon al
Amity and Greenests, ana Tor seEerl ears nau pos
tion under Wm NJ. Tweed in the Department OF fuDhc
Works.
The workmen at the new Post-Oflice are now
busily laying the patent composition pavement ln
tended as the sidewalk about the building It's intended
to he far better than the composition pavement at the
sonth of the City Hall Park. and 10 be more astngat
least such is the statement VI those Ill charge ol the
work.
Mr.. Donaldson's large balloon having been
sent to Boston, preparatory to Tuesdays ascension from
that city he went up yesterday afternoon in the small
one the balloon sailing little north OF east ana landing
safely stony Creek ON the shore OF the SOUND eS
east of New-Haven, Conn, at 1:25 p' fn'
Being reduced in circumstances, John ODon-
nell took suit Of clothes last June from his roommate,
Thomas f. Hoan, at No. 1l6 Mulberry-st One month TO
Observation-Disclosures conscience stricken aud having
nearly out the clothes, he returned then 70 MS
former room-nate begging his forgiveness But ioan
mad him arrested, and he Is awaiting trial for
larceny
Josephine Loehle, age 6 years, died on
Thursday night OF small pOX at No 2l6 East FOufthst
The father OF the child stated Coroner woltman yes
terday that the child had been sick since Saturday last
and that he had then requested the Board OF heah 10
send physician attend the child, but they had failed
to sO and the child died without medical attendance
Coroner WOtman Will hold an investigation.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Woltman IN the case OF LOUIS Zimlner, age l6, who
died from injuries received July by being run over
by "A New-Havcn train at Forty-sx xth-st and Fourth,
company suggesting that better facilities be secured
removal OF persons injured along that me TO tue
hospitals znmer had to be carried away wounded III
a coal cart
Flower missions, poor children's excursions,
Mr.. Bergh's tall form kueeDg in the street beside
brokendown beast all taken into consideration there
cannot he any day picture pretty the sight
of white haired old IN the City Hall Park every
morning, at sunrise, slting upon Dehch ana feeding
with bread from his pockets Thousand birds that
gather about INN and eat from his hand Whence
he comes nobody know. but there he Is
morning and there just at :, await hundreds OF brown
feathered little frienus.
Coroner Kessler held an inquest yesterday
the of the lad Thomas Barrett, who died III Belle
vue Hospital Saturday last from injuries received, it
was supposed, the hands OF William Rafferty, while
the two detained in the House for the Detention Of
Witnesses. DIR. Shaw, Of Bellevue Hospital testified
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that Ra1crty had kicked Im ali beat nun severely. ana
the and brother OF the Lad testified to tue
thing The jury however. rendered verdict Of DEAN
from some cause unknown
At Il special meeting of the Republicans of
the XVIII Assembly District held last night at No. .75
Niuhave., two amendments TO the Constitution OF tho
Central Committee were adOp.ei. one provides that
each Association every Assembly District shall he
that there shal he vote east by each Assembly Ds
trlc in the Committee The tue organ
IN lf "A tlt. al
Iwenty-fourih Wards OF NewYorS, and two others IN
the Twelfth and Twenty second Wards.
This is what man gets for being too lit
erai He was drunk, aud wore exceedingly filthy
Having paused before carpet store IN the Bowery,
about the entrance Of whicl, the side walk was "A
tempting OF plain and fancy door-mats he read
the enlredty OF them. Please wipe yoar feet"
aud then proceeded nonchaantly TO comply with the
request An indignant proprietor pnshtd him into the
muddy street; Policeman placed hlm ON his feet then
cluUucd him dowH gam in most approved fashion,
and finally carried linn 10 the police station.
At the investigation yesterday of the col
lison between the steamers Acuslnct aud Nor;ham j.
:. s,earns, passenger tue Acushnet testified that
that vessel encountered man small boat towing
log. she left her slip, and thereby Obliged to
cJnunuc her course, aud before she was fairy p,st
this obstruction the NOrham struck her about ~ feet
abaft beam Tue mate OF the Acushnet te,ih.d TO
about facts aud stated that no signals from
the NOrtham were heard on board the AcIshuef The
decision OF the Board Will be made public for sew
eral days.
JOnn Dunh, dBeu 10, oI NO. 2,ll2 Second
ave, drowned while in bathing off Wards Island on
Sunday July 10. Three young men, his friends were in
him at the time, and other friends Of the de.
ceased recently made AFFIDAVIT before Coroner Woltnan
these young men, Instead of going to the drowuug
boys assistance, pulled away from him. and let MIN
sink. Coroner Wonan issued warrants for the arrest
of these three men, ana Capt. McEwan of the rw,ufy
third Precinct secured them yesterday They gave me
names OF Patrick aud Thomas Ryan ana Joseph Cnester
all 0f No. 2l2 Secsndaye. Tue Coroner held them ma
500 baIl each.
William Keating, of Keating's Band, made
application, yesterday, through his counsel A Hummel
Judge Pratt in Supreme Court Chambers TO be re.
stored to membership in the Musical Protective Union
appears that Keating employ ed on June a. 1874