The New York herald., 1874-07-20
NEW YORK CITY.

The Eleventh regiment, N.G.SN.Y., 20 to Oreed-
moor for rife practice to-day. Roll call at six
A. M
"A disguised citizenn desires that the exhibi-
tion OF atiicted humanity should longer be per-
mitted IN our pubic places
The Eighth regiment washington Grays) will
meet this evening at eight O'Clock at the armory,
in citizens dress, In order 10 form reglmental
army club.
Mary smith, OF No. 1ei Perry street. was COM
misted yesterday by Judge Murray in $500 bail on
q charge of stealing watch from Patrick Barrett
residing in the same house.
A thousand working girls and women leave this
morning on excursion in the steamer Twilight
to Rockaway Beach under the auspices OF 1.-THE
Free Training School for Women"
The commemoration OF the Shooting Jubilee In
Switzerland, Swiss shooting festival, viii take
place at United Schuetzen Park. Union Hill, N. j.,
on the 20th 21st, 22d and 90 inst.
Complaints are made that the eff1uvium arising
from deposits in the Fourth avenue (Harlem Rail-
road Companys) stables, at Thirty y-second street,
is endangering the health OF the neghboT hood.
"And charity is greater tnan them all.n The
Free Dormitory for Women, No. H Amty street.
reports that in the six months ending July they
have lodged 1896 persons and situations were OBJ
tanned for 56
John II. Stark challenges Mr.. McIn,yre-who
won the Letter Carriers Medal at Barnum's Ro
man hippodrome-to walk one mile on any course
against the medal that he Will peat him. Letter
carriers, attention!
James Faulkner and John Kelly, who were ar
rested by 0ficer Dyer on suspicion, were CON-
naltted TO answer yesterday by Judge Btxby in
default of $500 bail. The field glass found in their
possession was identified by Albion Jones, OF No.
Al South street, as his property.
The oystermen OF Perth AmboY indorse the Pilot
Commissioners in forbidding the future deposit Of
mud and debris In the channel there. Counsel
have been instructed by the commissioners to
commence legal proceedings against the Easton
and Amboy Railroad Company.
1t is suggested that the "Cclege of the City of
New YORK;" Twenty-thrd street and Lexington
avenue, should sell their valuable city property
and purchase q property In Westchester county,
80 that the round -shouldered pale and faint
young students' should have Q chance to indulge
in athletic sports.
ON the 10th OF July James McNamee, OF No. 225
Wooster street. made . complaint against Sarah
Meyer, OF the same street, whom he charged with
keeping disorderly house. As McNaUoee, though
repeatedly sent for, failed 10 appear on the exami
nation, Judge Murray ordered his arrest and CON-
mitted him to the House OF Detention In oeiault of
IS 900 bail
Charles Tappan, OF No. 27 Sullivan street, being
pressed for money, determined to 'raise the
wind" at the expense of his neighbors. He started
out for walk. and, going into No. II KING street.
helped himself TO $50 worth of clothing and sum
of money belonging to John Woods. Oficer Carr
OF the Twenty eighth precinct, went Ia search OF
Charles and took him under his own care. Tappan
conducted him to place in Baxter street, where
he had disposed OF the clothing. and the oicer re-
covered it, Judge Murray committed the prisoner
ior trla In delauit OF $1,000 bail