New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
NETWORK CITY.

day at Cherry and Oiiversts by whose name was
not ascertained.
Aaron Wyeland attempted suicide yesterday
at No 3l7 Rivinron%t by cutting his throat with
razor. It decided that he insane and he was
taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Patrick Casey of Seventy -sixth-st. and
Avenue fell from the second story Of the new building
at sIty-frstst and Firstaye. YESTERDAY and was Sc
riOusly injured about his head and shoulders
Mary Pender of No. 161 WoOster-st took
quantity Of Parsgreen yesterday, with the intent TO
commit suicide. Antidotes were administered at the
Park Hospital but the probably will result fatally
It has been decided by the Committee on
Stock Lists Of the Stock Exchange that engraved sigma
lures bonds certificates Of stock will not be ac
cepted in future This decision does not apply to cou
p0ns
A little boy three years old, son OF a. Ill.
Harvey fell from third story window at second-ave
and Eeyens last evening and fractured d, ms a ss nnt
expected to live through the night.
The children at Randalls Island were treated
to magical exhibition last evening by Edgar s. Allen
eghtofhand was shown in handling cards. coins; ana
other objects The Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
rectiOn were present at the entertainment.
At the regular meeting of the American
Academy OF Dental Surgery last evening, Dr. Geo. II.
Pernc gave some illustrations Of the OF the galvanic
battery for surgical operations Dr. A. p Merrill was
elected delegate to the American Dental Society OF
Drs Toward and Beckwh elected delegates to the
American Dental Association, which meets at Long
Branch in August; Drs Bishop and Megs, delegates to
the state Dental Association, which meets
| in July, at Cresson Springs fenil
At the meeting of the Amateur lille CluD,
last evening Mr. Crouch presented prize, to he known
as the Bulls Eye Badge" This is to be contested for
by members of the Club exclusive Of those who may have
bcen or who may be members OF the International Team
and to go the person vino the highest number OF
bulls eyes, in - rounds each, at 500, 300 ana lpo
wards il must be won three times before becoming The
property OF q contestant. The following programme OF
Ina ~ Rrminston Diamond badge June 10 Luther
badge, June 20; Bulls Eye badge, July 3.
Three Warm Spring Indians were found wan
dcring amlcssy about the city early yesterday morning.
and they taken to tho Police Central once Ihey
could not speak English. 1t was inferred from what
could be learned by signs that they are members OF
Buffalo Bis party. They started ont with others on
Wednesday night but were separated from the party ana
had been lost They had wandered about an night ana
to the first policeman they met The Indians We're sent
to The Commissioners of Charities ana Correction VINO
will for them until they are sought after ny tei
friends.
Henry McCord was arrested yesterday, charged
with having in his possession II pairs OF panaloons,
supposed TO be the proceeds OF burglary Three Others
who were with McCord escaped and carried another por-
ton OF the alleged stolen clothing with them McCord
well known TO the police. He was arrested as he was
stepping into boat the foot Of East Thirteenth-st
Met ord slipped of his coat and made an unsuccessful
effort To escape. man called at the Eleventh irecihct
station soon afterward ard told Capt. killaea that
Mcord his companions had stolen the boat IN which
he captured. The police nave not asCcrtaicu "hcrc
the burglary committed.
The quarterly Pharmaceutical meeting OF the
Alumni ASSOCIATION OF the College Of Pharmacy was hcd
last evening at the University Building George C.
Close the President occupied the chair Prof Thurbcr
Of Passaic n. j. presented IN the Association several
botanical and chronological specimens paper entitled
Remarks on OGcinal Tinctures," was read by H. f.
Mcintyre. In It, an International Pharmacopeia was
advocated The great differences OF the English frcncn
description given OF number OF experiments which
Mr. MeIntre had per,,o,sd PaIe wv WAS r ahs rca Oh
BROOKLYN.
The Odd Regiment had its annual feld-day
| at the Prospect Park Parade Ground yesterday
The Brooklyn Teachers Association gave its
first literary, musical, and social entertainment OF this
season. at Association Hall. last evening.
Burglars entered the house of Andrew
| Duryea, at No. 335 Clntonst on Tuesday night and
stole about $500 worth Of jewels and clothing They
gained access through a scutle. which they reached
from the roof Of an adjacent unOccupicd house.
The body of Martin Lee, lad who died a
few days ago. at his home, at No 81 Damondst +. d.,
dsinterred by order OF Coroner Nolan in order
| that the boy was fatally bitten 10y neighbours dog
George Stouter and Charles VOfrey were
killed yesterday by nhalng poisonous gases while they
were cleaning which Lad contained some sour beer
sontnr lived AZ No is Thdaye and Vofey on Forty
| second-st near Third-ave Both leave families.
The Andrews Literary Association, composed
OF wei! known residents the neighboocd OF the Grand
Plaza Of Prospect Park held its third annual supper in
the Seventh Avenue NJ. +. Church last evening Among
others the Rev Joseph Wild, d. d. the Rev Emory j.
Haynes and DE- j. Freeman Atwood responded 10 toasts
The Arlington and Keystone Clubs of New
York played their first game for the amateur champion
ship on the Union Grounds yesterday The keystones
led the up the beginning OF the eighth inning
when il stood to in their favor In The next inning
the Arlin ons made six and they the game by
a score Of ] to q.
Henry Maggie of No. Z Bolivar-st. was COM
tted TO await the action Of the Grand Jury by Justice
Morse Yesterday for marrying, May 80, Ellen QUINN
knowing be the wife of his ncighbor John Quinn
of No Bolvar-st, to whom she was married IN ISL
The woman, who had given her name To 'he onicatLS
clergyman as Ellen McCosky was also held
Prof. Homer b. Sprague, Principal OF the
Adephi Academy Brooklyn, was presented last evening
al his residence by teachers Of that institution with
a richlybound volume OF elegant engrayngs, entitled
made by Prof Osborn. Superintendent of the Academic
Department. and Prof. sprague made an appropriate
answer.
The suit of Henry A. Morford against John
Owens TO recover 81 600 alleged Ia be due for play
sold by the plaintiff to the defendant called for trial
in the City Court yesterday MIR. MoIford being absent
his counse moved for "A pOstpoDement. Defendants
counsel opposed this motion, on the ground that his chi
witness Mr Taylrure had from Phiiadelp hia
testify. The Court decided that aidayts must be put In
this morning
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Cannon, still manufacturer in
Hudson st., slipped piece Of polished copper yester
day. and sustained seriors injuries
The inquest in the case of Daniel Farrell,
who killed ut the coal shute Of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western Railway, concluded at late
hour Welne sdiy night by the verdict that death
caused by q blow from the crank of one of the coal
shutes The jury censircd three men who with
Farrell for neglect OF their duties ut the time.