New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-05


placed by her mothe IN Utica Mich Detectives were
sent search Of The c and Yesterday hy ona a S bns
applied to the police for the chds recoveI o ey
10 interfere. claiming 1t is matter Tor the civil courts W
settle.
The annual inspection of Mount Sinai Hospital by
the patrons OF institution vas made yesterday
resulting IN very favorable exhibit Of It's workings ana hha-
cal condition There are 100 beds In the Hospital rs OF
which are now occupied During the last year $50 patients
were percentage Of deaths being oIy s Ine
largest number Of deaths was from CONSUMPTION Sonsa S
ieate and deut surgical SPeT st9 we're
The iourneymen printers will tomorrow vote Tor
delegates to the international Typographical Congress to be
Philadelphia Hugh Dalton President OF iypoersphea
Union, No. g.; Eugene Rourke. H. Payne and 4; r.:
Union and number Of book and JOB prntes was held on
saturday with Of making a isfac,ery se!emen, o.
viii b. revised and a reduction OF five per cent made
The survivor of the two white whales, OF mar
whas recently brought this city, died at W. e. Coups
aquarium at ThrtyGfhst and Saturday The
death whales supposed u have been caused
by bruises from the sides OF the unfinished TANK
They only year old and measured about IL ieet ID
lenghony about onea their adult size oih TeTe yfy
the whale in his aquarium and an aEs ,a
whale has been prepared by aIderm and viii be sent to
the nb s at 5s lent from
complete tanks and 80 wall tanks in a few weeks
Capt Saunders of the Twenty Precinct
Police received on Saturday addressed to gentleman
in Philadelphia informing him that 500 prize had been
by him In Kentucky lottery and That by seudhs eo
charges for commission to a. f. Allen No IA Parkplac"
New.York" he would receive the prize Detective Muivey
visited Aliens Office for the $40 secured an illuminated
deed Of a lot in County Kentucky signed " f. W.
Wood President and Trustee Of the Queen CITY Land ad
neorpoate somewhere IN that state The detective arrested
the man who took the money ne gave ms h a a. o ' e
very little Of their business lie was held on acharge
ri bis person h s Il. With enterprises
doubtful character some OF which may DO iufther 'es
tgated .o,,,,
Atlantic Dock ia forest Of masts, being more
crowded with vessels than ever before.
John Farrell of Coumbia-st beat his wife
severely Saturday night that she was taken to the nos
ptal, and he arrested.
The fence around the Union Ball Grounds is
patched inches with tin and sheet iron to prevent
outsiders from pc ping IN
Ann Moran age 80, attempted to commit suicide
by taking whisky. Antidotes administered bnt
expected survive She kept clearinghouse at
No. 10 Manst.
man owning a shanty in lot adjacent to the
Union Grounds has erected seats on its roof which
for cents apiece on days when matches are
played he realizes II considerable sum-
Nicholas Heydenncht of No. 1853 Ihroop-ave. was
yesterday for attempting to strike Officer McCarey
ball hat At the time officer MalGney had cydsn
rGhs on under arrest ior Senf Sg' he let lis
Patrolman Rogers heard an cutlery in Sackctt-st.,
near Columbia ST. early yesterday morning lie found only
coat and wastcolt under tree IN the rocket OF ne
thought 81 the clothing committed suicide
JERSEY CITY.
Yesterday afternoon, Dennis Mccarthy, switch
man on Erie Railroad, over by freight train and
instantly killed He leaves wife and several children at his
home on IludsOnst
Daniel Drcw's condition remained ahOnt the same
yesterday Friday. He stn weak, but hs physicians
he could have change Of air In the country he
would soon recover
The forthcoming celebration on the Fourth Of July
likely quiet Affair." very little enthusiasm being
be held on the evening Of the ihiri
The circumstances attending the death of George
Hopper OF Company T. 4r Regiment sl unexplained
the only Tor na,cng iha he was pushed out Of The
window Of the arn"y bling That lac was i0uhd cnFey Alone
his COmranos having deserted him.
Last night Officer Eaton found a man lying on the
Sidewalk Newark and Jer.eyaves inensbe AMI covered
win blood from large cut y ihe back Of h head re rye
and d he dd not KNOW how he got hurt lie Mas too weak
10 bc removed II night
Bishop Clinton again presided at the Conference
Of the African NJ T. Church Saturday,. Mesrs smith and
preached trial aud Satisfied the Conference
ofthcr abilities rastors resolution ra.s'd dclte
catoy Of the Taste with which Eier Landing, rcon ~ *
PEELED the conference bad been lcceiyc into the Aeo
vices IA q churcI yesterday were very nuh'ousY ht'nde
The Hudson County tax levy estimate is * fol-
lows. Inquest $1,000 Insurance. $500; olect'ns $1,000
Reform school f22s state LunItc Asylum $1,000 school
superintendent sIol freehodrr, sa'rc- to'g H 1,
total SO9sJ0 The to9l county receipts Tor The Two aud
s53s,Sll J., aud the expenditures siv'.iOJ H.
Miss Sarah Smith Stafford daughter OF the volun-
ce who spranG into the and rescued he hag
shot from Paul ship Bon iionue Richard In the battle
whthe Serapis in 49, Is still living at Trenton age a. she
IL relative Of sir Sraori H. Northcos OF Enga and and a
nesl descendant Of Charles Carroll OF Caroon When the
Rebellion she loaned all her small fortune Of $50
GOVERNMENT receiving exchange the first voucher
Of New Jersey loan. mis- when
paid invested northern rac0c stock and lost h all
lOluc Ia the C,ncnn al Commissioners tt original
record OF the cortmarial proceedings h the casr -alh
Benedict Aruud, e IA 1ou for irauu Quareiuaster aud
the original order Washington tei Valley Forge, March,
.77S she has also in possession IN" Tag shot from the
masthead the lOn UOnDe Richard, aud Rescued by her
father Of bunting with 10 AID white stripes and
twelve white stars "A blue ncd.