New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
NEW.YORK CITY.

| Mr. Dim6eT, chief designer with IneodOre
b. Starr will sail to-day for Europe In the CITY OF kch
mond.
MANY wharves along the East and North
River fronts are piled up with barrels Of flour to their
utmost capacity.
The tug boat Frank Lavergne, owned by
Connell & Co., and lying at the foot of Bankst sank
from some unknown cause at early hour yesterday
| morning.
Not one of the pleasures of anticipation ::
John sullivan OF No SO Oliverst, was sent to prison
Yesterday for FIVE days for firing of recrackers in the
! streets in anticipation OF the Fourth OF July
During a quarrel yesterday at No. 66 New
Chambers-st, James Conlln threw pail OF saked lime
over his wes head and face causing sueh injuries 10
! her eyes thar II is feared she may become Dllnd
james O'COnnOr, age twelve years, OF No.
554 West Thrtysixtst struck on the breast yes
terIay bv the pole Of truck at No 2ls West Twenty
siXths and died few hours after from the enec' VI
| his injuries.
| Catharine Leman, vagrant with her little
| boy was found Yesterday in alfstarved condition
in the woods near Carmansville. The mother sent
TO the Commissoners Of Charities aud Correction and
| the child TO the Jewish Orphan Asylum
Judge Van HOesen referred yesterday the,
divorce suit Of Jacob Klein against Therese Klein to
Adolph NJ Petscnaw. The plaintiff says he married me
defendant in November 1867, in Vienna and that she
| left him for a DR.. Lajos Moser in February last
Two mortgages, for five years, for total
OF $I54s4 on about forty-hye acres of land In the
River, by William r. Trayers and Wlte 70 John IIaYeIs,
! IT, were recorded yesterday The same same m9rtgages T
were assigned by John Travers, r to Mary H. IraVcrs
Edward Miller of No. 230 East Twenty
fourth-st found his child FIVE weeks Old, dead in the
he'd with its drunken mother at 3 a. yesterday The
father testified before the Coroner that he had put the
babe its drunken mothers breast the evening before
The parents released on parole TO await urther ex
animation.
Robert Stewart, a watchman, resides at No.
SIT Eleyenhaye and his delight is to raise chickens
! fIc hon nogf
Yesterday three boys, one OF whom was Charles MeI'
Of No 55l West FOrteth-st, prowed around MS coop
and stewart fired at them, Ouilet sAIng young "lei
! In the arm.
The following were among the transfers
| made by the Board Of Police yesterday; Roundsmen
Peter eoy from the Fifteenth Precinct to the T9nth
Eighth to Tweny-hfIh Henry Rogers, Iwentetn ILL. 70
sixteenth; Herman Weiss Ninth TO slxteenthj Myroh
! Clark, Twenty ty-sccOnd to thirteenth
Five salmon, the last of a lot Of thirty mine,
all caught with the ny in the Restgouche River by
Henry Prchard Of the firm Of Prchard Brothers, have
been received az Fulton Market. They average twenty
h6ng excursion has been very successful OF the last
Oi Delmonco secured two and the st. James Hotel one
! The Boston FusileeIs, who arrived in this
| city Thursday evening, their way home from the
Valley Forge centennial celebration shown, yeser-
day afternoon around the city by the 7lst Regiment,
guests they were while they remained IN t1e city
They visited the Aquarium where they enjoyed tncln-
for over hour. ana then escorted to the
/ Fall River boat, starting Tor Boston at p. NJ
There Will be music on tnc Mail III OcHJIdl
Park this afternoon at o'clock, Messrs Dodworth and
! Gratula directors The programme includes march
from Fra Dinyoo," the overture to Les DRAGONS de
! VUarsp Herfurth's "Apine Echoes" BOusquetts
spring Flowers" waltz, march from "LEtoie du
Nord," "Reminiscences from the operas 81 Won WeDef.
| XylopbOue n march from Bales "Encbantress" the
overture Mariana" Bishops glee, sleep Gentle
Lady" Dodworths Mnrfiage Bells'' ana nhaie Oh
-'"'''''' ''"'''' BROOKLYN.
The first concert of the season in Prospect
Park was expected take place to-day but It has been
postpoped on account OF the failure OF OF the rail
panies, which agreed 10 bear part OF the eA
pense Of the concerts, 10 pay their SUBSCRIPTIONS
Maurice ii. lieiltrnan, who was convicted
few days ago Of committing assault with intent 10
XII upon Captain Joel smith, OF the Washington Street
seven years imprisonment IN the Kings county fchi-
tentary.
Mrs Catherine Hamilton, age thirty, died
without medical attendance IN the basement Of No 273
Third-st T. d.. on Thursday She had been STICK for
long time, and OCCu pied little room, which gave evil
dence OF great dczttutOn Her death Is believed 10
have been due TO starvation.
Ex-Alderman William Richardson has been
presented by the State Cartmens Association with
scrcs Of resolutions thanking him for his efforts I'm
curing passage OF the act permitting cartmen aud
all other citizens pursue their calling IN any part OF
the state spectyo or .hcIr place Of residence
Coroner Nolan yesterday held an inquest
in the case OF the Rev Charles K True OF the Cedar
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, who died suddenly
on Wednesday night. The evidence showed that his
death was ed by heart disease aud verdict 10 that
effect was rendered. DR.. Trde graduated from HRr
ward College forty years ago He at time pcn-
cipal Of the Ameua Seminary, IN Dutchcss County aud
was subsequently professor IN the wesleyan Unyer-
sily He was appointed pastor OF the Cedar street
! Church In April last.