New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
NEW-YoRK CITY.

There were last week 5O7 births, 4o4
deaths, and 149 marriages.
The body of an unknown man about tOlty
years Of age was found in the East River opposite fer
No. 46 on Saturday.
A correspondent asks that the attention OF
the Commissioner Public Works be called to the dis
graceful condition Of Little Tweh-st and Tenth-ave
Patrolman James Boyle, age fifty-tive, OF the
Western Steamboat Squad, died Saturday at NO. 2l2
East Tweny-eghth-st., after sickness OF eight days
He had been a member of the police force since 1862
The sloop George Hurst, of RondOut for
New-York with cargo OF Hagstone when about three
miles below Newburg on Saturday, struck by
flaw of wind and sunk in about sixty feet OF water Her
captain drowned; the crew escaped.
At a meeting of the German and English
speaking sections Of the Socialist Labor party Saturday
plan Of organization for political campaign was dis
cussed massmeetng Of la5Orng men Is to be called
TO take final action in reference TO this matter
John Lutschinsky, age thirty-fye, shoe
maker living No 1876 Third-st committed suicide on
Saturday by jumping from q Houston-st ferry-boat:
lie had been sick anG out OF Work Tor some time ana
had been reduced 10 extreme poverty hc lelt WIG
and four children.
The Albany and Troy Line steamers, c.
vbbard aud Daniel Drew will begin running their regu-
lar trips for the aud after to-day making al
their usual landings, and connecting at Albany with
trains north and west The steamers have been thor
Oughly Oyerhaucd
The Harlem Presbyterian Church, at Madison
ave- and One-hundrcd-and-twenty- -nftlst celebrated
Yesterday the liquidation Of heavy debt upon the
society; $4,000 was paid of recently, leaving the
society entirely free from debt OF this amount the
estate Of John c. Green subscribed Si5OOO, william ii.
Cowell $4,000, ana John :. Kenyon $1,000 The re-
mainder taken up In smaller sums by olher meOers
OF the church.
Mrs. Mary johnson was held in $500 bail
by Justice Smith yesterday charged with starving ana
treatng her children. Her husband had deserted her
and when the neigbors entered her during her abb
Saturday her two children, one four months and
dtion They werc taken to the Police Central Office aud
the mother when she went there TO look for them was
detained as a prisoner.
A lot of material from wreck, supposed
TO be portions Of steamers cabin, passed by the
schooner Lote, in latitude SO As north. fifteen miles
of the Virginia coast. Wednesday last on the same
day metallic m eGI o9 on beE E buIWrE m %as picked
mp The schooner b. H. Jones also passed LOT 90, oi
Tuesday last IN about the same place.
Albert Kumpa, one Of a gang of boys who
have made business OF snatchng tickets from the hats
hands Of passengers by the Metropolitan Elevated
smith, charged with stealing ticket from Watson Van
derpoe OF No AZ West Twenty As the train
was leaving the station at Beeckerst ana south fih-
OF Mr. Vanderpoel, who was sitting In the car
The managers of the Cotton Exchange on
Saturday decided to have ballot taken by the E1-
change tomorrow upon two proposed amendments TO
the constitution One Of the amendments provides for
the weighing of all bales deliverable on contract before
/ a
by the seller, for samples aud irlmmhgs' Ihe otnei
amendment provides for the reduction OF the Zee paid
TO the treasurer for transferring certificate OF mem
6ershp from 500 s25.
BROOKLYN
Charles Mclaughlin, of No. 80 Front-st.,
was arrested yesterday for brutany beating his wife
about the head and face He also kicked her severely
James Ryan, of No. 81 PartitiOn-st., who
wa. stabbed eight times by John Keating. last Tues
day night, in Fcrsst saloon died saturday morning
at st. Peters Hospital Keating lies IN the Raymond
Street Jail
Sanitary Inspector Raymond has found near
Parsonage Creek Of the sources OF the Hampstead
Reservoir slaughterhouse, manure heaps, and other
Duisances which endanger the purity OF the water lie
rseommends that the Board OF City Works have the
nuisances removed
The Stagg-st. police on Saturday night ar
rested william Preble, OF No. ll0 Fifteenth-st, and
Edward Dunscomp, Of No 40 Cheeyerplaee for passing
counterfeit trade dollars at num6er OF store. IA ne
Easefn District one counterfeit dollar and so AZ in
! good money were In their possession.
The funeral of Hugh Harvey Mclaughlin,
the only son OF exRcgster Mclaughlin, took place yes
! terlay The attendance very large, great many
politicians being present The interment was In the
Cemetery OF the Holy Cross at Flatbush. Two wagons
loaded with flowers followed the hearse TO the cemetery
While Patrolmen Rock and Reilly of the
| Third Precinct, were arresting drunken woman
Carrost early yesterday morning, they were attacked
0ncer Rock was struck the head. He drew his pistol
and accidentally discharged It, the shot taking effect In
! Rcilly's arm, nillcung "a slight wound.
! The late William NJ. RingwO0d, one of the
Oldest members Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club, was buried
Yesterday afternoon from the residence Of his mother
No 1s5 Iivingstonst He died on Friday from aneursm
of he heart IN the fOriythTd year OF his age For many
wears he had been connected with the shipping firm OF
SUoffoTd q Tiotson of New-York. Thirty members OF
f6e club atended the funeral Messrs Osirander Bishop
| IInderhl Fry, Lee sawyer and Howard acted as pa
bearers The intement was IN Cyprus Hils Cemetery.
Among the plans of DR.. Edward Eggleston
10 attract the poorer classes TO the Church OF Christian
Fndeayor ia that Of holding EyerybOdy's meeting"
sunday evenings when there II moonlight. These meet
ngs are bed In the snndayschoO hall; there Is no SUN
ness or formalty and tho attendance usually Ia large
AT the services last evening the singing was conducted
! by choir OF boys, lea by organ and cOrnet Dr
| TgglestOn made brief address, which directed
mainly to the children The size OF the congregation
was diminished on account OF che Whsunday exercises
! which al ttracted many OF the German people.
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