New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14


Ninth Ward election polls on the last election day
which charged them with having refused to take the
vote Of Joseph q Warner was yesterday dis missed
by Justice Mech, the defenda ats having shown tina,
Dir. Warner vas not entitled to a vote in that poll
district, he being non-reSldent Of it,
SEEKIYG A FIGHT.-Last evening disbanded Ere
engine company got together in the lower part Of the
City, and, forming in procession marched up Broad
way and through Prince st. for the purpose Of seeing
whether the Tish residents in that portion Of the
City would attack them. During their movement up
Broadway several pistols fired from the ranks
into the air but the crowd made manifestation Of
creating q disturbance On passing through Prince
st. pistolshois also fired into the air. but their
progress was in manner interrupted. Arriving at
the corner Of Bcwery and Princest., slight diff
fculty ensued between the company and some per-
who came in their way, but the matter was soon
settled by the police. The procession then moved
of to their rendezvous and dispersed The appear
ance of two Irish military companies who had been
up town at lecture created some excitement, but
they went their way without interfering with any
one. The engine company referred to is composed
Of rowdy characters and was disbanded in cense-
quence Of their continual disturb iDces at fires.
The RiGHT KIND OF MosUNEsT.-The folio wing
Appeal apprses the public that the ladies Of City
attached to the Protestant Episcopal Church have re-
solved TO erect the right sort Of monument to the
late Bishop WMswsioHr-such monument as we
are sure he will look down upon with grateful emo
ton We heartily commend the enterprise to all who
honor the memory u the lamented Bishop
Tux L,DIEs MEMoRIAL OF BISHOP waSwRIesr-t
CnuRcn WIN SEATS PrsrETUatLY E-To the lads Of
The Prote.tAnt Episcopal Church In this Diocese soowcg
with ourselves beush net murmurng under the
h.aboi end hs usetune oar beloved trend snd ia'ns s
uoo, DlsnoR " a. w. ~ ~ Worn venture 20 make sp.
peal for Aid in founding Memorial which shall at once se't
'ns % b. Ss l.y to his heart and to
.Yseder accomplishment Of which be gave his NE wa. that o.
T.. sors. and eOrsoaon. II believed that
no 's s s.1S Or ksfS ,us eject to s wish By building
i'm rs OF our City nsdequAtely provided In sIespe
This labor OF love and o. gratitude the undersigned have under
In order to accomplish H. hey rely upon oS.sn1s
three successive years Tor 5in ) and by this circular they
msie lLown tLsiI plan and their booze. ne. -.
the Evangelist" ard that Il be Known |. ne Lsa'es ae
III. ded 20 build IL side Of the City 10
IN. vicinity of sbhsv srd Fourh. where already gath.
ss@ Eurore seu.omed 10 their own land the beautiful
order d,voons Of church .nd eager to resse sne
with u n only the opportunity be Afforded them
No, doubling that ih' plain statement VIII COMMEND rs o.
jet the hss sDe "a q hOs 20 m,y be
- IL Trewurer Ms Henry Colt No S. Claton place OF
. len Al Stanford 4 Swords. No 6J7 Brosdssy n,
Mrs ALEXANDER CLnToS, President No 2ls West -FOUR
tetnth 80 -. A. az. rt.h
teeuh 81 =, ,,o W. p.
M. May Z. BLEEeNEE, Secretary No 2ls West -Four
M,s H,xsy Cor Treasurer, No IS Clinton Pisee
/ Nele iork Nov. 10, 1884
Here follow the names of forty ladies who unite in
the request
Th. annual sabscripuon Is not INTENDED 10 exclude large
J contributions o donations Of any amount
srABBISG ATFRAY.-A fight took plsoe in Chest
nu on Sunday night; between two sailors, named GeoFs
welrso and Andrew Else wher the latter was stabbed
dangerously the bed Wellington was arrested aud LOCKE
VI BY Justice Bosait