New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Mr. Riley from s O'Clock on Saturday nsbs tab ..
o'clock Oo Sunday morning. and At clock was Ia
bed" Mr.. Riley testified 70 tho on the inquest.
The prisoner wss then committed to the ToIsbs By tbe
Coruner. to await the scsion Of the Grand Jury.
Warden WSlmsiey denies The statement IN yesier-
days TRIHySs that Downey had escaped frosa tho
Peni'entiry.
Brrssrso .NRw RoMAs CArnoLrc CHuKcs.-A
Few and spacious edoe erected the corner Of Ninth
avenue and Fiay-nnth street. intended be nsod tom
porarly ss Parochia Church (slihough from present
sppealsuces Il must be used for years cosnes
Cor the Missionary Priest Of ST. Paul the Apostle,
opsned and blessed on sunday. Il y situated 10 bar
renos King spot sna in the nidet Of thny populated
neghborhood asd the approaches TO are by no means
inviting IL is, however, well adapted to the psrposs
for which is present inteaded. In extent 10 Is go
Zee, long aud 50 feet wide, consists Of aisle and
orgsnoa, and IS calculated to accommodate nearly
two ikoassnd persons. Il does no, make any great
pretensons to architectural beauty OF design, Us amer
more suitable edcc shSl he built il is intended that
this shal be converted into convent chapel
The interior Of the building especially the pvincipsi
and side ahars, although severely simple aud almost
whoyy Invested Of the ornameutaton usual on ssoh
casOrx, looked exceedingly psai, and everything APP
peared 80 be in good TASTE
The ceremony Of blessing the church commenced at
0I O'Clock but long before that hour evosy available
place WAS occupied by highly respectable ceugrca-
ton many Of whom were doub tsss presens owing 70
the announcement, that Archbishop Hnghse would
preach the inauguration sermon. When therefore il
was stated that owing to Illness DO could mol attend.
much disappointment was felt.
IN the absence OF the Archbishop, She ceremony Of
opeang and blessing the chur performed BY tho
very Rev. Father Starr, Vicar General, assisted by
number OF other Clergy men, after which High Mas
was celebrated by Father Starr the Rev. Mr. MeNer
ney being Deacon and the Rev. Mr.. Eliot, Sub pes
con. A sermon suited to the occasion was preached
BY the Rev. Mr. Preston, after which collection was
taken 20 for the Sisters Of Mercy.
CRY MoRrALrIr.-The City Inspector reports the
deaths LAST week as follows: men, 1903; women, So
boys, III; girls 93-total Ss9 being increase of IL
on the previous week. Among the prominent csuses
of death were apoplexy,7; bronchitis, g. oongestos
Of the braa TO- and of the lungs, 81 consumption, %;
infantile commissions, 81; Group, Isl droPsy, z;
and dropsy in the head Isl scarlet fever, %, and
typhus, s. heart disease, hopping cough, 6; nasm-
nation OF the bowels o. Of the BRAIN 81 of tbs lungs
Is, and of the stomach, g. infautile marasmns, l6;
measles, 8. There were burned to DEATH 9 died Of
accidents of deIrium tremens were drowned;
died of old age were suhocated, and commit
ted suicide OF the whole, 81 died violent deaths-
The natyities Of the deceased were, Of thu United
States, 252; Ireland, 80; Germany 81; England 6;
other natonalties were spusely represented.
Our or HIS LAr1runE.-On Saturday night las3
.gohn Carey Of No. 1i5 Fulton street fonud himself
oruing in unknown waters, in Eleventh avenue nessrs
Thirty second street. and while there, fell into the
company of William Shattuck and Joseph G. Greene.
After drinking with and treating these two worthless
II about o'clock 10 the morning, he desired them to
show him to the Eghth-avenue cars which the accom-
modatng gentlemen at once agreed to do. Aher
walking some distance Mr.. Carey newfound frendsI
suddenly turned upon him and demanded his money,
telling him that uness he complied with their request,
they "would cut his bloody heart out and throw him,
into the river" After listening few other playful
illusions regarding the disposition of his body in
of refusal, Mr.. Carey handed them his pocketbook,
conti lining about a. aud run. He subsequently, made
known the facts to the police, and yesterday afernoos
Officer Steele of the Twentieth Precinct arrested both
the persons sccused. Carey fully identifies Shattuck
as one Of the persons who robbed him. and Greene as
one with whom he was drinking. Justice Quacken-
bush locked them both up for examination.
HAOKsEs SUsPESDED.-A coach-dryer named
Pstrick Watson. driving coach No 28 before
Mayor Yesterday charged with swndingA uaan
nsed John h. Ford who bis way TO Europe by making
him dsnk aud then selling bin his coach for 1900 Rsnzfo
refund The money to Mr. Ford when he gos SOBER Watson
complained Of and fired 40
named James Celigsn brought up by tk~
Twenty sixth Precinct Police for obsirctDg the Third
Railroad aek ia Chatham street, The Mayor decided inns
Csen az but he refused pay that amount h censsws<
revoked.
RrAB EsTATR-The following Sales were made yes
erday. a. Bleecker Co Brooklyn property Lot
Wa ott street lo0 feet west rom Conoser street - By loo
Church street. Columbia street slI5, Church
street, resr Columbia street, Sl73
Low AND LAGER.--A nice, proper young man,
named James y. Maine residing ct No Cl7 Eighth
plains thai Saturday evening he went 70 the beer ssoos
kept No Eighth avenue where he found several pretty
g,Tis with whom be carried lively entertaining an9
perfectly friendly chat his lager. Shortly ater leaving ths
RetuIniyg saloon he caused the Of John Ward.
Maker Isabella Morton and other Of thu
place whom he of robbine hm. Tbs psoners
taAen before Justice locked tho three
above mentioned for examination.
DID FROM BURSs.-Catbarine MunsOn, yonng
living house Of bad Tepute the Of Houston
aud Mercer streets shockngy burned the h ins by
her clothes taking She fingered TIL Saturday
afternoon when died from the injuries received Cso-
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