The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10
CITY MTELLiesscs.

FmsHxs's ASSOCIATIONS. . meeting OF the New York
Fremen's Association. held at their rooms. corner Of
Fourth street and SIKH avenue, on Monday evening
last the following officers were elected Henry wilson
President; VIM Lamb First vice President: Louis ].
Parker Second Vice Presidents Robert Wright Record.
ing Secretary; George W. Leers, Corresponding secre
SaSG george E,os Pa'sssrsoa Trsssa,e Jonas
rooms OF this association ted up very tasiefuIiy
the paror being furnished In most costly STYLE -Amone
" Anderson; pair OF brass torches, presented to
No q, painted % is4o representing the Iawrescs
Mohnment IN Trinity churchyard copper pipe Of Engine
No Also fire certificate, dated 1909; the likeness OF
David sye Chief Engineer OF tho Philadelphia Fire DE-
bsra Of the Fire Departments rom PhiIadechis Trov
n, and bridgeport Conn. This association Il An a
nousnng condition having received and entertained
thTee vsng IRE companies during the past year. They
are also making preparations to give bali on Chrstmas
night and the committee will all endeavors to make
y one Of the most select balls Of the season.
The MoRGuK.-The dead body Of : man. apparently
lately drowned, was brought into the Morgue late ON
Monday evening He appeared be about fifty years Of
age, hSe feet nine inches high hazel eyes brown hair
and omhy whiskers tinged with gray; stoutly built
supposed to be German. He had on gray nannei
shr gMgray cashmere pants, gray woollen stockings
anu mn s se me body or another man was brought
five years ofege Ave feet inches high thin bsiId
gray eyes anAshortbeard he gray flannel shirt.
spots, short gny sack coat heavy drab pants and no
shoes or stocking This body appears TO have been i'm.
merseo 10 water or considerable time sr3 ~
LAUNCH or NHr SCHOONER AT NoRru PoRr. I. Lon
Monday last n~ and very handsomely modelled
schooner was aunchd from the ship yard Of Mr. Jesse
CARL, at North Port Ling Island Hsr dimensions are
folows:-Length Of reel 90 Feet breadth Of beam 27
feet depth Of hold 10 et, between decks feet sbe
measures $50 TONS old masge Her frame u c,mposrd
OF white oak and Chestnut lar2er than Is USUALLY fou nd
in vessels OF her class h,r lives are sharp and give
promise Of great speed. The is what Is called an
elliptic STEM She Is intended me fr trade ana h
CARL and others. She will be named AFT tho latter
gentleman. who Is her builder Afr the launch these
present partook Of neat collation., aa toasted the sue
cess OF the new craft
SUPPOSED IsrASrcIDR Late on Meday evening Mr..
John Andrews, who was visit at he house or his
father IN Washington place. discovered On the roof or
the building, is Washington place, baxet whose ne
oiar 0dor induced him to make close nve ignition
Ths basket was found to conta the remains Of Young
female child in advanced stage Of iocomposi Jon
The belly was taken 10 the Fifteenth prcinct atation
house aad the Coroner notified
Boy DROWNED Coroner Naumann yesterdav held
an inquest At the Police dock Battery on he body Of
William H. Mack, lad seven years Of az, who was
found floating In tho water at that place Deceased e
his home, Is Washington street, the Sd Inst and did
not return From che fact that he was sub frequently
seen playing around the Battery ia thought that hs
fell overheard aud drowned verd ct TO that effect
was returned j