New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
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THE CITY.

P'V W;T,,,~, WAGNER of No, $40 Fifth-st., a ma
tive Of Germany aged l6 year,, fell dead yeSteru"y
Testimony was taken yesterday relating to , tine
momentum OF tho Nahuerpil' III" iNi'i''
III the collision. .ol
An antiquarian thief attempted to TO- st 1Gsl
nete Jans,s viii nom the KnickerOocker Cottage 9o'
terday morning . ,,,lo;n of
The heavy drafts which the target companies h''o
upon their pockets $50 - 4I,o cob-
The Rev. L. H. King will preach on = l' Church,
hath aud Excise law, at the EghteenVFS' 1
on Sunday evening, at u O'Clock A., ,froue
Ccroncr Cover held an inquest at the M0rgG1 M
yesterday over the body OF an ul'h"o""
The East River off Fourteenth-Sr fr,,or
NJ Iobp r lockwood, son OF a tori oraT
mariner Of ex.Mayor Opdyke has been Sh hpict
f"snector of spirits in the Thirty -secohu D'''''
Catharne Hamett domestic II, di ed suddenly
OF Peter Burns, at No; 50 h'n haip '''
last evening while sitting III CD"i'' - . -. on.1,
The Rev. Dr. Dix, Rector of TRINITY C l1l Cil
0o,j Tho PcV Or Morgan Rector OF ct RSD.,1io 20
anu i IN the Church Of the Redeemer at fork'e' ~
morrow. ~. D.. o,,d
Moior-Gen d. f. Sckles, and Major KY Key ann ann
Cant Cous of lis staff have returned 10 tne wy pot
West Point where the General was the guest u ii0
Kendrieh. A., ,l,o
Grace Church of this city has offered e'd me me
tree rent of the parsonage. 1t understood thaV o WI"
take the BishOpric OF Georgia A.
The Rev Lyman Abbott will commence e,r TO-
,,orrryv rvcn,nr. at the NcwEngland Church foTH
HTsst series of sabbath evening lectures On INC i'
and times OF Jesus Chris'' ~ ,r,:.
James Mccormack of No. l33 west cr di,ll3
tbirdst fcl! from the upper floor OF No. - CI.ttyd
thronS the hatchway 70 basement, and SUSTAINED"
fatal fracture OF the skull ,,,... 80
Mary Gibbons of Main ana Na at tcs,S,
Rlp ,biIe intoxicated, fcll from Pier No 80 yeSS
dav INTO the East River, but was rescue" ~ '0 i
and taken Bellevue Hospital ..,
colored convict named Johnson attempted
10 escape Randa island yesifIGaH onGS M the
The Harlem River lie was captured on l"Hu'"e ~ Wv
foot of East One-hundrcdand-lourthS''
Margaret Gardner of No 442 west hlrH
Arsst "A native of Scotland. aged 81 years, VINO U
past few days had been drinking 10 SACV tiot win
suicide yesterday morning by cutting her 'n'O"' WIN
The Revenue Inspectors seized Halliday
Pah l'S' ne 5aTTeIs of spirits and barrels of to-
6acco Only three rCctiying ana dstihms nouS0' CIV
left in operation in the CITY, VI,
Iiauor Dealers Society was held last evening; 9b the
the business simply roune tS DeSocrafe
fckef! ! was unanimously adopted
Henry Howard and wife, of the British Lega-
tion; George Dewey, Lieut. CGhina eiS Minister TO
Navy; Gen. A. q. Lawrence thtcn otI,eS ,c of paris
Costa Rica and Mr. Andrew American BahAei' Vi ais
are at the AlOcmallc Ho'cL a.,
Coroner Cover held an inquest aC ule
Cb9rlesst Police station, the body OF Henry -
Williamson Of 30 I9s West Tcnthst VINO was drowned
on oct Z. lie sailing in small BOAT IN Ig rl
Staten Island. that day, ana was aCc4doA'"li' i
down by the steam-tEg Ne~-PhH"depm"'
The Presbyterian Union Conyentlon meets to IN IN
,ptlaIelnlia ON Wednesday next IL promises 10 ,oe
i"ev attended Excursion tickets are issued Tor ms
The low rate Of s. for the round IMP lhell hno '"'
from Pier No 81 foot Of Duanest. AT Has q IN.
William Blyth. a well known cOrnet PLAYER,
Mio Sa and Who odicatcd as bugcr to the Jockey
1gnb 6nrng the races Fordham, died suddenly yestr
gay acntio has Been opend for her at Mr. Robert
Smiths House OF Commons HOustoh-sI
An inquest was yesterday held by coroner 20 2nSI
Cover AZ Bellevue Hospital over the body OF JONI
Deyancy of 10 Al West thirty third lately empioyeo
as laborer by the Hudson River l1roST Dyaney
leaned from freight train and fcl on the track %
the car wheels passed over LIS leg. TIC was OioUo"'
this city aud the leg was amputated
DIR. Euoch c. Wines of this city called for
morning lunch in Maginnis's restaurant III Ap9y' u
monstTance against Oyercharge, the waiter uhceaeo,
osy knocked him down, and broke te arg o DeaVE
Of his legs. The Doctor was TAKEN nto ~, Lcc,
House and there attended and the waiter having Oc'
arrested, was held to bail in $3.50 -
DR. j. v G.. Smith of Boston ana Dr D. H.
Criscom Of this City, Yesterday adjudged tne sue
cessfu competitors the Prize Essay on Inc Ih
time AGO by the American Popular Life Insurance COM
pany. The essay Of each OF the genenen TIs W. fe
that the Committee could not dete nlhe winch was o
better and the plze was awarded TO each'
At the meeting of the Worlingmens Union
last evening President JONI Es l1 tG rom the
J0rncymen Tailors' Emigrant Aid Society OF LDhoun,
the ioIrncvmen ailors Of London and their employers.
and asked aid from the Trades Unions OF a., nTacb
ing Winter. IN
Yesterday afternoon a number of rectiiiers
were hSlGng 9 at No I7S Fronst Ncy-York bust
80 rteiafive fo revenue matters There was nothing
secret at all about the AFFAIR III was one VI ~ Viz
might choose to attend il. In the md-t OF te a9ucc
However Deputy Collector Connolly entered with keep
cs and seized tie place, for reasons enuTey hheoeceu
with the meeting or It's OBJECT
The Hon Theodore w. Dwight Algcnon ).
Sullivan George Griswod, John JAY the Rcy r. >
StOrs, Frank S. Bradford, j. IT, Choaie j. b. NhI rI
Clarence A. Seward, the Rev H. b. smith; Henry MlIeI
w Judd, Adolph Werner, the Rey. d. d. Mheei9n, the
Rev w Percy Browne, and the hon joseph ben Ht w. =
been appointed q committee 70 make arrangements iof
10 be held in this city next summer
BROOKLYN.-Nli Cox, n labOrer, was
killed by the cayng in of sewer yesterday "hete nc
was at work.
still in the Crystal Oil Works, ut the in
tersecon Of Sullivan and Ferrissts, south BROOKLYN,
exploded yesterday. The explosion was caus5u ~ tne
lgnitiOn OF gas from lighted lamp IN the haud5 OF Jo
Cosgrove a workman, who was severely injured.
FLATBUSH.-The little village chapel OF
Holy Gross filled 10 It's utmost capaciy py tne mr.
parishiOners OF the deceased pastor OF thJ cuicn INC
Rev Father Strain In the center OF inc Sna ~ mn
Of the altar the reverend priest repOsed IN pam coH
rrayed his saceTdOta vestments ana hOIgn
about 20 Oliclate once more AT Jhe Women "lta 10
Rshop and about 30 Of the brooklyn clergy asslnDica
precisely at TO- and the solemn services commenced win
the " Office Of the Dead, chantcu IN uc sa a
FATHERS Decker and GeesOn ntOnlng the abpnOns 9uu
psalms. At IL the Requiem Mass began taIer
Celebrant Father Cassidy Deacon rather HoouWin
Deacon: Father GlecsOn, CcremOnarlus The music
Of the choir consisted Of Bordese mass III u ni1Gr H
Newman being Organist, Mrs Butler soprano Miss NO
plca Newman and younger sister altos, ana McshrS
Gaffney ana Newman tpercl Das7i AiteI .e % ,
Keegan pronounced the Grafton AT the conclusion OF Tue
the Bishop and clergy passed around the collin ana
badc their cOmrade long farewell: Inc remains OF
Father Strain were then removed, under the Of his
brothers, to a cemetery IN the diocese OF Boston
TREMONT.-Th first annual meeting OF the
fremont Library Association was largely attended, Ao
dresses were made by VIM. l.. Dodge, jr, OF New
York and the Rev A. II. Nesbitt OF the Presbyterian
Church Of fremont The following lah9d MeIG G e
President j. W. Hartley Secretary, A. ID. GriswOld
,creosprer MoIs Franklin Since the foundation Of this
aita