The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15

THE BROADWAY BRIDGE-Tho work OF the re.
moval OF the Broadway bridge viii commence to-
morrow.
HELL GArr.-Thc machinery fcr tho removal OF
the rocks In Hell Gate nearly completed AMI the
work OF removal Will commence in few days.
ARRESTS DURING TIL. WEES.-Saturday, 18th, 273;
Sunday sth, 13s; Monday, 9TH. ZIG; Tuesday, 10th.
zoo; wednesday, nth, s4s Thursday l2th 30; FRI
day, 18th, lS6. Total I,447.
The HOE GuARD.-The Hoe Guard, Captain Abram
Southern, consisting OF the employees OF Hoes print
ing press works OF this CITY, went TO MelroSe yeser
day on their annual target excursion
SUDDEN DEiTH.-A man named John Connolly,
sixty years OF age died suddenly yesterday morning
at No. 22l East Twenty-ninth street. One OF the
coroners was notified to hold an Inquest on the
body.
TIE INAUGURATION OF Mr.. HoFFNAS.-Governo
tclecU Hoffman has accepted the invitation Of the
seventylrst regiment, y. y. $. n. c., Colonel Par
melee commanding, 10 act "a an escort TO the Gov
ernor 10 Albany upon the occasion OF his Inaugural
ton. The regiment will turn out III their new
uniform upon this occasion.
CATHOLIC CHURCH FAIR:--A fair IL now in pro-
rress in ST. Bernard's church iIsev. Gabriel Healy
PASTOR, in West Thirteenth street, near Tenth
nue.. The object OF the fair is to raise funds to pay
for the extensive improvements aud alterations rc
Gently made on the church. Tie fair wiz close with
a magnificent panorama OF the Holy Land.
TaE LICENSE BUREkU.-Jarshal Tappan, in charge
OF the License Bureau r. the Mayors once, reports
the business done in his department during the past
week as foiows:-EXpress wagons 81; public carts,
g.: drivers, To- p0rters, -: lunpoNder dealer, L:
vendors, ~; Junk dealer u COACHES, u dirt carts, Z;
boarding house, l Total, lea. ie has collected al
together SIS -.
INSPECTOR or PLACES of AAusEvENT.--Tne So
pcrnendeni ~ Buildings, accompanied by archi-
tect, proceeded yestcrdayiarcrnoon 10 BroughaD =
theatre in order TO make suggestions W IA
regard 20 come alterations whicn must TIC made be-
fore the theatre f. opened 20 the pubic. Another
matter % be looked IT, - the prevention OF the aises
and passages being blocked up by camp stools cha
&C. Inspectors ysit The theatres nightly 10 see that
| this Is prevented.
FATAL RAILROAD CasUAITy.-Coroner keenan,
yesterday hgli inquest at the Mount sinai Hos.
piia on the body " Edward Cuiloten, whose death
was the result 0f injuries received the 10th nit.
IL 10 said tha while intoxicated. deceased lay down
on the track o! tfe Hudson River Railroad, near
Cruger's station, AID WAS run over by n train Of
| cars, thus receiving compound fracture OF the
right leg aud the knee. The limb subsequently
amputsted AMI death followed. Deceased was
tweniy-eght Years OF age and native OF Ireland.
TAX RycsfvTRs oFriCG-.Thc business OF the col
lection OF taxes sin goes in the miserable apart
ments IN the basement OF the brown stone court
house. Collector smyth and deputy yredenbnrgh
have been al their posts during the past week, AZ
may I've from the following list Of cosections:
Monday .sll2g9 Friday .......... s0l,s
Tuesday. ........ igl, y, saturday ..... 1914
Thnrsday........ 2cG,oza Totai..... .s1,t65,cIs
Previously collected. ............... 9,i2s ,25l
Total collections. lo,5s2, lei
ROWAN CATHOLIC uRruASs' BNL.--At n meeting
OF the Young Mems Association, beld at the Everett
House. the following officers were elected 10 conduct
the twelfth annual bail in ald OF The Roman Catholl,
orphan Asylum OF this cly:-President jeremiah
ouLlan: Frat Vice President, walter Roche; SECOND
Vice President Charles O'Connor; Treasurer, FRANCIS
Higgins: Recording Secretary, w. J. Kane; Finan
place At the Academy Of Music on Tuesday. !anuaiJ
H. 1893 The association VIII endeasor 70 MAKE y
worthy OF the general support OF the pubic ID'
proceeds OF the last ball amounted 10 about $4,000.
PAgDos or Az EsBEzzLrSg Posr OFFICE CLEax.--.
BENJAMIN r. Ogie, who about eighteen months since
was sentenced ~ ten years imprisonment Tor ON
tezzlipg u letter wniic acting NJ clerk in the Pos
once 10 nis city bAs been pardoDed By the Presi
| dent There wwe many mitigating circumstances
IL this case, and u IA alleged Uake's previous char'
actor hod been excellent. lie succumber 10 tenp
tadcn Ia committing the crime. but sincerely re-
pcntef ana confessed his guilt shortly Afterwards
| Inc Jury bavlnn found him guilty there was nc
| slternauve but TO sentence him 70 ten years I'm
| prsODInent. Mayor Hoffman, John w. Chaner Dis
Lrict Attorney Courtney, nine ~ the jurymen who
convicted okio anu several her persona pstttionsd
/ for bis pardon.
SETTLING AN ELEcrIos Bgr.--on rues5ay next a
medium sized member Of the unierrlGed democracy
/ viii settle an election bet BY propeing a wheelbar
row. containing somewhat portly republican party
| nom sixth avenue To- the GselLD building. start
4 ing from sixth avenue, ncsr Fourth street punctu.
| ally ut halipast two r. W., the muscular democrat
viii trunile the portly partisan OF Grant and Coax
along lleecger street and theiUe right whee' into
| kroadvay when leads 10 the pVD, Of destination.
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