New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

particular until the lh Gay oi JsHnaTy ieb3
Adjourned.
The arrivals at this port during November
were 1888, and the departures 23j
The infant child of Michael McGIath died
suddenly yesterday, at No S29 West seyenteeuh-st.
Annie Wilson, native Of Ireland, aged 81
years, died suddenly, on Tuesday night in SiAth-aye.
near Hariem-lane.
John W. Steinfeldt died suddenly on Tues.
day evening in his liquor store at the corner Of Harlem
Lane and slxth-aye.
The Coach DHvers' Benevolent Protective So
ciey No J. Of this city, enjoyed their fourth annual ban
Mt Irving Hail. last night
Alexander Oakley native of England, aged
g. years suddenly yesterday at No lO2 Last Twenty
seeondst., of disease OF the heart.
The Board of Aldermen will convene to-day,
votes cast at the late Charter election
Wendell Phillips will lecture on "Street Life
in Europe, this evening at Trenors Lyric Han, Sixth
ave. between Forty first aud F0rty-second-stS.
Anunknovn man was yesterday mOmingfOund
dead IN bed In the Putnam House, No. So F0urthaYe,
whete he had hired a room for the night.
Catharine Haskins yesterday morning. was
and was " st. Lukes Hospital, where she died ina
short time.
At the late election of officers of the New-York
Typographical Union, No. 9. 200 votes weo poed, aud
Mr.. William Srk chosen President, and Nj. William
Eagan. VitePf5sident.
Atkinson, who has resided for many years in
Oregon, will address tho Chamber OF Comerce at II.
settlement OF Oregon and resources OF the SOrtA
West Coast, including Alaska.
Several unknown rufians. late on Tuesday
night beat George Brown, cgi9red man residing At No.
p Leonard st. az the corner Of West BroadTay and Leon
ardst cutting him severely about the head ana face lie
Daniel r. Lyddy esq, will Lecture at Cooper
Institute this evening ou rue irish IN Aerea o sSd
ngh the shannon Boyne, their present seats
beside the Hudson aud Chicago waters.
The stable in 0ne.huDGred- and-fifty- first.st.,
-. u Ing (fn4a
W. Lott and JQb1 5. LamSon. was totally eoIsuTsa
yes,crday morning. Logs 5000 Not insured The
Rdiidia- belonged 70 the Carmau estate. ...-
An unknown man. about 80 years of age, was
on Tuesday evening found lying the pavement
IN secondave. between Thirtyseeond and Thirty.
head He was removed to Bellevue Hospital
Walter Patten of No. 394 West Thirty fourth
st. early Yesterday morning fell upon the pavement at
the corner OF lweneIhst and seycnthaye aud cut his
ST. Police station, and he was theE sent home.
The inquest over the body of Mrs. Mary A.
Lakewood, VINO committed suicide on Tuesday morning
been adjourned by Coroner Flynn. The body has been
removed to the establishment OF Bowery undertaken
Mr. Alfred Vredenburgh, the Interest Clerk in
the amounts received for from Nov % to Nov.
30 Nov. %, S00o6 as 2lth, SSS5 49, 25th. $S2ll2 ~;
nth $l0IoS2l 7g 2St, S24lIls co. SOth s,22StSS 30
Total, s6,6l2,537 II.
This evening Mr.. 0scanyan, the Consul Gen
eral of the Ottoman Porte, will appear at Pixies Nuso
account Social Life in the East" The lecture is for
West Twentethst.
An international foot race has been arranged
20 come OH on the Fashion course on the 18th oi Decom
Der. Inc contestants Will be William H. haiaihH OF ths
tho champion runner of this country and William Lang.
the English champion, tho course one and a-hat miles,
and the stakes 1000.
Mr.. Edward Hepple Hall will read a paper
before the Travellers Club Friday evening Abys,
snia and the Abyssnias" Mr.. Hall has LACEY returned
trip around the world aud AbysSna one OF
visited his lecture Will enter
tanning but instructive.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
Schimer No GO MaIketst. the body of Annie H.
Kerr aged years, who died from the effect of burns
On Tuesday evening she nursing an nfan; by tho
stove, when little brother payuly pointed BLAZING
stick at her. aud her clothing caught fire, causing fatal
burns.
Michael Shaw's twO-story frame dwelling or
SecOndaye., between Onehundred welfth aud One
hundredand was damaged by fire ysstsr
American Company. tatharne I1w's>iramo dwelling,
adjoining damaged 10 the extent OF $780, insured for
b 800 by the AstOr Company
Frank Martins shoe mandatory, in the rear
OF No. 59s Ffh-st, damaged by yesterday mora
the amount al $500 Insured for 5000 by the Re
Lief Company! The building owned by Samuel Fold
damaged to the amount of $1,000 and Insured for that
amount by the Merchants Company.
At the annual meeting of the New York
sulliyan.st, on tuesday evening" the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for 1909 Chief. John
Mitchell; THIRD ChieiiaIn John Watt Fourth Cleftain.
Henry G. Thomson. Finance Committee Nm Manson,
John Mcclellan, I. barclay, Property Committee-An-
drew T. Dykes VIM. Deans, Mathew Goldie.
4 Fair is in progress at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy OF Nh for the benefit OF the Brooklyn Industrial
school Association aud Home for Destitute Children, TO
raise funds for the support Of the Institution during the
coming year. The Fair viii continue open to-day. The
Association has three industrial schools In different parts
OF the cty which constantly attended 10y more than
three hundred children. There charity ia Brooklyn
which the Christians Of that city are more bound " ala
tnan this
llr. Daniel Mcintyre for fifteen years last past
an eupoy0 In the printing department OF TIE IRlBI
died al his residence in West Th;ecntst' ON SATURDAY
M the age of years Mr. Mcintyre colamenctu M
active business life In the room of me courier a.
nress room OF pHE TRIBUNE, and there contii hs
~ his duties until compelled Ia deSst nom iApo 2,fy
scLness which terminated his earthly career hy l,y
IN his empowers aud 20 himself, Mr. Mclnt!lo ,
lated sunciency Of property 10 secure 10 I ~ Mr.
means OF comfortable support Inc ,tosnsnn Church.
Mentyre were taken yesterday 10 81 JosuPn ycnuie,r
aud after the celebration Of solemn ntss ,,trred
We're con viewed to Calvary Cemetery aud theEe iu
Among the recent accessions 10 tng n>ad"' on
Park are one Mexican Hon. captured he" n.syet Brig
he Upper Rio Grande, and presented Cavalry. ono
~" 0TSPB WcIoughien CAPTAIN 4h T. y Saany ,ra,o
grizzly bear rare and valuable anlna a. Mr n a. Du
The Rocky Mountains and preSen.ea nv the Hon..
RANT 30 nae kagcs of seeds. p.e"ls ,na nnrle
II mi Hail u. y. Consul at sydney; ~ IL. sneciuea
1aunule presented by Henry Balser "a ~, ar tsmnls
~ granite used by the Mormons III ' 5aisn II u A.
nj Utah. presented by the Rev Nsaa no iames Tucker
one nair Sebright bantams preseh'su ~ ane .ee
s one ,lucl nresenIod by Col g. A JOhhsoni oao n.
lI,oniev nrasented by Master Theodore ulna,, ~
aIinossi nercary presented by Capt 1eoiSe ~ ~,
nn, ona rattesnako presented by james Aash' ''N'