The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The STREETS WEArHER-The January thaN
which commenced inauspciouslv on Nav Years Day
still continues. The streets filled with sIush, tho
sidewalks wet, pedestrianism Ia bore, car riding
uncomfortable a d verybody looks GUM. Everything
considered things wear a rather dull and gloomy ags
pect and will probably continue So untn good rain
storm experienced in tins locality. The thsrmomstey
at seven A. yesterday marked 80 degrees, NJ noon Al
ana at two r. N. 80 and four r. N. Al.
The FESroN CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLuB.-This newly
formed association which processes ns It's object tho
nomination Of Fsnton The candidate for Vice Prssi.
der, In the coming Presidential election, held another
meeting last night at the - Nicholas Hotel for tho
purpose or perfect ne its organization The business
transacted Oh ey Of routine character, and con-
sisted manly In The ele ;tion OF local woe presidents
and secretaries 70. me various assembly disrsts ems
braced In the counties Of Kings, Queens, kiehmondN
Suffolk Westminster and Sallvan The city and county
had been organized AZ previous meeting, and the Gun
is therefore now In iair working order.
woRRSGMES's UNioy.-Ihe regular semi-monthly
meeting Of this association held last evening as
No. 267 Bowery There only SNAIL attendance OF
delegates present Tho principal business Of importance
transacted the election OF officers for the ensuing
Elk months: Tho following are tho names OF those
elected:W Jessup, President. Henry Tucker FirsS
Vice President: John Woods second Vice Presidenss
henry B. Mulhai, Recording Secretary @. P. Taylor
Enrnsa Tsn,J s Ssssu
Secretary; Jonu Ennis. Treasurer add John Mongsir
Sergeant At Arms After the result OF the election was
announced and some minor business transacted the
meeting adjourned
AsSIvERsARy Mass MEMORY ARCHBISHOP
HUGHES The fourth anniversary OF tho death Of Arch.
bishop Hughes was duly observed yesterday 1t St
Parick's Cathedral by a solemn Of requiem Tho
church was appropriately draped in mourning. and
catsfalque erected In he centre AISLE Al ten
O'Clock A. NJ the services commenced tue Very Rev.
Father STAIRS, " G., acting eelebraut OF the mass
Mclean a. sub-deabon, and the Rev =. Monterrey 40
master 81 ceremonies During fe mass hts Grace Arehs
bishop McClosksy occupied the episcopal throne and ~
lhp nj he mad tba anal
dissolution. The music under the direction OF Professor
schmtz organat Al tue cathedral was we'll selected,
and rendered BY Nue. Chome and he others Of the
choir IN effective ana impressive manner ThO
ednce crowded with tno lovers OF the late Arcns
bishop whe within the sanctuary was a large deleeas
tion Of the clergy OF this aud the adjoining Cites
The NuRDsRous ASSAULT on THE Brothers LIND
Coroner Rollins yesterday took tho antsm states
menis OF the brothers William and Peter Lind, Of M.
leS East Fourth street. who were 50 terribly beaten
their residence the night of the LIST nst
obtained going 10 snow tho names OF tho parties com.
mtns the assault, ssd the jury found that the
brothers came TO their injuries at tho hands Of
person persons unknown. The LIST OF January $685.
InMGaArroS.-Du the mouth OF December 10 III
immigrants arrived at this port; These broughA
the Atlantic. The destination Of these passengers
were: -Arkansaa 2: Alabama, o; Canada. IS; Ca for.
q Delaware s; tDistrct OF toumtln, 60; Florida q;
Georgia, Ia; Illinois. l,ots; Iowa 1856; Indiana, 1885
sets $50 Maryland SO; Maine g. michigan, 800; Min
nesota, CO., Missouri s78; Eexicp, 2; New Hampshire,
4 New York 1885, Nos Jersey. ass; Eebrsska 10;
New Brunswick, 2: Oregon, Il Rhode Island, or 0hios
$50; Pennsyivaus l,oo9: South Carolina, 2; South
america d Texas ~ Tennessee, Is Vermont, II; VT-
KILLED FALLING Down srsips An inquest twas
yesterday held at Isl Elizabeth by oroner Flynn
over the remains OF James Mc ann whose death waa
the result OF injuries rece cd by falling down q fight
ofsars on fhur.day evening. verdict Of accidental
desth rendered by tho iory. Deceased was nfty.
OF aud nnttyeof Ireland.
DEATH FROM ScALps.-Corouer ,llins yesterday held
inquest At 26i West Twenty eighth street on tho
body Of Gertrude Davenport, = child two and half
years OF age, who ded from the enects Of scalds res
csved on tn 3t-t MI. bg 'ang backward Into tab
OF sud-. 1ho ~ rendered a verdict Of death from
scads acc ,dentaiiy received
EXCELSIOR LoDGE REUNION seldom has Irving Han
witnessed . really social than night on
the Of the seventh annual reunion Of Excelsior
Lodss, No. 1o5, r. A. NJ, where the youth and beauty
hours the hall rssounded with OF merry vocog
sommnzlsg, while tue smiles Of happy faces melted
"a mar. bis ors 81 ia moe, 81 aa,hsrnrs svsS
innugurasd " The brothe hood.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT EScAsrMEvr.-The annual
meeting Of Mount Carmel A. p. q. was held a. theis
rooms OF Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue,
on Thursday, January 2, 1883 The following officers
were elected Tor the ensuing year. viz WORTHY Pssris
area -ir John Bel; Vice fasr Acn or yossph smynl
Scribe. Sir John WIN Heape; fnsnoa Scribe SIR yonn
ir Thomas walsh: GUIDE, SIR john W Hanna; Assistants
Guide SIR VIII Am Bsaj Waterman. Sir james Collins;
sentinel, Sir T. l. Ksily.
FouSp DKAp-Yesterday afternoon tho dead body OF
an unknown man was found lying on the pavement Ia
1874 street, bstween Second and Third avenues. The
body was taken Ia charge b, the police, who notified
tho Coroner TO hold a. inquest
FIRs IL wesr sxvssrrgsrs STREET. between two and
three o'clock on Friday morning IRE broke out In the
rarisr store No ao5 West seventeenth street, owned By
Harris Arcnson Tho contents Of the store and tho fur.
niture on the second floor nearly all desroycds
about So Goo insured for 500 In Hamilton ana
a. 900 in Fircmon's Fund Insurance Companies The
carpenter shop OF Charles Ho,ton No 20I damaged
about 800; insured for $500 In the st. Nicholas lnsurk
Company the rear part 81 the buhoing No lAS
Eighth avenue IA damaged about $50 Nos 205 and 20J
arc damaged about $500. They arc owned BY l. v.