New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
TIE CITY.

to1med IN Sis Cifv and now numbers SO members
Ann Bolcr of No. 149 East Broadway zen
from shed, yesterday. and fractured n'' -.
The fire Commissioners met yesterday ou'
did nothing of Importance ,,olor ,l,ot
-, 81 Referred Claims closes November 10
ed III All claims should be filed before tDa' 'i'ne'
T1orry c,ejsner aged 40 years, died suddenly
yesterday at his residence III inc i''' "
fy Melinda Blanchard, aged 8 years, fell Gu. of
n secand.sfory window at No. $50 West rory, 'h"S'"
vesteriav aud was, u rs Thought, iataly hJucu'
At the Essex Market Police Court before
1rsice s6andley Minnie Livingston, notorious char
Setcr was committed Tor keeping di'orderly mousse
Daniel Wren of No. 7s} 0liyer-st., while
naseue No 2c2 Chatham-ss, yesterday, was struck on
he head aud severely injured by jost which fell nom
an awning
The Long Island Historical Society met on
Tuesday evening in the Chapel Of The Packer Institute
10 listen TO an address FROM Prof j. Nowhury of Co
iuinba College. America One Thousand years Ago
The taxes on real and personal property, and
bank stockholders have been assessed, and the Xb0oks
delivered 10 Mr. smyth, Receiver Finance BuusnG
2 and reduction at the rate of per cent per ahnum
calculated from day Of payment 20 Dec T. will DO made
10 ell vino pay previous 10 the lst OF November
The Commissioners Of Emigration report that
I'm the past week 1851 cmiGrants arrived at TINS port
making total for the year OF 1927 against 2JSsi as
with the same gsS1 reccp t" aes o o
tobor o. for Communication II passengers siPA% 7i JUS
ury, {i26,6n D.
The Trades Unions Presidents met last even
ING at Early Closing Hail. MI Tucker IN tho chair 20 Tor
ward the organization OF the new LABOR Reform party
Letters were read from several cahdiles dot f d
fees in reply Go nterroga tOries sent out ny me
committee, ju which they pledged thtr supgolS 10
nilhe.iies on we toW ~ for n t.enblv The
meeting then adjourned until saturday evening next
Among the arrivals in the city ore Senator
Rnokalew Of Pennsylvania, 90 tho Newiork Hotel TX
GOV 1ldnCr % ~ y $50, ~ =, nover n Y
G., Maine, the Hon IL hetchall NJ - -, " b. ~
Judge Kingsley Norwich, n Y, the Hon H. d. l'ee on
Naue and the Hon. G. woodward ~ Vermont az thc
FIfA-ave Hotels Gen j. d. imboden OF Nligina, ~ t9
Coleman House Gen y. a. Morris of indiana, aud O. NJ
Pullman Chicago, az tho ST. Nchoias Hotel PROFESSOR
Henry OF the Smithsonian Institute, at the Astor House
| Judge Hale OF Elzabethown. ~ the Hoffman ,us9
! Prof Twinmg Of Now-lIayen. at the Everett House
Before President Acton and Commissioners
Brennan and Manerre Officers Levi, NJ Ierhnne fe,eI
r. smith, aud Peter Medley Of the Ninth Prec4St ma
/ Patrick D0udCan and Rehatd Undermil OF INC foudn
tive beats Officer Ehenezcr Lidgatc was eharsed oy
/ Mr. James CorcorPn of No C IenhaVe. OF nav nj
dent Acton pronounced Iideato unh To no ponccman
Alr George w. Fuller supc luieudet or street Iy@uIS
Procnc Tor afrespg him for refusing give names OF
! himself aud a gang Of men working under hi'n
In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Arthur
the foot Of Waist was eIrgned before Alderman Co
man to answer charge OF stealing case oi 5.S' o
valued 500 Committed Martin Mitchell and Ber-
hand In the larceny Of sail boat laden with cians aud
oysters from BayOnne, n. j., the property OF X ~ LIS
80 ~ lie cargo They we're Held for tial Thomns
Casey, Dennis McAric. Michael Cummings. l"nms
Fearty danes Doran, Dennis Mccarthy Patriyk ba'y,
and David satteIy vino were found IN possession " inc
| boat, also committed.
! At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester
day. before Justice Dodge But Riley Ahe 1915 ala Coouy
seven or eight others of TIC ancy were locaod w IN
default Of 500 bail each, on charge Of hsyins been en-
lance ID termed friendly mw grinding each others
! eve 3D.. balance
either watching the cOntcst or fighting on their own
committed an assault on judge AEer Of the Marine
Court .Reyerdy G: Alexander was held in 500 hail 70
$3.50 80 and forging check for $780, ngang the namo
OF NJ II. Troop. W imn simpson Was committed for
committed in august last
BROOKLYN.-Dr Hebbard Will address the
Young Mems Christian Association carly ~ November
The Plymouth Young Peoples Association
Church, on Tuesday evening
No. 1O5 Prospect-st. and No % TaIman-st
were slightly damaged by are last evening. caused by
| fireworks.
The Rev. William y. Boolo is. to deliver
lecture for the benefit The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Central NJ L. Church 10 South secOnd-st, this evening
| Judge Benedict, yesterday. ordered 4 Grand
Jury TO DO summoned ia TIC United States District Court
ior the first Wednesday 20 November
Ellen Corners found sick Yesterday at Cath
ferry, conveyed 20 ihe Forty Precinct
station Honse where She birth to maic infant.
The stationery store Of w II. IIodgins No.
amounting 10 about $50.
John Mower while at woll, in an excavation
under the railroad tiac' m Greenayc near bedford ave.
yesterday accidentally placed hs arm Oh tho Fa aud
car ran over ana nearly severed %.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
te Eastor District held their second annual meeting on
drcUs, the Roy. W. NorhiOp and Tho Roy. s. Pouie
roy.
The 47th Regiment, y. C. S. y. Y. was in |
speelcd on Tuesday evening by major Fostry. There
were 900 men IL Inc, and TIE Major expressed himself
entirely satisfied with me dl aud appearance Of the
men.
Matthew Harrington was fined S25 Yesterday |
ing to Edward Price farmer. residing near Greenwood
Harrington was gn2 cunning excursion at The time he
Mr.. Frederick b. Lawrence, T. s. internal !
Revenue Collector who arrested on Tuesday evening
the charge OF feonious assault IN shooting Maria
fore Justice Riley yesterday. The husband TIE Injured
woman declining 70 make q complaint the case was dis
missed and the defendant discharged.
Yesterday morning, at about o'clock a fire
occurred I'm the threost0y brick building Of Ful
tonave and Hallst, causing $4,000 damage. The lower
hoor was occupied by hr knowltoh rs "A real estate
Office. and tine upper floors by Mrs Smith a. boarding.
house The latter lost about $1,000 worth Of goods aud
furniture. Mr.. Knowon's loss amounts TO about $500.
In the Kings County Supreme Court, ycster-
day, the Militia (Crooko ACT. Molncux) came up
again. Judge Gilbert rendered decision in favor Of tho
the appointment at tEis time. stating substance that
this was either failure Of legislation Intentional
omission the Legislature, perhaps, intending that
vacancy occurring ia the recess should be temporarily
supplied by the senior brigade commander assuming
command He nevertheless deems tho point sufficiently
close and nice 30 require % be definitely determined
nv the highest judicial authority OF the State and has
granted stay OF proceedings In which to make case
to be heard at the General Term IN December and IL
there the Judgment Is affirmed. to lie carried to
the Court OF Appeals in January, Tho court martial
for the trial Of Gen Crooke for dsobeenco OF orders
arising out Of tins appointment viii be hold at the Port
landave. arsenal to-day.
PATCHOGUE, L. I-Charles Avery was severely |
Injured falling load fJTk