New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE CITY.

Chn,lno davidson, age Sc, truck driver, datey
living i'm Monroe ST., dled III haiuo" i'''' -.
~ poord of County Canvassers met y esteI-
Inc DOaIua ootely took q recess until this morning
my a ~ ~ expected the Board VIII oone"uo ITO
pauline Canissa, who sang mere IN oPe d la q
IauIln COO returned from Europe last week. one mas
hen NV ysipgiDg at Milan.
IL the action of Florence agt: Butler, zen:
RptIer has bail in the suits 2Po3g 70 d q
last evening Detective Cusick of the Buffalo
police took back that city Daniel Hogan, the sailor
whose arrest for grand larceny has already Oeeh "n
DOuDoed.
The Young Peoples Christian Association a 0Ic6 OF
MaedougalSt baptist Church, announce that Mr. DeCor
dova will lecture for them in the church on tonofrO"
evening Subject" our New Clergyman"
Bids were to have been opened and contracts
awarded by the Croton Department, yesterday, Tor
Paving several streets with pavement put
cnsdeTatiop of the subject was postponed indefinitely
Last evening, Clansman Robert Anderson,
gave the first of of during the season IN
t90tiVe sndience The speaker for his subject,
KnoWledge as derived from the observation Of nature
from the study Of books ana argued lna' INC Vn'
study is incomplete without the other
At 10 D. m. yesterday, Sergeant Gunner anu
ROundsman Fuller Of the Nnetee9th a dfee acop5
Rept by Stephen Tabert and captured quantity OF faro
TaSeTt. EnSene Baldwin Richard Banks, John Drum
nond Winfield Brown, and owen Carson were arrested
On Monday evening ROundsman Combs and
Yet on an Eghthave. car at Thrtyseventhst, having
n their possession three bags The officers gave chase
and the men eaped from the and ran away leaving
the bags behind them These found to contain TWO
'front.' of the store Of Hardy, at No 6s5 EghthaYe
Herman Gallert, an inmate of the tenement
No Ludowst was found dead ID ms TSOn AZ SS
rope from above the doorway, standing on chair 20
adjust the moose and then kicking the f Ss caTse The
deceased was single man, age 40 ahda poeAeEUooA
maker. =,
A special meeting of the Commissioners OF
Par was Yesterday. 3
They concurred with the Commissioners OF Weschestef
There win be greater skating facilities than at prey
GUS the Park this Winter An entirely new SET
Ss SSiSns srs Sns extended O'
Officer McKeeyer of the Fourteenth Precinct
early eoE as SeRsO the
Levi fence" Oh Beeckerst. He followed ana asGeI
vet trimming pieces Of black and purple ribbons
together worth about 5000 When arrested, t1e man
of the property which is supposed TO be stolen
toni House.
About 80 of the young artists Of this city
met few evenings ago at No 65s Broad way ana organ
mutual and the suppression Of the trash
sDquay sold IN this city works OF art Aa arc 10 pTo
vide fund for needy members. The following are tne
Getine President C. Pyne Vice President, j. Nmmo;
Secretary, Charles j. Taylor Treasurer Thomas j. BTU
tain
The third in the "star" course of lectures
was gwen last evening at steinway Hail. by the Rev
John Hail. d. pastor Of the 6csNTer m Gn
line sketch Of the history Of switzerland from the time
the HeIyeti down to more modern days made brief
Gons TO the natural 81 sne sSd ana
the whole moral reflections adapted 10 the proper
ceded Sy PRAYER and closed with the singing Of the DOIO
OGy by the audience. But small audience was present
The fat men busted themselves last evening
cember, at Irving Hall This affair promises to be
grand and massive success Several unsuccessful al
heen ma
of tie bulk OF tickets and those purpOsng TO attend
Ssas Of tina that fraternity Nj j. W Funk the
of Irving Hall member Of the association ton ana guar
good aud sufficient supper on the 2otn d%ehy
seven members present President FISK occupying
the chair Twelve new members were elected inciudlng
Mr.. George Cassidy Of 1915 pounds ayordupois.
The fourth Of course of lectures was de-
ivered last evening by the Rev. Howard Crosby IN the
and its Ruins The lecturer the outset, said that
The Ella By ss T pSn sGt a s H
eontated the fragment Of history which we nave from
discrepancies Of contemporary stories, showed the
nnreabHiy Of both He said that all the history We
apex, very little foundation for IA large ons ne
berOgyphs alike and that the inscriptions on obelisks
and temples credible testimony Of the doings OF
we have Of Egypt he aimed to show that nothing had
been found IN the line Of discovery that could initiate
ton Of The present condition Of the people ana the land
Turkish nation made evident by reference TO incidents
which the lecturer observed while travelling In that land
BR00KLYN.-The deaths in Brooklyn last
week numbered I49,
Margaret Kniesse, German woman, 81 years
old was run over by carriage III GTahamaye, T. d.,
aud died yesterday from her injuries.
River thieves stole quantity of rope from
barge at the Westinghouse. Monday night.
They made their escape In boat to New-York.
The annual sale of property for unpaid water
rates Of 1862 took place yeeIasS az T1e o HS
sale viii be continued next Tuesday.
The Brooklyn Board of Education yesterday
held special meeting aud adopted the report OF the
rtrset fT stationeTy 70 R NJ WLitiug r and for sup,
plies TO John Bunce, for one year.
Mrs. Wallace, who with her husband and son
Jumped the window Of her at the time OF the
re Ia Furman.st ON Saturday last, and badly iu-
jured still lives. Several Of her RIBS one Of her hip
skul 10 fractured Monday night she suffered from
premature birth She is not yet aware Of the death Of
her husbaDd and son.
An affray occurred in the lager-beer saloon
Of George Brand corner OF Grahamave and Marshallst
Saturday night last, between Brand and colored
named PrImus Hamilton, during which Hamilton
IL is alleged kicked Brand In the abdomen causing
rupture from the effects OF which he died on Monday
night Hamilton arrested and held 10 await The re-
suit OF the CorOner's inquest which is now being held
Fanny Lewis, age 10, residing at No. "a
Fourth place, died the goth inst from the elects OF
been playing. Dr. H. A. Archer performed an autopsy
when discovered that the girl had died from peri
tOns supernduced by violence Coroner Jones held an
inquest, and verdict rendered In accordance with
The facts.
The Brooklyn, Hunters Point and Williams
burgh Railroad Company yesterday made application TO
Judge Gilbert the Supreme Court for the appointment
OF Commissioners to damages Of the owners OF the
erty along line Of the oppose the application
the ground that the Company have not compiled with
eOnseDt OF the majority Of the property and not
Ming their certificate Of organization with the Secretary
OF State.
FLUSHING, L. I.--TO-day cOnvOcatiOn of
the Episcopal clergy OF Long Island will be held in st.
Georgia Church Bishop Llttle(ohn VIII preach the SER