New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

eo Scs sw II 500 sos, s. 4 g.
MOIing-Cear and fine
and fine from to midnight
| Four hundred and fifty three vessels arrived
| at this port In September.
An unknown woman died suddenly at No. 1O4
Tenth ave. yesterday.
| Patrick Rafferty,, a small boy, had 1901 anu
leg badly crushed yesterday, while Jumping on ana OH
| freight train on the Hudson River kaiiroau'
John Andrews, an immigrant, was rescued
y" % % a Gas''
| Michael Meany, of No. 242 Monroe-st., yes
erday had his right arm cut of by circular saw tn9
wil at the foot Of East Fourteentst nc was taheh
| TO Bellevue Hospital.
| The John M. Steinmetz Association held a
target excursion yesterday at Cremorne GardeP seye
m as SaiIS ous eeber OBTAINED the first prize
John Diamond, aged 10 years, was run over
in Lbertyst yesterday afternoon, by cart driven oy
Robert Donserit and dangerously injured lie was 'aA0n
| to his home at No. 50 Westinghouse.
The examination of candidates for admission
to Columbia College School OF Mines commenced yes
forenoon Only twelve presented tSare
will probably be an addition to the number.
Timothy Mccarthy. aged IA, of No. 90 Bax-
s w St h h" corner Of Nassau and Liberty
received fracture Of the legs and other Injuries S
and held to ball.
| Early yesterday some burglars forced an en-
trance from an uDocuped adjoining building into the
on the second floor of No sol broadway and bursting
open the safe stole $2l2 with which they decamped by
| the Mercer-st entrance
A span of horses, attached to barouche
| containing Mr. Post and family, became frightened
yesterday afternoon at steam engine beng tested at
Canast to Motst and thence to Bayardst, where the
baroache came in contact with wagon and was badly
The monthly report of the City Mission shows
following figures 40 missions mission
Sunday Schools reading room 10 temperance meet
prayer meetings 100 sermons 400 families and 800 per-
visited $500 expended In relieving the worthy and
industrious poor and 100000 tracts and papers given
| away.
Thomas O'Brien of No. 90 Madison-st.,
quarroled with John yint OF No. 50 Jamesst, at the
day. land 0Bren stabbed bis opponent IN The gron;
causing DANGEROUS wSnnaeG ne was 70 Raa
yue Hospital. Yesterday Justice Bowling committed
OBnen to the Tombs.
crossing Broadway. Batteryplace yesterday,
Knocked down and run over by horse and wagon and
93i Last Fifty seventh-st was Knocked down by
horse at the Of Chatham and Pearsts and
| on the legs and body. The driver, VIM Chapman, was
also thrown out of the wagon and seriously injured
The work on. the new fish market at Fulton
Ferry being prosecuted with vigor One hundred and
nifty are constantly employed It Is expected that
tract ssys that the entire building must be finished BY
the list OF October but Mr.. Wright does not expect TO
the time the work was first begun It said tina. the
unsightly Fulton market buildings will he torn down
before many months and proper structure Tor market
BROOKLYN-The body washed ashore at
the foot OF Conoyerst on Wednesday has not yet been
identified. ~
The October term of the u. s. Circuit Court
will commence OIL Wednesday, the 9th inst.
On Monday last the residence of Mr.. Alfred
surtman at East wliamsonrgh was robbed OF Jewelry
and wearing apparel valued at $500
in oi1 IF bn
wiiamsburgh Industrial School was held at Washington
Hall last evening and was well patronized.
The rectifying establishment of Fitzpatrick
Internal Revenue officers yesterday on suspicion Of lie,
gal transactions 1900 gallons Of spirits were part OF the
seizure.
HOBOKEN.-NIrs. S. NJ. Ellis had her pocket
book stolen Wednesday alta iuueralat ST. Matthew's
church
UNION HILL.-Coroner White yesterday
concluded his inquest Margaret Corrigan, whose
death alleged have been the result OF violence
eeived at the hands of Peter Devn The testimony OF
Elder taken, but developed nothing against the ae-
and the jury rendered verdict Of death from nat
JERSEY CITY.-George Francis Train lee
ured ast evening at the Catholic Institute to an audi
nianlsm and American claims against England. his own
wealth Omaha his chance OF becoming President, &c,
Sratay assaulted Dennis Carroll on the Long Dock last
evening warrant has been issued for the arrest Of the
assailant.
HUDSON CITY.-Wm. O'Nel, who was ar
rested some time ago at the instance OF Thomas Reilly
OH chag" Of having made an Indecent assault upon his
and pfocured Reiysp arrest upon
charging him with having Threatened to take the life OF
the complainant.
BERGEN CITY.-Mss Susan b. Anthony
to have lectured here on Wednesday evening" An
audience OF six assembled hear her She her
self from appearing, In letter pleading other engage
ments.
NEWARK-In the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner yesterday Christian George pleaded not guilty TO
II indictments for burglary in East Orange and East New
ark and entered the plea 10 two indictments for
BURGLARY at Bloomfield Giem q, Sr Hairy
Cumberland County, have been arrested by Detective
Notteshp charged with passing counterfeit so oS Oi
yesterday the body OF John Klein late resident here,
found In the Potter's Field The corpse lay be-
tween the graves OF two children OF tho deceased VINO
had been buried there years ago. Family difficulties
were the cause OF the suicide. Raymond Weingarten
and jacob Trimborn while walking homeward last even
ing became involved In dispute which resulted In
brutal assault upon his companion by Trlmb0rn. Vein
garten was terribly aud bruised about his face and
BILE. TnDborn was last evening taken into Gus.
tody and held for trial in 500 bail;
The Newark Presbytery met last evening In the Second
German Church on susseHave.. and Installed the Rev.
g. Meet as pastor OF the Church; the Rev. j. b. Hop
Ennslow Of Bloomfield, delivered the sermon Two no.
torious gamblers known BLOOMFIELD SAM" aud Slim
JIM" taken into custody last evening on charge
Of gambling They feeced an old farmer rom Passalo
County out Of all the money he had.
PATERSON.-The gold crash has had the
effect 10 interfere In the SIX business raw SILK peng '
are advancing ten per cent. Good wOrkmen In com-
plicated trimmings scarce. Twentythree new ny
to be paesa d ~ hsbs % deaths ' and f
marriages The barn sf Mr.. Peter T. Brewer, at the
| Moth, burned OH Tuesday night.
Announcements
Upon fair and impartial review of the facts