New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
TILE CITY.

Arrests for the week, 1917.
Spurious $50 seyen-thrty Treasury notes are
aAoat
City mortality last week, 4l4 married, 47G
born. 324 stubborn, a.
The cars of the Avenue G. and Cross Town
Railroad will run to-day. Time Of the nip 50 minutes
The Receiver of Taxes collected last week
tC62,Il0 o. for personal taxes
The Mayors Marshal last week granted 4G7
licenses, and received S3j 10
Louisa Berndt died suddenly, yesterday at
No 5G6 Eighth-aye
A male infant, age about three. days, was,
yesterday morning found Oh the stoop Of No 22 West
Eeventh.st.. and taken to Police Headquarters
Ann Mckinney, age 90 died suddenly, last
evening at her residence in Fifyrsst, between
Sixth aud Seventh-aves.
The Fishmongers' Market mt Fulton Ferry
will he opened to the public tomorrow from 10 A. W. 10
The Free-Labor and Intelligence Bureau in
Plimpton Building found employment for 100 persons
last week
On and after tomorrow trains will he run
through from this city 10 San Francisco IN slN days, IN
stead Of seven.
A meeting of Universaists will be held on
Friday evening In the Rev. Dr. Chapns church,to con
slider the propriey Of building new church IN Harlem
Charles Teujeus, age years, of No. 4S Tenth
ave. fell into the North River Saturday from the foot
of West Thirteenth-st., and was drowned
Josepha Clifton, an abandoned woman, on Sat
urday night made two unsuccessful attempts 10 hang her
self In the Twenty Dinthst. Police Station.
A basket containing some wearing apparel and
burglars jimmy. is at the West Twentiethst Police
station awaiting an owner. The articles we're taken
from a suspicious character. who made his escape.
The ordination and installation of the Rev.
Edwin T. Swccser as pastor OF the Third Uniyefsalist
Church, corner OF Blocker and DownlnRss viii take
place Oh Thursday evening, commencing at "a O'Clock.
The General Committee of the Humboldt
Celebration announce a loss Of s23 co. The monument
and festival cost $3.50 80 While the reached
The Rev. DIR. Thomas Price of Wales will
deliver lecture lin Welsh ON the Literary History Of
In Thirleenthst.
To-day steamers of the Fail River line
StOnngtOn line, and Norwich and Worcester line, FOR
Boston and intermediate points Will leave TINS cy al
instead OF 8 =. ~. .... .......
Capt Hall will lecture this evening mt Stein
WAY Hal" on " M u ns ASe h ss4 int az" rs
turned from his Arctic voyage.
The Central Park Meteorological Report for
last week shows that the total rainfall for the week was
inches and that Of the Thermometer 5i.s degrees
From the 1st to the 10Th inst, the Castle
Garden Labor Exchange received 1873 applications FOR
whom about third were females a7 OF these people
unable tOiread or write.
The tin.ware manufactory of II. H. Hemp
stead second floor Of No. 27s Pcarlst. dam.
aged by fire ON Saturday night $500 Insured The first
floor is occupied by Mrs Batter restaurant and she
also owns the building. Loss about $500. Insured.
Officer Doyle of the IIarbOr Police on Satur-
day found $500 worth Of rubber under tho plankmg IN
the hold Of tue schooner Franklin Treat ae arrived at
this port from Para South America IL had been stolen
by some Of the on the passage -.
The children belonging to Randall's Island
paid visit on Saturday morning 10 the American Inst
tute Fair They conducted through the building
Mr. Chambers the Secretary or the Institute aud others
OF the members, and enjoyed themselves very much.
Yesterday an unknown man jumped from
drowned. The body recovered after and taken
to the Morgue. Deceased wore gray knit jacket dark
and brown straw hat
The Delta Sigma Reunion. a club of New
York City College graduates dined Saturday night in
the Glenhain Hotel Fifth-ave The gded walls of the
pretty dining glistened in the light flowers threw
their perfume around the Glenham Band played Its live
es airs aud the young fellows remarkably happy
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice shandey Henry Kabor wac charged ny his