New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-18
THE CITY

tine. hou to 90 misty rain AT ':'o NAN '''
hall Of ~ irep'
THE CITY.
There are 500 men working Oh the ho" p0''
office. n, n,
The subscriptions TO the Huinooi"' '"
ment Fund amount TO sA,1o0 3d. - 20
The nolice will wear the Winter uniform,
gloves excepted. on and after MONDAY
Michael SkivingtOn, age 40 years, was aou"u
dead YESTERDAY, III the hallway OF NO 8 Muoerry-s.'
Weather nermittinC, there will be music on
the Mail at the Park to-day, commencing at ~ D. ~
Sly boxes of large envelopes, six large Dian y,
books, and four boxes OF magie-"heeis' """i'
the Beekman-st. Polce-statloh' ,..,
At the Howard Mission and Home for Little
Wanderers No 40 New BOwery there VIII DC Nc
School tomorrow at q p ID. and preaching a' :, p J."
The collection in the several churches to-
morrow will be for the beneh1 OF ANonu"''
The Roara of Supervisors have confirmed the
s. ~ per SOC -,
The SYNOD of New-YOrk, in connection with
the United Presbyterian Church, Will meet III tno
seventh Avenue church, near Twelth-stp Oh lhuiSo"'
evening. p:rb
Hotel last evening and adopted appropriate res
ontions relative to the death of Henry NJ Whitman Oh
Cincinnati u,;ot
Michael Casey of Eighteenth-st., near First,
yesterday backed his cart off the dock AT the io0 VI
Etthyst INTO the East River. and was drowned; Inc
horse and cart were taken from the river unnlnred'
James Carroll, age 65, of No. 137 Union ISL ST.,
prookyn was caught between the new PostOmce renee
and car No 81 of the East Broadway Inc yes'ero"y n'
seriously injured ., n
The schooner OneCo from Providence (De.
fore repOrted) ashore Niger Point, Hell Gae' Mas
haued of by the steam tug H. g. Carter l7tn lnsl anu
towed to the city for repairs
At An in0uest over James Griffin, who was
fatally injured by Secondave 1t was decided yes
rSnyy t5at The cardriyer was blameess, Griffin having
been intoxicated at the time OF the accident
Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday over
John Waters Who ee s eg S scSrner held
an inquest Philip Albury who died from cOnses'ion
Of the brain.
Horace Greeley. the Rev. J. II. Vincent, and
the Rev. Samuel H. Hllman will address the Morning
Star sunday school in Apollo Hall corner Oh ontSv son
and Twenty eighthst, AZ the reunion ana monthly eoh
cert, at 2 p. IN. tomorrow
An in0uest was held by Coroner Schlrmer,
Yesterday at No 80 RlvngtOnst over Henry strauss
the young German who Oh Thursday aller.oOi eOnn
ted suicide by shoOng-a consequence Oh nheiaucho!'
superinduced by disappointment in a love anair'
During fight in the porter house NO. , SSo
water-st, last evening John OCOnn0r' OF NO " MON
the place locked up in the Oakst police station
OConnor sent to Bellevue Hospital
The James Stephens Circle of the l. 4. B'
met last night for company drill and business at the AT
mory OF the First Regiment, corner broadway anu
Fourthst About IS men were present Inc o ths
meeting in accordance WIN the pIeseht iuio Vi WV
brotherhood. was strictly secret
An iron beam, forty feet long and about two
feet wide composed Of thick plates boted together
National Bank Broadway. IL is 10 be one OF two up
rights each side of the front door 1t weighs nine
tuns.
The ante-mortem statement of Wm Madden,
who was shot by Hamilton Thursday night in trout Of
Nibo's TheaSr taken yesterday by coroner fyhn
Hamilton was committed He declared That ne shOt
Madden in mistake for Martin Allen with whom he Is at
feud
The quarterly meeting of the Sunday School
ASSOCIATION OF the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
city and County OF New-York, will be held on Monday
10th INST O'Clock m, in the sunday OF
the Church of the Holy Communion corner OF IWehleth
ST. and Sixthaye.
While Patrolman Decker of the Fourteenth
Precinct was patrolng his post in Mulberry ST. near
REYNOLDS one Of the family of that whose conflicts
with police have made them notorious Inc omcef
after q struggle took his assaant TO the sprlhgs
Police Station.
The French corvette D'Estees, Lieut.. Com
mander Brueyre Beorier arrived at lower quarantine
Yesterday from Portau Prince having left there on the
9TH inst ant. Her commander reports that during the
pssssgS b but one
guns. and has crew OF lJO men ana oncers
all told.
Apollo Hall, corner of Twenty -eighth-st. and
Broadway the OF very pleasant reunion last
evening the occasion being the reopenng OF the hal by
last season The walls have been beautifully frescoed
by c. G. Garibold, an Italian artist The paintings
represent landscapes the perspective having tho eect
OF making the hall much larger than 1t really H.
Nymphs represented al each corner and at the lower
OF the building IS made IN limitation OF the Roman
coliseum The ceiling Ia covered with Hydrologic charac
ters OF flowers, DC few invited guests were
/ present, ana DOuntlful COLLATION. was served
At 4:30 p. III. yesterday, while James ID.
White age CO. OF No l02 Tenhave. was standing In Six
teentst. Teuthaye, he was approached by un-
known man. stabbed him in the cheek and then fed.
dressed at the West Twentcth-st. Police
station. At 1890, Maggie Moran Of No 70 Princest and
Maggie ONeI OF No. 4l3 East Thrteenthst quarreed
the corner OF East Houston and Mulberrysts and Mag
gle Moran stabbed her opponent over the right in
the shoulder arm, and other places. The wounds, al
though severe not dangerous. PatrOnan Brtton OF
the Broadway Squad hearing the noise OF the alteration
while duty in Police Headquarters. aud took
both into custody. The wounds dressed and both
were then locked up
The Police Commissioners have transferred
Sergeant John Gunner from the TO the
Nineteenth Precinct; John II. Policy Second 10 Nine
teenth; John NJ Robbins. Twenty eighth 10 Nineteenth
James Loonie, from Eighteenth to Nineteenth ;
John T. Wright, Nineteenth TO Eighteenth; Henry H.
Waters Nineteenth 10 Twcnty.seventh; Walter L. sand
ford Nineteenth TO Second; and William A. Russell,
Nineteenth 10 Twentyeighth. Twenty one patrolmen
also transferred. Policemen employed and paid by
public private corporations excepted from the
rule requiring members OF the force to the uni
FORMS whether of duty At the Police trials the
case Of Jacob Burckc alleged 10 have been brutally
beaten by officers OF the Fifth Precinct again called
up and again postponed. The other uninter
estlng.
The loss on building and machinery by the
burning of Judds Lnseed oil mandatory, at the
OF last and Cherry SITS. DANA ged by fire Thursday
night amounts TO $4,000 Insured by the following Com
panles:
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