New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
THE CITY.

NapOleOn DaltOn's restaurant on tne HisU -,
6oor and basement OF No. IS Broads was damaged "
fire on Saturday night the amount OF stOl ihsuIH9
The upper part Of the building is unoccuped The pulia
ing was damaged to the amount OF $500 Insured
The Committee on Election Frauds assem-
bled at the metropolitan Hotel onl saturday fv az no
evidence was taken and the Investigation was
until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The bows of the Newsboys' Lodging, House,
Nos 40 and 81 Parkpace, were agreeaby surprises, % s.
Dnddips Two hundred boys sat down to the repast
Addresses were made by several gentlemen friends
A torpedo, which had been placed on the
ThiPdaye railroad track In front OF FreDes Oei eA
ploded with loud report about o'clock last evening.
The explosion caused great deal OF eAeee1t on , no
shot in the hotel The torpedo was about the SIZE Oh
spanish dollar, and had been filled with some explosive
powder The explosion caused no damage
James Poole, alias "Jaconette," the colored
man Who on March O. assaulted his mistress Catharne
Tyndae alias Carter with an Az ana also pSno S s Vest
broadway was Saturday commtted to the I9mps " ~
Coroner Fynn to await ta m Roeyne Hospa has so
far recovered as to be enabled to leave the hospital
About o'clock on Saturday evening, Mrs
Mary Morgan of No As Elza6etnst TOOK an nnSndIadv
missed her pocketbook and followed tho car one DOCK
when Emma Lngard of No 463 Bowery VINO nau Dosr
opened the pocketboOk and commenced eSug e ro tm
money. The owner came upon her, snatoiou noi pioP
erty and turned her over to policeman
Gov. Bullock of Georgia, Marshall Jewell,
Republican candidate for Governor OF CenIese4t & a. d.
Cornell i Ge0 g the bon Hamilton
Harris Albany and Capt Brine OF the b.s Rscr Hi sv
and Geo W. Riggs. esq Washington are at the Bre1oIrt
House. Ex-Gov. Hahn Of louisiana and the Hon. +. a.
smith, Chicago. at the So. Nicholas Hotel Johh ",
SAKE Albany and o. b. Mattoson, Utica are al the As'oF
House.
On Saturday evening, Thomas Nealson, q
soot ~ While intoXicated quarrecd with and
beat the steward stephen Jones The latter staeDed
Nso9 IN e sPqSs 20 tSe Ss%YoS Hospital Jones wa.
arrested locked in the Beeknant Police statlon
took statements OF Chief Engineer
L. A. schofeld, second mate Charles Scott and others
who witnessed tho assault and the vessel was then al
lowed 10 depart
The date fixed for the dinner and reunion OF
the Alumni Of Union College resident IN hewlorh anu
vicinity the 2h o. APr neTt at % o e Wesiern
States have appointed similar Ieuhi3n % LOT 'nS i Tne
date d at Cheago age o sie Gov Hoan BISHOPS
and Litteohn, the Rev Drs DeWitt aud Morgan
distnsuished Alumni will be present Great mterest
has been manifested In the occasion.
People residing in Sixth-aye., between Fourth
by loud and repeated raps OF polccman's club Soon
aterward officers searched the yard and carpenter
had they left the premises however than In his
shirt-seoyes emerged through tho window OF an out
rived on the spot with coat which he handed 10 the
other who remarked. receiving IT, Ah see have
friend" Both then left the premises by ciOsslns over
the fences and escaped into Amityst
The New-York Poultry Society closed its
Far OF Saturday. Several collections % birds sold
public auction Some Of tho IRISH fowls sold as nigh
as $500 per trio. At o'clock r. the premiums were
publicly announced. Dr. A. Preterre received special
award OF spena gPd % nSaa IUr mn ed bsep
I'm operation at the Fair and during the time had brought
forth quite number of inantie chickens IL 80 ar
ranged that little bell indicates when there s too much
or too little and another bell announces the advent
OF ench chicken IL emerRet from ITS she'll THIS ncu-
baor has been successful operation over year. The
closing address was delivered in The evening by the Hon.
Erastus Brooks.
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their arrangements for the lifting celebration OF the
Goth anniversary Of the establishment OF the order on
this continent The addresses the occasion VIII he do
Iiyered at seinway Hail. the evening OF April 2 by
the Rev DR.. Edward II. Chaplin H. +. G., Smith OF But
scai entertainments under the direction OF Mr. c. Jerome
Hopkins assisted by several wsllknown musicians and
Immense numbers OF the Society Of Odd Felows and tho
impossibiy OF procuring large enough hall, IL has
been found necessary to reverse the custom OF former
wears aud 10 hold balls various places instead OF Civ
Ing grand ball. The Apollo Rooms and the GerIna,
Assembly Rooms VIII DO tho scene Oi tho principal
terpsohorean festivities
Yesterday morning quite n serious disturb
ance occurred IN the Jewish Synagogue IN Ryington,
near Orchardst. It Is customary 10 allow the elderly
portion OF the CATION leave the edce before
the close OF the services The younger portion re-
Moses Micha and wife Of No 270 East seyenthst at
tempted to leave at this time aud they we're Joined by
tees closed The doors and refused 10 allow them egress
High words passed between Mehall and slmon Cans,
two violent blows the face, causing tho blood 10 flow
copously Friends OF both passed eagerly forward, and
general ngni as the building took Micha into custody
o bc was locked up In the Edrdges Police station
The affair created great deal OF e1cementn tho vicin
iy.
BROOKLYN.-Arrests last week, 2S3.
Catharine Brakefield, residing at No. 10 Ham
lltonave, dropped dead, yesterday, while attending to
her domestic duties.
Among the incomes reported in Brooklyn are
the focwng .sI HeTry Gc ward BSseher s' j. ar
A u1aaeinp pntart ipclp1incy envaral
tabeo,u vird's, VIII be given at the hthcngnm on this
and tomorrow evenings Tho proceeds wi be for the
benefit OF the Zenana MISSION
John Francis, youth of 1s years. was ar
rested about O'Clock yesterday morning on the com
plant Of Mrs. Margaret Fields, charged him with
attempting 10 perpetrate an outrage upon her person
He was locked up 10 await an examination.
Officer Barr Of the Fortykrst Precinct found
Denns Fogarty aged % years yns sick the sidewalk
night In attempting 70 conduct him 20 his residence al
the corner OF iIudson-ave and Boyohss Fogarty COM
menced vomiting blood, and suddenly iell dead.
William ii. Haines, aged 18 years, was ar
rested Friday night by Detectives Polk and Videto
on warrant issued by Judge Waller. d Warrington
ued at $780, from the residence OF Mrs May Botsebaum
Of the place. The accused was back
A little boy, the son of Bernard McCleer, |
residing on Red Hook Point, was severely bitten by
the ownep Thomas Iayer who was arrested on as.
rant issued by tho Mayor for permitting the dog run
at large unmuzzed He was Held to bail to await |
hearing. |
The New York, Flushing and NOrthside Rail- |
road Directors met Saturday afternoon. and unan
cned serve account Of his health and business on
gagenents Conrad Poppenhausen, esq then chosen
President Of the old New.York and Flushing RAILROAD.
Directors Of the nov road expect TO have tho cars
and Whitestone early In the present season.
MOUNT VERNON, i. I-Mr. Robert Ballah, ap |
% ana H. ss ~, & 5tsdss I Of this Place & died very dsn, few s
slipped aad m b.. 9,es striking on the Tire Of the Wheel eus HI.