New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08

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THE CITY
Weather nermitting there will be music ID
the Central Park today at p Ill. -, o,od 6o
Ellen Sexton native tive oil leeah "sO
rrho po,;on commissioners held q long session
vesterdav' hut did no business OF pubic inp
'oo r,lS S.'aoraI of Mr.. Ferdinand Palmo VIII
,ts nace at o. H. instead of II o. H. tou"'' -
vi0usy stated. c,,orn ;obt festi-
m ~ tho Manhatta Club, Capt L. komann, to1n
vssterday at Fnnk's Union PARK ana was wen
Property Of different ss Of the
tom House 10 be sold at public auction " seeui0 p''
ment OF duty .:,.u, boro boon
n,aces on windows and In roofs OF houses III
this CITY during the past Summer under the aee'on Va
the Board OF Health
Bartholomew Riley was committed by JUS
,ice Dodge Yesterday answer charge OF seduction
since the oense, Riley married another woman, VINO ac
Inpaned him 10 court yesterday
Dan Noble, well known to the police of tins
and other cities reprmanded yesterday by Justice
:6 io .stnsinc 70 leave the corner OF Broadway and
Houston-st when reguel!tS ~ az elpcer' 40
The calendar of the Court of Specia! ses:
contained az c
None OF them OF general interest to the pubnc'
The Abingdon Square Savings Bank com
mence operations today The officers are 9 lIo nn
Vice Presidents; George W. Brown, treasurer W. H.
Davis Secretary.
George III. Shirley OF Maine has been reap
pointed United States Welgher, by Collector Gnne 10
the place OF Percy b. Spear removed Very rev chaLgGs
taking place AZ tho Custom House NOWADAYS ~niJn
tends to indicate that the places nave Deeh pretty heaV
filled "a ~ -. ~ "e.' - -
Charles Newer, aged So laborer, residing
ut No West Forty ST. was knocked down yester
day by span OF horses attached to truck IN
between FIftieh and Fifty rststs and received AtVU
pound fracture Of both legs He was taken 10 bellevue
Hospital.
Returns of process were made in the L nlted
District Court yesterday IN the following cases no
claimants appearing the property was c9ndenned by a.
fault United states egt }poxes Of TOBACCO sonf uns
81 same agt II packages Of distilled spirits seld az the
esa6slnlsnt Of John Welsh, No s20 West .teenthst
The whole line Of the the Nsegwv-p.Aven, Middle
town, and Wmantic Kar0 on y" the arne TO
proposed to have the ro'|. open from New Haven to
aanS % Se So or eSy IN the ssH yeS and
when Il % comp ted the distance from this city 10 bos
ton VIII " >,ortened about IS miles, saving one noun
u9ie ". ,ween the two cities. ,
It the ANIMAL meeting Of the New YORK
Roar of Cotton Brokers yesterday the following Officers
were reelected for the ensuing year rlssiuT Trr
George Copeland secretary ), r. Dayton Ass!st"nt
Secretary, h. H. Powers The following genc,1n W.
Charles A Easton. j. T. Adams, George Cornwall, Walter
r. Miller. r. r. Dufais Samuel Munn.
The following increase of salaries OF 0flceTs
In the Assistant Treasurers Office IN tins city nave oeen
approved by the Treasury Department at washington
Il, a. oo g. T. Culck paying teller, from $500 to 5000
A. H. Weaver coin teller, from t2I0O 10 N5Vp A. lnh
ham interest clerk from o. SO $3.50 W T. White
check clerk. from slGo Ia sl'0O; Henry heiu' oVoA
keeper, from $5eO Ia aCjO
The Directrcsses of the Ladies Home
Missionary society Yesterday at the Old Brewery
Mission. No 81 Park st. The reading room which was
opened In June has proved complete success ahu 70
filled every evening with the denizcns of that Locality.
The library has increased 70 900 volumes mostly the sis
of book publishers The leading ua,y anu mecs 20
newspapers are also kept on file. Preparations ioI
Thanksgiving festival are commenced ana AN appe
children under their charge.
BROOKLYN.-The Central Temperance As
ISOLATION Of knG' County ,ptS as shs Citizens
lnat they had right to protest aHainst VIZ
IN nrsur, statement showing the cases Of VIOLATION OF
the Excise Law IN the County ana 10 protest Sr '9
gross dcrectlou Of duty OF D.suIcthuoIh'J "O'''' "
not prosecuting the parties
There were 203 deaths in this city last week.
Orthese. 70 men, 81 women II boys ana 90 gins
20 and 90 2 aud between ~ and 90, a. United sthtes
$780, Irish 50: German. IA. The principal dia'ases W..
cholera lnfantuiu 81 consumption, Il; mar" ,,uE H.
There were no deaths in First Ward; cr. we're two
IN the Second; is in the Tenth; aud - IN the sixteenth
The injunction obi.~atncd by the Brooklyn
, Hi; 10y, restraining the Water Board
Judge Barnard in the Supreme Court Oh the
gro. that the Water Board had right TO use any
public street In any manner deemed best Tor the pubic
good he no reason why they should be prevented
from building sewer II they IA the properly appointed
officers OF the city, considered II best to do 40
! FLUSHING,-The relatives VI Mrs Bnrtsell. who
va. Killed March last the Msns depot Of The fa,bg Railroad
h,. the Company tr Saeo Geo fooir
,a .T,ed on the eh.ry, Of .s.ug Robinson also col
or,A pl. guilty yesterday before Justice QlaTeTman, aud
| mAld,I . ssst ID. action OF the GRANDEUR
JAMAICA-Thomas Clark of Fosters Meadow
appeared before Justice Sasd,t ys'.fSsJ ana ss lL "
GREENPORT.-Th loss Of Mr.. John Chaplin and
sou fla. Village believed They Sta sd 10 h. bay from
Oeui Friday during the heavy blow and have not
beard um Yesterday the aud oars Of e vessel we're
beach showing that the wrecked Sharks are
/ the bar.
SPUYTEN DUYVlL.-Coroner Smith was called
yesterday uqu,., rhoms. BJAnt ssVe Of Scotland
age a. the creek aud drospcd
TARRYTOWN.-Somc burglars entered the resi-
Cad widow BesimABavs Monday night sud
her OF 900 portion ho pension Which she bad saved
The new depot for Hudson River Railroad this place IL
progressing rapidly IL viii be handsome bnos eu'hg 10 feet on'
deep. The location Is south Of the old budins
SING SING oroner McEntee was called yester-
day TO hold an inquest Brennan native OF Co Ireland
Ray ge L. l., sho while uUirr the
oquo bad teu into hay cnh aud bad his neck brol
M James De smith Mi road and
whose hay IoH the accident occurred
PLEASANTVILIE, n. Y.-Thomas Van Bucren of
Pesne sbo recently fell o of wagon Ia sts Sing died few
days
CRAIGNIII.E.-The Sons of Temperance OF
Orng. County pic to-day "Wednesday
C.ge b, Newburgh branch Of the ste ssA They have
invited aud tho indications that IL
will be tho largest gathering 81 the kBd hcld tbs county
UOBOKEN.-The Jersey City and Bergen Horse
North Hudson
Company ba all the track south of Ponli
Jersey City. The body of female child three moIh,