New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19
THE CITY.

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THE CITY.
VIM. Clare, age 10 DAYS, died suddenly, yes
terday morning, at No. c9s West Forty secondst
Daniel McManus, while intoxicated fell from
University place car last evening" ana receNeu p'u
cut on the head.
George Selleck, age 69 years, yesterday cut
his throat with a while temporarily insane, in NC
apartments at No II Varckst. The wound iS tnOusn'
TO be fatal
Otto Tratscher, age years, of No: 81 XIV;
ingonst, over at the corner OF snoE anu
Grandsts Yesterday by truck driven by John hes'n'
and seriously injured
Prof Walsh of st. Stephens Academy, an
for preparing ySg9sd m ssa 20 evening" by the
students with a handsome watch and neat address.
The steamboat Mary Powell, running be-
this city and ROndOT made her s BREW e and
ChaSncey Vibbafd Will cease their trips for the season
The Presbyterian Synod of New-York and
New-Jersey New SCHOOL, will meet 10 PoughseepsS NO
day. and win hold three day ana ,nIG topafpse
Company B, Goth Regiment N. u. >. ~. l.,
had target excursion and picnic YESTERDAY, az ardSd
Union PARK seyeF Sa naRdsTSe prices "''0
Henry Epps of No. s. Market.st. yesterday
fell from the fourth to the third story OF the DuGnS s az
rouSg injured about the head He was taken home
Edward Bucker, age years, OF No. 20 Stan
tonst was last evening run over In stantonst near
GhrysSs by car OF rI nS Yesterday and was
dangerously injured.
The twentieth anniversary exercises OF the
American Bible Union will commence tomorrow 10 tne
Baptst Mariners Temple corner OF OnVor ana fiery
ss and be continued In the place on Thursday
number OF distinguished clergymen are expected
James Corrigan, laborer was dangerously
injured yesterday, by the cavng in OF an emDankmeh
while he digging trench for some gasppesM tst
ave. and Onehundred ifteenthst. He was taken
home TO Firstaye. and Onehundred andeleventh-st'
The steamship Pereire, Capt. Duchesne, OF
the Havre line, left Brest at D. M, Oct ana passed
Sandy Hook at M 18th yesterday MAKING tne pas
passage across the Atlantic on record.
| Dennis Sullivan of No. 342 Water.st., quarreled
last evening with Peter Ward OF No 80 monr2es az tne
corner of South and R0oseveltss and with ls hand
tore the mouth Of the latter in shocking manner He
was locked up in the 0ak-st Police Station.
| VIM Edwards, brakeman on. the Hudson
River Railroad had his leg broken at The spuyten Dnyve
Creek station BY barrel Of iron castings fane on an
\ taken TO the Mount Sinai Hospital
| At Dramatic Hall the TeutOnia Maennechor
held well attended ball last evening me Messrs.
ssdmby Rooms a nsh and the Schiller Lodge No
/ l2s u g. q. T., gave ball at the Gernana Assembly
Rooms celebrate the 25h anniversary OK the founda
ton Of the Lodge Large numbers OF pretty ladies' ana
well dressed gentlemen attended the festivities al eacn
Two new Roman Catholic Churches are to be
erected in the New York d9oese-one az washington
lights and the other at Mstt Haven Inc rev n VI
st. James in this city, will take charge OF the washngton
ST. Peters Church. and lattery Of tho Church OF the I'm
maculate Conception is TO direct affairs at Mott Haven.
| Operations are TO be commenced immediately.
I The recent newspaper reports concerning an
immense hotel on Murray HILL and another near the Cen
trial Park TO be built by Paran Stevens OF the ItL
prove upon inquiry 70 the merest rumors The stet
sons themselves know nothing about such an enter
aPa rs @ScS sSSa Of S
| to purgatory Of building new hotel'
| BROOKLYN.-Henry-s is to be paved with
| scrimshaw Concrete pavement
4 of
road from Ninthst through Ninthaye. and Fifteenth.
st., to the city line. win be completed in few days
The body of man aged about so years was
found In the water at the foot of Warreust Sunday
In one Of the pockets found card bearing tho name
"wm. N. Buckley No asa Goldstp Brooklyn' The BODY
| has not been identihed.
The members of the Board of Aldermen and
the Water Department make their annual Inspection Of
the water-works OF the city today They VIII also ylsit
ponds In the vicinity not now IN use, with view 70
| increasing the supply Of water
The Choir of St, AIMS Church had re-
hearsa the church as evening under the leader
ship OF the organist John ~ LoretI r. on Wednesday
morning the chimes viii ring out the changes and Ola
Hundred for the iirst time The dedication VIII he
grand event.
! The Young Peoples Association Of the Third
Presbyterian Church. Jayst near Sands, give their IN
tisi entertainment this evening The music, under the
direction Of Mr.. James Mallory win DO rich and varied
and short addresses by the Rev. Dr. Dewey. the Rev
| sion an interesting one.
| ISLIP.--A party of gentlemen while cunning
near this village few days ago Killed two raiesnahes
are the only specimens this reptile that have been
| on the Island IN many years.
CUTCHOGUE.--The Suffolk County TEN
perance Society win hold their annual meeting at this
place today and TO morrow whom oeers for The ensuing
year will be elected, and other business OF interest
1 transacted.
WEST FARNS.-A stable belonging 20 Mrs
Ralph Smith Of West Farms, and occupied by Mr..
ds aSE 10 hS S9
AGO. and fine horse wac 60 badly burned that 1t 10 Lot
| expected 70 recover.
MOTT HAVEN.-The residence of Mr.. Geo
burglars on Sunday while the family attending
church. and robbed Of two gold watches, one silver
with which the rogues escaped valuable horse with
q wagon attached, belonging 10 MT r. EpOnsolI hard
dealer on Boston Road while standing IN front OF
started of at full speed colid ng with tree anu smash
ing the wagon 90 pieces large splinter ran into the
horses breast killing him instantly.
YONKERS.-Mr. George X. Tremper is q
candidate for School Commissioner of the First District.
HOBOKEN.-ArthurL l.. Roberts walked of
canal boat, which he had been employed, into the
Morris Canal basin Saturday, and was drowned. His
body has not yet been recovered
WEST HOB0KEN.-A wagon passed over
the arm Of Jacob Setback yesterday and injured 70
badly that amputation vas necessary.
BERGEN CITY.-Patrick Quinn and James
Cunningham, engaged in q fight here yesterday, during
which Quinn had one Of his fingers pretty well masti-
Gated Both the men were hed Tor examination By Re
corder Matthews.
BAYONNE, N. J.-SOme thieves on Sunday
morning entered Officer Vreeands house in the Third
Ward and stole two Herald has ceased
10 exist.
PATERS0N.-The Columbian Guards of New
ark visited the Passaic Falls yesterday target
cursion. Peter Ashheld, and badly
injured yesterday The Passaie Horse Railroad yester
day began TO TO Man-st II win DO extended 10
Broadway. and the fare viii remain eight cents The
quarterly report of the Passaic County National Bank