New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14
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THE CITY.
Controller Connolly was at his office yester-
John Harmesfager. aged 81, and a native of
Germany died suddenly yesterday at No 81 Fourth-st
The "bogus ticket agencies" refunded $500
yesterday which they had swnded some too conhdipg
| strangers out OF.
An infant, about three weeks old, was found
Yesterday morning in the Ihalway OF No "a Henryst,
and was taken to Police Headquarters
Among the arrivals by the steamers City of
Washington was Mr.. A. G. Cameron, the American dele
| gate to the late International Labor Congress.
The Board of Excise met yesterday, after.
noon, and adjourned TO next Wednesday, after tne
transaction Of very small amount OF routine Duslhess
A free lecture ON the "Origin of the French
language Its Importance and facility Of requirement.,
will be delivered AT Steek's Hsnsths evening, by Dr. H.
| Carlos.
The tenth anniversary of the Williams
| Literary Association VIII be celebrated at Alemania
Hall Tuesday next instead OF this evening" as has been
announced.
| The door of the grocery of G. EdifOhls at
No. S22 Hadsonst forced open yesterday morning
but the thieves became alarmed and Ned without seour
| ing any plumber
| George Kehl OF No. 70 Clrystie-st. was thrown
from his WAGON early by Grv an
| sts., and seriously injured
At the meeting of the Polytechnic Associa-
ton, this evening at room NO "A Cooper S Al,
rora Boreals," in opposition TO the Electric theory
The Rev. d. Faon Hutchinson, Grand Chap,
lain of the Grange Association OF Nova Scotia delivered
lecture Masonic Hall last evening on the hise anu
| Progress of the Order
The apartments of Mrs. Healey, dressmaker,
the third floor of No 702 Broadway, were entered yes
terday by thief who stole 200 worth OF wearing
| apparel
! A lecture on Utah was delivered last night
at Washington Hail. Brooklyn L. d., by Mr. Henry W.
IsaacsOn, for years past resident OF sI Lake
| City. He took decided ground against polygamy'
Last evening, at No. 4O5 Fourth-ave., DR..
Van Week made a very thorugh expose OF what are
ism.
The apartments of Mrs. Vanberg, on an upper
| floor Of No 7l3 Broadway, were entered on tuesday
evening by sneak thief who stole female apparel aud
jewelry to the amount Of $1,000. The occupants were
| absent at the time.
The Appleton Battalion, numbering over 100
members viii make their first parade for target Piao
tioe Saturday The corps Is composed OF tne EN-,
this city.
The stock of drugs, owned by r. w. Robin
son a SON i'm the basement OF No 1856 Greenwic-s.
damaged by fire and water yesterday to the amount OF
$500 The building damaged $780, The IRE was
| caused by spontaneous combustion
| Lewis Jacobs and Jacob Cooper, inspectors
OF Registry the Ninth Election District of the twenty
first Ward Tuesday evening in Thirty
| and were badly beaten. There were no arrests.
Messrs Eichberg g. Co.'s ,dyeing establish
ment at the foot Of Seventy Noitn kysI was
sured The building belongs TO the Hansen estate ana
| was damaged to the amount OF $1,000 insured
| Early yesterday some burglars entered the
office OF Hiram A. dealer IN lumber at the foot OF
| West Thirtiethst and blew open the safe There was
nothing of value in 1t, and the thieves took nothing
away. They left behind them some cold chsels aud
| other instruments.
The American Geographical and Statistical
Society will hold its regular monthly meeting this even
Ing, at their rooms in the Cooper Institute Dr. d. b.
Simmons resident of Yedo In professional capacity,
VIII read paper on Inc 1oPVsrapp! VI japan @nu Ho
| Japanese Earthquakes"
Previous to the thunder shower of yesterday
morning the last one in October occurred IN l6 on he
18th, about p. Thunder and lightning are rare IN
this month. During February, 1867, on Saturday r me
and 9th at evening" thunder storms prevailed Is
| electric phenomenon sometimes occurs during BIO"
| Storm
| ball, given by the proprietor Mr. Funk. The hall mas
been entirely renovated since last season The walls and
ceiling handsomely frescoed presenting chase and
elegant appearance The attendance was not large Dut
the few that were present seemed to DO enjoying then-
| selves.
At the meeting of the Fire Commissioners,
Yesterday several applications for supplies were received
| and granted Mr. Bates OF the Fourth Battalion was
given permission 10 remove his Headquarters to his resi-
dence No 2S4 AttOrneyst To-day AT 10 trial OF new
method extnguishng fires will be given on the Har-
| lem flats.
Two hacking cases marked "Pekal," SOU
chong" we're on Saturday delivered IN somewhat
suspicious at QuaiPs, No; IL Catharinest on
have been sent sluigey's No II Hamiton-st He at
the time opened OF the boxes and removed two
parcels been asceTaiDed that were
expected at the number In Cathannest and the police
have the case in hand.
| The 18th anniversary of the wedding of Cum
mings Ii. Tucker. esq and wife, was celebrated few
days ago their residence in tins CITY, Beside the usual
|
! inal song sung speeches were made by the Rev
Thos Street and the Rev. Dr. Stevenson and All original
poem entitled "The Silver Bells read by the Rev.
j. Allen Maxwell Mr. Tucker Is the superintendent Of
| the Belt Railroad Company.
The Board of Aldermen, at a special meeting
| yesterday afternoon received messages from Mayor
Hall yetoing resolutions to pave with Nlcolson Pave
ment Fourth, Fifth, aud Twenty fourthsts. The mes
sages laid over for ten days. by resolutions
adopted the Beard decided to pave with Belgian Pave
ment Ninety third ST., from Third 10 Fourthayes Nine
ysecOndst, from Third 10 Fourth aves, ana Chrysues
from Division to Grandsts.
The third annual convention of the American
Institute OF Architects will held this city on
Of november beginning at D. IN. In addition to the
regular routine business TO be transacted papers on sub
ects Of interest TO the profession Will be contributed by
members Of the Institute report IN relation to pro-
fessona charges rules OF practice and competition, viii
also be presented by the Board Of Trustees All praccng
architects invited 10 attend and members invited
to prepare and read original papers on topics that may
| be Of interest 10 the profession.
BROOKLYN Burglars robbed the saloon of
Louis Cauimerer and John Heinerschid Of property
valued at $780,
Flatbush-ave. is to be paved on one side
with NIcolson pavement and the with Belgian.
The body of Mrs. Mary Ann Moore, aged As
years. had been missing from her home since Mon
day last found ia the water foot OF Jayst yeser
Principal Lodge No. 3S, /. o. 0. F., numbers
POS members being the largest lodge nthe country The
at the rooms. No. COurtst Addresses were made by
Daniel p. Barnard, p. g., and the Rev. Mr.. Gaddls,
aud r. g. Barns The officers elected are Joseph X. Gar
diner, n. g.. Ernst p. Bostwick, " O.; Dr. N Palmer,
Recording Secretary, p G aud George Bazlng Treas
| t. Petit.
EAST NEW-YORK.-George Williams was
arrested evening taken before Squire Seaman
charge Of setting fire dwelling house at Cypress
| Hill He was remanded to Jail for examination.
| YONKERS.-The fifth anniversary of the
Hudson River SabbathSchool Teachers Association
sembled at the Warburtonsve Baptist Church Tues
day. and continued their exercises yesterday About 100
delegates present from Long Island Staten Island
and the counties contiguous TO the Hudson River The
exercises Will be continued until this evening.
| NEW ROCHELLE.-In compliance with the
wishes of property owners, stem OF sewerage has
been commenced and lamp district established,