New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
| The third regular meeting of the Westchester
County Teachers Association VIII Do heu III 'his ey
next Saturday morning
The second lecture of course on Zoology StnaGgy
dree will be delivered at Cooper Institute ."
evening, by Prof Adrian j. EDelL -.
An Encampment of Post Sedgwick No II
will be held at No. s35 Broadway TINS evening ioi 'N'
public installation Of Post Oficers
| The Erie Railway Company is about to put
on line of coaches from their ferries In New Two
vehicles already finished, and two others are 0oo
OF construction. =,
| DIR. Edmund r. Peaslee delivers his fourth
lecture TO gentlemen this evening, at me rooms o. te
Young Mems Christian Association NO ol fHlA"'o'
" Air" will be the theme OF dseussion'
| Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
at the Bellevue Hospital the body OF VIM H. RICE
native Of Albany who died from injuries received by fs
ing into cellar on Broadway near Forty a
verdict OF death from fracture OF the spine was
The Board of Police Commissioners have pro-
NOTED Parolman Frank r. Randall OF the riie eS
him IN the capture OF the burglar who rev nights since,
broke into and robbed the residence OF DE- Beach, III
| B0ndst.
| John Bangor. n German shoemaker, was yes
terday morning found dead in his shop az NO l4os
Cedars He had but recently arrived from san pce
which time he has not been seen alive Coroner sohrer
| Will hold an inquest
| John Kelly, a resident of Williamsburgh, was
found yesterday morning. lying on the pavement at te
corner OF East Broadway and Marketst, badly beaten
were dressed at the Madlsonst PolcestatiOn, and he
| was afterward sent home.
Over 200 tickets have been sold for the din
| ner OF the Yale Alumni, which win be given at Del
onIco's tonight nv singular coincidence, the dinner
Is gwen on the anniversary OF the day. IN the admnsra
sed the students telling them that they need not
| turn as all the provisions at the Commons were con
sumed.
! The kindlinp-wood factory of Nicholas Jost,
in Fftyfourth.st between Eleventh and Twelfth aves
was destroyed by fire late Wednesday night Loss on
Ing g. 500 insured for $500 The adjoining thTeestory
frame dwelling, occupied by Hr J2st was Dap a 1 s
not Insured The building was damaged to the amount
Of 1900. The origin OF the fire Is unknown
BROOKLYN.-A number of parties doing
fined from S. to $40 each by Justice Riley conviction
OF obstrucng the sidewalks in front of their stores
Mr.. Philip Quincy, proprietor of livery
stable IN Franklnst ic dead in the yard OF his stable
! yesterday morning
Frederick Dahl, milkman, was brought be-
fore justice Cornwe Yesterday on the charge OF turn
resides in the Ninth Ward. His examination 10 to take
/ place to-day.
| Frederick Pinelein, who was taken to the
Fory.sxth Precinct SationHouse on Wednesday night
In intoxicated state, was found dead IN MS CELL yes
lerday morning Death Is supposed to have resulted
1 from congestion OF the BRAIN ... .. tI-
jeremiah Whelan, who, with his wife, was fa-
tally burned az their residence In sandssL on Mon
day last ded at inc Clty HosplM SgsteIuy nI 3 t
! the few days since
! Two boys named Thomas O'Farrell and Chas.
|
newspapers left at the doors OF residents OF Monroepaee
| They were locked up for hearing.
! The Kings County Court of Sessions will be
opened before Judge Troy and associates this morning.
FOR the purpose OF hearing Che pleas Of prisoners and sell
viii commence Monday next The city Court before
Judge THOMPSON will open for the February term on
dar VIII be called for trial The first three weeks will be
devoted 10 Jury tralhe fourth week TO equity causes
| Patrick Gilmartn aged AZ years, n tailor by
the charge Of attempting TO commit an outrage upon
A. alleged the accused called at the house Of the chds
mother In DcansL for tho purpose OF employing hsr 70
ettst Tho mother not being ~, he attempted the ont,
rage alleged but was detected by some neghbors aud
Forty.third Police Precinct He committed to avail;
| examination on Monday next at o'clock
The annual meeting OF the MANAGERS and
near Dekalbave was held Yesterday afternoon no, and
prise others The annual report showed that the IN
sttuton IN prosperous conditions that the expenses
OF past year had been Ia excess OF any previous year
IN consequence OF the Increase on inmates ana improve
Carey Of Is 600 had formed nucleus which had been ad
dod TO by gifts and requests until amounted TO $4,000
e m an SVolaable aid The wealthy and benevolent
! we're called upon TO increase the permanent fund
Jonah Andrews was arrested yesterday morn
@ gu cPP qsg on f the charge Of being engaged IN
business by which numerous parties %edS oGt
the hope OF drawing prizes Of great value The place
called The Fifty Cent Bazaar aud Is situated at No
Sdvsrtisemens state that certain persons by the pay
ment OF 20 cents have won watches, uns OF coal and
various other articles Of value Prospect Park lot
also I'M the list II was stated to be worth $1,000. rapidly
rising value, and all for so cents The Bazaar was
extensively paronzed aud most OF th0se VINO invested
I'm chances drew imitation gold rings OF which the mar
ke price Is about ten cents per dozen FINDING them
selves defrauded they applied to capt smith who AFTER
consultation with DstrictAtOrney Morris, soon put an
end 10 the business Andrews on being aragned before
Justice COrnwe, waived examination and stated that
lbs would at once quit the gut business ana forthwith
commence aucOneering In order 10 sell out his stock
lie Informed the Justice that he worth tO0OO real
estate and perfectly responsible for his appearance when
wanted. He thereupon released from custody There
are other establishments Of the same kind which will
soon be attended 10.
| FLUSHING, h. lat an adjourned meeting Of tho
,Ie G are TRPo,s s 2R1I, .. .f D',s's S0%T
cscisi reported tsi sy ob,asd the opinion q segIl.g
legally collected As rasag additional funds and resolving to i,ss the
paid III. assessment the meeting adjourned subject tie call Of the
GonSitss. 1870
HUNTERS POINT, L. 1.-The Flushing Railroad
Company having purchased ground adjoining the Thirty
fourth Fe for tue o. depot a6oa TO commence the
bridge Flushing Creek 9 place s present eks Old structure
ls are Uu.s " s.Eg.I tbs tbs heal, III" ats . p rom
laer. PoaIo BOOseest Sewio in about half the time
Teqbired. oil. |...
WEST JAMAICA, L. I-Edmund Hayes acct
dntay fell this place few days since receiving
jules hin the house until yesterday when be resamsd
sroa1i in,ehIbs and being removed to his home
NEWTOWN, l.. L-Mr. Robert Thompson an old
wedu. ME attended parry The PsyGs' eysgog snd us,i
few minutes Of bis death sPPe'Id good health Consesuon Of the
brain . supposed tOhiye been the cause ofdeath
EAST NORWICH. L. 1.-The residence of Mr.
Abraham Van Pe Of this village was destroyed BY IRE gu wednesday
evening last
FREMONT, N. Y.-Thomas Carrigan. an cmploy6
Of The Podham and Harlem Bridge Railroad seriously injured yes
isriiy by falling from train which was in motion
MAMARONECK, N Y.--The annual exhibition of
place On Wednesday evening last