New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
THE CITY.


THE CITY.
An unknown man was found dead, yesterday,
in the hallway OF No. 200 West Twenty -seventh-s|
Margaret Montgomery, a domestic, age aye oV
died suddenly yesterday at No. $40 West rory
Alonzo Schoonmaker, age Is, was knocked
down and run over by car No. OF the Thrdaye line at
One-hundred and-sixteenthst and seriously iD1urcu'
The Sylvan Guard, Capt. Philip Cnmsey, made
their annual target excursion to Harlem yesterday with
about 90 men.
Mary Connell of No Vandewatercst last
evening fell through coalhole in front oi NO ao
water-st., and was seriously Injured
Michael Mcintyre yesterday backed ms morse
and cart over an enbankment in the Hospital
grounds, and received fracture OF the thigh
Andrew Miller of No. 256 Avenue B, was thrown
from butcher cart, at Seventh ave and Elghteentst
Yesterday and very seriously injured about the mead.
A "Grand Ball" was given last evening by
the Circle Iyrique Fraerna French society, NJ t1e
Germana Assembly Rooms in the Bowery 1t was quite
u success.
Frank Green, age 40, of No. 935 East Tween
tyeighhs, while intoxicated fell in IhirdaVe; yesier
day and had his skull fractured. He was taken TO Belle
vue Hospital
The Limerick Guards, Capt. McAuliff, had
target excursion and picnic yesterday at Landmarks
were awarded, and Jas. Bradley won the hrst,Sjo
The trustees of the College of the City of
New.York yesterday appointed Mr.. Charles H. HeIberman
and Mr. Jesse Ames Spencer, Professor OF Greek
The Belgian residents of NewYo met last
night at the Cooper Institute to organize permanent
Belgian Society in this country. Constitution was read
and adopted and officers OF the new Society were elected
John b. Arthur, Secretary of the Columbia
Fire Insurance Company last evening was aed
Courandtst by an express wagon driven by Louis de-
mars
Mr.. IT, Gaylord of Plymouth Penn, in letter
TO the Metropolitan Fire Commissioners, acknowledges
the receipt Of sO22 49, the contribution OF the members
of the Fire Department of this city to the AVohdae Ooa
Mine Disaster Relief Fund
Nothonial Skinner Ak Vpora of age, residing
in Onehundred twenty -thrdst near seyenthaye..
yesterday morning struck by New Haven express
fOurteenth-st, and was seriously Injured.
The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum will
S Se i ACADEMY Of Music Very entertaining perform
TO be given, and these together with the iaud
able object will doubtless attract large audiences
Francis Burke, age 25 years, of One-hund-
redth-st, between Eighth and Nlnthayes: and Thomas
PAINTERS fell from scaold while Mt work the OF
seriously injured
Judge McCunn desires it to be announced
that accommodate mechanics and other persons en-
gagged in business during the regular Court hours he VIII
sit for the purpose Of naturazng persons ehtea 10 u
from to D. Thursday and Friday In the GeheraI
Term Room Of the Supreme Court In the new City Hail.
The pupils of the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb viii visit the Exhibition OF the American IN
sutue by invitation OF the Managers with the Rey Dr.
Peet and their teachers charge this afternoon Rough
and Ready Fire Engine Co OF Pawtnceet, X IT, now on
q visit to this city, will also visit the exhibition NJ H.
The wagon mandatory of Messrs. Frey g.
McGerad, ON the first floor Of No scammel-st, was
damaged by fire, Yesterday morning to the amount OF
somewhat damaged by water. The building, owned by
Bernard Smythe, was damaged to the amount Of go
insured.
Archbishop Allemany of San Francisco,
Bishop o'ConLell of Marysve Cali the Bishop OF Bos-
ton and his seeretary The Rey sherwood ecy ng
the Rev H. faTrelly Of s. James, Church VIII SAL TO-
day In the steamship Tripoli for Liverpool IRON "heh
place they will proceed to Rome.
The Aldine Press has been sued by Mr.. \. d.
Morgan. President OF the North America Life INSURANCE.
S which Si Mr. Morgan taxes exception appears N
the october number OF the paper and treats OF the
M Morgan Company in the state Of Se@.YofE
Stewart Thorp, clerk in the employ Of the
Mesers j. Il. Speman a Sons at No 800 broadway, was
a %13ss 1i q ' even 81 tie above
hrm was recently presented TO Alexander hnOn u w.
H2 feaIfsl. I9I - , Null VI 81 AMI, "a - ,LL - -
alleged to be in the handwriting Of Thop lie was com
mitted to the Tombs By Justice Hogan
The derrick Protector, while discharging
heavy blocks OF granite from the schooner Seyentysx
at the foot OF seyenyninthst East River Yesterday,
parted chain sling around siIun block crushing In
her deck forcing her pump through the bottom OF the
hold, starting plank and Milling her with water she
her deck by the wrcckng John Fuller under the
direction ~ wrecRmaster Joseph Brown, and placed on
the railway at Astoria.
Michael Cavanagh and Joseph White, pocket
book snatchers and nehero whom more than years
OF age arragned IN the Court Of General Sessions
",
term because OF the positive refusal OF another boy 10
testIfyas he alleged he had been threatened with ter
ers IL he should say thing that would tend 10 convict
them. All committed until November l.
On Monday, Superintendent Kennedy received
a telegram from ChiefOfPolice Mulhoand. Philadol.
pha, stating that on Sunday evening German tailor
named Thomas smith residing In Avenue {, between
hatchway and died in few hours thereafter and re-
quesng superintendent Kennedy 10 inform his relatives
OF the Search has since been made by the police Of
this city, but of the relatives can be found.
Last evening fire occurred in the rear of
John Ryan's Junk shop at No $50 East Eigheenth-st
used for the storage rags and extended several
wooden stables occupied by number OF cartnen All
OF stables destroyed together with horse be
longing 10 Ryan Loss about S5OO The stable and coal
sheds OF John Riley damaged 10 the extent OF 900
Insured by the rradesmens and Williamsburgh City
Companies Two frame shauties belonging TO the estate
OF Isaac Delaplane were damaged 20 the extent Of 800
Insured. The origin OF the fire is unknown.
Yesterday morning n telegram was received Mt
the Madls0nst Police station from Police Headquarters,
TO look for sorrel mare and light wagon, valued at
Sergeant Slater while passing through SunOkst, saw
wagon broken down which answered the description OF
two young men, OF whom had ridden away on tho
horse The wagon taken TO the station House, and
search made for the Detective shalyey found the
horse and Of the thieves. who gave the name Of
mn The owner Of the horse and wagon Nathaniel j.
Burchell builder, OF No. $40 East Fifty hrds identified
the horse and wagon as his property.
MISUNDERSTANDING are still at work
Since their depredations at Centreye on Monday night
the hotel Of George Blake, at Unonport has been broken
from q box in the barroom, with several articles OF
value after which tho thieves went 10 the residence OF
@. Glyun, and pried open shutter and entered Mr.
Glynn's room, and administered choroforn when they
took his vest In which $40, from under his head
and left the premises. Nothing else was dsturbed
Every effort being made TO gam some clew by which
the gang may be apprehended. The old footbridge
over Zebra Creek and tho low ground that stretches
yards from 1t on either SIDE Is being replaced by
F0RDHAM.-An apple tree on the premises
OF Mr. j. V. TraphageD which bore very fine crop Of
apples the past again In leaf and full blossom
Ms black currant bushes also budding again
tleman residing Mount Vernon likewise reports that