New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-22
THE CITY.


Gov. Hoffman had short interview WIFI
Mayor Hall yesterday at the City Hall =,
The Irving Literary Union will give thelr
first literary entertainment this evening at the
Buildings. ~
G.. BOrnsteim, n pawnbroker at NO. Al
Grondst was tined $50 Yesterday for charging Christian
loan of 50.
The Rev. Henry Mains, pastor of the NJ. =.
Chnre6 Society at Dalton Ga is this city to obtain
funds from his co.regioniss and other Chfsuas 'n'
he may build new church IN Dalton
About 6 last evening John Donbock was ran
over and instantly killed. near Fordham Dy %. N9 9
Haven train. His body was taken to the Ponce e'a'on
at fremont.
Rose Memorial Chapel, in Forty -frst-st., near
Nintha ave. will be dedicated to-day nj p NJ Inc rev
Dr. Tying, the Rev DR. Kitredge the Rev Dr Anderson
and others, expected TO assist at the serVlcea
Supervisor Ely's application for permanent
Injunction restraining Controller Connolly from paying
the appropriations made at the last meeting Of e ~ bs
OF SUPERVISORS will argued before Judge Jones OF inc
Superior Court on Monday morning next
Early last evening Mathew Albright, aged
81 living at No "a S%s At e
Greenwich and Desbrossessts He was taken 10 BeeNue
rested by the Police Of the Fifth Precinct
Yesterday John Wallace, of No. $50 Green
wiohst quafreedin Clinton Market with Charles MaTlin
anu .ne a aSd ShzeW IL az Wallace nctng serious
wound in his back Wallace was taken 10 behe'uo
Hospital
The freight train on the Erie Railroad, which
left Jersey City ca yesterday, ran OH the TRACK
beyond Hudson city OBTAINING all the morning trains
The passengers obliged to walk TO fayoha re Ety.
about three miles as were provided Tor their
conveyance to the railroad depot
The agents of the American Society, for the
Prevention of Cruelty Animals have resolved 10 prose
cute number Of the Wiansburgh cardrveIs Tor crncl
ty the horses employed upon the several lines Inc
agents of the complain that the horses inspected
by them and found In an unht state Tor WORK. are e
quenty made to resume their laDor
John Myers, rag-picker, living In Sixty
eighth-st, between Eighth aud Nmthaves, yesterday
morning found In his hand cart, among some garDago
Eir6th.aye the dead body of a newly born male infant
which had been placed there while bis attention was
mOmentary attracted elsewhere
FA p Barnard, LII. d., President OF Co
lumba College who U. s. Commissioner TO the Expo
sition Universee OF 1867 Paris has recently given to
the public through Congress elaborate aud profound
rep6rt on new machinery and processes and apparatus
apperainng the exact sciences Will deliver an address
this evening on the present state of applied science in
this country as compared with other nations.
The festival OF the Catholic Orphan Asy lum,
which was held yesterday In the Academy OF Music was
n success The happiest auspices attended H. as dd also
the happest people. programme Of rare variety and
troupes whose services grauous did their part TO
make the entertainment enjoyable. The matinee was
well attended and the evening performance was seen Ny
crowded house.
The Western Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association held meeting last evening at their
rooms No 2Sj HudsOnst President 3 A. stebDins In the
chair The meeting called to consider the best mau
ner in which the Association increase its usefulness
He gave an interesting account OF the T. NJ C. Associa
ohs the Pacific coast aud said that they extended
Village The Rev Mr. Mitchell and the Rev. Mr.. Cook
man also addressed the meeting.
Catherine Blake, early yesterday morning,
left her residence No. "a Laights, and walked 10 tIo
pier at the foot Of Vesiryst from which she lcaped into
the North River. and was drowned the act was VIC
Sfsd and q taken to Sr S e esccc T % @
Inns held inquest Il was asGertained mat ior soe
sanity and undoubtedly afflicted when she raped
into the river verdict In accordance Win these cis
xVas
years.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday was requested to
hold inquest at No 80 Wlhetts over 'le 200! -
Mary Myers, aged l6 years. who died nom The eecs OF
burns received several days ago, her clothing having
taken fire from Lighted MAJ bos S8 G Pe a. "Srdy
native Of Ireland, aged 50 years hi9y ies.s ~ 49, ~
some days ago Coroner Keenan, admitted TO ball IN
$1,000 Joseph James, whom Coroners jury Iounu guy
OF causing the death OF Patrick McGunness az NO $40
Nlnhaye the particulars Of which were gwen III lHL
TRIBUNE OF yesterday.
A meeting of the Polytechnic Branch Of tho
American Institute was held last evening the building
Of the Cooper Union The attendance Was quite large
DR. Van der Wcyde discussed the merits Of snuhOwer
asserting that acts as dlsinieciant OF the naara OF
Intermittent fever. He said that while IN Omaha I'VE
years ago he noticed the extensive gro"th OF sun0"ti
planted he told by the Mormons ana The climate
was considered much more healthy on account OF Their
presence. patent cartruck was exhibited It's merit
axle breaks and the Box Keeps ti axle IN place Sir
Fisher said the railroad companies Would not adopt
sufers as well carriers discussion took place be
tween Prof Hall and Dr. Van der Weyde on the relative
merits Of the reflection and electric theories oi the Aurora
BOreais
A eoodly number met last evening with the
Reform Club" at Plympon Han to listen TO an nu
dress by Mr. Brisbane Social Science lie SAID that
for 80 years he had been student Of social reform IN
Turkey aud in Greece ho had investigated the cause OF
tbe evil which degraded women. He denounced thc
marriage laws, and said the religious doctrines must NC
revised. After showing the fragmentaiY ahd partial
reforms which bad instituted Ia this country he
discussed the one which s at present hgug tle CouI
try-woman suffrage. Much good would result from the
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even II woman should get what she asked IOI lleIc
Woud bo no fundamental change In her position. There
was deeper spring to touched before she could be
elevated. lie ptOpbesied the tlihe Wien one great
kitchen would families, and one cook do tho
work which now enslavcd 600 wives. He closed with
beautiful picture Of future where all would be love and
The slth Regiment, n. G., S. n. Y, Col.
Fred Conkling, mustered 23 men at the inspection ana
which by order of the COMMANDMENT Chief will be
sOdated with stronger corps 1De list lsegneht COL
Rockefeller commanding formed IN nne Yesterday at
n m M Thireth.st., between Sixth and seyenthaYes
and marched in column Of companies to Iompkihs Ia
rade Ground, where they were inspected ny Haor zion
and passed IN review before Gen. Ward aud stan Inc
battalion eyoutOns showed thorough drill aud practice
and the regiment which turned out over 300 men, made
highly commendabe appearance The eolonelcy OF the
list Is vacant Capt Allen OF Gen r0s!sy sta mas s re-
General Headquarters, q n y, an election to MI tho
ond Division, which has become vacant by me reslSha
ton Of BrigadierGe Philip y CTooke VIII DC held ~
evening, Nov. 8.
BROOKLYN.-The November term of the
CITY Court will not commence until the Attn.
The 23d Regiment Col. Dakin, was inspected
at Washing tOn Park yesterday by MJorGeni WOODWARD
commanding the Second Division The regiment paradcd
3i5 members
Michael DonnOlly was arrested for running
whisky dIstiery In COlumbiast, without making the
propef returns lie held TO bail IN $1,000 TO answer
before the u. s. Commissioner.
ID. C.. Wilbur, clerk, charged by Aaron
Marks of No Il Myrtle-avc with obtaining quantity OF
b"os and shoes from him on false representations aud by
means bogus checks to the amount OF sli was held
for examination by Justice Walsh
On Wednesday evening, Socrates Lodge OF