New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-22
THE CITY.
Arrests for the week, 1921.

nd Monument fund are requested TO meet at Office
OF John BlOOdgood Co. o22 Willlamst tomoFro"at
SPIN.
James Gillon, living on Second-ave., on Sat
urday evening fell INTO cellar IN ThirdaYe near IMry
nintlst and had his skull fractured Tic was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital.
The Board of County CanvaSsers on Saturday
second Ward and IL is presumed that to-day the ehlre
canvass will be completed
John Tuhon, employed on a new building
AZ West Houston and Hudsonsts, on saturday Eel from
removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The Receiver of Taxes collected the past
week upon real and personal estates S94 ~
10 receive checks for taxes for Nov. 30.
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Ledwth John W. cTawSrd boy was
having robbed the TIL in the atter's store OF $50
An unknown man, age about 40 years, APP
corner Of secondaye. and Foureenth-st and removed
TO Bellevue Hospital
Charles Mccarthy last evening burst blood
fell the pavement, and died in few moments The
body removed 10 ms late residence NO 6So WSters
Henry Conllln was last evening taken with
t ON the front stoop OF his residence No West Elev
enthst and falling to the pavement was seriously III
Mrs. Ellen DonOhUe was last evening assaulted
by her husband in their apartment at No Col FlrstaVe
aud kicked and beaten about the head receiving severe
scalp wounds which were subsequently dressed Dy 10
nee Surgeon Ranney.
The report of the death of Mr. L. T. Merrill
y
fered issue OF the 7th is incorrect Mr. NJ Is
improving and strong hopes are entertained OF his re-
eOvery.
Richard Berthelon of No III South Eighth
at Brooklyn. L. D.. on Saturday night jumped from
ecoudsve. in Pearlst, and had mis- ankle fractured
beside sustaining other injuries He was taken to Belle
Hospital.
Superintendent Losee of the Free Labor Blu
reau reports that during the week ending november 70
males and females applied for situations Male
help required, l42; females, 437. Situations were pro-
cured for 1872 males and 35l females
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School No. will hold their annual school Reunion at
Delmonco's, Foarteenth-St, ON "Wednesday evening.
This Association includes representatives OF the Ninth
Glass OF every year from 1919 TO 1860.
At the Mayors Office last week licenses were
granted follows: Coaches, A. secondhand dealer ];
drivers 60 Teal 100 Received for fines !. and I'd, Ii
George Clark a German sailor, employed on
shin living at Hoboken, was assaulted on Saturday
night at the Of Greenwich and Cedarss by some
the head and face. The assailants escaped Cark's
wounds dressed at theCOuruandts Police Station.
Late on Saturday night Emma Morris as
sauted Joseph Walsh Of No 20 West Nnetecnths and
pushed him down the steps leading TO the basement OF
SSsin Iss door and received several bad cuts Tie
woman arrested and locked up. Walsh's wounds
dressed by POhce-surgeOn Donor.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Mansfield Henry Cannon was charged with
having udece1ty assaulted Mrs Charles viva of No lGO
Chrystiest, while she was passing through Deaneey-st
late on saturday night When her husband came to her
yerely. In default of bail he was committed
A meeting was called on Saturday at the Gold
Room Exchange for the purpose of subscrb
Geo Ss Pea50dy Tie Park The Chairman
Mr.. s b. White, after short speech. adjourned the
is expected that another meeting will be held
The Police Commissioners Saturday pro-
the following patrOmen 10 be roundsmen and as
signed them 10 the precincts named Samuel +. Pnck
ney Twenty third to Twelfth; Joseph NJ Foote, Twenty
seventh; James Henney, Forty TO Forty-eighth
Francis McQuSde Forty.ffth to F9Tty seyenth; L. r.
With A ".
second TO the same precinct
The Clerk of the Common Council has issued
that the first Tuesday OF December next Uhe
Assistant Alderman. for each Of the q Aldermamc DIS
OF the Judicial Districts one Trustee Of Common
Schools for each OF the Wards and officers 10 I'LL such
the office OF School Trustee in tho several
wards wherein vacancies may have occurred during tho
year.
A meeting was held at the Fifth-ave. Hotel
musical festival celebrate the centenary anniversary
adjourned meeting took place Saturday evening when
committee was appointed 70 report upon the cost OF
coliseum. and Messrs William Cullen Bryant chosen
President; Henry CLOVIS, Treasurer. and f. j; Howe.
Secretary All tho foreign Consuls and the chef editors
we're also elected officers
The second annual ball of the New York
Friendship Association held at the Casino. in Hous
IOnst Saturday night The Association Is composed
of the employees in Mr. Richard Kolbs restaurant, at No
10 enjoy the annual Thanksgiving festival The officers
Of the Association are: jos Bnay Pfgslden r. BlSzay,
Rosen, Secretary; Charles Beng Financial Secretary
very tine company attended the festival ON saturday
aud the pleasure Of all much enhanced by the aen
uom OF efficient Floor Committee. under the direc
lion Of Alpnopse Fortier and John Seibert
BROOKLYN.-PhilipM cGuire while digging
In cellar No. Rushst l.. d., was badly crushed by
the falling Oh him Of portion Of the walls.
William L. Kempton, charged with counter
fetng L. s. one cent Internal stamps Staten
Island. held by L. s. Commissioner Jones u await
the action Of the Grand Jury
Philip Boyle John Roach, and William Cor
ed fa a
Of brass and copper steam valves from the plumber shop
of g. Hazelton, No G. Hamtonaye which they sold 70
junkman named hoey, in hoiris-st New-YOrk.
FLUSHING.-CTime has been so rife of late
5n this village that village trustees have offered
~ ard Of 500 for the conviction OF any burglar caught
cation Of the Diocese Of Long island EplscOpaD will be
hed IN 81 Georges Church Flushing 24th ana 26th lust
Bishop LittlejOhn will deliver address.
GLEN COVE.-0n Friday last n German in
the employ OF Madison Ham stole SlSQ IN greenbacks,
from John Mitchell also III the employ Of MI. H. The
thief tracked to oyster Bay where all trace VI lin
wac lost.
COLLEGE POINT.-A son Of Mr.. Nicholas
seiz during the service IN the Catholic Church In this
village, up stairs To open window and by the
breaking Of rope thrown out Of the window falling
about % feet breaking both arns aud otherwise badly
hJurDg himself.
RIYERHEAD.-N. ID. Petty, eaa of this
village. has appointed United States Assistant
SCISSOR for this district The Suffolk Comfy Christian
GREENPORT-Wn, S. Brown Of this vii |
lsgo was badly injured, on Saturday last by the Acci
.dehtaI discharge OF his gun.
PATCH0GUE.-Ther is reason to believe |
that the south side Railroad will. during the coming
q, TO-. - 49, - 80. a. i1t % Dciot 'lcasiA hcnIy
and Mr. Jones II Ibis village have been appointed Com
mson 10 appraise and estimate Che damages property
through which line proposed guns aud have already
Hced the work It Is expected that Tie rigt Of
this WATER aud AL the other preKmnares setiled 80
that as soon as the ground is in proper order The
Spring The building u i've track be begun. This new
road SCENE destined 10 UA1e 10 reach yerhead its