The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
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last year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 48I
| FINE ARTs-The Dor6 Art Union was largely pa.
/ tr0nlzed yesterday by lovers Of the fine arts to
| view the beautiful paintings on exhibition, with
| Launt Thompson's "Bry ant and Elaine"
| PREsENTATIoN.-The attaches of Post ONCE station
| D, ct the fifth anniversary dinner given yesterday
/ by the superintendent, Mr.. NJ. A. Reed, presented
that gentleman with handsome gold headed cane.
The presentation was made on behalf Of the carriers
| by MI. y. +. Virgins.
| THE '.BoLD ROBBERS" REsIDENCE.-In the
HERALD Of yesterday it appeared that one Edward
Martin charged with bold robbery, resided OF No.
5s Henry street. communication from resident
Of the house mentioned conveys the intelligence
that MI Martin does not reside there.
| EXCISE BoARD.-Seventy-1ve now licences were
granted yesterday by the board; forty for New
York; twenty-four for Brooklyn and two Tor Staten
Island. The complaints against James Tully, Tomp-
knsve. ana James Mclntee OF Brooklyn, for VIOLA
ton OF The EXCISE law, were dismissed.
WILD STEER SH0T.-Yesterday morning vii q
steer escaped from F0rtleth street, raded through
several streets, and ut the corner OF Houston and
Cannon streets, where he inaiiy stored for, he
s HerIn street. fatally. No other repprt Of damage
has been made. lie was finally shot.
DIED IN THE SrREEr.-A woman whose name did
not transpre was taken suddenly Ill yesterday ct
the Of Fifty second street and Ninth avenue
and, falling the pavement, expired in few mo-
Twenty-second Preainct police station and subse-
was notified to hold an inquest
CHILD SUFFOCATED AN INEBRIATB MOTHER
Joseph Waters, an infant three months old, whose
parents live at No. 2os Sixth street, overlad on
Tuesday night by his mother, Margaret Waters then
sadly under the influence Of liquor. and suIocased:
Mrs. Waters was yesterday arrested by order Of
Coroner Flynn. who TO day WILL hold al inquest on
the body Of her Guild.
The SUB-TREAsURY TRANsFER.-The gold in the
sub-Treasury, amounting to $4,000. COO has been
counted, piece by piece, and found to be correct.
The customary receipts were signed yesterday
afternoon transferring the whole amount to Trea-
surer Folgers hands, thus severng the last link in
the cham that bound the old administration to the
new.
The WoRKINGMEN's AND ARBErTER UNIoNs.-The
subcommittee OF three appointed by the JOINT Com
mite OF the above unions to report upon the action
taken by these bodies in the late election were
called together last evening at No. 287 Bowery by
their authorized chairman, but Ow ing to the various
labor meetings hed al the same hour they failed TO
MAKE the report anticipated, and the meeting ad-
journed without uansacting any business.
A BRILLIANT METEoR.-At thrty-two minutes and
thirty seconds after i've O'Clock Wednesday
Ing large meteor of deep orange red color, ap-
parenty equal In size to the planet Mars when
brightest snot into the atmosphere at point twen
ty-nve degrees north northwest OF the planet Jup
ter. and alter moving over an arc OF thirty degrees
| IN norlherly direction 1t suddenly disappeared
Train or meteor fifteen degrees In length. Period Of
Visibility tive seconds.
| SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Flynn yesterday held
an inquest at the Beekman street police station over
| the remains Of Charles Davidson, n cartman, who
| died suddenly In Maiden lane early on tuesday
| evening" DR.. Shine made . postmortem examlna-
tlon the body aud found that death Resulted from
/ rupture OF blood vessel OF the heart. Deceased
was dity-six years OF aye and native OF New hamp-
shire or Vermont. He lived at ATT Cherry street,
| where he has left widow and two children. Mr..
Davidson had been In apparently good health almost
| up 10 the moment OF his DEATH
| THE LUDLOW STREET SUIClDE.-The body Of Henry
| Comet, the Prussan who hung himself at No. 15l
Ludlow street. az already reported In the HERALD.
| was yesterday removed to the Morgue, where an
| inquest Will be held by Coroner Flynn. Deceased,
before taking his hle was very careful to barrcade
the doors and windows OF his room to prevent out
| SIDE interference, showing c0ncu5lvely that he dd
not intend TO DE thwarted In his purpose. He was
| doing good business had abundant means for pre-.
| sent purposes, and what prompted the commission
OF the act mas not transpired. The investigation TO
take place to-day may throw further hgnt ON the
| matter.
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoorATIoN.-
This Ia one OF tne most efficient organizations In
| New York. and the well directed and vigorous efforts
which 1t is making for the Improvement and eieva-
| ton Of young mon ought to DC encouraged. The
splendid edlnce erected by the ASSOCIATION at the
| corner OF Fourth avenue and rwenty-third street
will be ready for occupancy In lew days Last year
| free lectures were delivered before the western
branch By distinguished professional gentlemen 30
| crowded audiences. Arrangements nave been mad
| Tor similar course of literary entertainments
| during the winter. Among the gentlemen VINO have
| consented 10 lecture are Rev. Drs Adams Hall a8d
| KIttredge Horace Greeley ana william Anderson
represent the editorial ifatefny IA ths course OF
| lectures.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board met yester-
day, with the President, Supervisor Roche, the
chair. resolution was adopted to pay the bill OF
John NJ Tracy amounting to 81 1874 Is, for supplies
furnished the County JAN during the month oil
October last. The following bills Of the sheriff were
ordered to he paid
For commitments OF prisoners from August
81 to september &c. 1859. ................. $6,s31
Same from september 80 10 october Sl....... e,9o1
For oncial services for quarter ending sep
temper 30, 1859. IA, 707
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SIS, AL
Resolutions were also adopted RENTING the laxes
imposed OH certificates Of Indebtedness held by COR
| porations A large number OF petitions for remis.
sion OF taxes alleged to have been enormously
assessed were received, ana on report OF the Co IN
mittee on Annual Taxes were granted, and some
Board adjourned
BALL or AAERIcUs ''0v AssooIATIoS.-The anrua
reunion OF the Americas t5) Association, one OF IN,
old and well remembered volunteer 1re organize
lions OF the city, took place evening at Apollo
Hall, corner Twenty-eghih street ana Broadway
The stream OF Visitors that poured INFO the ballroom
from ten O'Clock tili midnight vas uneeasng. IL wa
| at twelve Uelo;k mad little space 80 spare beyond
L hints al fln. ID I'm.