New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
THE CITY.

in Thirty nrstt, near bexiDBton-aye ana tsAeh W w
Morgue. =,
The Boards of Aldermen and Assistant Al
dernen yesterday afternoon, and after Dref BOB
sions, adjourned
adopted resolution to publish the Official Canvass IN
THE TRIBUNE and other newspapers
Rella NJ. Foster was seriously injured yester-
day. having been run oyer by sldray In 'front.' Oh 'he
ONCE.
Leopold Schwartz, age 60, Hungarian, was
found dead at his residence, No. ls2 Deaneeyst early
yesterday morning.
Frederick Burnstein of No. 1913 East feminist;
while painting the building No. III Johns, fell through
the hatcHwsy from the story the basement and
dangerously injured
The brig Henry and Louise, which cleared
Yesterday at this port for Portaupruce. Hay takes
1000 kegs Of powder OF 26 pounds EACH and lOO per
cusslon caps.
The Hutchinson family gave a concert last
School connected with the Eleventh Presbyterian Chueh
in Ffteenth.st. The attendance was small.
Jerry McCarty, q rag-picker, age CO. residing
at No 40 Mottst, over yesterday in the Bow
cry springst, by truck driven by John BROOKS,
and seriously injured.
The Inaugural Ball Of the 0sceola Literary
able auspices Some Of the dresses worn during the
evening we're rich and tee eful in design.
Robert johnson, 1ongshoreman, age 40,
O ne at S SS at
yesterday, and was seriously injured
Patrick Brown of Fifty-ninth-st and First
ave- while at work on a building in Thrtyseventh,st.
Yesterday morning fell from third floor to the cellar
and is probably fatally injured.
Cornelius Sullivan. age 10, was stabbed in
the left hip by James Cooley, yesterday he was
attended by physician aud taken to his home No. Si
Cherry-st.
Patrick Mcnamara, age so, Of No: 1873 Chat
Verance lying at Pier No 60 East River received
fracture of the and other injuries lie was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner FLYNN was requested, yesterday, to
hold an inquest No. $40 Motst over the BODY OF Adea
Clapy, age ~ years who on Monday while playing a.
the stone steps and had her skull fractured
Patrolman Gaylord of the Eighteenth Pre-
early "a saw TesdeSce NS 5 Rs
teenthst The thieves saw the officer about the same
time, and fed.
About sunrise Yesterday morning the mer-
curry in the thermometer marked thus far the lowest de-
gree OF the season; 1t stood at 81 deg THIS Is
vow S, 30 sS S however Sc low on that day is not
reached ofener than once in quarter Of a century
A fre in the basement of No. 10 Chambers-st,
Oils caused loss on stock Of $500 insured. The stock
OF boots aud shoes the first noor owned by Washlng
Of was T2s building was damaged to the
amount Of 600. Insured.
For the benefit of St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ct Port 1sry 4S a. d %
able in numbers in the large hall of the Cooper Institute
on ireland and It's genius % sad
please bis agdSnce, as they frequently aPpauded him In
the course OF the evening"
The second annual Fair of the New York State
Poultry Society will be held in the Empire City Skating
Rink on Third.ave, commencing next Wednesday, Dee
J. and ending Dec o 1862 The opening address VIII be
delivered by distinguished citizen, on Wednesday eve
ming at O'clock The premiums viii be announced on
Monday Dec o. and the closing address VIII DC delivered
on Thursday, at y. The hours OF exhibition VIII De
from a. m until 10 p m, daily and band Of music WIZ
be present each afternoon and evening Tickets 81 cents
and children under twelve half price.
A meeting of several members of the Fruit
Growers Club held yesterday afternoon for the ppr
Of adopting measures Whereby the @ 81 1"s
week ago not SSsg PM ~ .sG %
sistng Of Messrs. 8 E. Todd Alfred Greenly and j.
Gregory, appointed 10 prepare circular 10 be ad
thursday ~ next at no. 81 PsrEpaco which time Col
Williamson, who has just returned from tho virginia
State Fair will exhibit large variety Of apples pears @e
The Rev. George w. Mingins lectured last
evening at the Republican Wgwam, IN Forty-sixthst.
near Eghtbave under the auspices OF tho Presbyterian
Church. the subject being Beyond the Rocky Noun
tans" The audience was large and included the Sab
school children attached TO the Mission. The leo
turer, In entertaining and humorous manner, de
serbed his trip 20 California by way OF the stbmu ana
there well In the Great West There are TO be eight
other lectures during the Winter under the auspices Of
the Mission.
The Polytechnic branch of the American In
stitute Society met last evening at the Cooper Institute
Prof Tllman In the chair and Chas T. Emery acting as
Of smoke Y steam Do Gr & v @ Of
toned the Secretary aud other members stating that
the action Of the IN this chiefly mechanical
There was also discussion on the nonconduotpg
cement used Ia The TRIBUNE building, aud on non
conductors in general which took up the remainder Of
the two hours aud half the meeting was In session.
The Ladies' Society for the Relief of Poor
widows with Small Children" held their 7!d anniversary
meeting Sac inc society dt from
Canal to Forty fhst, ana from the East to the North
have beeu relieved by the society which has been
PEELED to deny aid to others equally deserving, from
for fuel for proyisons $3.50 for clothing and 1855
for shoes The ladies have expended for oil purposes
in their treasury they appeal public 10 aid them In
their efforts to relieve the poor during the Winter
The rooms of the Branch Y. NJ. G. AssQcia-
ton, No. ass Hudsons were filed last evening by
Air and It's Effect on Life and Health" With the aid Of
apparatus aud experiments demonstrated the effect OF
impure and vitiated the human constitution. The
imperfect ventilation OF our churches lecturerooms.
and disease Dust he also said was great destroyer OF
health superlnduced catarrh and bolls There
urgent necessity that our streets should DO kept as
clear OF dust possible An elegant Bible EXIT
btOn at the rooms which was TO be presented by the
Branch Association for the use OF the main Association in
its building, corner Of Fourthaye. and Twenty.
thlrd-st.
A fire occurred yesterday In the bakery OF
with the adjoining building No. I. were seriously dam.
aged welshs loss too insured for $3.50 by the Ger.
mania Company. The first floor occupied by Miss
Ida the second by Mira Sanders and the attic by Joseph
Pate all oolored Each lose from sOo TO t2Oo on furn
ture The building, owned by John Gassner, b old
frame structure, and was damaged 20 the amount OF
81 600 insured The basement Of No "a occupied by
H. H. Holmes as oyster saloon loss 400. Tho first
floor u occupied by Joseph Reyoagie loss 800. The
second floor by Thomas Mackey lose, s?oO The third
floor by Mary Wilson lose tlO0. None OF these are
bured The building is owned by John Winans and 10
damaged to the amount OF $500; insured The fire orr
gnated from the oven In the bakery.
BROOKLYN.-The Coroners jury in the case
OF Luke r. Merrill esq. killed by being thrown from his
carriage In Perrepontst, the 18th inst, returned
verdict censuring the contractor paving Henry
permitting tho careless OF steam-roer and asking
the City authorities the OF the roller s not In vio
laton OF a corporation ordinance.
The ladies of the Church Of the Mediator (Epis-
copaD will hold Fair in aid OF the church, the sun
day School room Westinghouse, this and tomorrow
min