New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
Catharine Riley. aged 50. died v,

Catharine Riley, aged 80, died yesterday Of
consumption, while being removed IL an ambulance from
her lodgings In Cherry ST., 10 Bellevue Hospital.
James Gum was run over by car No. 10 of the
Bleeckerst. line. early last evening, at the Of
Eleventh.ave. and Twenty thirdst. lie badly IN
jured, and taken TO the hospital
The Willow ware Manufacturers Light Guarl
held their first annual picnic aud target practice at
Funcks Union Park Yesterday Several valuable prizes
awarded-Mr Eberlein obtaining the first
The Rev. VIM. c. Van Meter. who is dis
abed by the accident which lately befe him. has issued
circular letter 10 his reverend brethren urging them TO
call upon their congregations for contributions In aid n
the many homeless and friendless children with which
our cities abound.
The National GudrdSman is the title Of a
neat quarto weekly which has just been established
the Cumberland, and more recently known OF tie
editors OF me Jersey GU Times Inc paper Will be o.
States.
Another of those interesting companies Of
young people which the Chidren's AID Society period
charge OF OF the socetys officers, be PROVIDED
with homes in tho state OF Wisconsin About 80 OF tie
residing at the kewsboys' Lodging House
The Sanitary Committee of the Board Of
Health held another private meeting yesterday after
paDy. The Committee will probably report the Board
Of Health to-day. recommending that the Companybe
permitted to continue the boiling dewn OF butchers DIAL
and other refuse matter until more suitable location
can be secured.
AT meeting of the stockholders of the
anu northern hdTOhu Company,
the following gentlemen were elected Directors for the
ensuing year: George W. Mead David & Dunconb,
Leonard ID. White, Leman Il. Trip, Erastns T.. Mad,
Walter Keller, Joseph Benedict, Thomas Clark, IT, Jmed
ID. Powell, WIN. ii. J. Howe, Henry Crofst, and Gail
Borden.
Yesterday afternoon District Engineer Eli
Bates OF the Metropolitan Fire Department FELL from the
roof OF the fuel depot at No " Attorney srk
ing on his left side received injuries that Ia feared viii
prove fatal He Is unfortunate, having several
sohs during MS connection with the present and old
Fire Department, received falls. He bear the
reputation OF being one OF the most energetic and
capable officers In the department
At Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday,
BeiOre Justice Mansfield, Hsnsich Fisher, who was
arrested on Monday night for attacking his wife Maize in
tue tenement No lS3 Ludows and upsetting upOl her
perso lighted coaoil lamp causng her be seriously
duct as no evidence OF the assault could produced In
the absence q his wife, who is in Bellevue Hospital II
the case should prove dangerous however accused
VIII again be brought before the Court.
AT Jefferson Market Police Court. Yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith, Joseph Farrell and Joseph
Eaton VINO sttacSed Carl Hochlser on Monday night In
fortyDrsts, as was reported yesterday were commit
u 10 await Tho result OF the injuries inflated The
physician tetthes that the effects OF the wound In
heaa lhneted by some blunt instrument may be fatal
MARY wilson, an Englishwoman, was charged with
na.ing stolen pocketbook containing Gao from John
oTth Oh DO 25l Orchardst. while the two were driuk
together ~ saloon on Grandst She admitted he theft
anu was committed 10 answer. John Murray, for the
larceny OF haDdeart from James Saaughnosfy OF No
Iio farlckst, was committed. Mark and sarah Collins
VINO were arrested Tor having shot James chrst n tho
No fIS Nehts we're again brought into Court
pu' TIC complainant not appearing they were discharged