New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
THE CITY.

A meeting of the members, and persons WISH
ing become members, OF the Fat Mans ASSOCIATION
Will be held at the Revere House. broauNS' 0H iN'
evening.
There was not a single arrest made IN tne
Eighth Ward during the "a hours ending yeseIaaS h a"
a. M Twice previously within elght years has eu'
circumstance occurred.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Animals yesterday passed resolutions lndorslng tno
Of Mr. Bergh in interfering with piSeonSnoo'e
matches and sports OF like character
Companv A, Cd Regiment, n. g. 5. n. l., held
their first annual picnic yesterday at Landmahhs a
ilton-ave Park. number Of ladies' and gentlemen par
ticipated In the pleasures Of the day.
The reception of the Providence Light Guard
Tomorrow by the 22d Regiment, " >. N D., VIII &c
the military event Of the week Inc Nailohal nuatI ~
general are anxious to welcome lher distinguished
visitors.
The bali of the Ladies' Father Mathew q.
B. T. A. r. Society attached TO Young Mems Branen NO. Il
came off last night the hall in Nackst aud was wen
attended. The company separated at an early hour tiS
morning.
While Officer Michael Smith of the Eighteenth
Precinct was patrong his post in SiXteenh-st, near
Avenue c. yesterday. his pistol dropped and was dis
charged the ball passing through his right foot causing
avery painful wound
At Cremorne Garden, Yesterday, the Eighth-st
Independent Guard Capt. A. Kese, held tieir annual
target excursion and picnic seNera AM. s Mere
was q large attendance.
At the fair now holding in the basement of
the new church of st. Dominic, lecture was delivered
the course OF which distinguished lecturer stated that
number OF persons outside OF the Catholic Church had
literally contributed toward the erection OF the new Gu
itce
BROOKLYN-The Brooklyn Eclectic Dis
pensary treated 90l persons last month
The body of an unknown man, apparently
about 40 years of age found in the Buttermk Chan
neil between Governors Island and Red Hook Point
yesterday.
Judge Tappen Yesterday denied the applca-
tion of William Spence and other property owners on
Liyngstonst. for an injunction to restrain the water
Board from paving the street with Fisk concrete pave
meut.
The following is a complete list of the YES
sells now bcng made ready for sea the Brooklyn Navy
Yard with their respective destinations so TAR as can DC
dcs CoioradS East Indies swataya. Mediterranean
The following vessels are not YET assigned CanehuaIua
Florida, Guerriere, Minnesota, SusGuehanna Shawmut
Tennessee. Wachusctts and Hartford. The pondorOus
Java still numbers the yard untouched Inc MOhonEu
hea already stated, VIII be made ready Tor sea at
Portsmouth.
Thomas Stacy, notary public, was committed
by Justice Walsh To await examination, cnAged Win
of ne Observation-Disclosures Olcc who charges that on the
sh OF February last stacy appeared before sidney "
matter OF sIias A. Thompson aet his wife, Jane A. ThOmp
for divorce, and falsely sw0re that he was Sas a.
Thompson and was married to Jane a. Thompson by the
Rev. Mr.. Howell Of Bclyile, Ohio, May II. lsil: The
prisoner pleaded not guilty asserting , tnat y was
PORT MORRIS, N. Y.-Three tuns of pig
lem Railroad Company Oh Saturday night.
WEST FARMS.-Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes on
ting her throat with table knife while temporarily III
sane.
YONKERS.-The fifth annual Convention of
the Hudson River SabbatSchoOl Teachers Association
will he held III the WarbarOn-aye Baptist Church, com
meucing this morning and continuing tomorrow ana
Thursday. number Of addresses VIII be delivered by
guishcd ccrgymen OF different religious dcnonlna
tons The Of Temperance OF Westchester County
will hold a In the old Baptist Church. In this
town. tomorrow Addresses VIII be delivered IN the
evening by the Rev. Matthew Hale smith ana Mr. T. I.
Iudsun (Ncd BuutlinCl Chaies Walsh, aged years,
a OF Noble Walsh OF Mau-s while walking, yestor-
day. the string piece at the end Of Markctpaee, Tell
w-Mi River The body recovered ~ minutes
aftrrward Coroner Smith held an Inquest.
HOBOKEN.-On Sunday, about p m,
youuC man named Iampe OF West HOboken walked over
was drowned before aid could reach him. Young IIampcs
father spraug into the water after HIN. bat failed 10
HIM. Coroner White last evening concluded bis
inquest the body Oi Anna SIMMONS who died, as
reported fortnight IN consequence OF injuries re-
ceiyed the hands OF Henry HIe and he II held 10
died yesterday morning consequence Of the rupture
OF bood.ycsscl ie had been in the employ OF the Nor
rs and Essex Railroad and received the injury while III
the performance OF his duty.
JERSEY ClTY.-It was reported 20 Chief
Fowler yesterday that there four persons sick with
typhoid fever the house No. % little after
10 o'clock sunday evening the ferry boat Payona
leaving her spat Long Dock man was seen 10 Walk
the boat and jump overheard The boat
stopped and search made FOR the missing man. but with
10 Is supposed that hc struck by the
wheel. Thomas COnrOy, boy was severely Kicked
aud badly injured last evening, on FaNonia-aNe, Dy
stOTokecper named Joseph Hammond. whom he had an
gerCd. Hammond taken into custody ana held 10
bail by the Recorder.