New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-25
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An mknOw" imam Yesterday fell dead at
~ of Nintl-ave and F1fty-seeohu'" - -.
Fx-Commissioner of Police thomas .!sr II avon
4. IN the city His health is waterway imPi'';
Chr;st;an,s hobby-horse manut9ctory in
.,anc,nst was damaged by hre yesterday morning to
he smoTint Of $1,000; fully insured
lio East Twefthst was damaged by fire last even
,ne 10 tSy The amount Of s1cOO. Fully insured
.Ioseph Miller of No. 29O Chrystie-st,, a sea-
.sas on the steamer Ashl1, lying at Pier No IL North
River yesterday ie from th9per deck and fractured
kts iav.
Patrolman Thomas d. Clinchy of the Second |
s,eiret Police an old and esteemed officer, died yester
ay from hemOrbSge Of the lungs at his late residence
No S26 East sixteenth-st
Charles Meade of No. Is Thompson-st. was |
attacked by an unknown yesterday morning AT Tue
~orner Of Grand and Lanrerssts and received a~nse
stsb-wOand in the side and snOther IA 1ho arm
On Tuesday night party of thieves forced
AN entrance through rear window into the ory-gOOds
store Of Nessrs. Benton smrh Nos 7 anu 80 Iib
they escaped No trace Of the thieves OF the punoer mas
yet been discovered,
PatrOlman Brooks, yesterday mornlng' i3 E,iNI
an empty TIN box. broken open and labeled mon
pauer Company" in alley leading FROM AttOrheysI
& ia tSis civ and nothing relative TO ownership
" box has eoen asce ained nor wheshef IL
valuables or not.
The SUPERINTENDENT of Branch D of the Gene
Eal Once Mr. N A. Reed gave dinner last evening" tb
e the emr2yes OF st S Of that Before
the party separated Mr. G r. WsSsd on e Reed with a.
handsome gOd-headed cane.
A Wild steer yesterday dashed furiously
through East lIeusonst seriously alarming rne
and fatally gored horse belonging to Mr. siPes OF No,
- of Cannon and East Hostonss So could
be xseertaIned no person was injured
At 5:329 O'Clock on "Wednesday evening
large deep orange red color apparently s91a
the planet Mars when shS 40 my eo snet
JSpter and after moving over arc of 80 degrees III
Iorthery direction II suddenly Disappeared. Tran VI
a.eteor, 10 degrees in length Period VI Vlslpty'
seconds.
At the Excise trials yesterday afternoon, the
ease OF SShn sa the license of James McIntee
nef Union-ave. and Grandst BT99Eiyn ~ ~ was hp'
was dismissed seTenty1ve licenses were granted 80 OF
which are for NewYOrk, ~ for BFookyn' ana TWO iOf
The Board of County Canvassers met yester-
day and completed the canvass in the twenty seGVh4
ali officers elected, except for Supervisors was then
1ournment until this morning was taken wheh ~ Is u
b. discussed and settled by the Board.
information was received at the lC0r0ners
Office Yesterday from Bellevue Hospital that an 0rderlo
Ihe disnterment of the remains Of Michael Caller had
R TeG @ T9 a az Eas for the purpose Of
5emoving the body 10 the Morgue DeputyCOrOner
fns6niaf and other physicians will make apostmortem
cram nation and ascertain whether or not there are
trace Of poison in the stomach.
The Board of Supervisors met by special call
ct yesterday. President Roche IN the chair ana
Ss igs GqR.r SoSn S ng
lanes O'Brien Sheriff, for commitments OF prisoners
prsoners from sept SO to Oct 81 s69O2 official sery
Ices for The quarter ending sept 80 sltU IS-eota,
taSs4 After the transaction OF routine business inc
Board adjouEned
The Fire Commissioners yesterday received
communication from Mrs. c. Maxwell, No Greenest,
thanking Engine Mo- a for SAYING her Sr IS
At the fire on the lSt4 ins anu ln0iosg S % 70 ba
was referred the report Of Engineer Rhodes
urted resolution in favor Of referring that portion Of
the report concerning hydans out OF repair to the Gro
ron Adueduct Department aud that portion relating TO
she obstruction Of hydrants TO the Corporation Attorney
Yesterday Inspector Dilks received dispatch
from the S f bSd apoS BUSINESS MEN IN that
ty forged drafts to the amount OF SO0 Inc asPaIGa
eity Detective Tenann sent in search of the
nnsed found him at the metropolitan Hotel and took
MIN TO Police Headquarters, where he was locked up
aspector Ds teegraphed 70 Charleston the fact OF the
rrest ana an Scer MN a at one lime m business In
Is city, and has always been regarded as an upright
BROOKLYN.-Judge Troy in the City Court
yesterday decided that cartnan could obtain license
unless he owned horse aud cart
The Alleghan ians, vOcalists and Swiss bell
ringers give their sixth in the Masonic Temple
NllliamsDurgh tonight
Judge Gilbert will to-day appoint commits
ter Of VSSder5aSe for the track Of the BTookVn
CrOsstOwn Railroad Company.
The Commissioners for the opening of Park
are from Bridge-st. TO HudsOn-aVe. yesterday
served with mandamus, issued by Judge Gilbert APP
pcauOn of exJudge Culver to compel them TO perform
Mr.. Luke T. Merrill died yesterday morning,
from Injuries received ON the 10th inst, when he was
thrown from his carriage in Peneponst, his horse
being frightened by the steam roller used IN laying the
ScTimshaw concrete pavement.
The Brooklyn Skating Club have elected the |
following officers for the ensuing President c. c.
rotary James T. sprowl Corresponding Secretary C. F.
Aechtenacht; Financial Secretary, Vim. Jennings, jr
Je sasSe DTccto cSe aT
Packer 3. B. Decker, H. Richardson II, H. j. Peters,
L. s. Cole E9.-r 60. - -. =. |
An inquest was held in the case of Clifford !
Brand late proprietor Of beer saloon corner OF Graham
and Mashalst L. d., who, alleged came TO his
death from kick Inflicted by negro named Primus |
diet that Brand TO his death from the effects OF
blow with the knee committed by Prmus Hamilton and
that the assault was without provOcatlOn. Hamilton
committed TO jan TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury
Coroner Whitehill yesterday took the ante
morton statement OF Richard Murphy, who was shot on
Eunday night GreenpOnt by Charles s. Dorian, con-
uctOT OF reenpOnt No. 207. His statement showed
that the evening mentioned he in company with
friend named Cullen got upon the front platform OF the
ear, and pulled the bell for the conductor TO whom he
paid the fare for Cullen telling him he would go back on
the car The up passed. after which the con-
dRetOr ordered him TO pay his fare get of and then
pushed both him and Cullen from the car saw Cullen
and the conductor struggling in the gutter and when he
tired 10 them Dorian drew pistol ana SnOt
aim. Dorian recognized by the wounded nan as |
the who shot him. and he was then again commit
ted 70 Jail
FLUSHING. - Yesterday morning man
named Gardiner residing IN this village, caused the
OF two cOOred the charge Of setting fire TO
The barn Of Mr. Robert Smith Westinghouse Tues
day morning, which, together with Mr.. Smiths house.
totally destroyed, involving loss OF 5000 On the
examination Of the prisoners before Justice Quarerman
they stated that they had been hired 10 fire the buildngs
Dy Sheridan who intended TO claim the reward 35OO
eTed the Trustees for the conviction Of ncendares
ON the examination sheridan that the negroes fired
the buildings, aud claimed the reward. The prisoners
we're held to await the action Of the Grand Jury,
JAMAICA, L. I.-Henry Walters, real
estate agent arrested yesterday on the charge OF