New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
THE CITY.

There. will be music in the Central Park to-
permitting
The bedy of female child, age about nine
nOntb was hast evening found nOatng III the wafer at
pier No. 80, North River.
Mr.. VIM Cullen Bryant is sitting for pic,
uTe on waich Mr. Hennessy is engaged 70 DC styieo
u The Poet OF the Woods"
Thorn as Sullivan of No. 35 ROosevelt-st., yes
tersiy fen from the steps of dlstlery M Roosevelts
had his sknll fractured and died last evening.
Yesterday afternoon Simon Dressler was
killed by fall through the hachway OF No. 10 Amiy'
place. Coroner shirmer Will hold an inquest.
james Eatson, age 2, of No. 40 West feminist,
last evening fell In the North River at the foot OF
St.. and was wned The body was mol recovered
The Rev. Geo. j. Mingins and others will
address the Morning Star Sunday School in Apollo Hail.
2 pm.
The Harvard and Oxford crews were admi-
rably photographed at Putney by Sir Aubrey PAM.
fine copy Of aOh group has been published N thsc py
Mr.. Vim. Il. Holmes.
.Corneliris Driscon, age 6J, of No -35S Cherry
yesterd as fell his cart at the corner OF Ludlow
and Canal its and the wheel passed over hm causing
compound fracture Of the les.
John .foyCe. an Irish tailor, age 80, and hav-
ing no me fell yesterday in front OF No 70 Cherfst
and died in g few moments The body was removed 10
the Fran Kiln st. Police Station
Elem Cullv. age 49, and her brother Patrick,
ages whose parents reside at No ga East Ninth street
while attempting to jump across hole ~ the pier at inc
foot of Tepth-st, r. fell in and were drowned Their
bodies were not recovered.
The Seventh Company of the 9TH Regi-
melt " c. g N Y, last evening presented Comnissary
or sketches, by Mast OF incidents occurring
during the recent trip of the regiment TO Saratoga
There will be a public meeting on behalf of
the City MIesOn at " D. tomorrow. IN the Madison,
square Church. The design Of the meeting is to unfold
and awaken fresh interest the cause OF city evan
gelizatiOn.
The Croton Board has rescinded the order
Streets and yesterday the dust OF Broadway other
thorodghfares was Laid by H. The increase OF wafer III
caused by the recent rains repenhng the streams that
flow into CrotOn River
A number of persons, chiefly from the coun-
try who do not take the newspapers and consequently
know OF the of sharpers IN this city but by
theirIOwn experience were heeced Yesterday morning
game In the afternoon the authorities compelled the
sSindlers TO restore the money.
Early Yesterday fire occurred in the base
ment OF No 435 East Ffteenh-st occupied by Charles
Hollis, as grocery aud dwelling. II soon e1tin
gushed Loss on furniture $780, on stock 500 Insured
for s5Oe by the Pacific Company. The building Is owned
by Conrad Maggie and damaged 10 the amount OF fO
Insured 1t supposed that the fire was caused by the
explosion Of a kerosene lamp.
j. Sanderson's kindlingwood factory, Mt Nos
COZ aud West Forethst. destroyed by fire last
machinery. Loss machinery horses and stock 5000
not Insured. The building was owned by b. Menaire
and 81 Eeventhave also owned by Mrs Menare, were
damaged TO the extent Of $500. Insured.
The brilliant evening star, the planet Venus,
the westsOuthwest portion OF the horizon about
o'clock II is situated in the Sign of Libra AT $50
o'clock the planet Mars appears about two degrees or
four daeters of the moon on the west while the planet
Saturn is 10 degrees nearly due east OF Venus The
is the lunar star Antares.
The 3ith annual meeting of the Board of
Missions OF the Protestant Episcopal Church will begin
in the Calvary Church. OF Fourthave and Twenty
frsts, tomorrow evening The Rev. DR.. Paddock will
preach the annual sermon The programme for the week
is follows Mondays business meeting NJ the Chapel Of
the Holy Savior an evening Missionary meeting will
also be held: On Tuesday morning the holy communion
will be administered in the chapel after which business
will be attended to during the day and evening On
Wednesday morning the conservation OF the Rev DR. o.
W. whitaker will take place at 81 Georges Church; on
Wednesday evening meeting will be held IN the Chapel
OF the Holy Savior in the business Of the Board
should not be finished.
The Mineralogy and Geology class of the
Cooper Institute was organized Last night by Prof stone
class will assemble Friday evening OF and
remain in session an hour and half Thus the two
bined subjects-mneraoGy and geology-must be dis
posed Of IN SO hours the class will continue only half
year Eaeh evening tnere VIII DC an exhibition Of
aud there will also be ample illustrations by charts and
Mechanism was also organized last night 1t 10 under
the charge OF Prof. Geo. W. PymptOn, Professor OF
class roll numbers 225 names. Mr. Cooper has lately
gwen $4,000 to supply the department of Mechanical
The Dierensl and Integral Calculus class Prof
S mas pgGm gsn y afee lectures on AZ
Chemical Lecture room on each Monday evening during
the session The organization Of the class Will take place
on Monday evening.
ISLIP, L. 1.-The new Methodist Episcopal
church at this place will be dedicated tomorrow under
the the IseV. j. H. McrWn. Presiding Elder
the Rev. s H. Plat viii preach Sunday con-
Rev. Jonn Parker Of Brooklyn.
MOTT HAVEN-Patrick Madden having i'll
treated boy about 10 years old, Of Patrick Mullen
tho severely punished Madden, for which assault
he arrested on order from the Supreme Court,
ana held TO bail in $500 to answer Yesterday Madden
arrested and held to bail in $780, for asssurg the
boy.
FORT LEE.-On Thursday two colored men,
Dave Taylor aud John Walker discovered the body of
man apparently about 80 years Of, age floating IN
road The remains have not been identified.
TARRYPOaVN.-On tho removal of some
rubbish from the OF the fire which occurred at
TarrytOwn about four months ago. heap OF coal was
found to be Sill Earning.
SLEEPY H0LL0W.-Ab 10 acres of land
being added TO the cemetery 1t will comprise about
SING SING1-The Presbyterian Synod of
New.York will assemble at the Presbyterian Church in
ni e pass en- and take the PnoeeedHgs
HOB0KEN-The inquest in the case of Mrs |
Ann Simmons, the cOlOred woman who died from in !
ures inflicted by Henry HILL on the oath of September
the inquest was adjourned TO Monday next.
JERSEY CITY.-Frederick Clark a son OF |
Mr. Ira Clark was sufiocaed In his brothers house N
his room and extinRuished the light without turning
MSS found lying upon the bed insensibe He died within
hour afterward. The Erie car and machine shop,
to doabe their former size. James " Mccormack and
James ODOnnen were arrested yesterday morning by |
Officer NuRent ana having IN their
possessI bundle household articles Of which they
could give satisfactory how they by them
While they pursued they fired twice at the officers
They were committed.
HUDSON CITY.-Catherine Kemps, the
young woman who stabbed the wife Of Eanatta, an
Italian residing in this city, at saloon in West Hobo
ken night Of the 18TH ns has been arrested and
lodged iu the County jail.
NEWARK Taise, a resident of No.
100 CaDasJ thrown ont OF the barrOOm Of the New
ark Hotel on Thursday night by the bartender, and had
his right leg broken.
CLINTON, N. J-This place was not so