New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
THE CITY.

hall M 4 Yesterday respect 10 INC ihSAS"'J "
The Rev. DR.. Heber Newton delivered, IaSt
evening the second Lecture or b0 The audience was
numerous and attentive. -,
Last evening Henry Anderson, sailor, fell
ovThoorl from sloop the foot OF East Fifty fourth
condition and taken to Bellevue Hospital
Morris Bodies tailor shop, in the basement
of No IS Hesters damaged by fire last evening 10
The amount Of caused by the explosion OF Kerosene
lamp Insured.
Elizabeth McGinnis, homeless girl, age Is,
last evening into the store of Thomas White NO zI
Beventh.ave taken with labor pains and soon gave
birth male child. She was taken TO Bellevue hospital
Last evening fire occurred in the rear
basement Of Peter LOrards tobacco factory at No o.
Woosterst, and the stock in the dryngroom was dam
aged by water The entire loss on STOCK ana Ouulns Is
over 5000. Fully insured.
new series of discOurses on the Sunday
SCHOOL work will be commenced in the sixthave Re-
formed Church. opposite Amityst, tomorrow evening"
Ii. Vincent. Subject-"The Sunday school Tabernacle"
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Fftbaye. and No as 5irandst in compliance with the
recommendation OF the Convention which met III fIOt
land selecting the second Sunday IN November as DAY
the pi IaHdi ''' '"''' '''
BY order of Brevet Major-Gen. Mcdowell the
been detailed aud have left their respective quarters 10
attend tIs I1Sr % Sh Barracks and at Fort
Independence Boston, two companies OF the 9th Artiy
nrfIlerV from Fort Hamilton n Y BY order OF the
Governor the flags all the Arsenals and Armorles OF
the National Guard will be placed at hafmast TODAY,
aud guns will be fired at the Capitol from y to
O'Clock.
Coroner keenan, yesterday held an inquest at
No 424 Grcenwchst.. the body of Mrs. Catharne
Ballard who died suddenly yesterday morning Also,
over the body Of Lizzie Howard age TO- VINO was Ionh9
hold inquest at No 4ol Sontht over the body OF Geo
Brandn, age years. who died from burns received on
Thursday. 1t is stated the child standing near
wagon the street, from which Kerosene oil was being
thrown over the clothing Of the child burning him
severely that he died yesterday morning Re0ecea
ST., from disease of the heart Coroner Flynn Will hold
inquest. Margaret Collins. 80 years died sud
denly yesterday at No 100 Muberyst Coroner keenan,
will hold an inquest.
The Ladies' Union Relief Association has
appealed TO the public its aid in furtherance Of its
carable work The appeal has been warmly responded
TO- and the Ladies' Fair open at No l93 Broadway
%ssoeation are pressing and the public cannot be too
generous The comfort which the good ladies OF the
poverty stricken home, and the relief which they have
or many poor Snss 6 ngS W SHn their DIS
interested acts OF charity. Tonight the Fair closes aud
large attendance Of those whom the poor and suffering
soldiers the lonely widow and the taleress children OF
our dead heroes worthy objects OF sympathy and
assistance A splendid Stenway piano may be seen at
the Fair and is for sale cheap
BROOKLYN.-At the Williamsburgh Dspen-
say 495 patients were treated during the past month
The Brooklyn Eclectic Dispensary, during the
month of October treated ST. patients, and dispensed
1850 prescriptions.
The residents on CllntOn-aVe., between At
lantic and FutOn.aves have asked permission TO lay
down a concrete pavement at their expense dealing
directly with the patentee. The Board will probably
grant the request.
c. X. Lincoln, who was arrested and in
aeted for the alleged p9rloini1g Of letters from the
journed for trial.
Stephen Haynes was sued by John B. Mey-
denborg 5000, the amount Of promissOry
OF DeeeHber ISL The Jury rendered verdict in favor
of plaintiff the full amount with interest
Coroner Whitehill, last evening, concluded
the inquest in the OF Mrs Elizabeth Baker who
ana ss on On the the P s S The % Te
dered verdict OF Found drowned"
Detective Videto of the Central Office yester-
day arrested in Philadelphia William Howe. who IL
alleged in October last forged check for 81 900 on the
Long Island Bank, which he deposited in the First Ma
and decamped.
The examination in the case of William
Kempton charged with counterfeiting UnIted States
internal Revenue stamps. resumed before United
States Commissioner Jones yesterday. Col. Whitley,
Chief Of the Secret Service Department present and
produced evidence plates and large quantity
The case will be resumed today.
TARRYT0WN.-Alrs. Mary Bray, formerly
Of IryingoD but living Of late in this village dropped
dead in Ccdarst Monday afternoon. AT the inquest
the jury rendered the verdict death produced by
longcontnued excessive intemperance"
MATAWAN. n. 1.-THE Rev. A. j. Gregory
assisted by officer OF the Grand Lodge, instituted
Binnehaha Lodge, No. 49, l. o. OF G. T., with twenty
Cldrter MEMBERS IN tls Town on Monday last. The fol-
lowing the officers W. G. IT, jos Holt, w. II. VIM
b. Gravatt, Secretary f. L. Brannin Financial secre-
tary W. II. TAYLOR. Treasurer, W. Smythe Chaplain,
VIM. H. smith, W., John RunyOn, l. g., VIM. Arrowsmith,
o. Co. VIM. Bath, A. s., H. Carhart, L. d.. II. Lowe.
Previous 10 the installation the Rev. Mr.. Gregory de-
hyeTed lecture.
JERSEY ClTY.-William Burns, who was
elected 10 the COronershp the ID inst took the oath
yesterday on suspicion Of having been engaged in several
bnrglarles recently committed IN Jersey CITY number
OF articles stolen from the premises OF Mrs Roberts on
Clarkplace were found In his possession, well
pawn tickets for number OF articles supposed to have
been stolen. His wife also arrested "A charge OF
receiving and conceang stolen property The accused
parties GeOug families heretofore in good Tepute...
Sarah l. Floyd lcOlored) was arrested on Monday night
upon canalbOat on the Morris Canal, for having as
sauted and cut owen MCCdbe, boy engaged upon the
boat. She committed for trial in default Of bail.
HUDSON CITY.-In the Court of Quarter
Sessions, yesterday Joseph Baussert condemned
stabbed his two sons John D. and Frederick during an
aay at Union Hin in September last aud Terry McCor
10 commit rape upon Mrs Matilda PRESS at Greenvie
IA August sentenced to two years hard labor in the
State Prison Stephen Keefe was committed yesterday
for trial, by Recorder Aldridge, IN Hudson City, for
having used his family aud cruelty beaten his wife.
PATERS0N.-A hOstler in the employ of
MI Peter Van Wagner, in Manchester yesterday morn
Ing eoped with the servant girl taking his employers
horse ana %sg0R valued at S line tuGye a were
Sunday School concerts have been great successes.
hepry = Huas0h Tace Ia srs was was
Tace-course on THANKSGIVING Day The case of the
people rel Charles Danforth against Market Com
lDissoners by writ Of cetorar 10 the supreme Court
is on az Trenton The Commissioners are Philip Rafferty,
N g. Watson, and George Christie For Mr.. Danforth
appear Tute and Joseph r. Bradley for the Board Of
A. B. woodruff. and T. A. McCartor Il IS argued that
the section Of the charter under which the Commissioners
It eOnIended by the Aldermen that other give
them power TO raise money for improvements The case
Will be finished to-day.
ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Coroner Bath0ate was called Yesterday IN |