New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-11
Rang
THE CITY.
4 rrests for the week, 1929.

At the Mayors Office 653 licenses were granted
last week. for which 1874 were received
The Receiver of Taxes has received
s722 As for taxes onpersonal property Thursday
Jane Herman, aged 35, of No. 912 Cherry-st,
yesterday attempted suicide by taking laudahum'
While Edward Dolard and wife of Hoboken
returning from Harlem yesterday ther wagon Was
overturned and Mrs Dollard was seriously injured
A meeting of Irish Catholics is called for to.
morrow evening at Cooperative Hail. for the purpose OF
organizing company for eolonizng the West
Henry Kaulmann, aged Z, of No. 33 Ridge
ST. seriously injured yesterday by pie OF Iunper
falling on him.i
The flags on the City Hall were displayed at
halfmast Saturday In respect TO the memory OF eA
President Pierce.
On Saturday Julia Doyle, a domestic, stole
500 from the residence Of Patrick Kelley No. l57 Ave
The Workingmen's Union have completed
arrangements for mass meeting at Cooper Institute to-
morrow evening.
Patrick Haggerty's legs were fractured on
Saturday by truck which ran over him In front OF NO
LOG Washrgton-st
The Commissioners of Public Charities and
Correction erect ferryhouse at the foot OF
Twenty-sixth-st., East River.
The body of James Watson, aged 7years,
who was drowned on Friday evening, at the foot OF
Barrow-st, North River, was found yesterday.
The Providence Light Infantry, will arrive
in this city Wednesday morning. and Will be the
guests of the 22d Regiment during their brief stay here
All the overdue Western mails by the Erie
Railway IN. One hundred and ninety-four mail
then due.
Frank Klein was stabbed in the shoulder yes
erday by Chas Grandean, boy during quarrel Both
were employed at the ~ T. Restaurant, NO ~ Broad
way. Grandjean escaped.
Superintendent Kennedy has ordered that
the flags of the various statonhouses be displayed at
hafmast today the occasion OF the funeral OF ex-
President Franklin Pierce.
The Tailors' Cooperative Union, on the cor
of Thrdaye. and Fourteenthst, nave secured the
services Of Mr. d. A. Roberts enter and prepared
to furnish all styles of clothing at low prices
The banquet tondered 10y the CalifOrnians
cen arrye5 here on ar excursion from the Pacc
Coast will be given tDemonico's Wednesday evening.
The Morning Star. Sunday; School was add
dressed yesterday by Prof Perry uhe superintendent,
Prof Gardner, the Rev. c. G. Blake, the Rev Mr. Lee
Mar the Rev. Mr. Garfield, Mr.. b. g. Boss and the Rev.
George l. Mingins.
At an auction sale of the stock of o drug
store IN sxth-ave., near Amty-st Saturday Peter
Mason bought some miscellaneous articles, and found
among them jar containing the body OF an Infant An
inquest will be held
The Board of Officers of the Goth Regiment,
n g. 3 n ~ at the regent meeting ayerted ths dncni
promised to cooperate with Col Cavanagh for the general
advancement OF the corps.
The Ladies' Fair in the basement of the new
Catholic Church at the corner OF Lexingtonaye and
sxtysxthst has been well attended since the opening
display Of beautiful women
public missionary meeting will be held
this evening at the Chapel of the Holy Savior Twenty
viii be delivered by Bishop Bedel OF the Diocese Of Ohio
and BisnOp Lay Of the Diocese of Easton. ....
The bodies of Ellen Cullen, aged 10, and her
by falling through the pier at the foot Of East Tents
were yesterday recovered and taken to the residence OF
their parents.
Some of the friends and relatives of Peter
while engaged with others In attacking the ater have
ave. for telling the truth at the inquest.
At their meeting, on Saturday, the Board OF
Police Commssloners appointed Acting Captains Henry
Burden OF the Twenty ninth Precinct and John McDer
OF the broadway Squad to be full captains, and
tanned them in their respective precincts.
Quartets from the New-York Opera and
Atlantic Gardens, in the Bowery benefit Of the
German Hospital Another concert will be given at the
place Thursday evening" for the same charity
The conference which was to have taken
place Saturday between the special committee OF
Prison Association and the State Prison Inspectors at
Sing Sing relative TO the management OF that institu
ton. did not come off, in consequence OF the nonappear
ance OF the Prison Inspectors.
William Mitchell, keeper of liquor-store Mt
the OF Wooster and Prnce-sts committed suicide
on Saturday night by banging himself to the faucet Of
large hquor cosk IN ms saloon when found his face
rats. Coroner Flynn held an inquest.
The Rev. William Quinn of st. Peters Catho-
MR. a s. e i no faS
visit the Eternal CITY On the return Of the former TO
direction OF the diocese to which he has been called
The Free Labor and Intelligence Bureau,
PmptOns Building, reports that during the week end
INK October o. lg3 males apped Tor SITUATIONS ana $40
females. Male help required 42S female help required
6S4 Situations procured for l27 males and SCI
females. There is application the books for 900
men TO work ON the Memphis and Charleston Raiiroad
g Gen. Hiram fWalbridge having been ap-
pointed by GOV. Hoffman q delegate 10 the Southern
Commercial Convention in place OF the Hon. Ezra Cor
NELL resigned, started with greatly improved health for
Louisville, on Saturday evening last. Gen WabridRe
goes also as delegate TO represent the Mediterranean
and ORIENTAL steam Navigation Company OF which he Is
President.
The Knights of st. Patrick, now an incOr-
m dar en