New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-06
THE CITY.

meet at p. to-day.
Controller Connolly expects to re at his Office
early next week. ~
Nh. E. u. C. Judson (Ned Buntline) will speak
at the Temperance meeting la the Peryst M H. 'hurch
this evening ,
Anthony Mccartney, member of Metropoli-
Engine Company No 49, died yesterday afternoon III
the engine house.
Thomas OConnor, while intoxicated fell and
cut his head IN serioas last evening, and Was
taken to Bellevue Hospital by the Police
Michael Conklin, age g., of No. S 81 -d aSRs
st., Brooklyn, fell down the area way Oh NJ
yesterday. and had his shoulder broken.
Patrick Kearney, q stage driver on the
Elghth.st line. fell from his stage ~ he corner vi
Bssys,st and Broadway last evening" anu was severely
Robert Hahne says that Madam Frest of No.
ga ST. Marks place cheated him out OF so by me prom
ise of Custom House position, which she JAILED 70 pro-
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwih, Angelo Bartino was committed
shovel James o Cara of the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Col. Richard French, proprietor of the we'll
known Frenchs HOTEL was thrown from wagon yester
day while trying new horse, Dut fortunately esc"peu
without serious injury.
The First Division, National Guard, Major
Gen. shaler commanding, will be reviewed today by
Gov Hoffman. The brgades will form, right resting on
Fifthave The gton Gray Cavalry Will furnish
detail of mounted orderes.
Michael Cogan, aged 40, while intoxicated
yesterday morning. fell from wlndow OF hs aparthent
eghths and received injuries about the mead ana pody
that will probably prove fatal
By the rains of Sunday and Monday the water
the vor at Central PARK Increased hve inches IN
depth Daring the dry season OF summer inc wafer IN
flowing the dam.
The Nineteenth Ward Citizens Association
have appointed @ GU t thew no av ooh
better facilities for travel between Yolkyie and the
mittee at noon tomorrow in the Governors Room.
William Jones lost q watch and chain valued
at $50 at No 64k Broadway yesterday by the envelope
game" VIM IL. Cook met with similar experience IN Co.
ars losing $40 In cash. and Simon JacobsSy lost $50 at
No IS COurtlandtst They subsequently recovered the
money
At a. m. yesterday, Caleb Mcdonald,
came engaged In an alteration with WIN. OBrieD, ago
wound o'Bnen arrested and committed to tho
Tom bs.
The Rev. j. ii. Durant will lecture this
evening at st. Philips p T. Church in Mulberry ST., on
The life and times Of tine Hqguenots, including the
dreadful massacre of st. Bartholomew" After the lee,
ture the ladies OF tie congregation VIII hoId Wi anu
cecream festival.
Ann s. Moore was brought before Commits
soner Shields yesterday charged with drawing pension
widow, on account OF her son, deceased Union
soldier while her husband still living She admitted
that her husband was living but said he did not provide
for her. She was committed for examination.
The Haytien Government has concluded the
purchase of the armorplaed steamer Ataanta from Mr.
Oak Smith for $4,000 IN gold THIS vessel was formerly
visions &C. she will be ready for sea- and expected
that she win ssil In about three weeks for POrtau
Prince, 10 be added TO salnaves navy.
At the Court of General Sessions. yesterday,
Sarah Murray, who had stolen jewelry from her
employer. sent TO the Penitenary for two years
years aud six months Frank Emmer aged ~ Peniten
tary six months for petit larceny. The Court then ad
tourned until IL o. m. today.
Returns of process having been made in the
United States District Court ana no claimants appearing
for the following described property It was condemned
ny Gh linen n mssd esa s lake
Cy IS barrels Of whisky, found at Pier No II North
The Children's Aid Society's fottnigltly com
pany OF destitute children LEFT this CRY Yesterday ~
Vest Many Of the children were quite young some o.
them infants number Of the boys were from the
o 5Ss as s" h az. P s ~ s
OF life ,-a.-.-- Pr. = es,7l sr.r-S
While Officer John T, Kayeny of the Twen-
tysiah Precinct Groadyay squad was standing At !hs
order out OF the chaos Of vehicles that choEed the way
70 was caught bNweeB heayilyladsn truck and
passed over rs foot splitting the heel and making
peculiarly rAinful and dangerous wound Inc police.
man wa taken 10 the City Hospital ana the treckdrver
WAS ~. tsted.
Coroner Flynn yesterday held aD inquest at
ne Morgue over the body OF Thomas ir,ios homeless
agrant who was found dead In the yard OF house In
Thirty siIthst between Tenth and Eleventhaves..'
Also, in one hundred and thirty eshthst near iiitho
died suddenly early ysisIday the M nnse
farly Yesterday, Owen Mcclure, an Irish Ia
Overst by No SO of the Dry Dock and East Broad
ysy line both legs fractured, and he was other
wise injured He was taken To Bellevue Hospital. where
the attendant surgeon pronounced him In critical con
dition Charles Brown, the driver OF the ear, was ar
rested Coroner Bclrmer took the ante-mOrtem state
lhent OF Mcclure. who said that no alone Was 10 De
In the matter. Brown was therefore discharged from
custody.
TbeYadies' Home Mission Society met yester-
day ut the Old Brewery Mlsson TO make
greatly in need Of clothing both second haDd,
also Of CLOTH which the ladies Of the Mission cut ont
tyar- OF the Twenty-seventhst Methodist Episcopal
Church, amounting 70 500, and which sum wa. raised
RIVER have been turned the Society Tho library
and reading room, opened .sbont two months ago has
proved the number OF visitors averaging over
70 nightly.
John r. Felton, employed in Howe's'dishllery
in Elmst., near Howard, has boarded at No 81 Bondst
for time past On Sunday evening ho retired 70 his
room and was not again seen alive Yesterday morning
unusual and nauseatng smell persadee 1e nosse'
and this investigation. was found 10 proceed from Mr.
FeltOns The door was burst open ana inc oecu-
pan. was found partially ssh Oh he lad s
parently been reading when ho died He was a nauve
ner Flynn ordered the body to be removed the Morsus
where Dr. Shine will make Q post mortem examination.
The first public meeting of the Young Mems
ing. The edfce which has but recently been erected
near the corner Of Thlrty-nnth st. IA parkavo ana
shipped on the corner OF Broone aud ElAabethsts.
Lately they purchased several dots tho corner Of
Thirty and Parkave., upon which there VIII
shortly be built church worthy Of the wealth and posi-
ton OF this venerable corporaonone OF the Oldest IN
the city. The present structure is plain but elegant
affair The floor Ia used for Sabbath school
cses The object Of the Young Mems Christian League
IS 10 develop literary and artistic ruses.
During last January, VIM. f. Jones. an ex-
Treasury Agent. called Mr. j. WOodhouss. commits.
sion merchant In New Orleans and representing himself
as still in the employ OF the Government borrowed 500
On good collateral security This repaid. Not long
after this Jones obtained 81 900 from the same gentleman
on forged United States Treasury draft signed by him
self After obtaining the money Jones came 70 this efy
Mr. Woodhouse learned That the draft WAS worth
less and day two ago cams TO soity While walk
iro down Fultons he JONES' and casod his arrest