New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
THE CITY.

The COmmttpc Oh hpHllCutiOuo VI thO s,"'i-
OF Excise yesterday reported In favor OF granting Oh nc"
licenses in this city, and 81 in Brooklyn
An inquest was held yesterday ut No. 81
Muberry-st, over the body 0f MIS- mary Cohheny Ia"
tive OF Ireland, age AZ, who died suddenly.
Some children, yesterday, set fire to their
bed clothing at the eereT oG Gpnaga Tas trSw
A black felt hat and a small rattan cane were
found nv the police yesterday the East Honstons
pier The articles at the Union Market Ponce station
A free class in mineOralogy. and geology
win be formed tomorrow evening az INC NooPci UNIV"
free night school.
The dead body of male infant, age about
five months found by the police at the corner OF
Clarson and Hudson-sts yesterday Nothing relative 10
| the parentage has been aseertained
The Receiver of Taxes announces that books
for the Sse books S e
bank stock will be opened on Monday.
A Committee of the Nineteenth Ward Citi-
zens Association will walt upon the Mayor to-day 10 pre-
sent petition for increased rail and stage facilities be-
tween the upper and lower part OF tho city.
George Lerew, age 49, residing in Bleecker-
t the eSrth Sor to tie cellar Of No 2C9 Canals lie
ceived fracture Of tho skull and other Injuries tna VIII
ppita.
Henry Robes, while sweeping an awning ad-
Joining hislate residence NO 80 Ihompsonst
fell TO the pavement and received Injuries when caused
his death In few hours, Deceased was grocer ana
leaves wife and two children Coroner Rollins held an
inquest.
The funeral of Anthony J. McCafferty, late
member OF Engine Company No 49, who died In the en-
CINE house Tuesday, VIII take plHCe l"'dS H. MS
from No 50 Rutgersst district engineer and 10 men
will act as escort Ito the remains, and the members OF
the company will follow as mourners.
The mass of earth and stones which fell
across the track OF the Harlem Railroad at Eightyfith
ST. and Fourthave. Tuesday evening was yesterday
cleared away, aud by the trains running as
usual Travel over the road was mpeded for several
hours and passengers were compelled W ea'e tho CARS
and so around the obstruction.
Dennis Burk, Earle Wilcox, Andrew j. Leeds,
Zmmermann recent arrivals from the coun
try among the victims of the envelope game yester
"A tbavs u,gpuu
appealed for restoration OF their money, and u was re-
newspapers that are feeced by this now old game
Mr.. Simon Schwartz, of No. East Forty
ninths aud Miss Caroline simms. daughter of Mr. Abra
RED Yesterday according to the Hebrew rites Syn
ago2ue ut the' corner OF Avenue ana fourt-st Inc
witnessed by multitude OF the friends OF the happy
Coroner Schirmcr will to-day conclude the
inGuest at No Is Greenwchst in the case OF Mrs.
Pauline Miller who died three days after her eonlne
during her Illness DeputyC Coroner Cushman has made
pOstmOrtCm examination, but has not YET gwen an
opinion. Deceased native OF England, ana 80
years OF age.
The steamer City of Port-au- Prince sailed yes.
terday Her passenger list Included Mrs boSset wc Of
Hogarth, Mr. Bassets clerk IAeus Hail. Culvert, Frees
men OF the Haytan navy. These officers aud men have
been doing duty on board the Algonquin but are now
two new war intended operate against the rebel
steamers Quaker City and Florida.
The ladies' fair for the benefit of the new
Church OF the Dominican Fathers IS continued every
afternoon and evening in the basement OF the new
church, corner OF Lexlngonaye. and sixty-sxth-st,
eft Of which the held is beautiful structure. 20
feet wide by 100 in length and viii seat when completed
over persons The cornerstone was laid two years
ago. when the church lot aud II adjoining IL were pur
chased iGr Ell r io Ges v ues NV pricsts Of te
order OF ST Dominic called by the Romsh Church the
order OF Friars Preachers, which has existed 65 years
The seven sections of the Algebra class OF
Union schools averaging p pupils IN
each section, opened Tuesday evening In The plain
eonetry class there arc 80 pupils In solid geome
try and rigonometry II; and Ia analytical geometry,
s. Last evening the classes In organic chemistry were
formed Tonight the classes In elementary chemistry
and mechanical drawing, which are attached to the
School OF Science, viii BIO organized There have been
issued. and the application for tickets generally con
tnues weeks after their opening II is estimated
that the attendance this Winter viii be fully 2ooO
At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
terday, SIR Geo. Is. Lincoln In the chair 20 VIOLATIONS
Of the house act were reported, aud - Of
violations Of orders permit granted to George H.
BaEe Of Maspeh, Long Island fertilizer manufacturer
on condition that all matter shall be conveyed and
from his manufactory vessels constructed and dis
infected a. to emit no GenniHe oI0L,; at a @np
protected from the air aud dIineeted WITH chgmeas
shall be so dsinleccd conveyed by drains other
wise create offonse either Ia conveyance or
WA, referred 10 the Sanitary Committee Dr. Harris
reported the results obtained with testing Kerosene OILS
the 10 samples examined there II below the stan
dard by both the explosive aud the burning test and
tested complied with the requirements OF the law.
ROOKLYN.-Property owners on IIenry-st |
cent communication 20 the Water Board yesterday, re-
nonstratng against the proposed Ncoson or any other
wooden pavement the street. Tho reasons gwen were
that IL 10 costly ana unhealthy
dramatic entertainment for the benefit of
Mr.. r. &. Faulkner will be given at the Brooklyn ORA
matte Hall, No. 10 Liyinsstonst, this evening.
The review of the Second Division, n. Y. S. |
n g. by Gov Hoffman Tii take place to-day on Pros
The day prove lnclement Malor,Gen woodward. the
Will take place on the following day.
WHITE PLAINS.-Three Democratic Con- |
ventons were held here yesterday there was grand
parade OF circus company; wedding IA hgh ne TOOK
place. also the funeral Of old and prominent citizen.
Y0NKERS.-The Eighth District Convention |
OF the OF Temperance will be held I'm Radford Hail.
the 18th INST. A large number Of delegates Is ex
pected.
JERSEY CITY.-The Common Council has |
directed the Jersey CITY aud Bergen City Railroad 10 |
their track from so much OF M3nigomeryst US
night row occurred in the saloon at the corner OF Motifs
aud Hudson.ss.. during which, william Kane tue Dar
keeper. and man named White, were khoeheI 1oWh hu
brnialy kicked by three others named Whitehead, |
OTOOlc, and Mcbride. None OF the assalants save |
Oroole taken into custody. He was adhtteu u
RUTHERFORD PARK.-A slCop Yesterday |
into the Erie draw az % so "a one Track
The considerably So n eoy
salt hay spoiled by the late storn iho ram GOV
cred the meadow two feet deep.
HACKENSACK -Sanderson, the defaulting
clerk Of PulcstOn, Raymond Co. OF New-10rk VINO re-
sides at h pase ecS,e Clerks are in the habit Of using
their employers securities. He received u salary Oh
5000 year. and, 1t Is said has been lavish In Ills eA
penditures.
NEWARK.-The people propose to erect q
monument In Paramount Cemetery to the memory OF
Inferred there The estimated cost Messrs John
Rodgers Edward L. Stars Daniel Hargan James A.
Roard of Directors OF the Young Mems Catholic AssOca
ton Two hundred members hayeJoned the association