New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
THE CITY.
I a. 40

Gov, Reed, of Florida is at the AstOr House
The body of female infant was found yes
to-day IN the OF No. 742 Eighth-ave.
Revenue Officer Robert Hunt seized 10 h tS.~,
heads of ae in the city, last Saturday and removed them
to the Federal Building in Cbsmberbst.
Mr.. Robert Waters of the Hoboken ZEN, academy A.
lectures before the New York Casdonian Gun
Subject" What saw in France and Germany" 80 90
Yesterday afternoon Julia Ann Riley, native
Of Ireland aged Is years resident 81 NO ~
causing probably fatal wound. She was cohVeyes "
Bellevue Hospital.
The Erie Railroad Company, receding from
s t Contracts With the old Company The
Housaonc Railroad followed suit aDanaoinns 'Ho GA
press business after years OF experiment
About 600 Journeymen TailOrs met in the
Gernaua Assembly Rooms yesterday afternoon 10 con
suit in regard TO raise m waeeS seso O. Of M so
Union, which will be signed by the men ana prosenca "
the bosses.
The evidence against James Logan, No. 2,
who ia charged with tho murder OF Mr. Rogers was par
italy examined by the Grand Jury on Friday put II ~ 80
in character tHS there !. to-
morrow when decision will probably be reached
Only 81, 900 has as yet been received toward
the monument for FitzGrsene Halleck inc many Psr
the project the requisite w91d have seen SUD- no.
before M Sdco ssI a ,SS Oh No.
Mr.. Alfred Vreedenburgh, chief clerk in the
Tax Receivers office reports the folio wing amounts eel
sc9G for taxes asrag s s Pssd s5 80 y
1901 65; Friday, 1870 sei Saturday 'iO'VS TO- 'o'a
S4sss2 sc.
Schooner South Wind, Voorhees,, Of and from
Grayesend for New.York IN ballast was capslzed MedRe5
day morning in . squall OF Bay Ridge. After drifting a
considerable distance down the bay she was taGe IL Tow
aud which also took OF the crew.
Marshal Tooker reports that during the past
week he has granted 2 m ana
been sWndled by the innumeraD,s ~ Us
on saturday several persons fined 81 each for drv-
ing carts trucks, &c, &C., without licenses
The CrotOn Aqueduct Department on the 6thot
August last we're to have opened Pr0pC,a s.a s
Nicolson pavement b1t an Injunction initffsLing, tIo
definitely postponed during tho past week, however
that Injunction been dissolved and Saturday the
contracts were awarded
On the 18th inst. August Mas, German
carrenter was run over the track the Hudson River
Railroad Mt St. Vincent Station, by an express
lion vas deemed necessary after his removal 10 the SIT
SINAI Hospital, in West Twonty-eghthst: His skull was
satufdSy evening last he was aged years had been
but four months In the country aud boarded IN Iweiu
to.d aya' q '''''' - ~
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yestcr-
day Mary Dunn domestic was held IN default OF 800
her employer, Mr. Milton Roof mo 2l9 West Forty.
:eSTs wsr. ecmmeG Woa bs on eSso Of
burgarously entering the house OF Ellen Finn, No ~
prisoners concealed under the bed screamed for help
and they then threatened To take her Info b. sLdlns
handkerchief into her mouth.
The legislative investigation into the alleged
election frauds IN tho Thirteenth Assembly District Of
this city was continued at the Metropolitan Hotel on sat
urday evening Tho seat contested for 10 now occupied
by Mr.. Michael HApin Ais contesant being Cart Alex
aader Mcleod Republican: Inc i9yesi n mas
OF evidence has been collected during that time by Mr.
T. g. Curtis, clerk OF the Investigating Committee Sew
erai voters were examined on SATURDAY. ana thsr tes
The case viii DO resumed to-day at o'clock.
Fire Commissioner Wilson, on Saturday,
seized OF nitro ycerns and two electric ma
chimes found in abandoned boat al the foot Of White
halst IL appears that ON Tuesday last these goods
vero shipped on board the bark Silvia w sWazie, tho
Of the vessel recclptng for them The agents OF
them, and having hired boatman. sent them ON shore
Tho goods shipped by tho NtroG yoenno Company
take them TO Savannah, Ca, for $l Tho deseruon OF
the boat has not yet been explained the GOODS which
sades.
Early on Saturday evening fire occurred on
brIldHg' No a Readeet Before the flames we're OK.
tinguished that and the adjoining building NO 80 were
No % we're occupied by Messra Taylor Gibson Wilson
importers OF trimmings and fancy goods Lees on stock
900 Insured by city companies. The remainder Of tho
bnidlng occupied by ~ Mas, fancy goods Loss on
NO 81 were occupied BY g. 81. Lorentrltt. importer OF
cloths. Loss stock, 5000; Insured The second, thrd
hoop skirt and corset manufactory Loss on stock,
$4,000 Insured The buildings are owned by ore psr.on'
l.atl
900 insured. The origin Of tho fire is unknown
The following are the losses and assurances
Of tho occupants OF the building No. 20 Nmrenst
capsd the BASEMENT for tho storage Of dry goods loses
5000 stock by water; insured for $4,000 H. Meyer
dealer In clOs first floor Oses S. oOO insured FOR $4,000
by the following companies: Pacific 800 stuyVssant
$4,000 st. Nicholas. - ooO Baltic $500 firsmens Fund
6y NJ L. Stock, dealers f. boots ana shoes Loss t?0-
OO insured for $4,000 by tho PhcnK 5000 by the Hanll
ton aud $4,000 by two other companies Third floor,
Joseph Hines, manufactures OF clothing Loss stock
g. OO Insured for 5000. The fourth and NTH floors were
o insod for 5000 by the commercial Company
Tho building IL owned by Samuel Wood is damaged TO
New. Amsterdam and Union Mutual Companies. The
origin OF tho FIRE Is still unknown
BROOKLYN.-The police made total Of G@6
arrests last week
The three-wheeled velocipede, called the
"Rantoone," Will be exhibited CntOnst. this after
noon.
At meeting of the Commissioners of Esti-
mates and Awards for the lands aud property needed for
erty 20 whom awards had been made amounting to
81 O9l 90 expressed their Dissatisfaction and demanded
double the amount Of the awards, and IN some cases
treble
The case Of the Government against Henry
Seller Superintendent OF the Poor charged with having
before United States Commissioner Jones on Saturday
morning, when, on motion OF Mr. Allen, Assistant Dis
Attorney IL again adjourned for one month"; 10
await the decision OF the Supreme Court OK the United
States ia tho Rosenberg case.
The following named prisoners were ar
ragned before the Kings County Court OF Sessions ON
George Hogan, burglary pleaded guilty. Margaret Don
ghue robbery, pleaded not guilty; Alice Ketts robbery
pleaded guilty. James Blake. robbery, pleaded guilty;
George T. Thomas, burglary, pleaded guilty to grand lar
ceny; VIM Dunn, robbery, pleaded not guilty; Virgil A.
burglary pleaded guilty John Somerville indecent
posure pleaded guilty The prisoners were remanded to
Jail 10 await sentence ana trial.
A gambling establishment at No. 50 Fulton
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