New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
THE CITY.
Arrests for the week 1909.

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THE CITY.
Arrests for the week 1909
The Tax Receiver reports that during the
pas week he has collected for taxes total OF sS7S A.
| A sailor named Delaney, last evening fell over
hoard from schooner at the foot OF West Inirseconu
| st. and was drowned. The body was recovered.
The Board of Police Commissioners have
passed resolution ordering the enforcement OF the rule
requiring police surgeons ~ hVei 'nc uiS'o'' " "
| they are assigned.
At the Mayors Office, 7s licenses were
granted the past week. and ss & Ssea REFUNDED to
various complainants'
The New York Association for the Restora-
the American shPs ersss as o be-
presented to Congress
A meeting will be held in the Bloomingdale
| NJ T. Church on wednesday evening In behalf Of the
Womans Missionary Society the obiectAor which is to
| furnish female missionaries to india
The eighth National Congress of the Fenian
is called for AP AZ p s S the or
| ganzaton which Mr.. Savage presides'
A meeting of the Produce Exchange will be
held today az 25 M to receive the report Of the Com
mttee apponted TO attend the Convention of the
CONNIE rcla Union Canal Affairs, held at Rochester
| Jan. 10
evening in the East River of the foot Of Fthst lie 10
about years age has dark hair sandy Thskers ana
boots and dark leckte.
]. G.. g. ID. ID. FOreman's blacksmith shop at
No 56I Westinghouse was destroyed by hre YESTERDAY
| blacksmth's shop, stable, and dwelling at No $780, was
damaged to the extent Of $1,000 insured for $4,000
| The Senate, literary Society in Greenpoint,
in the hall OF Union and Meseroe;ayes The ex.
ercises consist OF debate essays and reading Oh paper
well Tie officers of the Society are; d. Feltee PIesi-
| dent j. ID. j. Sweet, Vice President; A. f. Oyerton,
Clerk DR. W. +. Sanford, Treasurer A. TreadweH, Ed
A number of Germans were, last evening,
in a rpar
tylrst-st, between Ninth and Tenthayes, engaged IA
cards An arose ana SeM Sns Waenr
OF Twentyeighth-st and Tenthaye and kesser struck
OF the skull. Kesser fed and Concealed himself
cellar but subsequently arrested by oeeF Conee oi
| the Twentieth Precinct
| A pavilion is TO be constructed in front of
| the Bellevue Hospital the bank, where very
hard cases of compound fracture are to DO treated
TO be performed portion Of the hospital set apart for
that purpose and now undergoing repairs. number e
strangers whatever part Of the hospital building they
may desire to VISIT and this new order will be much
| appreciated by visitors.
| Preparations have been completed by the
Young Mems Association for their annual ball n aid OF
evening", at the Academy Of Music, which promises
surpass any formerly gwen IN po;nt OF braniy ana
under whose management the affair comes on are MI;
aTs se%Sdh f aGf4e tst
Mr. Francis Higgins, Treasurer; Mr. j. Kane and MI j.
| Il. MCGOWAN Secretaries
|
citation, frat annual Meeting, elected the following
officers President the Rev Matthew Hale Smith; Vice
s sPe9GSr. T. IT, BoWlsba NJ D. Trcasarcr H. D.
Broughton, NJ D.. Delegates to National Association
| Henderson, Broughton. slmm0ns A resolution was
adopted inviting physicians throngho1t the state 70 be-
members OF the Association ana also 10 FORM soc
| etes auxiliary TO the same
The Hudson Amateur Rowing Association
@ STE ay G g WSveTeT Gus
NewYork First Vice.Presdent T. Shea Of the Ggllek
OF the Vespor Club Of Youkers Corresponding aud Re
cording Secretary Geo, w Fortmeyer Of tue WayeTley
OF HobOken Executive Committee Messrs. ii. q. Hart
acen Of tho Columbia ]. Russell Of the Atautcs, L. C.
| leys and William II. Spear OF the Gulcks.
The large hall over Jefferson Market was
densey packed last night on the occasion OF the usual
Branch No /, Father Mathew u - T. A. b. Society Mr..
sisted by the Vice President Mr. Thomas Wall An
| eloquent address made by DR.. Larkn, and some
men The banjo bones and tambouTue in the hands OF
mnstres kept the large audience in the best OF
During the evening several men and youths signed the
pledge OF total abstinence and at the business meeting
Subsequently, number OF new members were received
At n meeting of the Poles, held at No. 533
Th on saturday evening DE- ka al c. one ss OF
the patriots Tho fought IN e streets O 0 bGsn M f S
chairman recalled the old gl0rY OF Poland when IL Was
bravery Of its sous and tho beauty and purity of It's
daughters the admiration OF all travellers Poland
of the map OF Europe. It's language is proscrbed
aud its ag In the dust Other addresses deliy
cred, aud a movement set on foot 10 found Polish
school IN this city in (which tho language history, Gus
toms and traditions OF Poland might DO learned
Commissioner Manierrc, on Saturday, con-
nued the investigation in the case Of Paroman Lane
Fifteenth Precinct, who is charged with offering
insult late night short time ago TO Miss Ida Taylor
OF NO "a sixthaye The officer stated that hs nterfcr
with the and her arrest by him wcro
Quences Of her own acts The hearing was adjourned
until to-day when the evidence OF Sergeant flolbrow
VIII be taken relative 10 the peheVor OF the eonpaht
said TO be Chamberain aud IT. is alleged that she is a
daughter Of Chief OF Police Chamberlain OF Hartford
Conn. She seems possess the favor OF many in1u
entail persons in this city.
On Saturday, Rodney NJ. Pomeroy, the par
tcuars OF whose swindng operations In this city have
been gwen in The TRIBUNE at considerable length
taken before Justice bowling Mt the Tombs Police Court
shank OF Nos. and Frontst and Charles HansettO OF
No l7s Wiam-st, made complaints against Poinoroy.
Their deposons taken at considerable length corrObO
rated the account given In THE TRIBUNE The magis-
tIate then questioned the prisoner, who claimed TO DO
the head OF the firm OF Pomeroy Co OF No. li3 Third
st. Cincinnati The magistrate declared he had been be-
fore INN two previous occasions, on snilar charges,
but this denied Dy Pomeroy, and ho was committed
for trial IN default OF $4,000 bail.
Prof. A. j. Ebcl delivered lecture on Birds
their structure and natural history, at Cooper msti
tute on Saturday evening The audience large, and
the speaker listened TO with interest After allnd
ing TO TO the wisdom Of the Creator as shown In His
works the lecturer proceeded to describe the structure
OF the bird. The frame composed Of great amount Of
mineral material and one OF the best examples Of tho
found He outlined the chain OF ver,ebre, showing the
from tho head 10 the tail The system
posed with special refercRCe to power strength, and
ghtness with the least amount OF material. The senso
OF hearing In the bird less developed than that sight,
largely developed In the beak and foot The bird had
"a breathing system all over the body.
BROOKLYN.-The Police made 293 arrests
last week.
There were 10 cases Of small pox reported in
this city for tho week ending Saturday. with ono