New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
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The UlslIlDhttoA
gan y'''TT Tbjyteepth Ward man-Awercan
e.eool Society has SOo members ,...
Tno Boarl of Supervisors yesterday appFo.
-s.tsd nearly 5000 for repairs to tho 9th HoSnen'
1smOry. l.. ho,,d,,orcb;ef |
,.as found the name OF sarah haih T0H u'"N
An ,he store No. leo Broadway, . - |
The roadway through Washington-square'
npectfng Iaurens-st and Fifth-ave has oeeh sr"uoU'
and viii soon be paved Win WocN' ut
Frederick Wogram's Ethographing establish
=, ~, a. .br5 aoor OF Ne. 2Oj Willamst, wac danF |
ssed by FIRE yesterday 800; Insured
Andrew J. Rich of Buffalo, while on his way |
q. tcoter I'm Eighth-avo last evening accompanied py
his family, died suddenly irola apopleAy'
Tbo man who was drowned on Wednesday,
80 Cot of Forty-nsnth-st East River proves to be
sSSnas si Farrell, late of East FOrty-iomth-St'
The ferry-boat Jersey City, as she was ieaV-
me the foot Of Cortandt-st yesterday came INTO cor
Erion with propeller and was cohaoerapS "in"s0N'
The agents of large German colony, now
q. m city have purchased 10000 ncres OF land On the
ES River in West Virginia. which they propose TO peo
ple with German immigrants
Gen. Mcdowell viii issue an order to-day
caring tor the return Of all the breechoaders In the
possession Of his command. They VIII be ropiaeeo Ny
new brl lechloader of improved pattern
Daniel Fitzpatrick's house, No. l13 Baxter
k. was damaged 5000 by fire, yesterday The goods Oh
r Handy and p. Cullen in the lower Stories we're con-
Several applications were laid before tne
v4re Commissioners yesterday for the position OF DIS
tvsct Fire Engineer, made vacant by the dismissal OF
christopher Reynolds. No appointment was maue'
Onward Lodge of Good Templars will hold
pudie reception this riday) evening at their rooms
Garner Fighty-sixth-st. and Tbirdave., foikSlle;;
fpeecbcs Tectati0ns, and singing compose the OEHer
exercises. All friends OF Temperance are most cO'u
invited.
Managers of theaters, whs had been Ia the
habt OF packing their Gses with campstools, have re
traiped from doing since the issuing OF supern-
~ te law n relation thereto and 10 oblge all offend
pay $50 fine for each onense -
The inquest at Carmansvllle over the bodies
81 Patrick Smith aud Richard Knox, who were killed by
TIE explosion Wednesday afternoon, on the new Bcule-
ward at the corner of seyenthaye ana S %
depositiOns Of the wounded men may be taken
The most recherche reunion thus far this sea
son took place evening at DemOnicos In tho form OF
soiree dansaate, in aid Of the fund for building
pain saloon of Delmoncos establishment was elegantly
sted UP and decorated for the oeoaSon ano the music
provided was, OF course the best
Joseph AgostinO, the gunmaker IN East
twenty third-st who set the guntrap by which Geo.
Eveedle killed last October was discovered yeser-
Ay evening to have again set the same trap The die.
made through the accidental
gun by dog had been placed that the trigger
you'd he pulled by any one attempting to enter through
Ine rSow-Yo.h o..l;..e ci.h El,o nhamuion
among the curling organizations Of the country has
elected the foowing officers for 1915 Fer President MAJOR
yobn Patterson secretary, W. McCreath skps W Kel-
Iogg James Gibson John Me(uha James Anee, Jsinss
IoSgweIl, W. McCrcath The Central PARK Commission,
ers have transferred the curriers' from the small po
60 he upper pIs % ss Ie %
Tor the use OF the varfous clubs
The Crispins' strike continues, and the shoe
anufaetur.r announce that they are filing their shops
with non society wormen. They assert that the comb-
nation OF manufacturers win extend through the state
and eventually externnste the Order OF Crispins The
manufacturer who ADVERTISED for workmen yesterday
meT eSployes who are anxious return and that by
Monday oneiiaf will abandon the CTispn society and and
ordtr are are sons work at the reduced Meetings
and the corner OF Broome Forsyth ss which let
ers Of encouragement from ont0ftown organizations
we're read
BROOKLYN.
The assessment for building sewer IN
Huntington-st. amounts to $6,s77 IS.
Justice Walsh, yesterday issued warrants
Eeenses.
The Water Board propose to dismiss their
Hydrant Inspectors whose duties will be performed by
nie police.
The Water Commissioners of Lowell, Mass,
are in the city inspecting the pumping apparatus at the
kidgewOod and Prospect Hill reservoirs .
James T. McHale, a roOfer residing in Ma
sombst fell from the roof of the Puritan Church On
tafayetteave. yesterday, and was Instantly killed He
haves wife aud three children
The flag of Port Admiral Stringham was
transferred yesterday from the Guerrero TO the Nara
sansett which will remain at her present anchorage
auring the Winter The Guerriere, II II said, wiz join
the American squadron In European waters now at Lis
Don and will b. selected the Ma gshp OF Rear Admiral
sRd Of ss igSsdrOn Tine gs s FsnR a Ssac asg9P
h the Spring and go out OF commission
LONG ISLAND.
UPPER AQUEBOGUE.-A missionary meeting,
sDder the auspices Of the American Board Of Foreign
Missions, held at the Congre gatiOnsl Church
Fsesdsy and Wednesday The Rev. Titus and others
sehveTed addresses ON missionary tolls and trinmphs
BUsHwICK.Ihe building of the double track OF the
south Side Railroad oextend from this place TO Valley
ttre2n, viii be completed by june, 1911. o.. |
gEwTowN.-The Supervisors Of Queens County are |
scussing the adysshihy OF collcctsg $4,000 OF unpaid
nhsbitants Of Newt6wn has decPs.s a "a % ~ s9
Year, according 70 the tsxrolls.
GOOD GROUSD.--Since the accidental catching OF a
large number Of ducks In gin net at this place. few
Gays since the people the sOnth side Of tIe island
have gone into the business Of netting ducks ON large
sport there will soon be no ducks in the sOurhern
hays and nles OF the island With these nets as many
LAT wSsE Seft s2 Owing 10 the stringent pgev eas,
Of the Law passed last Winter, the ducks geese
and other wild fowl have never been plentiful N the
waters Of Long Island they art the present season
.FLUsHRC.-ChSrles HOnce elected Chief Engineer
xhd JQssph Smith aud W. g. LQweree Assistant Engin.
Ger. OF the ePsl.neni 81 the election Wednesday
Tvening.
JsxaIcA-John Burke. a carpenter, fell from house
yesterday and was instantly killed
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CrrY,-The city account with the
First National Bank having been overdrawn ti1icO the
bank refuses to cash any warrants until the deficit
made good This decision nulhes many Of the enact
nents Of the Board Of Aldermen OF Wednesday.
HoBokES.-John MSoney fell from the third 70 the
second floor Of Odd FelOws Hsl yesterday. and was
injured