New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE CITY.

g. W McCook OF Ohio, T. II. Garfield, vermont vincent
Colyer of St. Louis and Ross Campbell OF Baltimore
THE CITY.
Music this afternoon on Washington-square
The Court of Special Sessions did not meet
yesterday, owing to the sickness OF Justice Downing
The Hon. Fred. Hassaurek, former u. 5.
Minister to Ecuador is at the St Nicholas having just
returned from prolonged visit to Europe
On November 1, Controller Connolly will
pay the interest due upon the bonds and STOCKS OF te
Saturday
The funeral of Mr.. David Patterson, late
Principal Of Ward School No. 8 in this city, Will take
place at p M to-day from Reformed Church. Fifth
ave, corner of Twenty-hrstst.
The body found in Fifty y-ffth-st., near Tenth
ave. on Tuesday evening that of j. b. Walton of No
I3 Renwckst. He was years of age, and native of
this city. He leaves a wife and family.
Kate Kesser and Bastin Muller both we'll
ER%go sCrS of mh So Es IA @ ' and stole
two coats valued at ST. They Mere arrested ana com
Coroner Rollins held an inquest yesterday at
No 32s East Thirty hird-st, over the body of Frank
Donney, age 49, who was found in the East River on
supposed to have fallen from Thirty yfourths ferry
boat
George Ianxmann, a German, age G5, COM
mited suicide yesterday at No. las Broomes by taking
Paris green. Two months ago his wife left him, taking
with her all the furniture and effects several tlmes
since he has urged her 10 RETURN but she perslstehy
refused.
Large quantities of swill milk from the COW
stables Of Franklin-ave and Slman-st, BROOKLYN are
disposed of in this city from wagons bearing the slg
" Kings Co Milk" in contravenuon OF the law when
provides that the Of the street or avenue shall also
he given.
Mr. julius Katzenberg has been elected
Treasurer OF the American school Assocation
stated that the money appropriated for the Chldrens
Aid society in secondst. has been misused and com
the trustees for ehe general good of the Association
ERge Pso H2na H6T eT MaTGHs S S
present address to the citizens of NewYork, setting
forth their object and to ask the aid OF all good citizens
BR0OKLYN.-Jacob Less was arrested, yes
and held in $500 bail TO answer.
George W. Morgan yesterday gave private
exhibition of the tone and volume Of the Coliseum organ
OF the Central Presbyterian Tabernacle.
George Shevlin of No. 223 Front-st., arose
in his sleep yesterday morning and stepped from sec
ond story window, njuring himself about the head face
and arms.
Samuel Toner, residing at the corner of Van
Brunt and Tremontsts. and employed at Smiths Flour
Mills in Hamonave, fell into bin Of bran, yesterday
| and was suiiocated
Health-O officer Cochran, yesterday, had Drs
eatS board T for neseetns to report cases Of smallpox
| TO which they were called
An unknown man was drowned at the foot
OF BOnd-st yesterday morning. Richard Smith, watch
man. endeavored to him, but he refused assistance
aud sank His hat awaits identification at the Third
! Precinct Station.
The first match for the champion cue-now
held by Rogers of the star Baseball Club Of Brook
HI%i Ske Pae Pt at ' m NJ ySrrlar 10 ;ba m
challenger The game will be points up the Ameri
| can fOurDal carom game.
Ground was broken yesterday on the corner of
Fhave and Bergen-st, for the foundation of the new
Catholic Church OF st. Augustine The edce is to be OF
brick, with Nova Scotia and Ohio stone trimmings. II
will be 200 feet on Ffthave and 100 feet ON Bergenst
and Will cost about $4,000
The report of Secretary Sparks of the Fire
Department for the year past states that the number OF
in the department is 22 expenses of repairing en-
gines AVERAGES SO 81 month each q, expenses for
trucks, 1886 49, From october /, 1862 to July 1870,
there were IT'S fires causing an estimated loss of s655
While the fire was in progress at the OIL
works on Monday night, the floating fireengine "John
Powell" unable to pass the draw bridge over Cow
anus Creek at hamton-aye., because after the most
violent blowing Of the steam WHISTLE could be
found to turn the draw After long delay the bridge
could not be turned until the next morning.
st. Michaers Episcopal Church on Highest,
Gold will be reopened on the first Sunday OF octo
church and congregation 10 have been affected in
urousy by the Rtdatic form of worship introduced by
the former rector Bishop Lttohn has given the parish
considerable attention. and the rector declines to
ceive any salary until it is fully reorganized
According to the annual report of the Hon.
Abram Weaver Of Utica, State Superintendent OF Public
schools city has 10000 children of school ages In the
in ~ @ Children not attending schoo The estimated
value of schoolhOuses and sites is S25959 total mum
Der OF teachers 1856 During the the cost Of build
ing repairing &c, OF schOolhouses was $4,000;
teachers wages, S59i,OOO
POUGHKEEPSIE.- The first locomotive, 1000
iH Eas Tl Rso '''' cars nave ''u % Tue and
TOMPKNSvILLE, s. las Mr.. Samuel r. Brick
turning suddenly round the smashed and its occupants
thrown to the ground Both of the gentlemen badly injured
TOTTENVILLE.-About 3 q. m. yesterday fire
occurred in the of the Henri Hggnson
consumed Ouhouse large quantity hay Lobout $500
NEW-DORP, 5. 1.-The Richmond Club grounds
change hands the h November MI lie Wand the present lessee
having sold place purchaser SPORT
grounds f' WV " ''" ''"' e''' "O'"ns OH '"'
STAPLEToN, s.L-zHenry Jones, a wei. known
incl was yesterday arrested when about TO take the fer 10 NewiOfk
committed the Island. '
JERSEY CITY.-The opening meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the Second Church
Of South Eighth and En destroyed BY sie Jesteray
afternoon 'ansbe bone was burned 10 death The Hudson County
rogate, and COroAes meets in Cooper Hal to-day.
ORANGE, n. 1.-The East New-Jersey Baptist
SUNDAY ohOo Convention and Institute baptist Church
voted TO PRAYER meeting appointments Of eoItess listening
from the President and by the Rev W. T. Suber
usson matters pertaining 10 Sunday schools In the afternoon
evening addresses made BY Rev H. r. Smith r. Stsbe
Banysrl, aud others.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. circles in the New-.Jersev
and Newark Conen greatly interested the coming Con
Convention viii be composed Of al he e u
Newark Conferences church In the Stat
The railroads will reduce the fares Of those who attend the Convention
PATERSON, n. 1.-THE dry goods store of Reillev
Ahi robbed Of cloths oAsmeFes aud silks 5000
IAHrOunssmensI
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACEr-A good
many he' would Ike TO follow Relds advice and usu o
pn O hNoh-h> halter But KSoI persistent nd st continues
70 n out lie hah1'omsst and becoming hats produced in the
nep'L' u you desre to cOroboae this fact Wit hi. store No
2ll BrOaisay. ~"
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