New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

Gassos g. BenitOs's Spanish boarding house,
at No IL West Eeventhst damaged 500 by hre yes
lerJay.
Michael McCarty was yesterday arrested 1or
the alleged theft clothing worth s5 from Joseph "e
wood Of Fushing-ave
The total number of immigrants landed at
this port during last week has been C9e since the
isi OF January, 1898.
Arrests for the week, 1421; marriages, 2l4
births 2ss deaths n2; fires, 49, loss $ $685. Situations
orcured AT the Free Labor Bureau $40; licenses granted
l53 license fees, S26S 90
During an alteration at the corner of Spring
And Elizabetlsts., late Saturday, Denis knbrght
stabbed Nicholas Blnny and VIM Manning dangerously
An inollenSive cOlOred man was attacked
Yesterday afternoon at the of Canal and Laight
,ts by party Of Eighth Ward roughs, struck over the
eye with club and thrown into the mdule OF the sree
Ne arrests.
The stock in w. T. Jcnnings's tailoring estab-
nshment at No Barclay-st., damaged by fire last
evening $3.50 The Office of the Yale Lock Company ad
joining, damaged $500 Both insured The building
Mas damaged $500
Yesterday some neighbors, on entering the
apartment Of Mary Evans and her husband. in an
upper story of the tenement No 7o Jsckson-st found
tie lying dead on the floor and the husband stu
pidy drunk ON lounge.
A meeting is to be held at the Office of John
ncClave No Pine-st Wednesday next, TO consider
the sunect of improved steam communication with West,
chester County. John X. Brady William b. Ogden ana
Cyrus W. Field prominent in the movement
At the meeting of the American GeOgraphi-
eal and Statistical Society in the Cooper Institute To-
morrow evening Mr. Simon Stevens. President OF the
Tehuantepec Railway Co, VIII read paper on tne
Isthnus Of Tehuantepec, new route of commerce
Detective LmnGton, on Saturday, on war
rant from Dstrict-AttOrney Garvin arrested George
Iyland of No ISL Perryst, for having on election day.
seriously beaten ex-Councman James f. McVeaney of
No g Beeckerst The prisoner was locked up at fOee
Headquarters.
The Elevated Railroad will be reopened for
travel this morning Numerous triatrps have been
made Of late the road being subjected to test OF SO794
pounds. The first trip downtown begins at 6;39 a. M
and the uptown trip at o. M. stopping at Frankin,
Houston, Bethune, and Twenty -ninthsts.
Miss Harrietta A. Keyser lectured Saturday
evening TO large audience in Association Hall on the
subject OF Consuming Fire. by which she meant not
S s",DsSe nsss determinaton Of Which William Silent
IIncon and FaTTagut were cited as ustrous examples
Mayor Hall has appointed Michael j. Shand-
ley brother Of Police Justice Edward shandley, and
,,erk al the Essex Market Police Court Police Commits
soner to III the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
Of ofsheriGelect NJ 7 Brennan 1t is qndersto9d that If
shandey will resign in favor OF some other candidate
Edward Mccarthy, porter in the Grand
Central Hotel having gone up to the seventh story in
the elevator Saturday evening returned to the hoist
y after the elevator had passed up to the story above
and stepped of falling down the unObstructed hoist
way hight Gi 100 feet upon me stone hoor IN 1ne SUD
frightfu manner.
During October the average attendance of
pupils in the Cooper Union Free Night School Of Science
yas 313 in the School Of $50 in Oratoy and Debate
H. making total OF 1OOs At the lectures in science the
average audience S and IN oratory and debate l25
total 1854. There is sti ample accommodation for more
students IN the scientific classes particularly In mathe
acs and in the art classes there are few vacancies
The conversion of the New-YOrk Club
House at the of Fifthave. and Fifteents into
French apartment hotel has been actively commenced,
and already nothing remains of the original structure
save the walls. The Eclectic. Ahenaum and others of
the older leading clubhOuses have been transformed,
nd are ~
rumored that similar change impends over the Man
haitian Clubhouse.
The delegates of the German Cooperative
Life Insurance Hidise6und met at the Gernania Assem-
bly, in the BOwery yesterday afternoon John H.
Beng Presiding, and passed resolution TO pay 500
every member becoming crippled or blind for lie The
Association numbers about $500 members in about
100 sections in the States OF NewYork, Connecticut.
Massachusetts, pennsylvania, kewJersey, Maryland,
OHIO and Illinois.
The cornerstone Of the new building for St.
Andrews sundayschoO laid on Saturday afternoon
al the corner OF Fourthave. and Onehundred- and
Twenty seyenthst by Bishop Potter, assisted by the
IN addition to the usual coin. and newspapers, the names
Of aH the scholars connected with the school. The
Bishop made some remarks dwelling upon the life and
cited q saluatory address in verse.
The sensational report in Sunday paper
that large vessel 40 miles up the Sound had
wrapped in flames and ashore Green Farms,
Conn created much alarm among the friends Of those
Who had departed from the city by that route Inquiries
were made Ia every quarter in the city and by telegraph
70 different points along the coast but not only
OF the ruInOr received, 10
tanned that the story had probably spread simply from
baggage masters seeing "A fire in the woods.
Yesterday was great day at the Alanson
Methodist Episcopal Church on Norolkst near Grand
Bishop Simpson preached in the morning. Bishop James
the evening and IN the afternoon there was reunon
ofthe Old members and former pastors Of the church
At result of the labOTs of these bishops and the nastr
the mortgage and floating Indebtedness of the spcet
Aanson II Briggs and Thomas W Marsa savinS s
sersled each 5000 for that purpose the rest IN tb %
gregatiOn raised 3 500 and the ladies to
The remainder by fair.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests las. week, 3lS
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