New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24
NrW-YORK CITY.

Tho Iiedcrlronz Society celebrated Thanks
giving eve with social bali at theT CLUBHOUSE III
Fourthst. $500
James Fitzgerald lccturcd on the "Oblects OF
Government last night before the Celtic Literary Club
at Plimpton Hall. "
The man who was killed on Saturday night,
b, Ret Railroad ear AT Morris and Westss has been
identified as Hugh Kelly, Grcenpoint car driver
The Board of Police yesterday retired PATROL
men Peter Knfen OF the Twentyir and John McDoh
aid and John D. Davis of the Twcnty-nh Precinct on
pensions OF $3.50 each.
The Artists of the feminist. Studio Build
ngs, with few exceptions will open their studios to
visitors on Saturday afternoons from o'clock I'LL 8;
commencing on the 81 Of December
J. Clifford Fesser, young man living nj NO.
70 Macdougalst was arrested on Tuesday night Tor IL
toxlcaton and locked mp in the Charles stationhousf
and few hours after wa found dead III Ms CELL
George ID. Hall, age 3d. commission mer-
chant AT No lis Broadway, yesterday fell, while intox
cate from the third story TO the first floor OF the WIN"
ncyIIouse, at One-Hundrtd-andt"ent ""u
Broadway, and was instantly killed
Isabella Briggs, Il prostitute, was shot yester-
day with pistol but not dangerously wounded, by jas
Field at No III Rooseyelt-st. Field arrested aud
brought before Judge bowling, but the woman refused
20 make complaint, ana he Was released
Charles McNenomy, Manhattanville laborer,
age 49, was yesterday found dead in the gutter at One
Hundred and-twelfth-st. and Harlemane. IL was con-
jectured that he fell from Tie ebenknen above during
the storm and was surlcatcd In the mud and water.
The Beethoven Maenncrchor, one of the
largest Singing Societies Of this city, organized
in 1852 and numbers about 7iO members, OF whom
about 100 are singers moved into its clubhouse,
Beethoven Hall, Fiith-st. near Thirdaye last night
In the Court of General Sessions, John
Johnson, colored for aSsaunS another coored man ana
robbng him OF $40, sentenced yesterday ny Judge
Bedford TO 10 years in State Prison John Stlson for
Inery a bOokBecper in prominent insurance conpalys
Office in walst. convicted OF emDezzlng sooi anu
sent to Sing Sing for one year
A fire at the New York Illuminated Pipe Com
pany,s works. nineteenth-st., between
Third and last night caused damage to tho
amount Of e. 500; insured A fire at No o. Futon-st'
last evening did damage to the printing es,apsn
ment on the third floor, but was soon eXlhe'snca
ing the excitement an unknown man was run over by
| the tender OF Engine Company No. and killed
It is stated that 600 Irshmen and 400 French
left this city join the French army The ish
generally preferred 90 by way Of Dublin, Liverpool and
London 50 M join parties organizing in those cities
United States detective is said to have ingratiaed
himself among the leaders OF secret FranGoirlsh
league, who organizing an cNpedllon 20 m fIauce'
and have given them SO much trouble that IT'S depar
ture has been deferred The same man IL sad 70 nave
defeated Cuban expedition in a similar way
BROOKLYN.
! Walter Sands, clerk, age 20, was arrested
last night for insulting ladies and assautng an officer
The store of j. II. Donovan, corner of Smith
terday.
Patrick Cunningham was yesterday arrested
for the alleged theft Of s22 from his uncle, Daniel Gun
niDgham, Of No 2Ol Centrest
The Rev. J. Clement French Pastor OF the
| Ormond place Congregational Church. has been com
PEELED to resign account OF i'll health.
| The members of the First Baptist Church,
Re-. NJ Che rsso on Of T the Church eyeG a
The front of the dweling-hOuse No. AZ Ma
rion-st saturated By unknown person yester-
day. with gasoline, and then set fire. causing 800 dam
| age.
DIR. Gnstavus Bingle of No. 1856 Ewen-st., f.
De- was fined $50 yesterday for reporting the death of
child as resulting bronchitis, knowing tie same to
have been caused by smallpox
A meeting of the members Of st. Mary's WO-
mans Hospital was held yesterday afternoon, Mrs s.
Cashier presiding TO complete the organization OF the
association for the enlargement OF the present Hospital
and the erection OF Founding Asylum
Mayor Kalbfeisch yesterday received letter
from John Taylor Of Boston, exposing swindng dodge
of VIM. Brooks & Co.. Fnltonst, who obtain money by
selling jcwsharps music boxes. Mr. Taylor forwarded
s., and received instrument worth six cents The
Mayor compelled Brooks to refund the - and direon
| tnuc the business.
LONG ISLAND.
STONY BRooK.-The meeting Tuesday
night Of the the Port Jefferson and North
port d ING Island Railroads, called to conclude the
negotiations pending between the two roads, was not
held, owing to the inclemency of the weather
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Over Charlick, President OF the
Long Island Railroad who has been dangerously i'll for
number Of months visited The Companys Offices yeser
| day, for the first time since his recovery.
| JAMAICA.-An unfounded report that the Eastern
press train from Hunters Point had of the track,
and that several persons had been killed injured
originated here and telegraphed over the Island
Tuesday night
GLEN CovE-A Winter Of lectures is TO be estab-
| lished here.
RocKAwAr-A new bell, weighing about 900 pounds,
has recently been placed in Trinity Church by the chill
| dren Of the late Geo NJ. and Elizabeth Hewlett.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YoNKERs.-The 3D. Regiment, n. Y. S. n. G.,
Col John Fay commanding, will parade Tomorrow,
and viii be presented with a stand Of coors by Gen.
Tweed. ,..