New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-1ORk III l.
J. II. Didier's workshop, No. 207 Ccntre-st.,
was damaged 1900 by ere yesterday. Insured.
The dinner of the Dartmouth College
Alumni takes place at Demonieo's tomorrow evening.
Bangs, Merwin g. Co. sold yesterday col
lection Of miscellaneous books, including valuable "orAs
on painting and fine art.
Edward Mallen, age Is, died yesterday at
No sss Cherryst from locaw caused by fracture Oh
the arm a few days ago -
The Hath Anniversary Festival of the st.
Andrews Society OF the State of New-fork VIII uAe
place this evening at DelmOmcos.
The Coroner's jury in the case of Hugh
Kelly the Greenpoint cardriver over Nov 10, has
rendered verdict OF accidental DEATH
John s. Folk, ex-Superintendent OF tho
Brooklyn Police, has been appointed United states
storekeeper by Collector Murphy, vice Wm Handey re-
moved.
An unknown man was instantly killed last
evcninq by the Boston express train at Forthavc and
Opehundredth.st while crossing the New-Iiaven Rail
road track.
The drive in front of the City Hall is now
paving with the schar asphals composition, the pave
ment recently introduced in Central Park, and III FIJI
teenth-st., Washington.
II is asserted on good authority that the
scheme to take up pavemens In certain streets ana
avenues and 10 repaye them with the stow foundation
pavement has been frustrated.
Weston visited Bellevue Hospital yesterday
and was enthusiastically received by the students Dr.
Flint made an address auding to the services the pc
destrian had rendered to science and Weston followed
in BRIEF speech
The Western North Carolina Cooperative
Manufacturing and Agricultural Association Will meet
this evenng No 24 Bowery to hear the report of their
Locating Committee. j. B. LYMAN, Agricultural
Editor Of THE TRIBUNE, who has just returned nom Ills
tour South.
The delegates of the New-IOrk section OF
the North Eastern Singers Union in meeting last night
presiding, determined to hold the first rehearsal next
Sunday preparation for the great SINGING ieslVal Ill
this city next Summer.
The Rev. Charles S. Robinson, DID,, formerly
Of Brooklyn now pastor o the American Chapel in Paris
has accented the call Of the Eleventh PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Ffftyffthst and Lexington ave- ana VIII ~ Gd @
ter upon his duties next tsabbath lie Is I" receive soOo
salary and the use Of q parsonage.
EA meeting of managers Of Inebriatc Asylums
was held Yesterday afternoon and evening at the build
ing OF the Young Mems Christian Association, on Fourth
ave Dr. Willard Parker presided Papers were read by
Dr. Wardener on The "Pathooglcai ana ihIsinlogIa i
of nempeance :; by Mr.. Lawrence, Oh the Washington
Home at Chicago, ana by Others
The dead body of an unknown man, age 40,
hight feet inches with brown hair and hight mus
tache was found yesterday among the ruins of the house
blown down, Nov. ~, at secondaye aud Eght,eth-s 81
An infants body was found Ia the hallway at No lO
Tenhst and another under cart at NO 10! RvlhSion
ST. The body Of unknown man, age 30 was found In
| the North River at Seventeenth ST.
| About 400 Polish ladies and gentlemen cele-
braed the ersary outbreak Of the Polish
ouon in 1880 at the Clinton Garden in Cntonst. last
! evening The han was decorated with the American,
Polish and Bohemian colOrs Addresses were delivered
ny Pedend snd nheSs The Polish singing soeetS Lat
mia sang several choruses and the festival was conclu
ded with bali. -.---
The New-York Society for the Relief of
widows and Orphans of Medical Men, had its annual
dinner ght at Delmonicos. About $50 gentlemen
I NJ d SDeecnfS
| were made by the Charman and by Judge Pierrepont
Chancellor Crasby Judge Clerke, surgeon J9nn MOOT
the past yssr 10 s92l9 81, Of which t220o was
paid in annuitcs There ID now sS25OO In the Treasury
The following officers of the Society for the
Education and Advancement Of Young seaInen were
elected the annual meeting yesterday at No. 92 Mad
son-s: President Capt. f. Richardson yicePresdenls
r. f. smith and Capt. r. b. Macy; Corresponding Secre
fary Dr. Veranas Morse Recording Secretary. Dr. VIM
Faulds ThOms; Treasurer, L. L. Shaw. The New YORK
Nautical school under the auspices Of this Society has
educated $3.50 seaneD 1000 OF whom We're naval oicers
| Literary Department The Society IL sustained entirely
! by voluntary contribution
| A meeting 10 organize colony for New
Hanover County, North Carolina, held at No. 229
Bowery last evening The ground embraced in the col
ony includes 5000 acres, nayigable stream, ON fhe
| line Of the Wilmnet ton and Weldon Railroad, 25 miles
! from Wilmington Eleven houses n grist-mi and "A
saw-mill bnilt. Two thousand acres Of the
land are already cleared. Persons investing will De
allowed shares Of 20 acres at Sc per acre The manage
viii be in the hands Of the Shareholders who, IN
conjunction with the agent will have supervision
the whole. The climate is represented good and the
sol as very productive.
BROOKLYN.
! Deaths last week, 1885,
! J. LOckitt tradcsman in Fulton-aye., was
| yesterday swindled ont of t25 by forged check.
Carlo Bassni was buried in Greenwood Gem
etery yesterday afternoon from Dr. Spears church on
| Clntonst.
| fair is holding at the Novelty Building on
Fnlfonave in aid OF the new Catholic Church in De
| bevoisesf.
After the 1st of December, one per cent will
be added to unpaid taxes Yesterday there
long line Of taxpayers extending from the Office OF Re
| cever smyt the out into the City Hall Park.
The annual report of the Union Cooperative
Land and Building Association shows that the Society
members, of whom So have already houses
OF their own shares have been issued representing
capital OF $9 500 Tie gross receipts since the Society
organized amount to tS32O a. received during the last
year profits thus far s9e3s OIL or sl II ON each
share. The following officers elected at the annual
meeting last evening: John T. Fisher, Presden Charles
kamlah, VicePresdent William NJ Van Note, Treasurer
&. ". &. Dieher, Secretary.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
RYE.-The corner stone of the new Presby-
terisn Church laid yesterday. Addresses de
hvered by the Rev Drs Dickinson and Adams Of New
York, and the Pastor the Rev. Charles W. Baird The
Memorial Chapel, erecting by William Mathews Is
nearly completed The cost Of the two churches will be
about 100000.
open keg Of powder with hammer and ehise struck
spark and caused explosion which seriously injured
him.
WEsTCHHS1EB.-Special weekly meetings are holding
IN St Peters Church by the Rev. Dr. Jackson Dean Of
Westchester County, and the Rev Mr.. Hull
MOUNT VERNoS-The for &C cbool purposes