The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

residence as 70 Grand street 81 Which plaOs ne was
unknown.
Mr.. Bernard Smyth, Receiver or Taxes, gives
notice that one per cent Will be added to all taxes
unpaid on the IL 81 december, also an additional
one per cent on December Is. On all taxes remain
ing unpaid January interest at the rate OF twelve
per cent per annum, calculated rom the DAY inc
books wers received oy the Receiver Of Taxes, VIII
be added. -.
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TIE American Institute OF Architects holds its
fourth annual convention, opening on the sth inst.
at the Atheneum Library Building in Philadelphia.
The opening address win be delivered by Thomas q.
Walter, LII. D.. and the closing address by Rev.
W. H. Furness, D. D., ana papers on matters 6l pro-
fesslonal interest viii be read by the members
during the session, which will continue FOR several
days.
James Nelson. better known as Bully Nelson the
man-eater oil the Eighth ward, who was committed
to the Island about three months since by Justice
Cox for six months was arrested by olcer Kelly OF
the Jefferson Market Court squad, on Tuesday night
charged with biutally assaulting and beating
Thomas Nugent, the messenger attached to the
PRISON. JusLcc Shandley committed him in default
OF $500 BAH
Rev. Thomas A. Grlilths, the newly elected chap
lain OF the Ashbury Sons OF Temperance. No. 433,
lectured last evening at the Methodist Episcopal
church corner OF Sixty-eghth street and Broadway
before large audience on "The Constitution Of Our
Oneness, the Body tine Mind and the Soul, and How
TO Preserve Them" The lecturer discussed his sub
jet win much originality Of thought intersperced
with passages OF sparkling elOquence. His remarks
were exceedingly interesting and instructive
In the hurry Of compiling the registry OF Tuesday
al The morning papers yesterday had slight errors
IN their tables In certain wards The total registra.
ten W the second ward is $40; in the Sixth ward
4636 and In the Twentynrst ward 1876, reducing the
as compared with ths registry for The state cleo
tion last year. Is e76. and, as compared with last
years charter election registry, 1889
paragraph under the heading 'sThe Perelre at
Sea-" appeared in the HERALD OF yesterday I'D
inst.) in connection with which the agents Of the
vessel desire to make correction. They state that
the steamer sailed from the wharf at nine a. NJ,
but remained outside. the bar until i've p. NJ await
other cause They also state that the parade OF sixty
Irish soldiers on the steamers deck. and other re.
ported desaua were purely imaginary.
Patrick Reddy. better known as English PADDY
was arrested by Oficer Finay, Of the Eighth pre-
cinct yesterday morning. charged by Josephine
OBrfen a1ias Smith, OF No. 1S2 Bleecker street. wife
from her bosom on Tuesday night while drunk In q
LIQUOR saloon at the corner OF Houston and Wooster
streets As the complainant was under the influence
OF liquor when appearing before Justice Shandley
The prisoner was discharged
A lecture Is TO be given on the evening OF Tues
day, November 10, at Cooper Institute, by Rev. Mi
chael Heating, formerly secretary to Father Mathew,
the apostle OF temperance. The subject VIII be,
last Connection with France.n The proceeds are 10
be devoted towards the completion OF Father Ma
t9sy,s Snarcn, IN Cork. II y understood that Mayor
most prominent citizens have sgniAed their inten-
! ton OF being present.