New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

Richard Welsh. age sc, yesterday cut MS |
throat at his residence, NO AoS "o'' i"'"''
lie Is still alive -. . of , |
,,r story window in Kiugst, last night, aud his left
arm and beth legs broken She was arrested
Iosenb Gaflney, age ii, of No. $40 West
FTenyhthst eareessly placed his arm outside oil the
window Of Eighthaye car, ana hau lhe hnup pioAeh
b. the pole OF truck
No colored persons have applied to u. >.
Marshal Sharpe for appointment as Deputy Marshals tor
duty at nne polls ON election pay, notwithstanding pun
A, he'd stateaent to the contrary
An unknown man, apparently German,
age about 80 years, wearing dark clothing was i4uRG
yesterday living in the doorway of No l2l Grandst III
sensible and bleeding irom the ear.
Benson J. Losing read to good audience
in the hall of the New-York Historical Society last even
inga paper on "The Late DR.. Alexander Anderson the
First Engrayer Wood" including BRIEF history OF % te
Art. MI Anderson an honorary member oi tno
Association.
DEPUTY Coroner Cushman yesterday, at No.
s5S West Eleyenth-,, made post mortem examination
Of the body Of Daniel Cassidy which was found in the
ton
Della Stllwell attempted to commit suicide
b. hanging with her skirt in the lookup OF the
Eighteenth Precinct Station House. yesterday afternoons
was cut down; tried ii again. and was again cut down.
strdghtjacket.
The Board of Directors of the Vessel-Own-
ers Association yesterday. The President reported
witt reference several in court relating to the
pilot laws and the Treasurer reported that IN SIX cases
against the Hudson River and Harlem Railroad Com
panles the claims for demurrage had been paid
The Commissioners of Public Parks yester-
DAY received communication from Mr.. Jas. d. Red,
Chairman OF the Morse Testimonial Fund relative to the
erection OF the Morse statue in Central Park and ap
pointed special committee TO designate place for the
erection OF the statute and to impose such conditions as
may be deemed advisable
Edward McCarty, of No. 499 East Fourteenth
at quarreed with Richard Hefernan in FOureenth-st.,
Firsth-ave, yesterday, and Hefernan drew knife
McCary fed to the lagerbeer saloon No 4Si East Four
teenthst, followed by Hefernan, VINO stabbed MN IN
the left and side. Henernan then ran on Inc po
lice are searching for him.
VIM. Gurney a notorious cOunterfeiter, and
John T. Colgate, dealer obscene prints both prisoners
Ludow-s Jail, yesterday detected by Col Whit
ley Of the Secret Service in the act Of selling counterfeit
York City aud $40 the POughkeepsie Bank Of
Duchess County n. " to the aggregate amount OF $50
The strike of the car-driveTs on the East
Belt continues, the detrment Of all concerned
Tie strikers under control Of few leaders, and
of them would doubt gladly go to work again, but
dare not for fear OF the others The OF the strk
has not yet waited President Tucker, though he
patiently expects them. The conductors have not
Struck
At sunset last evening the Hebrew "Day of
Atonement" began, day observed with the strictest
fasting by all Jews, and marked with the most solemn
religious services Of all the within the synagogues
The 10 penitentlal days which commenced on Monday
the 6h of september the most sacred days OF the year
in Mosaic lsT end to-day at sunset Grand ceremonies
Peter 0'Neill Crowley Circle of the Fenian
brotherhood assembled in the basement Of the St. James
schoohOuse last evening TO listen to addresses from
1essrs stephen Meany and Anthony A. Griffin, in re-
1aOn TO the duty OF lsmen and the necessity or taking
advantage OF the present crisis Both speakers closed
win earnest exhortations to JOIN the Fe9an Brother-
& first Of any Fenaa GGoe since ae aS a
present an undivided front to the enemy
BROOKLYN.
The new extension TO the County Alms-HOu
mas cost sl4s.356
The Board of Supervisors yesterday ordered
paid bills amounting to S57O56.
The attendants ON the Kings County Courts
receive 81 a day, $6l2s in three months.
Burglars yesterday stole 500 worth of liquors
from Disbrow & Els's store, No Grand-st., F. d.
Chief-Engineer Cunningham of the Fire De-
parment reports 10 fires in September. Loss $4,000
The Homeopathic Dispensary in September
treated patients and dispensed llO3 prescriptions
The contract for boilers for the Alms-HOuse
al Flatbush has been awarded to Felix Campbell at
The General Storekeeper of the County Build
Es ssosa distributed 'n' past year GOODS N' valued al
The Supervisors yesterday passed resolutions
Of respect to the Francis McNey, keeper Of the
Pententiary, who died in Europe.
The assessment for widening Prospect-ave.,
From Hamonave 10 the city line, amounting to s14O393,
has been confirmed by the Aldermen.
A 0re IN kODlnSOn q DllIS urY goods store,
the Of Fulton and Cermont-aves, yesterday,
caused damage Of $500 insured for 900 by the Phenix
and Fulton Companies
3be Dental Society has elected the following
ofcers: President A. II. Brockway; Recording secre-
tary z. l. Chds; Corresponding Secretary, G. A. Mar
vin. Treasurer, j. C. Monroe Librarian, j. c. wyman.
Charles Trimwell brought suit in the City
Court, yesterday, 10 from William Young $500
damages for injuries alleged tohave inflicted on the
infant. daughter Of plaintiff, who was run over by The
awarded slOO
Fire Commissioner Massey yesterday ordered
nine twostOry and attic brick buildings on the east side
of Hamiltonst., between Myrtle and Park-ayas to be
taken down within ten days, the front and rear walls
beng only ~ inches in thickness, instead Of 49, as re-
CURED by law
Yesterday afternoon U. S. Deputies Wheaton
and Irish assisted by the Assistant Deputies Of the Sec
ond Internal Revenue District seized 800 gallon conner
still mash tubs and 5000 gallons Of mash in fer,oenta
tOn ia brick building in ITyngst near CoIumbiast st
No one Was found on the premises as the place was
FreelaDd.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHEsTER.-AbOut II on Monday night
unknown man was observed running from a building
IN the rear Of the premises Mr. Thomas Bent on Main
ct. Almost Immediately afterward the building vVas
discovered fire, and notwithstanding the efforts OF the
fremen the flames spread with great raPidy and com
municated 70 Bents block occupied stores, billiard.
saOon, photograph gallery, &C.. and waS entirely de-
stroyed small store, owned by Mr.. Abendroth and
occupied by Mr. Keyser clOther, was considerably
aged. A frame building, owned by Mr.. Mcneil, was
likewise damaged. A build ng owned by Mr. g. II. Smith
and formerly occupied by HIN as marble factory
the occupants OF the buildings saved most OF their stock
mr Bents loss is estimated at about $1,000 The losses Of
others were not ascertaned.
MOUNT VEKsOT.-She annual election for officers of
School District Ho 4 Of Eastchester comprising theHl
iage OF Mount Vernon and Washingonylle resulted ~