The New York herald., 1870-01-15

eicctiou I0r OmcerS ON MOnuay next at the Study
This club should be In prosperous condition, but
owing to the ukewarmness OF many OF the members
10 IL rather behind IN it's settlements. An effort will
De made to remedy the evil ut the meeting, which
VIII no doubt be largely attended.
total eclipse OF the sun will occur on next Mon
day morning, January H. This eclipse Will not be
visible In this latitude, but visible In part at
Chicago, H.; also wholly or partially visible ut
sitka. IN Alaska; Sacramento and San Francisco;
visible also In Asia ana Europe. The moon win be
full In New York ut forty nine minutes past nine
A. M.
The editor Of the Spanish journal IN this city, Don
Jose Ferrer de Couto, was summoned lately to
Havana on important business. and lett yesterday.
Before his departure he made the recipient of q
banquet at Mailard3, on which occasion the
Spanish Consul, Senior Balblno Cortes; senor
Ceballos, Senor Antonio Gonzalez, J. and r.. Vega,
ana some iilty other Spanish residents, were pre-
sent. There was considerable speechifylng, and the
departing editor was naLtercd and c0mplimented on
every side.
The body OF the lad run over corner OF Forty
street and Fourth avenue by train OF cars belong
ing to the Harlem Railroad Company has been lden-
titled as that or Thomas Duny eleven years OF age.
who lived with hts parents at No. 347 East Seven.
tecnth street. The remains were horribly muCilateu,
the body being nearly cut two by the car wheels.
Coroner keenan, was notltcd to h0d an inquest ut
the Aorgue where the remains were conveyed by
the Nineteenth precinct police immediately after the
occurrence. Tue circumstances under which the
accident took place VIII be developed at the official
investigation.
According to police telegram received at the
Central Police ONCE from Captain Garlands pre-
cinct at fortylve minutes after yesterd day 1t
appears that yesterday afternoon four gentlemen,
dressed in the height OF fashion, entered tho Office
OF Mnturn, Brown H Co., lI5 Pearl street, and an
nounceu that they desired to make some purchases.
Wmlc the prOprletors were showing three of them
fhnlr OF Iutn lnnn
upon desk lie was not slow TO transfer 1t to hts
pocket and join his companions, NhO badc the 0ccu
pants OF the place 'Good dayn and took their de-
parture. lew minutes after ghe country dealers'
had gone the robbery was discovered and reported
to the police, but the thieves had escaped.
Information was received at the Coroner's olflce
yesterday afternoon that George Stoll, a German,
thlrty-two years OF age, had died ut his resi-
dence, l24 Delaney street. On Christmas eve
deceased was In the lager beer saloon OF Darius
Adnot, 1913 Delancey street, wGen three strangers
came In and wanted some beer, but the proprietor
told them II was too late ana that all his beer was
out. Beer was finally serve them but they reused
To drink 1t and were ordered out deceased assisting
In ejecting or them. In DOING so was stabbed in
the right side OF the nccs. 5to did not see knife
IN the hands or the man; he put and did not
know VINO stabbed him. the ante -mortem state
ment OF the victim was taken two three days after
the occurrence, which developed the above facts
Charles and Edward Aibrgat, brothers. who were
IN the saloon at the time OF the ARRAY, were secured
us witnesses. but liberated on bail. No oae seems
TO know the name or whereabouts OF the person who
inflicted the fatal wound. Ine case Will be further
investigated to-day or as soon the attendance or
the necessary Witnesses can be secured.