New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
NETWORK CITY.
NEW -lUNh OIII.
Music in TOmpkins-square this afternoon

fell dead yesterday in the restaurant Of his son. at No
Mr.. A. w. Humphreys will read n lecture on
e Iron Industries OF America" at O'Clock this after
noon, at the American Institute Fair.
The cornerstone of "The Talnan Memorial
Church of the Beloved Disciple" VIII be laid this after
noon, corner of Eighty ninth st. and Msdison-sve.
On Sunday evening, an unknown man leaped
from Hoboken errybo but was rescued In an nsen-
sibe condition. and taken TO Bellevue Hospital where
he died, yesterday.
While George Riley OF No. AT West Forty
frsts chasing dog in Forty secOndst, yesterday,
a revolver In his pocket was discharged, woundDg him
seriously in the thigh.
The New-York Medical College for Women
will commence its Winter session this evening with
reunion and the usual exercises in the College building
No. 1S 5econdave., corner of Twelfth-st
Coroner Flynn, yesterday, held an inquest,
at No. 81 DyisOnst the body OF Wihemina Ritter,
age two years who died from scalds received BY pot
Of boiling coffee accidentally falling on her.
Thomas Casey, who was arrested on a
charge having caused the death of Thomas McHenry
OF West Thirty by striking him on the head with
O slung shot, has been discharged by Coroner Flynn
Catharine Leonard, age 5, died yesterday at
her rarents residence in Oneh hundred and
st.. near Eleventhave., from burns received several
DAYS ago. her clothing having taken hre from bonfire
bait IN field by some boys
Pedro Maibran and John A. Chand0r, who
were arrested On charge Of arranging for duel were
taken before Justice bowling at the Tonbs Police Court
Yesterday. accompanied by number OF friends Fhe
gs,rate decided TO hold each to ban In soo W await
an examination.
John Mulqueer, keeper of a liquor store at
No 20 Ham1lton-st while intoxicated last evening
rec kessy fired a pistol into crowd Of boys gathered
around his door, and seriously wounded In the nead Cor
nelus Cunningham, age u, OF Mob Monroest Muqueer
was arrested.
Gov. Hoffman was waited upon yesterday by
Committee OF workingmen employed under the PARK
Commissioners and asked to the Eight Hour law
To be enforced He advised the %orklngmen ~ % WaIs @
until the meeting OF the next Legislature, when the Law
may be perfected.
An entertainment was given last evening at
Shiloh Church. by the members of the Colored Young
Mems Christian Association Music, alternaed with re,
marks Of the Reys Highland, Garnett and spenan and
Nessrs John s. Bussng OF the Main Association, and
Oliver 8. Casey and Myer of the colOred branch.
Coroner Flynn viii hold an inquest to-day
at the Penitenary Backwelps Dand, over the Dody
~ Tdword nwens colored convict, who vas committed
on Oct 95 by Justice shandey, for assault and battery
aud died sunday. IT y aliege1 Dy tne friends OF
Owens that he died from une u Tue PIsoh
The Methodist preachers discussed scriptural
versus scientific yesterday Drs Adams, Curry,
Butler and Lummis participated, and each heartily
opposed scientific essays. Three weeks hence the Rev.
DR.. Foster s 70 give the meeting the result Of his OBJ
delegate to the British Wesleyan Conference.
The Union Theological Seminary in Uni
versyplace to be removed to the upper part OF the
city, where lots have been purchased which to build
which $4,000 has already been either subscribed
pledged since the founding. of the seminary it has
uated for the ministry. IL has now 140 students
The funeral Of the late Mr.. John Kerr, who
had been President of the seyenhave. Railroad Co.
since 1855, took place yesterday from his former resi-
dence No 80 East Thirty The Rev. Dr. Mont
gomery read the burial service and made short ad,
Dress after which the remains were taken 10 Greenwood
low Weed r. Butler Charles Johnson, Isaac H. Smith,
william Eagle, Hamilton W. Robinson, Henry Mrrshal
and j. L. bradley.
The Chapel of the Five Points House of In
dustry was filed by the pupils OF the Italian school in
Franknt last evening, for the purpose OF celebrating
the naturalization OF Rome, The pillars upon the plat
form tastefully decorated with italian and Amer
can flags. encrcing the portrait OF Victor Emanuel
by the children reading by Miss 4. V. Murch, and ad
dresses in Italian and English by Prof Bottar Consul
General r. d. Luca and the Rev. &. L. Brace OF the Ch
drens Aid Society," gave much pleasure. The entertain
men brought to close by supper to the children
BROOKLYN.
The Eclectic Dispensary has treated $4,000
patients the past year.
f. The Leonard-st NJ. T. Church was robbed OF
500 worth of carpets Sunday night.
Philip Smiths residence, No. 218 Graham
ave. was robbed OF sl25 worth of ewery Sunday night
The 18th Regiment was inspected at Carroll
Park Yesterday afternoon The regiment turned out 700
rank and fle.
Since October /, there have been 2,100 per-
sons naturalzed: in the Kings County Supreme Court,
and In the City Court, $50.
John Rabbit, cart-driver, was required to
give 81 900 bail for examination charge OF having
run boy on Sunday.
Supervisor butcher is to have the cid of
United States troops necessary TO suppress the Illicit
manufacture of whisky in this city.
Detective Low has arrested George McGriflin
in seycnteenthst, EewYOrb who who stole robe worth
500 from 4. j. Wood OF No I5 OAi0rd-st.
Tho Dox Comue1 Il paStOr of the EOurth-
st E d. NJ. +. Chmch, and formerly pastor Of the
Hunters Point NJ f. Church. who has been suffering
from brain fever the past week had to be removed to
the Hospital yesterday
Work in the Maryland is going on briskly,
although no more wcrkmen taken. The daily aver
age of men at work Is about 2SO of whom nearly 1000
are carpenters and 1000 steamer gineers Tho shaw
mutt, which has been almost entirely rebuilt, will be
hauled down. yesterday to Post No. where she will be
Jgovisoned and made ready for sea- and the Minnesota
which in the drydock, will take her place for
further repairs.
The fourth anniversary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association +. D., held last evening" In
the New England CoDgre gatiOnal Church. South Nnrhs
There was a large attendance Of the members and the
friends OF the Association. The meeting ope ned
with devotional exercises, conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Carroll pastor OF the Leesye Reformed Church, ster
which Mr.. Il. Thomas the President OF the Assocla
tan delivered an address on tho @ wor oi tne sSee
enaring the sphere OF its operations ana increasing
dered good service in finding situations for
deserving young men out OF employment and since the
visited on Sunday mornings fewer than coo vessels at
the different docks In the Eastern District, with the
attend The churches In the neghborhood course OF
lectures given Winter under the auspices OF the As
socation had proved eminentiy successful pecunlary
and otherw se and series Of concerts had Also been
held during the year. The visit to young men In board
ing had been attended in several instances with
dresses by the Rev. Ms Brodt, pastor OF the NewEn
gland Congregational Church; the Rev. Mr. Poneroy OF
the Rosst Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Mr.. Brock
Baptist and Prof Eaton, President OF the Western Dis