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

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John Il, Cough delivered his lecture, "Eloluence
and oraters.n al Cooper lnstbnte last nigh, Tor the
benefit OF the Morning Star Sunday School,.
IL Is reported that President Conan, OF she Board
of Aldermen had an apcplecuc lit on Wednesday
evening, which left him uEite Frustrated but at last
accounts he was better.
are yesterday at Nos. III and 173 Mercer street,
m the dry goods room or Lindeman's piano factory
caused $500 loss on stock, and s2ec on building,
owned by A. L. Stewart.
Colonel Charles Y. Coster, the rcwly appointed
Collector OF Internal Revenue Tor the Sixth district
OF this CITY, fas entered upon the duties OF his Office
HIS deputy collectors are n. ID. mayer and William
u. ORION.
John J. Brewr, youth of twenty years, died In
the Charity HOSPITAL, Blackwells Island. from te-
tanns, the iesuls OF injuries received two or three
weeks since by running splinter IN one oi MS toes
Deceased hVed at No. ~ Madison street.
An unknown woman died in Bellevue Hospital
nom injuries received at the corner of Greenwich
and SIKH avenues on wednesday last, by being
run over 10y a truck, thus causing compound
fracture o. the skull. Coroner keenan, was notified
10 hold an inquest
JustlceiDowling yesterday committed Daniel War
rem who says he H. a resident OF Albany, on
charge 81 having stolen half chest Of tea valued
a. thirty.two dollars, ron archibald henderson's
store, IN Water street. Warren was found Ia pos
session OF the property
novel and unique entertainment Is being organ
lied by<romlnent residents or this city in aid or the
victims or the French INVASION The movement Ii
IS expected Will take the form OF juvenile DaI
u large scale, ana viii be given some time daglng
The regular annual meeting or the Thirty-thlrd
Regiment United States colored troopsl Association,
OF which Colonel I. W. Higginson il president was
he'd yesterday III room No. IA Aston House. Ar
rangements were made FOR holding tile regular
nual election OF officers.
Amelia Burndis comey looking German GIRL
was held TO answer by her late employer john III
Robinson, OF No. i59 East Twenty sixth street. who
charges the accused with the larceny OF gold
rocket ring wearing apparel &c, amounting in
value TO thirty-two dollars.
Grenvie Ely yesterday arraigned before
Justice Cox at Jefferson Market by oiicer Evans OF
the Iwenty-ninth precinct. upon complaint Of Alva
with contracting bill. at the hotel above year ago
Tor board and extras amounting to $l2s 80, and
leaving without paying It, He was committed TO
answer charge OF violating the Hotel act.
At the Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
Scott, yesterday Joseph Douglas, OF 20 Columbia
siScl, auu W.T. Nosnefs OF le Columbia
street, boat builder held to answer on COM
pant Of Peter WilmoI OF A. Mangin street, who
charges that the accused attacked him in Delaney
sueet al haI-past eleven on Wednesday night, |
knocked MN down, Kicked and beat him, and |
severaliy threatened with revolvers pointed has
head. TO blow his ''miserablen brains out
The irish Grsnadier Guards, SiSty-nlnth regiment,
nave their annual celebration at the Cooper Institute
this evening. Mr. John Mitchell gives o lecture on
the irish patriots and orators-"Grartan and
OIren,fi-aDu other features
missed The first Irish soldier VINO fell IN defence OF
the Onion was Captain Hegarty Oh this company
and their gallant comrades sleep in death nun.
dred Southern battleneiis. The survivors and their
friends meet Tonight. The attendance Will doubt
less be large.
Omcer Brown OF the Twenty-ninth precinct at
five O'Clock yesterday morning, discovered o burg.
lar named Thomas X. Nelson alias s'the Kid" OF
22s Westrwenty-nlnth street. leaving the front
window on the first door OF the house Of Anna
Somerville, at 80 West Twenty eighth street,
nav1ig IN Ills possession bag containing clothing
valued at 500. Upon examining the house il was |
asceitaIned that the 'front.' window had been forced
open. Upon being aralgned before Justice Cox, at |
Jefferson Market, this morning, lie was committed /
IN default OF $1,000 ball.
There seems to be fatality attending the work
men yanderbilt's new Union depot IN course OF |
erection at the corner OF Fortysecond street and |
Fourth avenue for the Harlem and Hudson River |
Railway Companies. Besides the large number |
heretofore reported as manned there were two more
accidents yes erday. Hugh Rooney fell distance Of
tllrly feet and received severe bodily INJURIES. !
HIS wounds were dressed by Surgeon Pur- |
dy aud he conveyed TO his
home Nc. IA West Twenty-slxth street. Hugh
Gallagher Of No 425 East Fifteenth street, fell from
one Of the scafolds and was dangerously injur d.
lie was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Meetings were held last evening OF the two repuD-
can associations OF The Fifteenth Assembly district
both OF which clam to be regular. The meeting held
at tie Lincoln Hall and which was presided over
by j.. HarrlsOp Reed passed resolution expell-
mo- Inua 1grn and 'harfa Earl for
nsDg their influence 10 defeat the republican Con-
gressionai nominee. The rival association held its
Meeung at Continental Hail, Eighth avenue and
Thrty-ourth street, and was addressed by Isaac j.
Oiver who de precated future alliances win boiling
democrats ana denounced President Grant for in
terlering IN the elections and Collector Murphy Tor
turning republ Sans out OF the Custom House for
net voting accor utng to his wishes.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday,
President Calvin in the chair. Resolutions were
adopted to the following enect:-To pave with
Belgian pavement West Broadway, from Cham
bers TO Canal street; to pave with Nicoson
pavement Forty-th rd street, from Fifth TO Mad
son avenue; 10 .,pDoint BENJAMIN T. Brady a
record clerk, and gRrence Il. Hill document clerk
10 the Common C0ulsIl: 70 pave With Belgian pave
meDt Essex Market Elace from Ludlow to Essex
street; to pave with lveoson pavement Fortyfourth
street from Fifth 10 MADISON avenue; 10 pave with
Began pavement Eav1y-third street from Third TO
dam street IRON Mac ealgai TO Greenwich street.
Ine Board then adJourtsst.
The saleswomen's Early Closing Association held |
their regular weekly meetAlg last evening, in their
rooms in Pilmpton Boildh gs. There wac IN |
usually large attendance or ladies who OF late have
rot been IA the haoG OF coming ont very regular.
Miss Jennie Bliven, the accomplished secretary, |
read the minutes of the last meeting which |
were adopted and the COMMITTEE appointed al the /
last meeting to get up printed circular for distri-
button among the stores where lady clerks are en-
ployed reported that they had accomplished their
object and asked TO be discharged which was done.
Some other business or minor E p0rtance trans.
acted after which the association ADJOURNED until
next Thursday evening.