The New York herald., 1870-11-23

canvass IN the seventh EgnlA, TWeiitl, iMrtcchui
| aud 1Wenty.nrst wards
Albert GARNER, The brilliant French bnasdist,
will give another OF his extraordinary exhibitions
j with the cue and worries at Chris O'C0nnor's lhs
| evening.
The third annual ball OF the Americas Cotcre III
take place at Irving Hall on Monday evening next,
1 2Sth INST. Grafua's band VIII be In attendance,
| and q brilliant occasion Is anticipated.
| The failure OF large German firm. In the cloth
trade, was yesterday announced, with liabilities
amounting to 100000 and assets estimated ut
$4,000 The name OF tue firm did not transpire.
City Sanitary Inspector Morris has written letter
to Marshal Sharpe recommending that i'm future the
census be taken in single day. and that the census
takers should also ascerCaln the social condition OF
the SICK in each house visited by thcm, their
age, &c.
Professor f. L. Youmans delivered the third lee
turc ofthe winter course cr 1870 before the Young
Mems Universalst Association, at Association
Hall, last evening. HIS subject was .Ihe by
iiamcs Of Lile," and the accomplished lecturer
was frequently appauded.
James Miner, OF No. so Water street. and employed
as night watchman at pier No. 13 North river. was
yesterday morning found dean his body having
been crushed beneath house deck left on the pier
1t is supposed that the deck fell on him. rendered
hal msersinle and thai while in that position he
died An inquest Will be held upon the body.
The street gaslight OF this city costs as follows
For each lamp, s53 per annum to the companies;
each post, $40; lamps "a 90: gas burned yearly In
lighting the streets, l3l,36osS3 feet: material,
s4ss4l6: animal cost e,sol. The New York Com.
the metropolitan 80 and the Harlem 9S.
Weston resumed his task at i've O'Clock yesterday
morning a; me Empire Rink, after having had a
refreshing rest Of six hours and half. He was
compelled TO desist. however, for Short time be-
tween seven ara nine O'Clock, on account or head
reatiy as fresh as ever. At twenty minutes to two
O'Clock III the afternoon he had completed MS 1l0
lnLleS oaL o. le).
During the seventeen years. existence OF the News
boys Lodging House. No 40 Park place, So 51s boys
have been lodged, IT'S restored TO their relatives
and COOS provided with homes and employment, at
un expense oil xl0g,326 At present there Is q large
dchcl for which The managers look to contributions
from tine benevolent OF the state. 4hey also ask ao-
natiDns IN AID OF dinner for she boys on ThanAs-
giving Day.
The suspension OF the Northern DEMONSTRATION
Company, a prominent carrying concern. is an
nounced Tie liabilities o: the company are stated
at Si0o 900, OF which 100000 are due to banks in
Ogdenssurg, Detroit ana Toledo, and The remainder
IN New York for insurance, supplies anu interest
me assets are estimated at go 600, chiefly in
property such as canal boats, lake steamers, &C.,
| which are not easily reaiizabe.
Coroner Rollins Yesterday investigated the case OF
q lad named Fritz Wassnausen, pupil Of the free
German school In East Fourth street. who died from
tetanus tho effects OF an injury to OF his thumbs
! at the time OF his death II was sought to attach
blame to his teacher, Mr.. Forbes, but the jury yes
terday acquitted that gentleman and rendered a
verdict or "Death from tetanuS arising from pro.
misGuops injury to bis tnumb on the 23d OF Sepcm-
| Der last.n -asr. "a
j About twelve O'Clock on Monday night Adam
! Fagau, porter In the employ OF William Kinney,
NO. 6ol broad way discovered that Isaac L. Levey,
aged sixteen Of No. 4l3 West Foriy-elgLth street,
had sawed hole through the ioor, from the base,
ment, large eno1gn TO crawl through, and Was
snn %vHS S%seg ri prssss VSi nsed ssGs
OF tho fact ana took him in custody. Justice Cox
at Jefferson Market, yesterday held hinl 10 answer
charge OF burglary, .s
People up town who have to pass mp and down
Sixth avenue complain bitterly about a gang OF
white and black ruf1ans who make the northwest
corner OF 1wenty.iilth street their headquarters
every evening, and who amuse themselves By firing
E sSs stGFs IL sY@Gs KS a e aMs M
their potato ammunition from the baskets ai the
stop II they were not good fellows Wen met with the
perpetrators Sui eriatendent Kelso can put an end
10 it, er 81.
The Twenty-ninth precinct police report dis
tufbance at the ball Of the 'srwenty second Ward
Ragamufins" at Millilnan's Hall, corner OF Twenty
sixtn street and seventh avenue, yesterday morn
ing. 1t appears that this organization is a target
company, ana Oh Monday night that il gave han
at the hall. About four O'Clock yesterday
morning q fracas occurred among themselves,
and q general hghJ followed. During the
conflict Mathew Morris, Of Sixty-nnth street. and
Mchaei snyder. whose residence Is unknown. were
badly stabbeu--tnc former IL The back and the
I latter IN the abdomen. The wounded were carried
away, the ball suddenly Terminated and the ai;,ir
was kept quiet. The police have net yet lcafncd who
/ rartic pated IN the stabbing and no arrests have
! been made.
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