New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORh CITY.
VIM. II. Owens, age s, was killed yesterday
by pile Of lumber falling him at the foot OF East
Houstonst.
whats in the Way" was the subject of an
essov bv Mr. C. e. Abbott at the meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening.
David Dooling, liquor dealer, corner OF
Thompson and Amys was arrested by Detective ,rs
The annual solemn Mass of Reqniem for the
rcnoso of the souls OF members OF the NewYork Young
Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association, who have
died the past year. took place at 81. As Church yeser
day. The Rev. Father Preston was the crept' Rather
McGill the Deacon, and me he'' iaei foei' oup
Deacon.
Communications having been received mt the
Howard Mssion from Europe asking that institut OIL
would be willing to receive children made orphans ny
the war; the Board has promptly responded expressing
tber e,u tynpay and their readiness TO receive ana
provide excellent homes for all that may be comht'od
10 their care.
Room No. 81, No. II Broadway, noteworthy rs
having been the financial headquarters OF the CuDals
was entered on Saturday night with the design II Ia be-
leved 10 obtain valuable papers relating TO eontGl-
plated movements OF the Cubans. No papers 81 value
were stolen About $500 worth of burglars tools were
found scattered about the floor.
According to official returns made to the
Bureau of Statistics the entrance OF vessels engaged In
the foreign trade during the month Of september at this
port w,re American vessels 49, tuns, 1923 crews, 1851
Foreign vessels qs: tuns l6s662 crews, 6GS Cleared
American vessels, III; tuns 65,525 crews, Sa Foreign
vessels, 22S; tuns. 1895 crews t,S'2
Thomas Huntington age il, Of ST. Helena,
s. c. was arrested yesterday on board the Charleston
steamer on a charge OF stealing some money from his
mothers house during her temporary absence or the
amount taken, $40 IN gold ana silver was !oui NH.
him. also loaded revolver. The boy wii DO sent PACK
10 Charleston by the first steamer for that port.
The Metropolitan Bazaar, in aid of the New
York Founding Asylum, was opened yesterday In the
22d Re gnent ArDory, Fourteenih-st The hall was
handsomely decorated with flags and drapery and the
tables twenty-five in nuDbeT, under tho charge OF
ladies' the Catholic congregations In the city, were
abunlanty supplied with fancy articles in great variety
tasteful owerstaud occupied the center of the hall,
aud received extensive patronage. the attendance III
the evening was large. and the scene IN the brilliantly
ghed nan q thy one. beti'te1nb 1it'srls ti
opeued by the Rev. Father Stars V. g. at 9 o'clock
Mayor Hall also introduced, and Inado snort al
dress. The YcarGenera he said, was reverend IN the
Catholic faith while he reverend in the civic faith.
spoke the efforts which had Oeen made in previous
wears o. secure a legislative enactment in favor OF the
Founding Asylum and congratulated the friends OF ms
noble public charity on the large attendance on the nrst
night of the balaaT, which happy omen OF IFS final
su,,css The bazaar Will continue during three weeks
BROOKLYN
c. y. Latham has been held in $1,000 bail
10 answer charge Of having robbed Mary d. Lent Of 40
books So
Captain John LEIGH of the Ninth Precinct
was removed on Saturday, and Sergt. ONCu was ap-
pointed in his place
Patrick Shannon, carpenter who residedln
Chauncey-st was killed by fan from abulding on
Stuyvesant-ave. yesterday
Henry Simpson, of No. 11S Fulton-ave., fell
from his horse while attending the Democratic procession
lastweek, and died yesterday
The Coroner's Jury found that John McCaff-
ray his death through the criminal reckless driv
ing OF c. W. Miller peddler, who was then committed
| to jail.
John Gunder, while passing along Warren
st on Sunday night, was attacked by Richard lIanway
| who demanded his money and knocked him down. Han
| way Was arrested.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
RYE NECK-W. III. Boyd, f. Halsted and
VIM Cornell are the Trustees of the NJ L. Church at
| this place.
MoRRIsAY1A-Thc census returns Of this place
follows Number OF dwellings S2i families, 1890 total
| population, 1885.
Observation-Disclosures Courtleyou, one OF the oldest
men the town. died at his residence or Saturday lie
had outyed both wife and children. For several sue
cessive sundays the Methods e2hFregat.oa las Deen
Band marching past the church and playing Captain
great that the pastor the Rev George Anderson stopped
the service aud sat down .MeSsis DelahV, Jarvis,
Mace, Coge, RYAN and Olnstead have been appointed
| Inspectors of Election
M0TI 6S 100 sn in s Pnis e and S
ject OF which is known only TO the Initiated.
Man RoNECK.-The tax payers OF School District No
have voted 5000 for improving the school building
YoNKERs.--A new Methodist Church has been orran-
ized which holds it's meetings in the hall over the Savings
STATEN ISLAND.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carroll, "a cOlOred man,
was held to bail yesterday by Judge Garrett Tor bru
| tai assault on a woman.
| QUARANTINE. Numbers OF target companies, from
! New-YOrk and Brooklyn, visiting here, cause much
trouble To saoOnkcepers and Others destroying prop
ery and ordering refreshments which they do not pay
| for. -.
NEw-JERsEY
/ JERSEY CITY.-James Brown, a Waterman Oh
the timberrafts in HOrsmus Cove bpaten by boys
on Sunday evening and is not expected TO live John
CarDerIy, owen Leonard s. Wiseman, and Michael Ne
Cabe engaged in the attack, have been arrested Yes
| terday, Judge M2rthdae took Browns ante-mortein
statement. female inmate of the Hudson county Ais
house was drowned in the Hackensack River yesterday
| NEwARK.-The odd Ladies' Fair" has been very sue
cessful, and VIII be continued this evening john Eg,
was fined $50 in the Of Special Sessions yeste day,
for assault ana NJ Surrender Lodge Of the
Americas Protestant Association was prgilIcu on sat
urday night The Rev. sumner tIs OF Mhnsa' hlse
has accepted call TO the pastorae OF the UhlNeisahs
| Church.
| EilzABETu-The Rev. Dr. W. e. Roberts OF the Pres
| byfefiau Church. in a sermon, charged the Aldermen
with grotq corruption in the mater OF the new flt-
| alarm Telegraph. L. l.. Appleton, a sailor OF me
schooner Ruth Appleton, who ielI from the mast Vi inc
| vessel on Saturday, Is dead
| MoNryI1E-The body OF Mrs Miller, the murderess
and suicide been buried, without religious cefc-
monies in the lonely lot in which the body OF te nr-
derer Alden lies, about one nile from inc he' i"ihi-
| house. .
MORRsTowN-The Presbytery OF MOTIFS ana orange
In session Yesterday discussed the subject Oh he rive
Million Fund. The Rev Nathaniel Conkiih has peeh
installed pastor OF The church at New Vernon.
| DENslsyuLR-An unknown man was killed on the
| Camden and Atlantic Railroad yesterday.