New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
THE CITY.

The losses sustained by the Security Fire EN- In
ranee Company OF New York by the great hre al inu
apolis on Monday amount to only slJ'O"
Tho eleoant firm of "Colleens IL Co." (n0t
Collins COS is looked for by officer who desires TO
defpanded a Mr.. Edmund Case of Hartford. Conn.
The American Dramatic Fund BALL a, an an
nounced to take place the 25th ns mas DeGn post
poned to suspicious Opportunity; N mn tne rear
that il would prove failure and loss 10 inc iuha'
Jobn Asher. n German, of No. 422 East Four
feminist Yesterday Ieaped from the front platform OF
car No 1872 Of Belt Line, near the south ferry G e
meath the wheel, whiehlpassed over Ills anAie
badly. 49,, ~,
The apartments of Thomas Dillon, on the
second floor OF the tenement No 800 East Ihrysecohu
ST. damaged by fire. YESTERDAY 70 s ss TSe fire
was caused by children playing with matches
The several batteries of the First Division
will until further orders hod weekly ky sn1 fol-
lows Battery b, Monday evening - uesuay esehlns'
G. Wednesday evening; and X, Thursday evening"
Irving Hall was crowded last evening to It's
utmost capacity by the members OF Troop ~, S1 hegt
ment Cavalry and their guests, assembled AZ the
& ana weseryed SUPPER The company dispersed at
late hour well satisfied with their enjoyable evening
A lecture was delivered last evening by Mr.
Sanders m the AH syb BaPt' and
Experiments explanatory OF tne SqeG Hs T tepe9P TO
throughout with pest attention by large ana ap
preciative audience.
The ODD Regiment, active and veteran mem
"a
Academy Of Music the sth OF February me PpepaT
atons for being made upon extensive scale ana
the committees anticipate grand success lhe sIe OF
boxes has commenced and VIII close tomorrow evening
| at the regimental arnory
The monthly meeting of the Western Branch
OF tho Young Mems Christian Association was held last
evening the OF the Association IN ElghthaVe
President stebbns In the chair Favorable reports were
received from the Membership LDrary Cnuren, board
ing house, aud Devotional Committees An instructive
| address was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Paige and an
| essay read by Mr.. Profit.
| The reception of tho Association Of Painters
IN Water CoOr held at the Academy OF Design last night,
well attended and was altogether one OF the pleas,
occasion was the fine collection Of watercolor paintings
recently added TO the OF the Academy OF De-
sign. they are about 300 in number and occupy the
north Of the Academy. The catalogue is not yet
| prepared but will be ready In a few days
Coroner Flynn yesterday concluded the inves-
tgaton into the circumstance connected with the stab
bling stohl Of No II Deanceys in the saloon
opposite his residence Christmas Eve Patronen Mo
| ran and Riley OF the Tenth Precinct, and MaXmlllan
EmucsOn OF No. 1913 Delanceyt were examined at con-
ury rendered. verdict That oh came to his death by
stab wound in the neck received at the hands OF some
| person or persons unknown"
Mrs. Laura C. Holloway is to lecture on Char
ote Brone at Cooper Institute on Wednesday evening
next. Yesterday she gave private rehearsal IN the
city almost stranger but her prospects OF success
are good. She has an expressive countenanee ana
pleasant voice. which grows clearer and more flexible as
She advances in her discourse The lecture well wrlt
ten abounds captivating passages and tho nara.
| tive is told with simplicity and feeling
Shortly before 2 a. m yesterday, a fire Oc-
cured in the onesory frame building at No 9lt Lau,
occupied by German 81 h9emakeT d6a apa
were burned out No l9l was occupied by Mrs Lena
1893 was occupied by William Parsons as a policy shop;
| loss 500. The buildings which are owned by Thomas
fay Insured The rear Of No Bleeckerst occupied
by Mrs. H. Seaman as boarding-honse was damaged to
| is unknown.
The ladies of the First Reformed Presby,
terrain Church and Sabbath school gave their annual
| tea their
The exercises OF the evening were opened with prayer
and short address by the Rev Dr. Parker after which
tLe congregation were addressed by the Rev. DR. Nc
Nece and the Rev DIR. Briggs During the evening Mr.
VIM Parr the teacher of the Bbbeclass, was presented
with four beautifully bound volumes by the PASTOR in
behalf OF the pupils OF the class Declarations; da'
school, were next the programme, after which the
refreshments claimed the attention of the assembage
The Fifty-thrd Anniversary of the Organiza-
ton OF the Sabbathschool connected with the Madison
ave Baptist Church, was celebrated by the school last
evening in the church at the of Madsonave and
and pupils OF the school, their parents and friends The
exercises included music on the organ prayer and read
ing of the Scriptures singing OF hymns by the children,
hId and be Rev stephen IT. Tying M After the con.
csen of the stated exercises gifts Of books we're dis
with fruit and cakes from the NeprON4ued tables SCI
| out in the lecturerOom below.
Yesterdays lecture by Mrs Walter c. Lyman
! in the lecture-rOom o; the Rev Dr. Cnaplns Cnurch;
was probably te GsS oc @ n and Nervous
System-Inhuence OF Mind over Body The lecturer
| showed how close study ana applcdllou VI tuo
without proper bodily exercise must result IN the total
destruction Of health, and argued that mental develop
ment without the bodily strength TO execute us part Is
career OF usefulness without the possibility TO act III H.
Circulation" was also thorougy explained Inc lecture
to-day and tomorrow viii be on Diseases OF Women
and Children" and Motherhood" and are exclusively
for women.
BROOKLYN.-Willam Wilson was yester-
day held by Justice voorhees, await the action OF the
Grand Jury the charge of biting of a finger OF VIM
Monks, an empoy6 at the Roosevetst. ferry.
Charles Favar, aged 80, of East New-York,
fell yesterday from the roof Of the new public school
sustaining fractures OF both legs ana Other
injuries. He is not expected TO AYe'
The examination of the Jones-Goodrich con-
tested election case Nth Assembly DstIe was resumed
eghtyve have testified to having voted Tor
Mr. Goodrich at the poll OF the liz DStrSt @
examination will Discontinued on saturday
A meeting of the Crystal Fount Division,
Sons Temperance No 20, was held at the hail. No gag
Cumberlandst last evening. The exercises included
vocal and instrumental music. speaking and the Inter
asting ceremonies OF the initiation OF new members
OF the Providence R. H. Division Sons OF Temperance
No-2 and Superintendent OF the Wide-Awake Temple
| OF Honor. who made fOrcibe address
HUNTERS POlNT.-Upon the recommendation
Of the Assistant Assessors Of the First District 70 be hed at
sss n.e,oS, for The Collection Of The income I 81 r
| Assistant Assessor vice g. c. Cambel, resigned
FLUSHING-The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever hea 10 H.. place was convened 'Ss Town
town by Henry Dome James Me
close the address the uamed speaker 9 persons signed
The pledge 'rnes Temperance ''mon are to e preached 70 tSs
been appointed Pomas!ers in this zimmerman Wright White
stone; VIM Brag Bay Side; Geo Wan DalNgE College Point
SAG HARBOR, l.. lat the annual election of
PhGuiI Hook and Ladder Company the following named officers we're
T. n. u.