New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
THE CITY.

Music in Washington-sQu this afternoon.
Fifty-six sewers are constructing in the city.
Representatives of the New. England Asso-
ciatsd Press will meet et the Astor House. tonorroW
afternoon, 20 consult on business matters
A flower basket, presented at the summer
nights festival OF the German Reading Club OF the Nine
teenth Ward wac sold at auction for slOs.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, age AZ, who was so
kerosene oil lamp NJ 30. ts West Fortysecondst died
yesterday.
Officer Lambrecht on Monday night arrested
Tstpr Of seVeptv fourthst and Firstave He was
mitted yesterday 10 await the result OF Busters INJURIES
The man who dropped dead in Madison
square on Monday, proves 10 have been Mr. Asa Adams
age s9 lately residing with his sOn-in-law, Samuel g.
Bishop, at No II Union-pace. The old gentleman was
OH ms way 10 Central Park
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
City Judge Bedford presiding, James McGOwan aged ~
years pleaded guilty TO charge Of burglary Ine Mite
promising to let other peoples property alone III future
Henry Filings grocery, at No 1856 Wooster
st. was damaged by fire yesterday to the amount OF
$780, insured for 500 by the Germanis Company. The
building damaged 1900; insured Several OF the
inmates were with difficulty rescued by the police ana
firemcn
Coroner Rollins held an inquest, Yesterday
injuries received the 10th inst by the csvng Of bank
at No sz3 Eghthave over the body Of Daniel Bloom,
field age u, who was scsded on Sunday.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company has
iu.t completed iron wheel steamship Of 2O67
tuns called the Wysnoke She built by the Harlan a.
HongswOrth Company at Wilmington, Del, and Ia re-
garded OF the finest iron ships yet built In this
country. The ship il st Pier No. 81 North River.
Yesterday Mrs. Fannie Quinn, keeping q
ladies' hairdressng establishment at No GA SXthave.
that the leaking In her show window
she lit match 10 discover the precise locality Of the
leak when explosion followed blowing out the show
window and setting fire 20 the contents The flames
extinguished LOSE 700; fully insured.
! number of FrenchmeD, chiefly members of
Company Of the 5Sh Regiment propose 10 revive the La
fayete Guard militia organization. Col. lie GAL the
commander Of the old Guard and Lieut. Col ThOur0t, will
I aid In the movement meeting will he held for this
purpose at the Harmonic ClubR ROop In Pr1nce-st, to-
Il morrow night.
! The weekly practice drills of the Ninth Regi-
ment began last night and will cOntinne every Tuesday
evening until further notice Contrary TO CUSTOM all
evening and the state Arsenal, OF Thirtyfh-s
ana SeNcntave will be used until the enlargement OF
their ne W aimoIy ehaI have been completed
Ihe Police Commissioners Yesterday dis
missed falfoinhn French of the Iifth Precinct a
violation O the res and transferred Joseph
Nicholson IRON the First To the Fifteenth Precinct
Frank Wcith from the Tbireth TO The Nineteenth Jon
r. Wright from the Nineteenth 10 the Thirtet SIvrnn
Allen from the Ninth 10 the Second, and Iamcs n vii
from The Second 10 the Ninth
PatTOlman Mckinley of the Eighth Precinct
early yesterday morning found four bags lace goods
in the hallway Of No. Il WOOsteTst. Sergeant Pckett
and officers examined the premises the negbbor
hood ssceTaned that the goods valued al o bad
bcen stolen from NJ j. COnnOT, importer lace goods t
No S59 Canalst. His store had been entered from ;he
rear on WOOsters No trace VI the thieves has been dis
covered by the police.
The jeremiah T. Smith Guard. Numbering