The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

exhibition OF the little craft.
John c. Copyright formerly a member Of The
Washington press win deliver lecture on Tuesday
evening next at Gbsons Hall, corner Broadway
ana Twelfth street. The subject or the lecture ls
personal Experiences and certainly Mr.. Gobrght
is gentleman who should be able To untold an ca
ua0rdnary narrative.
Charles b. Forester Of No. lie Nassau street. was
arrested yesterday afternoon and taken before JUS
tcc Cox, at Jefferson Market Police Court, charged
with engraving plate to manufacture labels IN ini
taton OF those employed by London firm, j. J.
oleman, mustard makers. He denied the charge,
but was held for examination.
An alteration occurred yesterday morning IN
Glass Hail, Thirty fourth street, between Pagan.
OF Forty -seventh street. anu Christopher Moore or
Thirty attn street ana Second avenue. Pagan drew
revolver ana shot Moore in the mouth, fractilrng
his Jaw, ana then made his escape. The ball was
extracted by Surgeon Puroy.
A portrait bust Of Peter Cooper executed py Ames
Van Wart, mas been presented to the Mercantile
Library Association by Mr. Marshal o. Roberts. Mr.
cooper Is an honorary member OF the Association,
and has always shown himself 10 be one OF ts most
steadast friends. The bust VIII no doubt be placed
In the library building, in a conspicuous place.
private exhibition oil a series OF stereopteon
views illustrating the topography history, costumes,
manners and customs OF the Hsly Land was given
at Association Hall last evening by Mr. Samuel
BerEhelm The views were accompanied by an fu-
eresting lecture explanatory OF the history and IN.
habitants or Jerusalem. The exhibition was
thoroughly appreciated.
John Fagan who shot Chris. Moore on Thanks.
giving evening, in Glass Hall East Thirty.rourth
street, was arrested yesterday and taken to the
1orkyilc Police Court, where he was held 10 await
the result OF Moore's Injuries. the injured man
Will not die: NJ least, that IL the opinion enter.
famed by MS attending physician
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At an early hour yesterday morning fire broke
out In the lager beer saloon Of John Kohl, Ne 3os
Seventh avenue. His loss was $500 upon which
there is $1,000 insurance. The loss on the second
moor was $3.50, divided bgtwee1i John Neil and
James Mccartney, occupants. The loss on building
IS about $1,000 The iTe extended 10 the drug
store Of Dr. Goodel, Ne 3oi, where an explosion
Involving loss or $3.50 occurred.
The nags on the building or The Deparl meat OF Pub
lie Works and on the City Hail were al haf-staG in
memory OF MIR. Thomas Grain, Deputy Superintend-
cut OF Repairs and supplies IN the department At
noon, however, the flags on the CITY Hall were run
mp in hSner Of Evacuation Day but On the building
AT the corner 81 Broadway and PARK place the fap
remained at hafstan. Ihs, Of course, caused a
great deal III comment ana inquiry, aud there were
very lew who could satisfactorily explain Ii.
The ladies' TAR of the Suffolk street German gc
| formed church, at The hall OF the German Young
MEMS Christian Association held during The week
has proved TO be the great attraction or the neIg
borh0ed ana the success or the TAR Is decided
under the Skliu management OF the lovely maldens
In charge or the tables, ana especially this the
case In the art department, where the kenesses Of
King william, Won MOltke and Bismarck prove rs
nvincbe in the hands Of the fair the fields of
war or diplomacy. This evening the fair VIII close
with grand musical entertainment.