New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-27
NFW-YORK CITY.


VIM Int age,2O, of No. $40 East twelfth
st. Yesterday fell from the thru S'OIy VI
s,,,.seoordst and secondaye., and was dangerously
Luis Hermann, age "a, of No. IL west
rnitepth-st was yesterday knocked down ana uansei
uy hurt On the head by runaway team OF holses VI
Pier No. 6 North River.
Iobn NcKeever's mandatory, a two-story
,ne builduc at No 400 Tenth-ave, was damageu 500
bv Are Yesterday The building owned by Johh haiu!'
damaged $500 Insured
Andrew Cline of No. sos Ninth-aye. was at
tackled Yesterday IN Nntaye., near Fortyfourhs' pV
a gang Of ruffans. who knocked him doWn' Deat hin'
and stabbed him III the llghl les' -,
.Joseph Feldman's cane mandatory, on the
second floor Of No 10 HOwardst was damaged SSoo py
fire last evening. The building owned by W. W. ""Ao
man. damaged SlOG insured
Potter's Woods. adjoining the residence OF
lanes Gordon Bennett was set on fire last evening by
marks from locomotive The flames were extinguished
after much trouble by the police and nremen
The second lecture before the American In
,tjtute will he delivered at the Academy Of Music this
evening by Prof Wilder Of Cornell University His sub
iect-"How we stand and Walk viii he illustrator !"
novel apparatus ?.
Edward McDemott, stone-cutter, died
Yesterday from injuries recevedy falling from the front
platform Of Thrdaye. car. He leaves wife ana fonT
Children Andrew Baird age 49, died Yesterday I at
No 500 Bceckers ST., from injuries received ny pens
thrown from his carriage about two weeks ago
Morris Doody of Fifty -ninth-st, near First
ave- was severely injured yesterday by stone from
blast in Fifty-secOndst between Fifth and sixthaVes
Miles Coleman of Eighty-seventh-st; near Eleventh,
ave was also seriously injured in the head ny STONE
throw blast in Eighty seventhst near Eleventh
John Mullen. age II, hit Patrolman Carson
in the mouth with stone He arrested, and on the
way 10 the East Twenty seoOnds statonh0use crowd
attacked the officer with stones He was nnauy com,
PEELED display his pistol, ana was ihtn hIOWSu 10
IKE his prisoner to the station without further mOesta-
ton.
reception will be rendered at DemonicOs
on Tuesday evening Dec, ~ to Capt E. g. Lott OF the
Cuuard steamer Russia. The occasion Is his 40rh pas
sage across the Atlantic Capt Lott is the Oldest CAP
tain the Cunard Line. The arrangements ior the az
fair are in the hands Of d. b. siekes Treasurer NOS
Wallst
An overheated stove, yesterday, set fire to
The hay on second floor of the Rev. Dr. VIM Adamss
stable No 20 Lexington-ave Mrs Ann LOwery, wife OF
The ooachman who lived on he same moor e%e irT h
window to the street ana fractured heT spnea s lne
building, belonging to Wm Laimbeer was damaged $780,
and the contents 500
Detective Blackwood of the Ninth Precinct
yesterday arrested of the members Of target com
pany passing up Bleecker-st near West Eleventh-st'
had pointed of the gang that lately
robbed the dwelling No Nnth-aYe; several oIheT
the Before the reserve section OF Police could reach
the place, the offenders made their escape.
The Tweed Poor Association of the Seventh
Ward Jeremiah Qunlan, Treasurer will be operations
for the relief Of the needy Wednesday afternoon at
No ia East Broadway. Clerks viii record applications
for aid and inspectors win I've sent out TO examine ,he
eases Of al representing themselves to be destltnte
Fuel clothing provisions, medicines and other needed
articles will lie distributed, but money IL mol 10 DC gwen
The managers of the Fancy Fair and Bazaar,
now held at the list Regiment Armory issue dainty
little paper called The Orphans Appeal which, we are
sagely informed printed and published by the print
ers and publishers. and edited by the editors 1t brms
over with information touching the Fair, and fairly
sas with witty things Inc Pu Taet eS during t6e
whole Of our existence :" this n Fair for the orphans
OF soGes ana SO TsS ann And The liberal
iy of the charitable Is stmHated py TINS nl p h
koped that me Appedt viii secure many readers ana
many moe gVers
Sergeant Harry Van Wagner of the Central
Office Of Police yesterday received a handsome silver
shield Christmas gift
Mary A. Rourke, age 6, died yesterday, at
the corner OF steuben-st. and Wiloughoy-aye from
burns received 10y her clothes taxing nle.
Thomas Quigley's residence, No. 13S Degraw-
pt was robbed Of SEQ worth Of jewelry yesterday A
sneakhe stole $55 worth Of clothing from the residence
of Lawrence Smith, No. 10 Lee-ave.
The United States dispatch steamer Talla-
poosa Lieut. David G. MeRtche, arrived yesterday
morning at the Yard, with draft of so men for
the gate Tennessee, fitting ont 10 carry the Com
nissioners 10 san Domingo On Saturday night Lieut.
Commander Henry NledS brought 70 men rom fnla
and she will into commission, ready to receive her
passengers by Jan. TO-
RIyERHFAD-The Board of Managers of the
Suffolk County Agricultural Society has chosen j. Weeks
RI Goldsmith and James Otis superintendent Of the
next Pair and has decided to hold Horticultural Fest-
val June u, 1871.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-A stable attached to the rope
walk Of Thomas Maxwell in South Eghth-st, took fire,
last night aud entirely destroyed. Damage, 1900;
ne insurance Otto Herman, conductor on Hoboken
horse-ear, No u.s. arrested yesterday, for driving
over little child in GrOve-st The Sunday OF
the Zion NJ i. Church Monmouth-st., and Of the
Bethe on South Eghths held their Christmas festival
last evening The Oceanic Yacht Club held their
nua dinner, al their clubhouse foot of Van YOorst
and the Jersey City saengerbnd and nrnyerein 6oci
cites held their annual Christmas ball COOpers
Turner'S Halls respectively. The hremen OF Engine
No 2. composing the "GammOntOvn Rangers" paraded
The streets yesterday arfayed IN gIotesque costumes
NERAHk.-Tle German hospital on West Rank
st, letween Wallace and Hewton-sts wac opened
yesieTCay Ii is SO feet wide, &c feet long and
three stories high, and is well lighted and ventilated
each floor there a ward, and number of smaller
smaller rooms the first floor as ofbces The
contains the Kitchen rooms for washing and
hathLg provision and rooms fOT the employ1s
Tie OF the superintendent IL the secaad
kitchen % the different floors The wards and are
heated b. and the second floor by heating ap
paFstns in the basement Thus far 20 beds have been
put up but the Hospital has room for about 60
PtIEJsoN. Conductor b. Demarest Of the Paterson
aud Pstss.c H0rsT Estoad presented on Christmas
by EaErer Of the daily passengers. A. Dunn,
wealth, ud respected citizen, committed suicide at
O1cFrftcNH on Christmas I've. lie leaves estate
worm s.aH.ssL