The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12

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Average Temperature Yesterday ................ AZ
Average temperature for corresponding date
Harrlette A. Keyser VIII lecture on consuming
Fire. at Association Hall this evening.
a Convention OF the Friends OF Peace win be held
IN Philadelphia, November 10 and lo, under the
auspices Of the Universal Peace Union.
j. =. Dicnl, George W. Bungay ana John Il. Cough
are expected to address the Morning Star Sunday
school, No. 100 West Twenty fourth street. to-Inor-
row afternoon.
Sunday evening services and the Young MEMS
Bible Glass were resumed last Sunday ut Associa-
ton Han. The services tomorrow night are to he
conducted by General y. D. Howard.
good deal OF Excitement was occasIoned ycster-
day by large gray owl perching on Of the trees
in Trinity churchyard. Several pistols were fired at
MN without effect but he WAS finally brought down
by discharge from "a shotgun.
Detective Dnnne, OF the Central ONCE, arrested
Peter Flnlay, on warrant issued by District Ator
ney Garyin, charging him with having brutally
assaulted Abraham Samuel, OF No. li5 West Forty.
ninth street. Finlay was committed TO prison.
mass meeting OF all classes opposed to the pre-.
sent will be held under the auspices OF the In
ternational and six other large societies OF both
sexes, at Cooper Institute, on Saturday evening,
November 10. Eminent speakers VIII address the
meeting.
Max Lowenthal, on complaint Of the Society for
the Prevention &c, Of Cruelty to Animals, was yes
terday arraigned before Justice Scott, at Essex
Market Police Court ana held to answer on charge
OF keeping horse In q stable, at 2S3 East Houston
street, FOR 1--WE days without food.
The inaugural auction sales OF the national live
stock In Chicago Will take place November 49, 10 and
H. 1870 II IL expected that the sales will offer
wide range for selection and attract many lovers Of
good Rorses A great variety Of pulls, COWS, sheep
aud swine Will also be offered.
| The Hebrew Charity Fair In aid OF the Mount Sinai
Hospital ana the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Will open
on Wednesday, November 80, at two O'Clock p. H.,
Mt the armory OF the Twenty second regiment Four
teeiith street, near Sixth avenue. IL Is hoped that
me puzzle VIII bcstow liberal patronage upon this
work OF charity.
Patrick rerney, aged thirty, having no home or
cupa'ion yesterday pleaded guilty, before Justice
Cox, at Jefferson Market to forcing open q window
OF the grocery store No. GIT Greenwich street, on
the night 81 The 9TH inst and stealing sixteen dol
lars III pennies. lie was committed, IN default OF
$1,000 ball. 10 answer at the General Sessions.
A man, whose name could not be learned was
seized with IL while on board the steamboat Ar
rowsmith, at pier 20 East river, and died when being
to the Second precinct station house. The
Douy was subsequently taken 10 the Morgue, ana
Coroner Keenan, notified 10 hold all Inquest. De-
ceased was about forty years OF age
The third annual benefit of the Benevolent and
oder OF Elks viii take place Oh the after.
noon OF Tuesday, November Is, at The Academy
Of Music. This benevolent order has Just claim on
the PATRONAGE OF the pubic, being and institution
Tor the purpose OF giving aid to BONA tlie members
Of The theatrical profession who may be III need OF
The Ladies' Fair ~ aud OF the funds OF the Baptist
Home, at Apollo liall corner Broadway and Twenty
eighth street, VIII close this evening. The proceeds
OF tho fair VIII be devoted to TIN relief the aged
and insrin. The floral department and the band,
winch VIII perform O variety OF popular airs, are
some Of tic attractive features 1he fair Invites the
attention OF the cha,1atly disl osed
Tue body OF The woman run over by a truck and
killed, corner or Greenwich and sixth avenues, has
since been recognized at tho Morgue as that OF Ann
Mooney. about forty-clght years or age whO lived
IN Forty-fflh street. near Tenth avenue. Deceased
81 pied and fcll before the horses, and before tho
driver could stop them the wheels or the truck
passed over ana crushed her TO DEATH
At The Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Scott, Amelia Burding, a honsekeeper
ut l5j last Twenty street, was held 10 answer
ON her own confession, for robbing Joseph Water.
man OF pocketbook containing siXty-two dollars;
SILK dress, the property OF Sarah Graham. and
two hundred dollars N the victims were in
mates Of tie house No. 155 East Twentysxth street.
Come days ago the Board OF Health ordered DR..
Norris to employ a cattle inspector to examine all
cattle arriving the city. AS result OF these In.
spections the carcass OF an animal that had come
through from Illinois was yesterday found In the
slauahter-h0use of NJ. Monohne, IN Foriy-llth
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investigations show that The animal had the much
dreaded Texas cattle fever that some lew years ago
caused so much anxiety to the Health authorities.
The Eighth Avenue Railroad Company certainly
appears to be taking measures to secure all reason
able comfort for the passengers during the winter
months. All tho new OF this line fitted with
small Sliding panel III the ROM door, through
whcn the conductor may communicate with the
driver or take fares from passengers on lie front
platform without opening the door. All who pa
tronlze CITY railroads are aware Oh inc great dscol.
forts caused by the frequent opening OF the front
door In cold weather and will appreciate this lnO
walton b. the Eighth Avenue Company. The old
cars are being fitted with the sliding panel also.
The annual meeting and election Of officers or the
Physicians Mutual Mid Association took place
Thursday evening" at The Mott Memorial Library.
The following gentlemen are the Board OF Directors
FOR the ensuing ysar;mprs, james anqe ,s WI
O'Sullivan, Max lIerzog, Joel Foster W. y. Blake
man, j. $. Mcneil, Ors0n II. smith, }. II. Hinton,
Samuel Ayers. James Kennedy, @. i. Mitchell.
There was large attendance Of members, and the
reports OF the Secretary and Treasurer indicate q
large increase OF members and the prosperous con-
dition OF the association.
George Livingston aged twcnty-sx OF A Charl-
ton street, and William Burns, of King street, were
found in the basement of No. 463 Eighth avenue on
Thursday night, by Sergeant McLedwugh and
Ruundsinan suffer- Of the Twentieth precinct, hay
Ing effected an entrance by means OF forcing open
a rear window The burglars had succeeded In
store overhead and were IN the act OF entering the
store when surprised by the officers. Complaint Of
burglary was preferred against them by Mr.. Thomas
Bayne proprietor or tho store, charging them with
attempting to steal property valued at $500 Upon
being arraigncd before Justice Cox, at Jefferson
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