New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
NETWORK CITY.


this city last nght for Washington business with the
President.
Abner Lanes restaurant, No. 328 Third-ave.,
was damaged by fire. yesterday SOD; insured by tho
United states Company.
Hugh Grey, the Second-ave. GARDINER, who
was run over by his own ear on Thursday night died yes
terday iD Bellevue Hospital
James Armstrong, age Is, was killed last
evening n E!izaboth-st. by . barrel ot apples rolling
upon him from M express wagon.
A fire in Conrad x Frederick VOgeis chair
factory, ~. 226 Fact Thirty seyenthHt last night Jam
aged the stock 5000 aud the building $1,000; Insured
The pupils of ST. Philips Protestant Episco-
pal 5unday>rhoo gave musical and literary entertain
ment lI- night at -. PHILIPPE Church IN Mulbctfy't
The Artists Society, Palette i. NeninO,
President Organized IN March 1862 intends holduene
month an exhibition oi original paintings by itS members
The ferry boat Idaho in the East River last
evening over the ,h Of Thomas Wyatt Of Gr1ndst,
who nlrpw.v escaped drowning by cncins 10 the rud
dcr-,hius until rescued. lis head was badly cut
Col. e. :. Stevenson has been chosen PrcSi-
dent the ocean National Bank in place of d g. Mar
tin resigned Col stevenson said 90 he well qualified
for the tru- hy long and varied experience IN Indiana
ana IN tho city.
By special orders issued yesterday from the
headquarters OF the -hanIley Legion, Gen WIN. NJ
Tweed. IT,. commandine. The dra%ngs for The prlos
presented to the Legion viii take place Monday evening
next at TaHimany Hall.
The CoroneI's investigation shows that En-
East Fosrh-st. Thursday sht. was temporarily m
at the time IN consequence OF q wound received
during the war u tho Rebellion.
Among the prizes tJr target shooting
Thanksgiving Day, was small wooden coffin. given to
dgaut Threatened 20 take it away aud the police
we're obliged % take charge OF II. % prevent row.
Archbishop McCiosicy, accompanied by sew
ers priests visited RandaPs wards and Harris Islands
and tho slhOolshp Mercury yesterday. and admins
tered tnc rite OF confirmation 90 large number o young
persons the Institutions uutcr the tIl>- Irr.s OF
Charities aud Correction.
At the meeting of the New-York Liberal
Club last evening D. f. Gardnerreld paper Indus
trial Exhibitions. and NewYoIk permanent center
picfcI hr influence upon the people aud spoke approx
lu,y of che grand cdoc to De erected in thus city.
On a warrant issued by Justice Cox, Detect
wee simngton. Nycn- Tieln1n, aud Heidelberg last
night made a descent on the gaming establishment No.
Gji Broadway arrested the Proprietor and three other
men and locked them up AZ police headquarters The
dctrcyes al ~ seized large number Of iYoy checks ana
| other gambling IarnphernaIt
4 delegation. composed of If members of
! The City Council Of Baltimore. ana Emanuel Corhett,
Chief of the Fire Department Of that city arrived yes
terdiy inspect the Fire Department Of This cty with
.S" 10 sttI,niG , Nc, i t,ncnt They viii
/ also yisit Chicago, Cincinnati, and St Louis
! The Sixth Regiment \. G. 5. \. Y, Col Sterry
commanding. took possession Of their armory in
Tamnany Hall yesterday. Gold medals were presented
by cxCol Mason 90 Capts J T. Adler Of Company A H.
NJ Zu o. Company II, and T. 7choen OF Company ID, or
given Tor sUccc-s: recruiting and .or skill IA target
/ practice.
The Mothers Bible Class Of the Howard
! Mission, comprising about 20 women, tlroeourths Of
them widows, partook OF Thanksgiving dinner last
evening IA the chap room Of The Mission WHICH, pro
vdes now for cor children. The Thanksgiving on,
including nearly s-CO from Or. John HalFs ChmGh on
Fthave., sutcdt 90 pay oil NE heavy no'iins aeD' OF
| the Mission.
II. Coles 1ager-beer saloon. on the first floor
Of No 3J3 seveuthaye., burned yesterday morning;
los Al 90; insured for $1,000 The second floor was oc
cuped y John Neil and james McCanrey and their fam
Owned by Clarence Mitchell, and l., damaged slOoo in
surcd During The fire an e1posioi from S D p III IT
G,odelr, drug store adoHns damaging MS S'ocA S-VV'
! insured
/ The venerable Bishop Paul, late Of Sitka,
/ who has been lately staying with Father y Herring
Ia.tor Of the Greek Church this city leaves this aiter
mon bv the German steamer Hermann for his new do
crsr o Jokutsk On the eastern district OF SIBERIA ne was
desrou, II proceeding htber boy way Of England lutas
he peak- neither French, German nor English has de
cided u 70 direct 10 Hamburg where e wa bc hcl ~
the Russian Consul lie states mat althouih Af l9nGs
tie many noble institutions tbs city contains s pu9tc
has become distasteiul toim.
The Netropoltan Bazaar for the benefit of
-be Founding ASYLUM co-es tonight after brilliant
and successful career Diamonds, jewelry, sii'erware,
r5suos and Carriages lave been contributed laysily'
AMI the efforts Of the Committee and the attending ladies'
have been uucca,iug "a accomplish lht u'iei lu lt
/
sotp ~ ~ [ o The drlVlae ana dtri5uton
MAKE 10 hoVN lu ilh' 80, 80. -, o,.s h,vr
been reserved INT this evening band OF MUSIC VIII
Dc ia Attendance,
AD invited audience Of about 200. last even
In, inspected p fine stcIeoItcOn view, ~ the Holy
Land presented by the Mc-,r- Berghem OF Jerusalem
at Association Hall ,e views OF greatest interest rep
resented Tell Hume the borders pi Lake IIhtlas;
Ss goy Ssnarhie The MotI,e Of Omar ara he ruins
Of the Tempe OF solomon. lecture Ip delivered
81 fse Bas 9' OF The ho Land aa the
toms and manners 81 iht people ana siloi.
o. the flhimeht of Bible prophc-! IN regard 10 Judb
Sefst. Wm. II Leftrts. President of the Po-
lice Mutual Ad Associlon, has issued cSt,udci re-
port OF the working Of the organization since its COM
menoomout The Association ~as formed h october
1906 since that there have been - deaths Of mem
i,f IN New York 20 in Brook n, and 81, staten Island
Tho smallest amount paid quarter sl9i9 aud
the highest ti752 %; s-3 has been PAD 10 ne heirs
of fecsGsed melnboIs iu this city sl9'4 % 20 thp. III
ErookIvn and n Jl ~ 10 those staten Island masking
total Of 20 200. Since - COMMENCEMENT inspectors
detectives captain, 5rree'nt'. ~ pdtI0Hoh, ana
d0u...u belonging ~ tie Association nave d'ed
ID state institutions for the blind provide
fr ,.-JDs over 80 years OF axe, claiming That they
arc only schools colleges for the instruction of the
Hind not homes for them statistics show that Large
n.iorv Of the blind are than 30 years old For
thteo there As now 10 state pfofsh' an 20 thgtl ms
rlscs and lo give helping hahd 70 an the puma VINO
hecI ,IS me Diltrtc BnI 81 NcW-YOrk been
established To assist 10 raising FUNDS Tor the INSTITUTION
fair viii be held Ou the 2d Oi December, ~ the Anoy
~ the 7st Re zineut, Broadway and ,Xth-aye Thirty
ffthstD Donations, annual ,ubserPtloI' ana articles
fnr line lair NAV he ,eu 10 Mrs g. ". Lord No 2Oj
secSnd-Ige. Mrs. Lyman RAoddes, Nc So fiithaye;
NJ a Courtney, No pa West Ihiry-fourth ST. MIS-
r. y Corlies No. - UnlOn-sduare Miss Kate Chaun-
er No 10 Fas Thiy-second-st.; President, the Rev.
E.stuurn Benjamin. ,-,,,,-
The Health Officers yesterday found SIX new
es..s. OF sIaa!l-poz IN the Eastern District
L. NJ. Hamburgh'5 dwelling, corner OF Grand
"a Nintbs, l. d. was DANA ged $3.50 by hro yesterday