New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
NETWORK CITY.

Gen Butler was at the FifhAvenue Hotel yesterday,
and left for Boston last evening.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Music in Washington-squa this afternoon.
Messrs. Norris a. Miler's chain-pipe factory
in East Forty rstst damaged $500 by fire yesterday
George VIM. Curtis lectured on "Our Ma
tona Folly the Civil Service" last evening at Associa
tiOn Hall.
The first public rehearsal of the Euterpe AS
sOcation took place yesterday in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall.
The Messrs. StetsOn'S Sons contradict the
rumors that the House about to be used for pur
poses other than those Of hotel
j. w. Emerson, employed by the Union
League Club, committed suicide, last evening in one Of
the upper rooms of the Clubhouse, by shooting.
The body of John Sullivan, age %, who left
his home at No. Sc Cberry-st, Wednesday evening
last was found yesterday in the East River off Pier NO
2s.
Henry Thompson, age 40, fell from the top
sayard of the bark Palestine lying at Pi NO North
River into the water yesterday, and was drowned His
body was not recovered. .E7si assA.'1-
Mary Haws of No. 436 East Nineteenth-st.
had quarrel with her Robert yesterday afternoon
No. 622 Greenwchst, and went to Pier No. A., North
River, and attempted TO drown herself.
The stock in the grocery of f. b. Koenig,
No. 2s2 Grandst was damaged 81 900 by fire yesterday
cihc Companies. The building was damaged $500; In
sured.
Charles Craatz, German laborer, of No. 2l2
Thrdaye while at work yesterday afternoon in the new
building corner Forty frst-st Secondave, fell
from the third story 10 the ground, ana was Iatay III
jured.
| Ferdinand Schwarz, the German boarding
house keeper, late of No. IA Greenwich-st who was
stabbed one week ago by Louis Frank and Charles Ed
son. died Yesterday at his residence Frank and Edison
| in the Tombs.
All the novelties at the Fair of the Ameri-
can.rnsue including the miniature skating gpond, and
from to six fancy skaters on real lee may be seen
during the closing days of the Fair which will terminate
Saturday next
The Firemens Ball Committee have organ
lied the season. and propose giving the 42d annual
ball in aid of the Widows and Orphans Fund of the
Music, ON the evening Of the 3Oth January 1871.
The Brennan Society of Bloomingdale is to
have meeting tonight Of "a citizens, without regard
to party creed locality or nationality who are in favor
o building up tne Iy oI Te% 1 gd her .
borers."
Timothy Collins and Michael LoOney, two of
four men who Monday evening, p Forty-eighthst,
committed gross outrage Mary Leary Of East Forty
by Justice Bixby of the Yorkve Police Court In default
OF 81, 900 each.
The ladies of the Methodist Churches of
this city rapidly completing their arrangements for
and inrm women OF the society In Forty second
Eighthsve, which will commence in Apollo Hall,
on or about the 14th inst.
The Directors of the Shipowners' Associa-
necessary discharge for vessels arriving at this port
laden with ice and lumber and TO devise for
the collection OF demurrage when such vessels are u-
necessarily detained by consignees.
Paul Smith, formerly clerk in the Office OF
the Stats Zetng, arrested yesterday at the Bow
Saw Ran for having STOLEN Oct a hank.
book belongingo Henry Hsrsalman OF No. 125 Forsyth
st. Smith had drawn $25 and had called for the remain
ing <31 yesterday, when he was arrested He was COM
mitted by Justice Hogan to the TOmbs to await trial.
While the Hoboken ferry-boat Weehawken
was leaving her clip at the foot Of Barcay-st, North
River, yesterday, she came into collision with the
steamer Matteawan, from Keyport N ]. The bellrope
Of the latter was broken, and tho pilot unable
boats came together with considerable force damaging
badly the upper works Of the Mstteawan, and seriously
iniuring John Disbrow OF keyport The Weehawken
but slightly damaged.
Edward Payson Weston, the famous walker,
has been requested by Committee Of scientific medical
men, viz: Professors William A. Hammond, Austin
Flint, j. c. Dalton. r. Ogden Doremus VIM Fl. Van Blu.
walking miles five consecutive days. under their
auspices aud advice for the advancement Of by
&c. OF his food the quantity OF e1creons the conditions
Of the heart temperature &e for five days previous to
the effort the five days OF the walk and nye days after
Weston has seceded TO the request.
Col. Whitley, Chief of the Secret Service
Bureau yesterday took Washing plates for print
ing co n tobacco stamps cent Revenue stamps. 20
cent Revenue stamps, Is cent currency stamps, new
issue; $40 notes the National Shoe and Leather Bank
OF tins city, s. manifest stamps yignette Of $40 bond,
80 currency issue Of the Lincoln head very finely
finished; vgnette transfer OF the $40 bond the
60 cent issue, Stanton head the registered 20 n
tobacco stamp and large lot OF counterfeit money and
stamps OF various denominations and kinds All 10
be destroyed by order Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
The new building for the First Methodist
Society Of Harlem Madison and Onehundrcd
twenty sxth-st will be dedicated the 18th inst On
sunday next the cation will hold farewell memo
RAJ services IN their old church Onehundred- and
twenty nfth st., near FOurhave. The edifce has
fOnt on Madisonave. OF SO feet and 1876 feet One
huhdred,hd,t wenty sixthst IL is crucf0rm, in the
decoraI gohic style OF architecture and built OF brown
soh Two towers, 200 and 90 feet respectively rise from
the fronts on the avenue and the street There are
ID bnshed III black walnut there are stairs in the
transep anu III the front. In the there
parOr lecture class and infant class rooms The cost
OF the building viii De about s7o,COO. ~
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1863.
Visitors to Prospect Park last week. lo5 geo g.
Sunday, 1850
Many wOrkmen employed by the Park Com
missioners are 10 he discharged in a few days
Daring the past Fix months the Police re-
covered 81 O9 worth Of stolen property ttored 10
owners s.6,Gis wcrtb
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