New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

| and stencil cutters has been organized.
Capt. Hedden has been presented with gold
badge by citizens Of the Fifteenth Ward
Mr. Peter b. Sweeny has intimated that
Nelson w Young OF the wOTkngmens Union ia 70 be
| the Iamnlany candidate for Coroner.
The Fair for the benefit of the Mount Sinai
Hospital and Hebrew Orphan Asylum will be held in the
| fOurteehth-st ATinOTy, beginning Nov. IS.
The New-YOrk Dispensary for Diseases Of
the Throat and Chest will be open for the reception and
| treatment OF patients to-day from TO O'Clock pm
| The 6Oth anniversary of the birthday of Fa-
ther Mathew will be celebrated this evening by grand
rally OF the friends Of Temperance at tho Cooper Inst
The New-YoTk Genealogical and Biographi
cal Society met at Mott Memorial Hall, on Saturday
evening ana listened to paper by DT. Ellsworth ElLOtt
| on Vaccination.
The free night-classes in science and art
which organizing under tho direction Of Fitzgerald
Tsdale jr, at the Cooper Institute, already embrace
A fire occurred yesterday in the oil works of
C. Haven Co., at the corner Of West and Banksts.
caused by leak in the still The loss on stock by fire
! and leakage is about 5000.
| Superintendent Jourdan, who has been con-
fined to his house for several days past yesterday
much worse, and ia deemed by his attendant physicians
! 10 he In a dangerous condition.
| Mrs. Mary Sheridan, while intoxicated, on
Saturday evening, attempted suicide by leapng from
second-story window Of the tenement No. go East
! HOust0n-st, and was seriously Injured
The WOman's Suffrage Association will cele-
brae the close Of It's second decade at Apollo Hall
Friday, morning and evening and social reunion at the
/ ST. James Hotel on Thursday afternoon.
The artificial skating pond at the American
Institute Fair completed, and several members OF the
Empire Skating Club have been engaged to perform upon
/ IL this week Tor the public entertainment.
! The car-drvers of the Belt Line Street Rail
road agreed on Saturday 10 resume work Twenty-one
/ ,f he
wages reduced TO 81 - day. In two hours after
| they quit work other men took their places
| Timothy Collins, a stOne-cutter, bad an al
tercaton yesterday with Daniel DAILY at Fortyseyenh-
! 81. and Frst-ave and shot in the face by DAILY,
/ receiving a severe wound. Beth were arrested.
| The singing society Of the German veterans
Of this city, Mr. Peter vogler President and Mr.. c.
/ Emmelmann, Musical Director, gave well attended
concert at the Nalhala last night a bal closed the
| entertainment.
Patrick Kelly fell down stairs on Saturday
night his lodging house. No. 81 Morrisst when drunk
Hrs friends then put him to bed and left him alone not
surprising he was injured. Yesterday morning he was
found dead in his bed.
Henry Dugan of Fiftieth-st. and Tenth
ave. and Henry sken Of No. III Forsythst, quarrced
last evening in the saloon No 80 Bowery, and Dugan
/ wound Both were arrested
Jeremiah Roach and Thomas Lenihan, young
men residing No. Firstaye., quarreed yesterday
and Icuihan lrod o musle Of Roach, missing him. He
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/ serious scaIp-w ouud. Leuihan was arrested
The first OF a series of Sunday evening lee
lures at stemway Han, upon the doctrines OF Sweden
borg was delivered last evening by the Rev Chagncey
{ les. his subject being, The Second coming Of the
| Lord "A spiritual. ami NOS Personal, Coming"
The Rev. de Palma, pastor of the Church
OF Santiago ia West Twenty tysecOnd-st., preached TO
large congregation Yesterday from ST. John vii 81, 80
Ia advance Professionalism among the Cubans N this city
The Police Benevolent Association has lost
eight members by death during the past quarter and
has dishursod 20 widows and orphans ~ the members OF
the Association S005 Ihe hunD'r OF msnuerS III sool
standing Is lgJ. Sergeant "uL H. Lener'S 10 fIesl-
delt.
The following new programme of exercises
went into effect yesterday at the Howard Mission: sun
day-school TO p IN, followed for 30 minutes by
ncstnc AT = O'Clock dayschoO from a. H. to p H.,
and visitors received daily except Saturday.
Arrests last week, 1877 deaths, 49, mar
riaccs 159 births a5 grants arrived at Castle Gar
den 41el; fires l2-Iamag g. Sl7,5 total Of taxes upon
pr-s,na estate received % saturday, S9ljs9i the
Free Labor Bureau 40 IS Cintonpace supplied with
Situations last week 10 M, aaa 800 women Hcen"es
| granted siJ-amount received, Ssi1 o.
Francis Murray of No. 100 Cedar-st., a mem
Der OF Engine Company No :, yesterday In company
with his son Edward entered the stable Of the engine
house. and while stanlns near the horses Gotn were we're
Murray was seriously injured about the heal ana Douy
Both were taken 10 the PARK Hospital
The Industrial School attached to St. Johns
c,i va reop,ned on saturday after vacation Of two
months About GOO of the $40 pupils were present nearly
a being young children The school 10 only open every
SaturiIy the girls being taught merely seWlhs ana 'll-
H. .Imeuts, to I'll tucm for situations On stores
bere are forty teachers connected with the SCHOOL
man who had been left ashore by the
Cunard steamship Tarfa, which sailed from Jersey CITY
on Saturday D. In obtained boat and, with two com
paniops endeavorcd to oycrtake the vessel. Gliding
Tr the steamers ruddor the boat Was capszed by the
! proneIer and man was drowned. Inc Othets were
rescued b of the Triia ana the tugDoat flu"
Tho voung Mems Bible Class was resumed
for the winter months at p. m. yesterday, under the
direction Of Prof W. H. Thompson, Ia the lectureroom
my n T. A. Ofthe 100 persons present, about half
" w ers Of the class Of last Winter. and the ma
W. ,rs 1,er IS years OF age The class Will meet at
In IN every Sunday, and ali young men aio H'l'eu 10
Tho Treasurer of the Harpers Ferry Relief
rd AZ, povlapd OF No. 81 Frontst had received no
s,sr5ptions up to Saturday, for the benefit Of the
ty rcrs from the flood in Virginia. The necessity Tor
sun sun iGIs a. West Virginia. well in Virginia
dTei @ exprctcd that OF the 5000 appropriated ny the
Gold Board on Friday, oue-hai W be sent u tno ui
| foTtunates IN the vicinity oi Harpers ferIy'
Yesterday morning Patrolmen Patrick Slavin,
| p..,L NcTauehln and Charles Dunleary, all OF the
second Precinct entered the restaurant OF the Pears
~ At the corner OF Ferry and Pearsts, for break
~ While there free night occurred, during @hleh
Iaist. w bi,tep ON the lip, and Mclaughlin on the
cheek and lip and all were mort td W "a ayd tten he
my nitics Hogan at the TOmbs Police Court. On
counter COMPLAINTS, each oi the eoh'-'aHS' " H' !"
bail in 500. -, -
The swedish Lutheran Church of Gustavus
,,I, IN East Twenty -secondst. had special attrae-
tiop Yesterday forenoon the presence Of Mile Nilsson
uwas known to only very few that she would attend
n, "a tho report OF her presence was quickly circulated
put Ls & Wv - me Allied The sermon was preached by
tSs Pasor the Rev waette and az the conclusion
.ee ~ ,ce the distinguished singer shook hands cor
OF the M tba na.tor assuring him Of her sympathy
aiA ~ can saton struggling against heavy debt on
| their house Of worship, ana pronnHihs "'"i N
| assistance. II, -.
Workmcn are engaged in removing the trees
and iron ralincs at Washington Parade Ground on ehe