New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
THE CITY.

.. THE CITY.
The Workingmen's Union last evening elected
VIM. j. Jessup delegate to the cOmNg OF
Trades Assembly.
George Mcmahon, a resident of Paterson,
n j., temporarily stopping at the Shakespeare Hotel.
Hospital
Jacob Hitler, aged II, of No. 22S Avenue B,
employed IN factory In St, Second
was yesterday struck the head by iron roller which
fell through the hatchway, and was fatally injured
There will be mass Temperance meeting on
Monday evening IN the Calvary Baptist Church Tho
Lansing Taylor and Horace Greeley are announced to
deliver addresses.
The stock of artificial hair on the fourth floor
OF No Dey.st.. belonging to j. Reynolds was damaged
by IRE last night to the amount OF sooo insured The
extent Of $500; insured
The New-York Club of Delta Epsilon held
us hfst social meeting at DelmOnicO's last evening.
man daGceSr FERRIS OF Tue Unye1siy OF Newlork pre-
from the alumni OF many different colleges.
The Commissioners of Taxes and Assess
mens inform the public that the rolls OF the
real aud personal estate OF this city and for the
year 100 VIII remain open until April So for the eorrec-
ton OF errors and the equalization Of the assessments
The first annual reception of Ocean Lodge,
o. Of o. r.. took place last evening at Irving Hall.
The attendance was large and the guests were as merry
crckets number OF old members OF the fraternity
were present. among whom was superintendent John A.
kennedy of the Metropolitan Police.
The funeral of Sergt. O'ConnOr took place
from his late residence. No. go West HoustOnt at 10
N; yesterday. and was largely attended The coffin
the shoulders OF the dcccaseds immedi.
friends. members OF the force and platoon Of the
Twenty eighth Precinct followed the remains to st. Pat
Kicks Cathedral
The Rev. L. NJ. Field of the Five Points
Mission Is DESTROYS OF finding In Northern Georgia, East
Tennessee the western part Of the CarOuas about
brious climate and other attractions the favorable
slderation of colony that IL now forming n tins city;
Mr. Dwight g Elliott is the Corresponding Secretary OF
the colony.
At a meeting of the Clarendon b. p. c., held
at Their rooms, yesterday, the following Ocers were
Henry Driser, r Vice Presidents ID. L. Tuthl, Cores
podlng Secretary; Albert Kruse Recording Secretary
Robert Beatty, Benz. ROnzOne, X W Mott Directors; H.
Delegates.
An auction sale Of oil paintings by Alexan-
Gallery The paintings consisted OF scenes Norway.
Lapand aud sweden. beside number Of important
works 10y Eugene Meeks repre- sentg interior ana ngue
pieces Of interest The bidding was not very spied;
scene in Lapand, "Tronsoe Valley brought $3.50 ana
"a stormy effect with cattle brought s425. Altogether
there were 4G paintings sold.
Mrs. Laura Carter Holloway is to make her
deJn as lecturer before NewIork audience on tue
evening of the 10th Of January, at Cooper Union Her
subject = an nnrea one N T s HSaWay Sa made
loving study of character aud writings OF her subject
aud bears strong personal resemblance TO te %Hhaer
to be a cultured elocutionlst.
While an employ6 of John Stccht g. Co.,
confecuoners, in the basement OF the tenement NO Ito
lighted safety gas lamp II exploded setting re 10 te
place. The flames were soon extinguished. Lose on
stock and fixtures 81 900 fully insured. The first hOor
IL occupied by Jacob Carver who also owned the build
ing Loss on furniture, by water 600 on Duulhg' SF
fully insured The upper floors were not damaged Con
siderable alarm was Oecasoned among the tenants
nevertheless.
The Board of Trustees of the EmigraDt Indus
Savings Bank aud the Trustees Of the Irish Emgrant
society have adopted resolutions expressive Oh thSr
the death Of their late associate telX ngOds
BY esq The remains OF Mr. lngOldsby will be taken this
morning from his late residence 10 the church Of St. Fran
bratrd by the Jesuit Fathers Mr. Ing0ldsby awell-
merchant in this city for number OF years, and
DISTINGUISHED for his pr9bty anu liberal yet uhos'e'a
OusIcontriDutions to public charities
The American Church Union (New-York
Branch has elected the following Officers vc for lS,1
man, William T. Lee, esq Secretary. Rev Thomas Me
nee Brown; Clerk Charles B BnrWe esq
ID. D.. Rev. Ferdinand {. Ever, D. D.; Rev George H.
Parkman d. ID; Rev Charles r. Omsted John W. Prs.
son. WIN. Richie ROnalds, Mr.. Andrew T. Douglass Mr.
James NJ. Deiano, Mr. Henry h. Leonard John Alex
Beall csqs.
Last evening the Caledonia Club gave their
Thirteenth Annual Ball at Apollo Hall. Brilliant as the
gatherings OF this Club usually the scene last night
was one of unsurpassed beauty Many OF the members
dressed ladies offered picturesque ana glowing spectacle
| ia their grand march: The vigorous ana continued
the muscles. lut early III tho morning Tue strains 3l
dancing music made the figures move and the sweet mel
ody of the Scotch national airs resounded through the
hall during the inermlssons Inc company when Ed5
very numerous separated at late hour well satisfied
with the enjoyable evening.
| BROOkLNN.-Jamcs :. JOurdan, constable
Of Fabush, aud John McTeague were arrested aud ned
for examination before Justice Walsh charged by Mrs.
McTeague with having Kidnapped her son, agcd " years
The Young men composing the Star Base
Ball Club Of this city advertise grand concert 10y inc
star Chorus club" to take place on Monday evening
at the Athengun. Tho cLoristers VIII be assisted
| hy Madame Arna Bishop and George simpson. Mr..
Frank Glider is the pianist and Mr. Fred W. LoVeJoy'
! Conductor and Club Leader.
The Williamburgh Dispensary has the fol-
lowing officers for 1900 President Capt Groves; Vice
President Daniel Manner and C. : Harding dreasuTer
year amounted TO sls5j %, ana the ulsDurseiuehIs
sleos 6S; leaving balance on hand OF s2'l rs; "i'i
| patients were treated during the year
| HEMPSTEAD. L. 1.-The rIlmor that a. T. Stew
srt las falling With Oliver Cbarek President Of the Long
Island Railroad and has united Wig The Manners Of the Soa9 SIC
Railroad build new Hoe Of ras direct ron S SesioTs e 81,
hsmG''ea P,'S NO S WITH Sp Of the managers Of Az 81
the railroad, Long Island, and Toes not intend to have
GREENPORT, L. 1.-The annual meeting of the
Pr. Depstnen viii place Monday when Chief aud Assistant
Ergneers elected On Thursday afternoon parade Empire
1 C 1R no hiss elected B. c. Davis Ssro
Tm foreIaan C. W. Hayey Assistant Forenan A. Blown See
Isa a., Ta.ar 5 SSP cooS m m b
| THROGS NECK.-The revival that commenced
Pebyterau Church spreading 10 all directions Such an
| ul,y several years
MELROSE.-Coroner Bathgatc yesterday CON
IeoSri v5o was GaHd dead Pdr night the foor Of the
apartments occupied b, hs fn Dr. Ncs9y n1'g made po =;
corrosive ubmsu Tie stomach ~! ls io tested the eaase. %
the eohenis Of me ooIte our y 10 ,6
asceAned that was po'o9 Ile iy rendered ,soe 20 @
that the came to Per a p gi 6a S ao
| SING SING.-Messrs. Sumner X. stone, Daniel
D. Mugam, Peter keunie. G. p Maurice NJ T. oo1n ~
James Laku have been elected Directors OF The
| Frs, National Bank
| JERSEY CTTY.-The recent fire at L0ughran 5
Nouor store believed been the work Of an uceday The
Secretary Company which had granted the policy OF insurance 90
IN, store ,aJ issued for the arrest OF hepropeor
f IN. ,,ooB IL hi. brother acted bartender aud Patrick
Cotey The BARTENDER sughul aud Couey len the city Just ger
the had be e'orel 10 IN oler
get them jurisdiction Of The Court II vas pretended a'
that should certify the correctness OF The slate
n,pt could be paid BY agreement, The ap
oee OF
he essc.te reqd Tiey ,akea into custody and