New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
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The BOARD of Police yesterday maue rolioe
headquarters the Thirty-hfth Precinct
An unknown man, age about 81, was run
vor nv Hudson River Railrosd car In HUDSON near
Saichtst last evening, and instantly Killed.
Alfred C. Shears, age 8, OF No. $50 East
Sinth-st had both legs crushed yesterday Dy 'N No.
re ~ the Thri-ave line. He will probably dle'
lanes Murphy, age 20, was found dead III
,a Yesterday in the lOdgnghouse No % Centre-st
charles Cummings age A., was found dead in bed AZ NO
q Kingst r. Al.
The dummy" with ear attached, for the
x1atad ps1vr,y IN Greenwcll-st., was hOsted upon
49, ,rocp Yesterday and will begin running regularly
Robert Mccartney of No 261 East Seven
,.enthst felt roofer while at work yesterday Re
from the roof OF No. 63 BaAterst 10 INC Pa'eN'" W
died in a few moments.
The North German COnsul-General report
patrotic subscriptions during the past week. sCo 90
Including s25 from ladies' bazaar at Port JerVs NJ IL
total subscriptions SJ@Oie o.
Ice from up the Hudson appeared yesterday
oFtbe Battery. Three four inches of snow feh De-
-, , o,d q m On the Bay the wind blew hercely
in the evening, and dense fog prevailed
The concluding sale of foreign paintings by
Miner Bros at Leeds's Art Galleries, last higns re-
snlted unsuccessfuy. The attendance was very small
and the more yauables pictures were Wlthura"h
James Brummer's stable, in the rear OF y
ia Cinton-st was damaged $500 by fire last evening
Insured horse, value $500, belonging to FREDERICK
Riderhoh was burned. Frank Gra6ham was seriously
burned about the hands and face while trying TO save H.
Several offices on the third floor of No. 81
Wast were damaged by fire yesterday Loss on furnl-
ture $500; on building belonging TO the Prime estate
$500; The upper part OF the tenenes 600 90,
1Os Thirty unth-St, was damaged ny He Si'O''
tenants loss, 400
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
l. Kleiner BOwery salOOnkecper for having on tne
morning Of Dec &C. in front of No 2 Bowery knocked IN
the heads of two barrels of liquid gas owned by Her
IN. .,,f1 futO
s ss SCI on fire. b1 Kiencr causing loss of $50 and
shghtly damaging the adjoining buildings
Tonight, the last night OF the year, VIII De
observed as watch-ught in Methodist Churches 1t
being their custom meet hour before midnight and
pray the old year ont aud the year in. At Dr.
Adams's church. in Madisonsquare, VIII be held union
meeting Of all denominations. A large body of min
listers Of the city will be present. who Will unite In the
communion.
BROOKLYN.
II. Brown, a grocer, of No. 210 Tilaryst
was thrown from his wagon in Jay-St yesterday and
fatally injured
The Board of Supervisors yesterday APP
pointed James McCauley Engineer Of the Courthouse
for the ensuing year
John Rodney and Henry Lane, alias Cook,
held 70 await the acton OF the Grand Jury yeser-
S. Young of No. 3O5 Myrtle-ave., while bathing
iu Benton's Saltwater Baths Fulton-st, last week.
had 81 stolen from clothing which he had locked up
in dressingTOom giving the key 20 one OF Benton's
servants Mr. Young sued for the recovery OF the money
from the proprietor of the baths but Justice Buckley
rendered verdict yesterday, in favor OF the defendant
holding that he not responsible for allowing tbiet
the dIe,ingroom while the Daher was IN the
water.
LONG ISLAND.
JANAICA.-There are 20 Episcopal Churches
IN Queens County, with 1871 communicates, who con-
trbuted sl9 81 during 1870 for benevolent purposes
In Suffolk County there nine Episcopal Churches,
with $50 communicates who raised during the year for
benevolent purposes A39 Deaths during 1870 1872.
Ten Of the deceased were over 80 and2O were over So
FLrsHNG-The officers of Cornucopia Lodge No; rs,
Town Hall. Bradford Prince made an address on
Masonry.
HFNPsTrAp-Mr Burgers, the President OF the Hemp
stead and Rocaway Railroad, has resigned ahG charles
Pussey Of Ncw-JerScy elected instead. Tie road has
been turned over by the the directors who
anticipate the early finishing OF all the muchneeded I'M
prOyements.
RrsuwIcg.-The receipts of the South side Railroad for
November $SGJ %, an increase of slSS9 81 over
November, 1862
LONG ISLAND CITY-The actual and estimated ex-
penses OF this city FOR the fiscal year are S29C9l 81
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-P. G. Tallman, Ncw-YOrk
lawyer was arrested at Communipaw on Thursday, on
charge Of having defrauded Mr. Sheldon OF Hoboken,
his client, out Of 81 800 IL H. Herhans, Geographic
operator employed by the NewJersey Railroad Co, has
been arrested charge Of ENLIGHTENMENT made by the
officers of the Dutchcss and Columbia Railroad Co., in
whose employment lac has been.
PATERsoN.-Adam Goodenough. charged with forging
nonal Bank Of Meadyilie, PENN and obtaining the
ton from Gov Geary of Pennsylvania Ice is 10 inches
tblck and OF unusually good quahty In population
Paterson ranks the third city and Passaic the
fourth county IN the State.
f~hgw.kx.-rae Fepupn,ssu majority Of the Common
Council have nominated d. kef I Tor PRESIDENT; j.
W. Stout Treasurer aud James Gilleni !''rk'
MoRRIsTowS,-A man calling himself G. @. Robinson,
swindled residents Of Morris County ont OF over
POGO by representing himself as agent FOR the Winans
Land Roller
soxERynLE.-The value Of real and personal estate in
BOmerville County valued at $lO0So5 and s9o7e9O
respectively.
KNowLroS.-The son Of John Litman while in charge
OF his fathers mill On Thursday night, accidenty
Taught in the Chinery aud almost instantly killed.
PRIRcEToS.-At the recent meeting Of the Boards OF
Trustees and Directors OF the Theological Seminary IL
was represented that $20OO needed for the main
tenance Of Professors library scholarships and INDECENT
students
BooNToN-The mails TO be carried twice a day over
the BOOnto1 Branch of the Delaware Lackawana and
Western Railroad, and between PatcIso son and Newark
CAHDES.-The New.Jersey State Teachers Institute
resumed its session Thursday evening, in the Court
House. II. =. PIERCE Superintendent Of the Public
Schools OF NewBruuswick, delivered address upon
Duties and Responsibilities of Parents and TEACHERS az
Educators" Tie morning hour yesterday devoted
to discussions "The Defects III School," and
Good Order In Schools and the best Method Of obtain
tng it, An essay read by the Rev. Oscar Cute OF
Yinesnd upon the Kinder garten" In the Afternoon
Miss Esrle OF the State Normal school read essay
MeEyaine OF Newark, in an address on Education
Moral Process" The Board Of Fire Commissioners
has adopted rule fOIbddng member OF the force
while ddty, 10 enter any drinking place 10 drink
any ardent spirits, under penalty OF expulsion.
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.
The Twenty-second Ward German Aid So
eiety dsbanded last night 1t had collected tOo 81 for
the patriotic fund
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