The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

me number OF emtgrantS arrived at this port
during the past week was no. 1877, being increase
| OF 26l over the corresponding week Of last year.
George Perry thirty years OF age. fell from new
building to the pavement, and died In Bellevue Hos
pal from the snectsof the injuries. No other par
culars Of the occurrence appeared at the COrOners
ONCE. Coroner Schlrmer was notified.
Alpheus Warren, aged ffty-nne years. died in
Bellevue Hospital On the 2sth ult. he was struck
by the pole OF truck at one OF the East River piers
and fatally injured. Coroner Schrmer was notified.
The oficers and delegates OF the william M.
Tweed Central Club Will meet to-day at twelve NJ,
at lis Nassau street. room H. at the call OF James
Oliver, President, to make ARRANGEMENTS for the
demonstration In honor OF Mr.. Tweed, at Tweed
Plaza, East Broadway, TO morrow evening.
Adam Reigel, German, ifty years OF aye, while
engaged IN piastering ct Milcman's Hall, Seventh
avenue and Twenty-sxIh street, Tell from q scat
fold to the ground and received Injuries from the
erects OF which ne ded three hours Subsequently In
Bellevue Hospital An Inquest Was held by Coroner
Schtrmer.
Yesterday morning the regular weekly meeting OF
Fire Commissioners was held at headquarters, Pres
dent William Hickman in the chair. and William
v. White, Secretary. number of complaints for
violation OF the rules OF the department were tred
and William DUMP was dismissed the department
for absence from duty.
Timothy Collins, o laborer, twenty-five years Of
age late OF 14s Leonard street, died yesterday
ing from the effects OF injuries received nearly three
weeks ago by wall falling on him while engaged
street and Tryon row. Coroner Schirmer was no
titled.
Coroner Schirmcr yesterday held an inquest on
the body Of John Tu,ly, youth OF twenty years. who
on Tuesday evening was drowned by accidentally
falling into the dock at pier No. East River. De-
nh UvQa hoY YinO frnIy
ship at the time OF tue occurrence. Tllly was
single man and lived in state street, Brooklyn,
Mr. John Fredens, who Keeps o c0ored sailors
boarding house IN Mechanics alley, had saved q
quantity OF silver coin, which he gave to one Charles
Styles white man who was boarding IN the house,
| 10 get changed Tor him. Neither Styles nor the
coin turned up for several days. Yesterday he mad
him arrested and brought before Judge Ledwith on
q charge OF fraud Styles was held to answer.
solemn requiem mass for the souls Of the Papal
| ZOuaves who fell in defending Rome one year ago
yesterday was celebrated in st. Patrck's Cathedral
yesterday morning unoer the auspices Of Mr..
Ceiebrsnt Rev. Father Carney: Deacon Rev. Father
| McNamee; SuOdeacon, Rev. Father Kane. double
| quartet choir was In attendance, and the music was
under the direction OF the organist MIR. SchmlLz.
The College OF the City OF New York, Of which
| General Alexander S. Webb is President, reopened
| yesterday for another year, The students appeared
by hundreds, and the day occupied in distribute
| ing the necessary text books ana arranging and
| classifying the students. The members OF the
Introductory Class took possession OF the
| new building lately erected for the intro
| ducIOry department on twenty second street.
and were given their positions. TINS department Is
under the charge OF Professor David il. Scott for
many years principal Of Grammar School No. 40.
The regular sessions will commence on Monday
morning, when the students expected to be pre-
pared to recte. There has been no Cnange in the
rian. Mr.. John L. Cunning, retains the position
| which he has So ably and efficiently filed.