New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
NEW.YORK CITY.


Statistics of the week: l,s2' arrests 4'' ois' '
narr.ges, and 52l deaths
Outcoinc steamships carried $500 letters to Law
:sEsIS sl. Ss1t t.1'' 0''''''' ''' WV
The newly-elected Mderman-at-I.arge, Samuel A.
Lewis. serenAd Saturday night at his residence
o. Grsuis's bard furnished the music 40,
The Democratic members of the Board OF Alder
NE. have desn decided Samuel Lewis for President
TsOmey. Clerk. and wm H. MsloDeJ no" |leiA VI WV ~
sis.sni Aldermen Assistant Clerk
Jobn McManus age 40. was stabbed seriously by
C MCsum last evening times about the BODY dune qu'r
rel IN front Of their residence al No. I44 ha'
tyfrst-sl MeCsllum vas arrested
Dnlpess does not seem to reign in all branches OF
r,nuaetu1es Meren Britannia Company thanks 10 Tue "
sete which they keep their business before ' s Sy 10 an
poyns an their several factories night anu u "
orders
The Board of Apportonment authorized on Satur-
day the 100000 worth OF Amn, oo' %
abe payment ncuIrei b. the Department OF fuo % Ns,SS
rcef the Of 100000 for the Museum 0 Art 'O
History M Duo,,,o
Mrs. Mary Ann Kinsela was admitted to Bellevue
~ on s,turd,v suffering from injuries inflicted by her husband
Michael Kpse during drunken fight at their dwelling :, mo be- be-
beyed thai the will prove fatal
The following ia the amount of public moneys re-
,e bv the Department Works for the week ending sA
say Sow 2l FOR rent and Penae' S@S @ pOe %
81. sP1r ,sailss5 s1SSa Sgfss2 s23a cis saC68
Peter ]. Bellew, travelling agent for Frank
Ho.hu Co. fell in fanng BrOadst Saturday ana o'eo
mimi
Ho,t for many Jear stated BY the proprietor that s bs
s.o .aasIu et himself to desh and that gref led him
The funeral service the remains OF Joseph
Stuart the banker he'd Saturday at bis h'e "
Rs, Dr. Thompson conducted the service
Iam a. Webb Elliott and Rev Dr. O%sSn au I9e ooP
ss acted Is ssS as william atmeT Peer
DODlAh William haka Eugene Aehy' pa'u "O'''D' "''
On the warrant of Coroner Kessler, Mrs. Janisch
No $50 wsshngtons Saturday and committed to
e Tombs burning death her child CSe age years
The SsD by hyDS f CG5Gls' Ss s oae and
that the child had been bruiay treated o.nE h
she had upon with the child her arms Coroner Ness
ieI will make su inquest at au early dsy ,
Judge Fancher, in the Court of Arbitration, heard
t on SATURDAY on motion to reopen Of Becker aH The
General Insurance Company Dresden in which Judgment was gwen
sd,ey the Company Wednesday last Aea IN "nn W"
liam tsS.To sS g. 1S. 1 5e as'S d & ae for
claims ths. r hih"Tne 1ea 10 GnpS W Fto @
=, and Broadway
CbiefEngneer Isaac S. Phinney of the United
States Na,v who ced bis reidene at No 10
wouehbyave Saturday The Rev Mr. Hall Of 'he
Protestant Episcopal Church read the bure service END users nSnS
s,s,,5 sss 5OSSIa See FIsDeer Henderson AM
suson Yard who hsd served with him IN 'ae oooreo
were taken to Harrisburg Penn. for uernent
An inquest was held by Coroner Woltman, on
SATURDAY. who died Oct 25 at her home at
No S under which induced the Coroner TO
h.eve that her brother John instrumental In her
death The the inquest tended to show that the de
the prisoner addicted to d1s and had e3On % b Sa2 Sr
injuries bad fallen down stairs while Sro1s h 9 The sv T
verde, Of death by violence received in some manner un
known, the Coroner discharged him.
The United States Local Inspectors Of Steamships
continued on Saturday an investigation relation the explosion Of
tie boiler Lily Nov H. at Hell Gate Charles
w.rep the engineer three days before the explosion
ss @ Sas @ e s S Ti. .eS sy i NJ had ppsS Sis5
patch he believed that The steam gauge was % 40 1s pDd to Se
square L. Bayy the boermsker who repaired the boiler
seven bolts; he though, that the gauge was defective
There was a large and select gathering OF ad-
urs Of athletic sports WOODS Gymnasium in Twenty eghth-st
sea hav Saturday the fst Fall exhibition by
e members professors Of the gymnasium The evenings enter
Opered boxing BY Prof oNei and OF bis pupils
Master Leav age Dr. Mgs and Prof Wood had short
bou with he gloves Fred Epgehd and Prof DewcE displayed
ssmsp vent through numerous d1 grseu
Indian eubs pewek snd SIENNA ued the nfescs 7gorouy BY
lifted dqbe ad the entertainment closed with boxing By
Lieut. Col Joseph Laing of the 10Th Regiment,
placing disposal Of the National Rife Association the
Gatng of which majority Of the Executive Committee have
aepved regiment 81 bad considered the proprety holding
gun pdng the decision and leaving the matter to sry
after learning Of Board Gen shaler Gen.
MeM,hop ana No 7b Regiment (vh' aside from their
g's sn ' Se %Ss H and T.d our
favor upon that Po Sgsqusn Tsd'Gn sGsVs a
queston During our existence as resl
Union certainly 'fO lose for the sake Of pre-
servibg and good feeling the hsioOaI Guard"
"A drop of Water" was the text of lecture de-
E,ertd at Lyne Hall Saturday evening the Rev DR. p Ever
The rector Of Of St. IgHaus Dr. Bwer delivered bis ad
Conversational manner avoiding ell uninteresune and
perple1pg names and Of pictures
He 6 and benefits Of water In general aud
ahr dshng Lis te gbue held before bis audience and
Of little creatures Which tensn,ed IT. He
a m y 70 & % sIs a P GseDo1 Of the tiny in1ssn
Of the Huiae Of shapes they wore how ae ese ana sed
slsa. lie showed that temporary drouth was TIE only ws
and fen little moisture would bring them TO
life sgaiD. The lecture interesting.
, Tie Rev. Henry A. Braun. ID. D., delivered lee
evening Hall Of ths Cooper Institute for the benefit Of
Josphs Aged under charge Of the SIS
subject Positive Religion the
Safeguard OF Popular Religion" The large hall crowded,
and tie Lecturer introduced BY Commissioner George star He
Oolg two Christian there
tendency 10 them and from positive
c a deson Her hySins Articles were on az emO1
scT cOrtanpg nothing and when shaken they forth
Catholic eause BY her adherence her
oSae through many
DID,; % .o 1 S 7s; % S % h s csS he S S zoe
Of lbersy, had been its wschsuard
BROOKLYN.
Samuel s. Powell the Crontroler-elect, took the
Of omce before Ciy Clerk Bishop Saturday
The annual festival and fair for the benefit of the
Broolyp Coord Orphan Asylum will ben th evening Lycu
William Muir, who was arrested on Friday for
tsyns hs poSon bond stolen John Montford Of New
urseh admitted 10 bail Saturday $1,000 By Justice Walsh
Mr. Muir insists that he s innocent.
Eliza jackson. the cOlored woman who was found
vacant O' in HeDOsss the 10Th with Of
violence on her bd died Saturday evening No. 200 Maon
Three |e' are under arrest fot asssusag Mrs Jaekson
Ihe residence Of Mr. Wagner, at No. 400 Washing
vas catered By bapsrs while the family supper
t'erng The thieves going upper apartments collected
ho SttnnR apparel the $500
sseApe NO arrests been uaAe.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Tbe miscellaneous clair,s