New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
NEX-NORk CITY.

| Conrad Colonel who fell through hatch way at
Pier No 49, North River Oct 90 died on wednesday
| E,-Gov. Seymour visited the new POst-Offce yes
,rday He was escorted around tho building BY Postmaster
James -.
The crowd Of visitors at the American Institute
Fair Increases playing of Levy proving great at
traction.
| Only seven Aldermen being present yesterday
afternoon all Democrats meeting Of the Board va, adj
| JUurned 10 next week
II is said that tn. Colosseum Will he taken to
pieces the Spring and sent to philadelphia 70 ne pnt up on
| the Centennial grounds.
Maurice DAILY has accepted the challenge of Cyrille
Dion play championship game Of BILLIARDS. viii play
on Nov 2? at TamInany Hail.
| The rusb to Florida has begun and il has been
proposed TO send excursion the plymouth
iIock the 1T. Johns River during the Winter
| Leon Echardt age q, becoming discouraged at
his inability to obtain work committed suicide yesterday by
.p% FRrssa SS% The roof Of hSe''"'' "
| The Home for Old Men and Aged Couple. at No.
4s7 usons which ondeavors t. surround old people with
comforts home life that they woald otherwise lack is Sc
| riousy In want OF funds
The Railroad Conductors Association reassemblcd
YESTERDAY Seymour elected President for the ensn
year; John C. Blood aud r. ". Hubbard VicePresdeni
and Joseph +. Co6ertson, Treasurer and secretary
The body of the young woman who was found
the Narows has been identified as thsto fran
ska Mass who left 80 East Fourth at. SATURDAY
evening oct H. 10 call upon sister. Since that time she
had not been seen.
! During the month ending yesterday, 1867 visits
|
aided The receipts OF the city Mission amounted to
debt deb I Of sio liS o.
| Lord & Tayors Grand-st store has attracted the
attention Of the popular trade for the past few dsys Their
seassin sacks oa&s sss. aud BOYS clothing ~
unusually hne aud buyer, are offered ieinaAaDe Dnr
| gains In every department.
| The steamship Leo which went ashore at the
mouth OF the savannah River hoaed after she had been re-
Of 200 bale Of and had sgIasS no ar and he
| Will lcsv. that city this morning for NewfofE
III. Al
Several models, each about six feet hlgh, OF the
masis With yards aud of ship were received ycster
a, on board the steamer Minnesota now occt
pied nautical training school 70 ne srd ~ lsscnins s
s ,of 'e''"'" 10" u ''f' A"'' ''''' '''' '' w
The House of Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church me; Yesterday Grace Church Services were held
ey Bs.9p smith Of who an of @ neS
ing eec; missionary bishops, one OF China the
other OF Africa
! Lawrence Messett of M. 145 and Martin Joyce of
No l6I Perry qireled early yesterday morning in the
liquor sto Of John Ennis At Bank aaa on and
Joyce arrested and hei without bail At tho Washington
| Place Police Coir
Tina annual election Of officers of the Art Students
League held wednesday evening resulted ia the choice OF
Prof L. r. wiaarh Pre-den Edw ard Prescott and Mrs
A. b. rolger secieiares Cba A. ssehooi for Treasurer
| and Miss l. dc Macarty Tor Librarian
| The produce market excited yesterday by tie
advance Of Ccober por, s2l a. per barrel TO S22 So
This was heavy short interest which has existed
time. The attempt OF the "bcsr, To cover Their
|
in resi- by ali the Exchange Transactiols
iae Cottoa exchange we're also bk on @ 81 Az ~
| cash, With large iransaciions.
The suspension of Fairfield & Trask, produce com
mission dealers Of No. Chambers announced ysser
absence Of the members Of the firm The clerks would
beyond the TACT that large lines OF goods
out and the payment, were very slow meet
interests extension asked readily granted. Mr.
raned President o the American Exchange, or as y
S S s sSi%1 -"O''' wv ''''''' ''' '''-'
| Diyent inquiry was made yesterday by THIB-
sE reporter Of persons rapid transit Alters
with obtaining the probable results Of the meeting
to-day Corn Exchange Bankwien the books
Of company TO be openn case Commodore Gar
ssn a,,s 10 m o,,,o mon me Inject Milton onrt
right PRESIDENT thr NcwYok Eleyalod haroat said that
would be taken and the road built bnt how long II won Prod
from ca iiaist. could uni after
| the meeting today.
| BROOKLYN
| Andrew Nottcson, a sailor, severely injured
yesterday ny falling Of the bark ornen ut
he riie Basin.
There were 2O5 deaths last week, of which 23
were smallpox against IS the previous week and 20
nom ,.irhtl,ris, against II The previous week.
Henry Held was dangerously shot in the mouth
hroph accidental discharge Of fovlngpeee in 'he
Of John Hoffman while they were cunning In schu-
makers wooIs YESTERDAY.
Patrick Corr. an engineer of the County Lunac
Asylum. discharged for aying his possession keys
Of the hall for female patients aud for frequently
,sIi.g those halls without authority Is reported to nave
been re,nstaiei.
Charles Genet, age 10, Of No. II Moore-st., L. H..
was dangerously wJue yesterday by being crowded the
baa,ier Of the stairway at Public sr,oo house No s by hi,
only slight hop. his recovery is entertained.
A young man who callc, himself Lawrence Jerome
engaged boar at lIs South Thrist r. ~. and ordered
from smith Gsy Is J"Ips.1 clothing ; sSr7
and sepPd o S ri 10 S os ao 20 a Inc
Justice WIN. b. Howard of East ewiork was
convicted before County Judge yesterday cf official
demanding and receiving - fronl prisoner
under pref that II legal charge oi costs OF
sa.u. NIL be oSnr in n p as Z
having IN IN. s.,"n some nsan'. noI.s OF S.S,r'
| JERSEY CITY,
Joseph Doyle, arrested suspicion of stealing
siI3 Thomas Donney ~ No II sussex ST., honor
| ABLY discharged by Judge heeSe yesterday.
Peter Peterson, in tho Court Of Quarter Sessions
yesterday scquitied u assault upon Ellen EnwTght,
and Ellen was admitted 5000 charge Of
| perjury
William Carroll attempted to drive a cart across
the Railway the Hendersons crossing in front Of an
incoming train yesterday. The engine destroyed the cart and
| Carroll WA badly injured
Mrs. Buchanan OF Ferris-st, near West Newark
ave- By husband short time and e in
destitute within week three OF her children
| have died iron IL plthe in.
Timothy and William DAILY, James and Everett
Cook and VIM Bennett boy about II Of held
bail before Judge psys YESTERDAY Tor entering new house
| dana zns IL 500
| John Drum, arrested on a charge of burglary at
Makeys saloon last week discharged by Judge
ke-se YESTERDAY Deyine the Information
arrest. held 500 nail Ia
regard To giving false information to the police
William Hart was placed trial in the Court Of
Qnater Sessions yesterday for committed Lena
~ 1874 at Weeh2wkrn Hart indicted
year gned plesded guilty ami 81 800 bail
Before trial Ireland aid remained
year his retan, and has been awaiting
| nal for several mouths.
| LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-Richard johnson, young col0icd man.