New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-27
NEW-YoRK CITY.


Gifts amounting to $3.50 have Heen re-
ceved recently for the 7th Regiment New Annoy fund
The Hutchinson Family will give a concert
at Chickcrng liaIl this evening ana matinee on satui
day next.
At n meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the American Home Missionary Society, yesterday t.
Rev Dr. A. H. ClGpp. Of It's secretaries res2od MS
office in order to reduce expenses
The body of a man about fifty-fve years Old
five feet and nine inches IN height win sandy HAIR ana
mOustache and chin whskcrs was found ~ the wafer AZ
the foot OF West Twcnty-sccond-st. Yesterday.
George B. Butler called upon the Mayor yes
erday and argued against the removal Of tho Fortsee
ond Street Reservoir claiming that 1t could be so ar
ranged afford perfect high service system for The
lower part OF the city Mayor hy PROMISED 10 give '"s
new idea careful consideration.
The New-Eneland Society has passed resou-
ons of respect 10 The late Moses H. Grnne the eighth
president Of the Society The members will attend the
funeral body. Flags were at halfma;t, Yesterday.
on the Union League and several other club houses. the
Custom House, and upon most Of the shipping alo the
water front
The average newsbOy's appetite is sonia-
thing that may be counted with perfect confidence
The Thanksgiving feast at the Newsboys Lodging House
depends on public bcrality and the charitable are en-
Joined not TO forget those je fellows in their prescn Is.
An gifts should be sent to superintendent OConnor,
No. Duanc-st
A well -dressed man was taken sick in car of
removed TO The Central Office where lie died in fow mo-
ments On Investigation he found TO be Patrick XII
day Of No l31 Ieroy-s bartender. His friends said
that nc had been scS FOR some time ana was on MS way
to visit physician when he died Death was the result
OF heart disease
A large dcputatiOn of Germans, headed by
Dr. Julius Korn urged Mayor Ely yesterday to nominate
Major George ". saucr Police Commissioner, to Sue
coed Commissioner Erhardt Mayor Ely replied that he
had almost given M the intention OF making nomna
a.
any acceptable understanding with thc Board of Alder
men.
The ladies of the Soldiers Relief Asso-
citation desire TO provide a THANKSGIVING dinner
for the disabled soldiers, and for the widows and
orphans Of those who fen in tie late war
From 500 bones Of patriot soldiers the annual an
peal for aid GIFTS OF provisions may he sent November
Fourteentst. and contributions OF money TO Ms John
to Mrs, Vim. T. havcmeJer' treasurer No. 331 West
Fourt, enlist
BROOKLYN.
Supervisor Gubncr, on his way from New
Utrecht 70 the city. yesterday, pucked bunch OF fine
volets that were in full bloom by the roadside
The total number of pupils and teachers in
the Plymouth Church Sunday school during the past
year has been 95s, with average attendance Of Gl5
The main water-pipe at Wythe-ayc. and
Cymers burst yesterday tearing mp and flooding the
street. for distance. Travel interrupted for
several hours
At Joint meeting of the Boards of Health
and OF CITY Works, yesterday, il decided to revoke
the garbage aud oa contract % Thomas A. Shea,
had failed 10 fulfil iis terms. Mr. ~nea declares ms IN
teiti0n OF conlc-tlug the matter n the courts.
Mrs. Harriet Creighton Mclean who died on
Sunday at the residence Of her husband, Thomas
Mclean, No. A. Pcrcpont-st was the dauglter-nlaw
Of Samuel Mclean, the merchant and eldest daughter Of
Commodore J. b. Creighton, 81 the United states Navy.
She only twcniY-tDrcc years OF age. The funeral
takes place az II "a. to-day at her late residence
Much influence is being brought to bear up
on supcryisOr-at Large Howell the Mayorelect, TO dis
suade from approving the resolution OF the super
ysors Board. giving the architects contract for the
siuiction Of the new jan to William Mmdcl, 40 a
rate OF i've per cent the SiJJOO0 20. construc-
ton. Muuders friends are also working in his IA
Michael Schcrin, a German, of No. $50
HcseToes, tried on sunday night to get SO from his
betrothcd 70 pay for lis defeuce yesterday action
before Justice Gucl when The said che had
money Scne'in went 90 Even and MOorcst- and shot
himself twice with small revolver Tie wounds were
slight and schern locked mp for dscEarging fire
ln the street.
Charles j. Sands obtained permission yester
day three lines Of stages through the principal
streets the first from Bedford near Fulton-ayes..
through Bedford and LafdYctcycs., schcncrhom and
Cntonss. Clinton and Fulton ss.; the second from
CLIFTON and JuTalcmOn-st, through Joraem0u and Fur
SIS. Montague ST., and thence to Wall street
Ferry the third from Schcrmerhon, through Court
and Joracmon-sts. TO CntOn-st The fare will be
dime.
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