New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

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In consequence of the storm OF Nednc-dny,
ue ,-mba 4. n, Association ~ Nrv Jcrscy hns posI.
poncd the opening Of it. rn.e uhlI r"'hI"'l' '"'
shooting tiIl begin ai lu'".
Thieves have already been NJ work IN the
C,thouc Fair M the new Cathedral Several articles
hav, been missed from the tables Tho LADIES' have becn
instructed to watch carefully all persons lettering
around tine booths.
The steamer Losing, from Hamburg, landed
olJ imm grants at Cas,le Garden yesterday Among
them were four Russian families goins TO Nebraska
The Canada from Havre landed ls3, and the Aeyssna
from Liverpool, n
President Ives, of the Stock Exchange. yes
terday appointed special committee to revise 'he
testimony in regard TO the Haar Co. failure ana 10
report at early day such acllon as tht1 may uoeu'
ucccs sary for tho Governing Committee 10 thhe'
The French Line steamship Canada, which
arrived Yesterday from Havrc had rough weather the
entire passage Several Of the passengers were thrown
from their by the violent motion Of the vessel ana
received slight injuries. one Of tue passengers hau LIS
leg broken
There is general complaint among captains
Of vessels because of the sunken caDabodt opposite the
Staten Island ferry slip the deck Of which is only six
feet below his-w1tcr mark Yesterday the staten Is
land ferry boat Mddletown struck the WRECK Sv'ci"'
tug boats have also struck II.
The following persons have been reported
TO the police as missing; James Coyle age twcny-one'
Of No. al West Twenty sixth.t; Joseph Daily age NJ
teen Of No. AZ Horato-st; Mamie Parratar age SIX
teen of Ne. Gl Charesst and John Lynch and Edward
Lynch, ages zen aud twelve years. OF No N"'5-S''
The bodies Of two unknown men were taken
from the North River yesterday ono found at the foot
OF Bank--t was apparently thar OF man forty years OF
age with smooth face and black hair and was dressed
hike laboruc man the other, found al the foot OF Wcs
recognition and almost beyond descriptions but It
wa, also evidently that Of L1borlng man.
Inspectors of Steamboat Boilers Matthews
and Jayne received yesterday from Supervising Inspector
l. Piltt S.ratton, circular directing them when IN
srcctng boilers, all cases 10 examine the bracns In
an IT'S parts ard 10 apply The hydrostatic test Mt
Suatton has asked Secretary sherman To ncIclIe Tue
IL is said, grown out of The AdclpH explosion
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Kibreth Trnis Ondcrdonb, srprrutcni
cut of the Ncw-York Elevated Railroad Company
charged Henry d. Paudiug, bill poster Of No. lli2
Nassau->t, with defdciug the structure by pasng pa-
cards upon It, printed with The words: q" Pauiding,
I,o.s Of an the Bill Posters" lu the Bowcry between
and Cauli-st The accused man was
held iur cNaulnailon.
Mayor Ely signed, yesterday, the resolution
submitted 10 tie Board Of Aldermen by Alderman Nor
ris and PASSED by that body, requesting General New
ION. Of the United states Army. 10 inform the board
whether or not the building Of bridge, over the Harlem
River at slight elevations would interfere with rayga
lion. In the same resolution The Park Department was
requested to refrain from building bridges across the
navigation
Patrick Butler, the wealthy twine manufac-
urcr and his wife ClthaIinc, who were Killed by being
brown from their carriage near Central PARK last satur
Iay, were buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery The
funeral scrviccs at the Church the Sacred Heart in
West Fity-nrstsL drew ththcr many friends that filed
he building. Fifty employees OF the late Mr. Butler
marched IN double file In the funeral procession from
he family residence Inc chuIch "'- uIap'u i mourn
ug. The Rev. Father Farrell spoke briefly after re-
luicm mass had been sung
Samuel Piper age seven years, went from
school 10 his home ~ West Farms on Tuesday last as
usual aud was allowed 10 out and play. lie returned
after while and complained Of sickness. A physician
WAS summoned and found that the child had been POI
-oncd. Emccs were administered, but without ehcct;
The child died Yesterday morning An autopsy revealed
abou 80 berry seeds IN the stomach and intcstines
What the berries are cannot be ascertaned bnt they
contained large amount OF bella-dOnua, aud uudoubt
cdy caused the cinlds death The case has attracted
The stomach 10 10 be analyzrd
BROOKLYN.
James Hayes and James Kelly, accused of
assaultlng MIS- Amelia Holman, OF No. % Broadway
on September % aud robblng her OF GOO were held
Yesterday by Justice Elliott TO await the action OF the
Grand jury.
Under the auspices of the German Central
Campaign Organization in Brooklyn an Executive Com
mittee composed OF delegates from each War has
been formed TO work for the election Of General William
q. steinmetL for Controller.
The average rate of taxation for the COM
ing fiscal year VIII he - 6s7 each 800 OF valuation
Last year IL $315s The total amount 10 De levied
the city for all city pnposcs and for s share OF the
State and county tax, Is $G,305.46i p.
The COroncr's Jury III the case of Stadislaus
Dobriecki, who was killed by Atlantic Avenue Rail
road train at the crossing on October
. censured the company for not adopting the recon-
mediation made by previous iures that gates should be
erected at all crossings IN order to insure the public
safety
In the Court of Sessions yesterday ChrstO-
pher Mclstcr was found guilty OF stealing a Durham
cow valued at 81 30, which owned by Judge McCue,
OF the CITY Court. Mcister took the from field
where 1t was being pastured and sold II butcher In
the Eastern District for 500. lie was sentenced 10
three years IN the Ponltentiary.
John Kelly was placed on trial in the Court
Of Sessions yesterday killing Michael J. Russell
August 1G, during quarrel at No 2l6 Franklin-st. 4
single witness had been examined when 10 was Hscer-
aucd that the indictment charged the prisoner with
Df not guilty, directed by the Court and Kelly
held Tor Tclhdlctncnt.
The Long Island Historical Society has been
for some time the erection Of a new
building Oh lots which IL at PIcrr, p0nt and Cn
on-sts ON Brooklyn Heights More than 800 900 has
subscribed for this purpose. The work Of eNcayat
n COr he new buildiug begun Yesterday. The
dimensions of the buildi ng will bc - 10y 20 feet and
Is be three stories In height The front will be IN
There Will be ccturcrOOn on the Tnt
hOOr tie library viii occupy the second, and the mu
the third. The material TO be used h Philadelphia
The estimated cost Of the building Is $4,000,
to &c completed by October !, 1879
MRS COOPERS DEATH BY POISON.