New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NEW YORK CITY.

The fountain in City Hall Park-the one
which pays-was hung with iccles at yesterday,
showing how chilly was the November air.
Field, Morris, Fenner s. Co. will sell to-
morrow at theiI salesroos at the OF BrOome and
Greene-ss large collection OF Turkish and Persian
rugs Oi very choice varieties.
The steamship City of Savannah, of the
Florida Steamship Company, white coming up the bay
or Monday uight ran aground the Communpaw Flats
Srngral IuSoGals were az WORK uylng 70 hoat her on
during yesterday, but had not succeeded at sundowp
a German lad, eleven years of age, named
Morris Louncnbcrg has oocn missing from HIS home at
No 1876 Cln"n-st, since Saturday. He mas light hair
AMI complexion aud dark eyes. When he left home he
wore IgGt woollcn jacket dark coat and trousers,
black SOFT bat and gai'cr SHOES.
The steamship City Of Merida, from Vera
Cruz. arrived yesterday, having passengers Captain
II. II. Van Wyck and the mate and four sailors OF the
Dutch brig Columbus, which was lost of the Nucaan
coatt on October IL The Columbus WAS from La Guayra
Tor Hamburg VITA a cargo Of loSwOod
John Bowling, n wealthy house owner of
Morrisanis, has been missing SINCE Friday and much
alarm is felt for hs safety b his family and friends He
lett his house Friday morning aud into the city,
intending 20 collect some rents and pay his taxes He
had about $500 In bank notes on bis person at the time
large audience attended the meeting of
the Ncw.lork Historical Society last night. Mrs.
Martha J. Lamb read interesting paper entitled,
Lyon Gardiner tEc founder of the first Euglish settle
m"nt IN The state oi New-HOrk." Mrs. Lamb was re-
y
heard With close att 'ntiOE
Judge DonOhua, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers, granted ycs,or " alternative mandamus In the
proceeding Of William r. Roberts against the Board Of
assessors Mr. Eobrt5 claims that he Is entitled to dam
ages property between Onehundred-and-twelfh and
OuChdn Observation-Disclosures, account OF the Clog
ing Oi the HooWiugdalt Road.
The Rev. Ebenozer Wiggins died suddenly Of
apOplexy yesterday morning IN his at the st. Charles
Hotel, nc Gis Broadway, where he had been boarding
He came down to breakfast ~ O'Clock and seemed TO
he In hs usual health and spirits. little later a
want passed his room the door Of which was Open and
saw MI WIgrins lying on the door dead.
A School for the study Of local life char
acier" Is oi the successful OF BroGklyns fine
II attended BY both ladies and gentle
men, and professionals. The work done in
OIL wnorcol9r, chalk aud eadpcucll. New room have
been arranged this FAN in the Brooklyn Art Building In
Moutague-,t., with an improved system Of lighting.
On the night of September II the apart
mcuts occupied by William Rath, at No l25 Greene-st,
On the first nuor entered and goods 10 the amount
OF g. 900 taken. The police Saturday night arrested
William Remond aud Charles Chambers suspicion Of
completely IN the burglary. prisoner detained in
Tombs has become States evidence against the ac-
cused men, aud Justice khOroth COMMITTED eaoh ih ue-
fault Of q, 900 ball.
Sarah Sheehan and Margaret Murphy, Of No.
$40 West Twcnty-seyenthst.. were arraigned before
Justice ottorbourg the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday morning. CHARGED with garroting and robbng
chain and ocket Il appears that Caroline Emerson
passing through the hallway when the two women seized
her aud stole the property. An officer hearing the cries or
the woman, hnstened 10 the spOt and chpiured the
thieves Tho lOcEet chain recovered, but the
watch had IN some mysterious manner disappeared.
Judge held the two prisoners IN default OF $1,000
each, for trial.
BROOKLYN.
Marietta Corona, an Italian girl, age eleven,
who was a servant In the employ Of Mrs. George 9.
Pedu4I of No. l39 South Elllottpace. was reported
yesu rday to the police having been missing since
Monday morning. II was feared that she had been ab
duCtei.
A vat in the works of the Brooklyn Roofing
Company at Smith and siIthsts, exploded with loud
report at 4 a IN. yesterday. John Wosdale, who was
cmnloyed I'm the works was blown considerable dis
by the orc9 Of the explosion, and In addition 10
burns the face and hands had one leg broken
NEWARK.
Samuel Baldwin, jr., died at his residence,
No ds7 Broad-st yesterday morning, IN ms MN y.nlst
year Ho formerly merchant, was never married,
%Sc .G%S Where WG S he ded Mf Baldwin Was always Known
ne samuel Baldwin. r., his uncle Samuel Badwn' srl
living until no DnetysI years OLD, Ia 1900, ana
Mr. Baldwin clinglng 10 tho "Jr' ali hls lhe' ms
father lived until he eighty years Old ana the
seventy-hve years old.
The Winter term of the Essex County
Courts viii begin Tuesday, Dcce'nber s. 1esteluhy
10 serve for the term. The grand Jurors VIII not DC
drawn until short time before the opening ot the te
aud will he drawn by the sberih elected ye5!eIuAy;
Among the ost Important 10 b. tried Is that of
Colonel Henry L. Potter OF Linden, who indicted LOT
perjury IN swearing falsely IN regard to an alleged
forged receipt ON a bond.
NEW-JERSEY.
FLEMISGToN.-Th funeral of the late Ed
mnnd Perry. formerly president OF the New.Jersgy sen
ate, Will take Place today sPSSSi -, 1s at Newark
where the inte1nent will be niaue Ih hOuh' le"S~'
Cemetery.