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THE CITY. Music in Central Park this afternoon. American Institute Fair, it is announced Nov. The Board of Managers, will close on Saturday, the by The the Fair at the Academy of Music for well benefit of St. Anne's R. C. Church continues to be attended. The front wall of the new building No. 187 Laurena-st., fell yesterday, causing considerable damage, but injuring no one. The body of a man, age about 40, having dark five feet ten inches in hight, and wearing River off clothing, dark hair, was found yesterday in the North Spring-st. Ward died yesterday in Bellevue cellar Hos- of John from an upper floor into the Thirtypital A.T. from Stewart a fall new building in Fourth-ave., near second-st McHenry, late of No. 461 West from Thomas died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital slungThirty third-st., of the skull, received by blow from a shot fracture the hands of an unknown man. in social reception was given last Association evening in in A of the Young Men's Christian British the parlor Rev. James Davis Secretary of the debranch honor of of the the Evangelical Alliance, on the eve of his parture for England the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Canal-st. Justice of No. Dowling At committed Edward Connell of No. 34 428 City Hallplace, for having causing stabbed severe Thomas wound. Ward He claimed to have acted in self -defense. Coroner Flynn has been requested to take keepante-mortem statement of Ferdinand Behwarz, Greenwichthe and boarding-house, at No. 14 Frank, who er st., of who a saloon was stabbed a few nights ago by Ell is now in the Tombs. The body of Mrs. Mary Lamb, age 70, was on yesterday afternoon, in her terribly apartment burned. found floor of tenement house, lamp. She had not an upper broken kerosene Beside been her by lay the other tenants since Thursday. Commissioner seen Bosworth heard 40 complaints examinyesterday, and continued the against policemen the case of Miss Anna Montane, who while alleges reation in arrested by Patrolman Reardon the young that she was while the latter insists that manner with turning woman conducted home, herself in a disorderly some men. The tardiness of the Commissioners of Wash- PubWorks in making the necessary repairs upon building to lie Market has forced the tenants of new the roof has been ington do the work on their and OWB northern account. portions, A and numerous darkness put on the western been cut through. The new sky -lights have have in great measure disappeared. and The dampness Board of Trustees of the General Theo- Twen(Episcopal) Seminary at Ninth-ave. and elected logical tieth-st., after balloting nine Systematic hours yesterday, Divinity fill Dr. P.K. Cady, Professor the death of Dr. Mohan of Baltithe vacancy caused by 7 bishops and 42 clergy and laity, and more. that The of his vote opponent stood to 6 bishops and 31 clergy and leity. rumors of the loss of the U. S. steamer The which is reported to be now many days tele Shenandoah, at her destination, are in conflict with Thomas a overdue received on the 15th inst., Kenyon from this Lieut. city states Perry gram, of that ship. telegraphed to Mr. G.S. his mother at Syracuse. in that this Lieut. State, Perry as follows: Lisbon, Oct. 14. Arrived here; Last well.' evening Detective Elder arrived had with se A. Hyatt, alias James Fields, whom he Gov. Hoffcured Joseph m Philadelphia, on a requisition from Oct. Geary. It is alleged that Hyatt, on 1, attempted man on Gov. to get cashed, at bank drawn in Philadelphia, on the Tenth check for $20,000, purporting this city by Messra Glendening, No.17 National Bank of Wall st., and made payable to the but order Davis of & James Co. of Fields. The been altered were genuine. from $10 to The $20,000. prisoner the amount of the check was had locked up at Police Headquarters. BROOKLYN The Circuit Court, Judge Tappen, has adjourned over to the November term. George Robinson, who fell from a ladder at Concord-st., on Thursday, died yesterday No. Francis 47 Mullen, a painter, age 30, fell from scaffold at the rear of No. 237 Hudson-av and was killed, About 2 p. m. yesterday, an explosion seriously in- of powder took place at the Bridge Caisson, Dean-st juring James McGarrigle of No. 25 Abbot, age 18, was caught yesterday Fulton Joseph William McGrath, corner of robbing Hudson-aves the till of He was sent to jail for 25 days and The Water Commissioners ask the Mayor to an additional issue of sewerage bonds. He do- to clared sign his inability to discover any authority of law do 60. The Methodists of Flatbush have just comneat chapel, which measures 40x80 feet, dedicate and is of pleted brick, a costing about $6,000. Bishop Janes will it to-morrow. U. S. Marshal Dallon, yesterday, received Mr. Spader, Receiver of the Central Bank, hold the books until and from papers of the institution, which he will Court appoints an assignee. A Mr. Judd has offered to invest $100,000 in establishment of a market near the South Ferry, to the to Washington Market, New-York. It is pro- of be posed similar to establish a Stock Company with a capital $500,000. The street lamps are not to be lighted hereon moonlight nights. There are 10,715 lamps, conafter 42,455 feet of gas an hour, and the proposed plan Desuming will save between $65,000 to $75,000 in November and cember ensuing. A well-dressed man, about 20 years of age, that yesterday engaged board at Mrs. Melton he was Holmes's, in the No. em 42 Grand-st. of the American E.D., representing Steamship Company, and then left ploy with $130 worth of dress-goods. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. WHITE PLAINS.- William Brooks, colored, in dicted for rape in August last, was placed on trial yester day. At the close of the evidence on the part of the people, his counsel moved for the discharge of the had pris oner on the ground that the charge against him Court not 80 been made out by the evidence adduced, and the instructed the jury. NEW-JERSEY. JERSEY CITY -Some time ago Charles Mul raine was arrested, charged with threatening violence to a young girl. When placed on trial, he put himself upon the mercy of the Court, and stated that he had no intention of harming the girl, and only sought to frighten her that he might rob the house. Judge Randolph, believing his story yesterday sentenced the prisoner tosix months imprisonment in the penitentiary Snake Hill. Before Mulraine was sent up, however. the Judge ascertained that he had previously been sent to the State Prison for three years for highway robbery; 80 he was recalled, the first sentence revoked, and a second pronounced of imprisonment in the State Prison for three years The trial of Walter Scott was concluded yesterday by a verdiet of not guilty, the medical evidence showing that the alleged crime had not been committed The trial of Bartholomew Mullins, charged with robbing Herman Eppinger, the man who killed Re snolds, Mul accomplice. was commenced yesterday The Joint lin's Committee on Parks will report on Thursday even Nov 10 The determination is to purchase the ing, lands between Newark-ave and Grand-st swamp Murphy was brought before U.S. Commissioner John yesterday, charged with passing counterfelt Jackson The prisoner stated that he had received $20 greenback. from his employer, Mr. Boys, a gardener at the bill_ The hearing was post sponed until Mr. Boys be could Greenville. subpenaed. Murphy was discharged upon his OWD recognizance. Odenheimer will administer the rite NEWARK.-Bishop Sunday at Christ Church, Bloomfield. of confirmation on Alderman, who was discharged Democratic the instance of Cain, the was again arrested at and brutal about week ago him with intoxical his wife, who charges doing business at Centre Mar has kca, treatment complainded C.H.Heckel that he noutrageously besten by
