New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts. sc. Tonight

CITY ITEMS.
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YEsrERDAY.-The Il7th Anniversary OF Wash
nstons Birth Day dswned gloomy ard cold. and the
fs-s which were hosted the hotels and public build
ings droopsd In the damp atmosphere. The clouds
thi.kened a tas day on and early 10 the after
noon the snow began falling By night it Has about sn
inch Ia depth, and the sky gave token OF seoRuaHed
storm The temperature is scarcely cold enough &c
preserve the snow long enough TO make sleghins-but
we can give more precise informson on this point TO-
morrow
The OrERA-To-ught T. Barjsls % Ssris''a
VIII be given for the second time this season a, the As
tor place Opera Honse Thspopular and oesu,iiul mu
sc Of opera will no doub, De finely given by the "A
soKDEs. RossIConsr GiUuELEI sad sANovlRico. The
change from the impressive though somewhat, tauto.o
gicsl melodies OF Donizet will be acceptable Tier.
are only two more nights Of this season after which
shall have 4 change OF singers and operas
! CONCERT oF rHE FRAUEN NEREIN.-A Concert
will be given at the Tabernacle saturday night for
the benef IL OF the German FraaeH-Isrstr. The pro
gramne which will be found 10 another column, is
,aic.enty distinct from s other concerts which have
been given this Winter 10 make Il very attractive
schillers song Of fhs BsH one Of the most perfectly
beautiful creations Of genius will be given as only Ger
mans can give It in addition which there vii. De
songs and instrumental performances by Mile hLIETz
Herr Ef5FELD Herr HAAsE and number OF other tai
en,ed srts,s Mr. TIMM vii preside q, The piano forte
ATTEMPT At EscAPE.-Seraphine. the man sem
fenced to the state Prison for years ter passing
counterfeit coin knowing 1t be such Sc brought
% the T. : Nsrsha, office yesterday, for the pupose
of being taken up sing Sing While there ne asked
for permission 20 write letter to the Prison Society
which was granted. He watched an opportunity when
he supposed % persons were looking him. TO spring
out Of the Office knocking over chair in doing So ard
pulling open the door made for the Park, closely pur-
.aed by Mr. Thompson the Clerk Mr. Peek, and Depu
~ n rshal smith. He made Jump down the steps,
10 clear the whole of them but missed struck
the bottom one and fell He was recap,ured exclsm.
ps thst he was dead man. and tia; all hope is over
now He was forthwith conveyed by Assistant Marshal
Peck 20 his destination.
~ Mr.. DANA gives his second Lecture on
Woman tonight at the University. Those who
heard the first of which gave synopsis yesterday
will not willingly miss the opportunity Of hearing this
The advertisement will be found in another column
rF5~ Hon. MuLARD FILLMORE, Vice President
elect is in the City .oournins the Irving House
PRICE OF HOUSE Up Towy.-Oue Of the three
splendid dwellings of red frsestone tie south side
of Union square-smost equal in size and architectural
elegance to Venetian paaces-was sold yesterday by
Mr.. J. F. PENNInAN, by whom j, was built at an ex
peuse Of 100000. to Capt SPENCER Of the L. 5 Navy,
for $4,000.
KATE WooDHULL-This tragedy viii be given
TO night at the Broadway Thester the bene. Of, the
author c. EDWARDS LESTER, Esq.
ALMOST A MURDER.-OfiicerNlu Murphy ofthe Sixth
Ward about 10 o'clock on Wednesday night arrested
one John Mullen occupying apartments In the rear Of
No 81 Muberry.s; charge of having attempted TO
murder bis wife by cutting her throat with razor u
appears that during the evening quarrel took place
between Mullen and his wife, relating to pawn
tickets In the course of which alteration Mullen asked
his wife If she intended to get him any supper or not
Not receiving answer 70 bis hkng ne seized ra<of
and drew tbs edge OF IL across her throat cutting
dreadful cash and had 1t not been that piece had
been broken out of the razor. the wound would with
OUT doubt have proved fatal she conveyed to the
City Hospital and he taken to the Stalion-House
Justice Lathrop committed him 10 answer.
INQUEsrs.-An inquest was held yesterday at
No. 81 Washington St upon the body of George Ran
som native OF Hudson n Y Qhe circumstances Of
whose death noticed yesterday The Jury rem.
dered the following verdict That tho deceased came
to his death by injuries accidentally received from be-
ing struck by the parallel bar of the engine of the
steamer Cherokee ---. Coroner Walters also held an
inquest yesterday at the Aims House yard upon the
body of Michael Fitzpatrick who his death by
drowning Verdict accordingly. 1t appears from tue
evidence before the Jury that Frederick Bishop of No
- Chcrry-st. was Ia company with hun shout week
before Christmas NJ No so Waterst. When deceased
LETT Bishop he stated that he going board the
bark Vernon, since which time he not again seen
until his body found.
GAMBLING HoUsEs.-The Ercniqg Post pub |
fishes the following list Of conyctsns In this City for
keeping gambling houses, since 1916.
1917