The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-26


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FATAL SHOOTING OOOURssNoR IN THK B0waRV
-0AUrI0N TO sOwDDS.
About half past seven O'Clock last evening fatal
shooting occurrence took soe n the lager bier celia Of
Peser Anosoo situated q 100 Bowsry in the Ffsssnsh
wsTd AT the bour In question, two young men, one
Dsmed Georye Johnston Q butcher, residing st No.
First advenue, demanded sdnitance Amcsons saioos
bat were refused admssor by the proprietor OF the
place, Who shut hia door against them. The rowdios
then commenced kicking tnthe door, when Arnesou ia
the omsRs Of excitement crow p,ssoi and shoi John
ston through the henrs The wounded man wss picked
up ny officer Qu,na, OF the Seventeenth Ward Police
and was ake1 to the dfug aore tho Of Fourth
ssreet and the Ro~sry, whsn he expired In few seconds
after beiss brousht thsro Aneson dvered hnse into
tho custody Of the officer accompanied him TO the
Station House where be wa looked up c-der Of Capt.
! Hart TO await the scaon OF the Coroner The
body OF the deseased conveyed to the station house
On litter and there swab the action OF the Coroner
the matter The prSoeer states that the deceased be-
longs to gaug OF rowdss who frequsntod his saloon
The purpose OF smashing h, furniture and kicking up
rows with the rms.er OF the place. He says that be
was ke IN constant error Of his life, and only acted In
self de'ence when no shct the decesned The ball from
half IN inch ssoys the nipple, andsro doubt when post
mortem examination ci tho body s msdo viii bs found
lodged In the region Of the heart This affair will
a. caution 10 numerous bands ot ~des who frequent
ser bier ssoons for the purpose abusing the inmates
An inquest will be held to oAy
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFrnAY.
shooting ARRAY between two boys about II years OF
age ramed George Ieech sad rhos Costello took place
last night In Eleventh srsa B. The juveniles
quarreled upon sone trivia question, whom Leech draw
pistol loaded With shot fred as the head Of Cos.
teIo Ono or the srsns enred the sshy part Of Oosel
los cheek, and inflicted painful though dangerous
wound. Lecoh arrested BY one Of the Eleventh
ward police and WAS conveyed 70 tho station home where
10 Vas eon veyea to his hom whore doctor extracted
the shot from bis face
LENT-THE FASTING AND PRAYING SEASON.
Yeserday-AAh Wetnesdsy-vas tha nrss Of the forty
days which constitute LEM, and good Roman Catholics
will take heed from this tine forth, Of what manner Of
food they eat and sec aso tna their religious exercises
duiy performed Leuis typ.oal Of the forty days
which Csrist TASTED In the wilderness and Is season OF
humiliation abstinence and prayer. 1t has been no!ed
hs1 many old religious orseds recognize the desirsby
CT fasting and purifying body early spring, aud
supposed that their founders eIacsed these observanoeS
much for their hsx,hfunss for their religious
value; for II well known physiological fact thai abs
rence, at his time Of the year, particularly desirable
ss corrs cts rndonoies 20 disease 10 the system, and
lasts have been know TO he much moro eectua IN the
OF 'ls 10 which fesh heir" than medicine THIS
rs rot 'b.sck LENT will be by references 70 the
regulations already puOIhed In tho HsAIo. BY dispsn-
pahop, the faithful allowed tho OF meat Non
days. tuesdays aud thursdays Of Lent until Palm sun
Gay, On which cay, sso they can cAs flesh mest
.Aossh 4 makes no sr.ssucs IL their @ mode a living /,
Dot the ton 70 give bAs parties during this season.
and the opera heasr ard psoes Of amussmen ere no,
we'll attended thsy aseY Easter Sunday. when
Isrt ekyrcs TSe i,s,aonsble ~ort sunsvs in oonss-
qusne but then gives tire young iAd,es An opporsuny
secretly been iabrcans wbIe world supposed tasy
were ar eno.ng solely to their religious duties
Lent Fifh and eggs. ther usuAl substitute Tor
meat higher the New York market than
day. therefore very acceptable 10 them from ecoaomi
cal considersrops The puolc religious exercises durin
Lent In the Roman Catholic churches, VIII be held In the
| following placa-
| On Monday, In the Church Of the Nativity.
on ivssaay IN "a Jslnes. st Josephs st. Vncens Dc
W,Ssssdsy' s. peis: Mos. Holy Rea.em.r'. Ger
snS man. ~ Anc~ b. Ahne'
On fhussdsy DE- Gsissalsi s, Aodr,-. q. s.ephsns
on M E5s1y u f. E.,ys T5anssgursson m s =, Nlceols
| sAIs rm LuRsAcI-Ths Broadway Tabernacle
has been bought ss private sale by Johu J. Phelps Tor
the OF Sl25 ooc. Tho property occupes i've lots;
two IN iee and three lease Of tweasy yea,s si
sround rsn Of $500 year each Tso lot No. 342 Broad
way, 1doclsg, 2szioo, also Sold for $4,000 Seve
spleodd stores to be erected these stes The
history OF the Tabernacle 10 worth relating II pro
eoed by CopgregAsousiss scot In 1885, who formerly
occupied sso Chatham sirest chapel and noted for
zeal In whch they deended the slavery dosmas
which taen bsknn!nS 70 attract pablo attsn,iou
Ard exciting bitter oppeston. was proposed 70 MAKE
tue Tsbernaole for New York what RXscr Hall 10
london ana hos tar they have pecn succes,fal In this
cndcavor tho public osn Judge Tho funcs for she nsw
eD's,prse were subscribed y, William Groen, wesshy
hsrcrnre morcbsut; JOIN Diamond, e siversrtth and
rexl estate ,pecslaor, besides other ffonds OF
The cause. The building was finished during the
ytn 1895. and then the most spsodid
hal 10 View YORK distinction II retained
many yeart. Du toe rcvalsien Of 1887 Affected
owners or ,he raberrrole panscna failed aad
n nj q nj In lp9 yyn y
Green joined the pcrec,ous and is the society rhom
Bis ueah bad fos'erad he Tabefnaoe fell into o'ner
fAnds, ssd wss npaIly bought si ancion by David
Hale somewhere about Is42, Cor $4,000. ana his
cealh bis rtrrs revo',ed to ns heirs From the
Ddtpsnoens oopgrcs.tcn OF Sew scnooi PrssbTtsrsas
90 Sundays, while or vesk nights used for
49, III s,ss re I,, 49, slnss,, 10
by the ocsbracd revivslist, Rev Couos q. Fnnoy.
vss soccs eded ey Rev. Mr. Andrews no~ ala~yer In
hn ony, ana hnany Rev. Joseph Thompson assumed
the p.si,rsi charge, suil occup.es post Ne~
Ynk will lose In the 1sbernsos Of iis mont inpor-
sst hsus fcr ma's sctngs, and tha, capitalist will be
rubc bs nciacor who ouil ds tns oily new cue re-
plaooh
FIRE IN Josrs srrxrr-Fivs Hosss BURT 70 pssra. -
Abou, O'Clock on Wednesday morning . nrs vs ds.
oovrsd In the brick stable of 80 10 Josss street.,
occupied bv James Williams, Joseph Barlow and Joseph
Sssos. The fire evidently mad been burninx httc
tins before was discovered. for akns open tho
eOcrs all nvo horses In the sAsle foutd dow aud
the poor animals but without avail the ars sprcsa
~ ia~ ibst in . lev moments they we're snvcopef 10
tho hamc' and burnt TO death. Two Of the horses
gert owbee By NJ. Jas. wilnamv, valued them si
$50; And three were owned by JOS Barisv and jos
Nclsoo, whose css viii be aoout $500 the horses and
SlCo on harness. &c The dsase cone 70 The stable VIII
probably amount 10 f2oo. iasured for $500 10 tho
Sreepwwh lnsurnnos Company. the origin OF tho Ore
rot krown but from the Of the hour when 70
broke out IN supposed n been the of IN
cchdary, {" no one connected with the asbo vas In
ller nslf past O'Clock.
RS1uF cp .8RoaDwsy--A Nsw Avxsrr The special
committee appointed . Alderman Wilson,
ny ss Board OF Aldermen to consider upon the best
means rel'svirg Broadway, mot alta n wednesday
hrVslsatne's Office Ancr RI consultation the CON-
misse decided IN svor Of opening avenss, wos, of
and psrsDe 10 Brosiwsy BY cutting from Union square
through 20 Greene street. cutting side aud wd IN
pg erocue and Church streets 70 Trinity plsce tbeuce in
the sme manner 70 the Battery. fhe committee VIII
robaby report early In thenext sesroo Of the Board
1D CONDITION. or rHE RAnRosps Mrxs Tar Lars
II traw A. Ac,N., Uaft