New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

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Admittancs and seats Free.
By order oftbs Young Mems Na,iCn.l Union Club sv
Chairman Of Committee of Ar,sns sunen.,,
Committee cordially approve Of the sbove COLI
'A' J''" :" '"' ~ CHAUNCEY w. MOORE,
Chairman Of Executive Committee
John Crmmlns is 70 be executed Friday neat for the
verdics Of guilty h Recommendation 70
mercy " was case o. merely S S % nd isS an
the trial. felt that 1t case in which He
have petitOned the Executive asking that the PsOusr
M spared and his sentence ed &
purpose Of melting bsh having on previous threat
en- applying her all oppobous epithts and excited
and Provoked followed mcNara was shown 70 be
habits and of violent and qusesome disposition wne
on the contrary the testimony was unA@0Ss IN proving the
tion Public this community against the
tOn Of Crmmin and considerable symphy prevails in his IA
for communication Of sentence at rate we hope ne VIII at
grant application made to him his couse and respite
the after the meeting Of the Court OF Oyer
and Termner that will enable the condemned man submit his
s ssT V oS We ssve 2
Pshy for who ~antony ssss the house and the rePa
cites loses his own life.
Help for Poor Children -Children's Aid society.
manis not esser to help poor
children and especially children who trying TO help them
selves The Chdren Aid Society, well known seek
ing by many ways to cohe shelter and instruct poor
d streets and especially give good homes
Ear They certain that they accomplish hs In the
2 for the past year with this small they gvsn
and home sb99 eight HUNDRED poor and yssat
with its 40O different boys sustained
Industrial school in Hamereyst, and have employed
the poor quarters Of the city for eefendng s3d finding
Il wen known that Society depends almost entirely
individual contributions large portion Of which unsocited
becomes necessary. therefore every season 70 remind their
mpeed to this now, with the increasing call for the
M s so @ be na % nave so %
for doing their work thoroughly a. should be done The
stormy night Is boys than
lie in the dripping clothes the benches of the
Tor instruction and means Of attraction to TINS ndust
So It be for 1pOa their Efforts depends the
finding out and relieving Of the miserable children oi 11s po
agents the children already pscse, and to place
others in good homes
Surrey there Thousands Of warm hearted men and women
in this city and part Of the country who would gladly
double treble the amount OF this work for outcas children BY
give remember that his donation directly to
the charitable purposes Of 'he Society
;p,S y, t he nav ledSms ~ fo4 ihes bow, snd Dor.
ton 10 the work OF hndns street children and placing them In
The trustees asked the public for especial
contributions without meeting liberal response and they do not
Donations can be sent 70 the President J. L. Mason No Ill
Broadway the Treasurer, T. Williams, metropolitan
Bsnk the Secretary q. L. BTsee No. ii Clinton Ha AS
Tor place, New-YOrk.
Lecture on Adultersrion of Liquors.-By request of
ths American IemPeSnce Unoo and others in tni' ely Dr.
Lecture at The Cooper Institute al q Oock on WEDNESDAY,
EVENING NEXf In which he viii give the results Of his
Gross Frauds IN the Liquor Traffic endagerng and destroying
human health and ae P5G%pt answers w Be given to any
gentlemen invited TO sttend and lean tof sneye
1ickets al the door, ~ cents
wendell Phi!.,.p. vii deliver hi. Cee6fscd Lecture
The Lost Arts" before the Young Mems Unor in
the Rev Dr. Chaplin. Church Broadway Prnce
is cents, ct the door, WIN. w, BADGER
Chairman of Lecture oetnmttee-
uNAYOR's OSYlcE, Nsw-YoaK, MaEah "a, 1860.
$500 Reward.-In pursuance Of resolution OF the Com
mon Council sppTOyed BY thus day, FERNANDo WOOD
Mayor Of the C Of Nswi 9rk 90 Aereoy seer o
information viii lead 10 arrest and conviction OF the per
sYe to poSinss on One SIest between Nn,n
Tenth avenues the Osy NeVork said reward 50 be paid
%bO@ the Conviction was bad s The claimants are
reward all claims presented the Mayor wihm
N-' FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
To ,ke Frtenas of the OrphanA FAIR fOI the ben ben
s Of oocea ohs1 H VA Oe aee 81 the
City Han g5Gqya At%sGp 70 q; s1sG1 @ aGIe sss - os S'.
EH MEbkEsBnq bShbnlGssv svRS fMs
Church when sddres.e. y Ss deyesd q hd.
don hee. A collection win be taken up. "
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Corporation Notce.-The Committee "a Assessment. Of
ae Ioatd of Aennen viii meet at No 81 Chamberst, tbu
ren n Assessorsl on MONDAY March " fs6o The following
paper will then conadere4 Petitions OF .he ath hetnodn
Chpro ST. Andrew Church 2dsy. Rsoad Co., Daniel Hey
nclds Charles Conner David b. honel Richard Bell Henry
sottneyer William Au,:n All pe.'ons interested IN the
sboye petitions notifed to be preteat.
MICHAEL TUeNEYl
GEORGE STARR, Committee on AssessHneAh
HENRY W. GENET, }
J. MKRCH HKEsY, Clerk.
Plsted Tea eets for $50. -
'w VT SIs n.s.S .om. 'S.s TEA sETs psteTn
tor $i5 and go set, Nos aud Bowling snE
RhaYp Work-Not sharp the kthe nan, but snap
and hnisber of the oeeDIaed LOhLnA
SHOW CARDS no $40 Broadway .. d..
Al STFIEs DESIGNS, and SIZES from twosent Prlee
Ticket fox thread needles TO mammoth Bulletin ioi 1hS
s.Iet, got up 70 order
Sanitary Lectnres.
Nj ROBBINS viii give the Third Lecture OF ms course
Sanitary Science !" ,,,o,, ,,.,,
MONDAY EVENING, March B
Tyeksts Is csnts TO commence at 3 O'Clock.
Pnr.ons,s Rat and Roach Extermnater,
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