New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
CITY ITE Ms.

CoYCERTs.-The entertainment of Mr.. Cots
chalk was as successful usual
! The extra grand concert to be given as Testmo
nia TO AIR. L. +. Harrison, the proprietor Of Irving
Hall, will take place there on Saturday night next
Great pre- partitions have been made THEREFOR and the
Committee list would I'LL half column with the names
Of noabi,ies and Others. There will be orchestra
solo performers and solo singers See advertisement
UNIVERSITY oP NEw-YORK. The annual
commencement Of the Medical Department Of the New
York University will take place this evening. in the
Chapel of the University.
DENTISTS MggTIsG.-There will be meeting
Of Dentists held this evening at No. Great Jones
street at u o'clock for the purpose Of taking action in
regard TO raising funds To be presented TO the Metro
Tolitan Fair in aid Of the Sanitary Commission All
dentists In this city and vicinity invited 70 b
present.
DUTIES OF THB HoUR.-A series OF meetings
for discussions the practical duties OF the hour will
be commenced ron No. 20 Cooper Institute on this
Fridny) evening at o'clock. Stephen s. Foster. Parker
Pisbury, Robert Dale owen and other able speakers
are engaged 10 participate In these discussions IL Is
earnest and rejecting personsi and all such are cor
daily invited. Question FOR this evening Ought the
Amnesty Proclamation to be accepted as the basis OF re-
constr ucton."
GONE SoUrH-The National Freedman's Re.
lief Association have sent Port Royal s. Co. BY the
steamer Fulton, which sailed yesterday. Mrs. Q. NJ.
Hammond and Miss G. A. Dana, as teachers 10 the
freed PEOPLE.
HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Maj.- Gen. Wool Of the
United States Army. j. Seward and wife. and VIM.
Fosdick Of Boston. Il. Town Of Detroit, IL. Van Dyck
and wife Of Albany. j. Brodhead Of Chittenango and
Capt L. Upper and ID. l.. Seymour Of Boston, are at
the Astor House.
ii. j. B Goodrich and wife and J. NJ. Howe and wife
Of Boston T. ID. Alexander Of Baltimore W. Cross OF
Worcester and w. c. Watson Of California at the
Fith Avenue Hotel
VIM. Kidd and Wife Of Rochester, DR. p ]. Prior Of
Ohio DIR. c. T. Briggs Of Massachusetts, j. b. Carson
Of ST. Louis. =. +. Beebe Of the U. S. A., w. Hen.
erickson OF U. s ". and e. Hicks Of ST. Louis at
the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
FUNERAL oP THE LATE THOMAS TILEsToY.-
The funeral of the late Thomas Tileston took place
from his residenee. Of Ffth avenue and -Four
,eenth street. yesterday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock and
was attended by many Of the leading merchants and
public men Of the city. The plate on the lid Of the
coffin bore this inscription:
Thons. Tle,on Born August H. 1896 DIED feby 20 1864
After appropriate services by the Rev. Drs 0sgood
and Bcllows the remains removed TO the hearse.
escorted by the following pail bearers: W. +. Carey
Lewis Curtis. Moses II. Grinnell Joseph Lawrence +.
T. Morgan, A. A. Low, Daniel Lord VIM. Van
Schaick Simon dc Wiser. Capt French, Is. f. Wheel.
wright, Judge Belts. The remains inferred in tie
Second avenue Cemetery where they will reposo until
the family yaul! in Greenwood is completed
REMOVAL OF DEAD BODIES PROM THE CAR
MINI STREET CBURcH.-Thc removal Of dead bodies
from the vaults In the cemetery attached to tho old
Presbyterian Church in Carnlne street commenced
yesterday under the immediate supervision of Inspec
tor Trayers. The vaults adoinod some tenement
houses and communicated with each other by arched
corridors. They opened FOR interments in 1882
and up to the period when they closed years ago
upward Of 90 bodies deposited in the 80 vaults
The necessary permit having been recei ed from City
Inspector BoOlc 90 the dead to Cypress Hills
Cemetery, Mr. Traycrs, attended by undertaken and
Officer forshay, proceeded early yesterday morning 10
open the vaults 1t was found that nearly all Of the
collins decayed. aud but little than duet re
manned of the dead they once contained In some OF
the vaults. skulls. bones, and detached teeth were
found Evidences Of partial petraction Nerc discoy
cred In the person Of female The teeth a'src per-
feet though discolored. The flesh dark aad quite
firm. Except the linen wrappngs VI the coffin the
ccrcments had all decaycd. All the remains are being
removed under the superintendence OF Ar Traes the
work being marked with care and respect.
FULTON's MONUMENTAL meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Fulton Monument Associ
alton held In Trinity Buildings the Sd day of March
1894 the following resolution was unanimously passed.
Rssoeed That this Committee lament the sudden d-ceGse
their clio member Thomas Teston. esq only
the community Ia which he useful and much
bat which dcpriyes them Of lie
valuable aid which the OF his character would have
given In advancing the objects Of our Association.
FRANCIS NISTos, Chairman.
A. EpwARps, Secretary.
THE RESULT OF FARO.-Rafael Ortego, re-
siding in Westchester County, complained before jus
tce Hogan at the Tombs. Thursday that during the
past wear he had been defrauded the sum Of eJ
In the gambling house No. 233 Broadway George An.
drews and Shaifer two Of the propietors were sub
sequently arrested. George Ill., another proprietor IL
stil at large The will 10 examined during the
coming week.
FIRE IN EAST TwESTY-sEvEYTH STREET.
The stables Of John Mathews. No. leo East Twenty.
seventh street, were damaged by FIRE on Wednesday
night 10 the aount Of sl00 Three horses were badly
scorehed and quantity Of harness destroyed insured
for e. 600 Ia the Hamilton. Etna and Corn Exchange
Companies. The second floor. occupied O soda. |
waterappsrstus manufsctory was slightly damaged;