The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

twelfth annual report Of the New York IpfYmxy Tor
Women End CHILDREN aud womeB's Medical College has
inst been published The institution located t No. l2o
Second avenue, has within the year past received and
relieved ~, ss2 poor end children, who would
otherwise perhaps have suffered from The lack Of
medical aud surgical aid and advice One hundred
sis persons have been taken Into the house for
tendApce For tho last Eve years the practice medical
too Inc trustees are 1t present engaged IN collecting
?" educational fund for the purpose OF opening college
'rna" aud have already secured pledges For twenty
.v4saou uoars. They need ton thousand dollars add
tors' 10 meet the proposed improvement
rss Nav LopeNe HoUsE---Ths Commissioners OF
snsyes and Correction purchased the old engine
hoasa sd.oInng jefferson Market prison, had
nss 70 very comfortably ssaleasias Rosss for s.saa.
s~s unable 10 psy for lodging, persons elected oon
tenant houses unable 70 pay their rent disabled persons
and shtdrsn without means 20 20 10 their bomea
Drunkayds and vagrants will not be admitted and the
dodgers before being discharged each morning will DO
something which bias long been needed in this city,
The GeIn, ssoasrs have shown proper regard ,or the
reek lodgings a. the police stations.
rRs PAyaoLooAy socmr, ar TRs AoAnSxy on
xusssThe celebration Of tho nNtisih anniversary OF
this ostani2Ation, comprising none bat students VI
ernbis College, took place last evening In presence
audience greatly differing 10 brllsncy and nambsEs
from fSs limited stendsaces on opera nights Tho
blage genuinely respectable ana appieciasve and
rever look rpon spectators more truly Interested
70 ss s o the aa. rSs last
enthusiastic ~ any audience that witnessed the
family scens known ss Students exhibition. Nor dad
tue sptsrtnment present salient points a. variance
With the noticeable features OF most collegiate
ahslrs. Mary Of the orators gave promise Of future
fos cratsrlcsi rhetorical talent The Presidential Ad
dress, delivered by Mr. VIM H. Bysiop; Hoods 'Execu.
Aonu.ir a humorous poem 10 which good effect was
given by us author, Mr.. j. A. Bernheirner; and "Aur
sscra fames well delivered Grafton, by Mr.. Charles
A. !scs.on, who might, however, have dispensed with
l. psr otr sllusons, only brought into play be
~iss ~ their popularity Tie most successful o the
s,erriass On the programme word of communication
due sfsiniss Seventh Regiment Band whose render
OF Boosque,s Nightingale Polts," Bse's ever be
Happy, and several other unusually cor.
rect spirited and pleasing.
f,rfSslvr ruEFT o. D,soNp..-Tb, basement door OF
NJ Edward Matthew'S residence, No i0i rna avenue
having been left oniss'eDed Thursday evening" |.
sneak th.i look advantage OF the cifcumstanec aud
rau'ioiy proceeding 10 The p.ror the second floor
rfoia bureau drawer 81 900 worth OF diamond lew
.iry srd $50 IA Treasury notes. W,b Lis booty too
th't left ihe bouse without being detected and made
f's escape
AugDfNg E1sr BsoApw.f Ranao,p An a.
cia.ut orcurced fost Broadway near Pike street ON
Thursday mofn.ng. about ten o'clock, which wa v,ry
n'.r b.iug atIcuded With fatal consequences A msn
Nas,fniug wagon on the rai,ioad track and close
hhina eim iolo~ed of Ih- ears The car w.s
dANn ny teuf horses tue foremost q, which en-
tangled ~ TO wagon. the driver of
ihe car not pnt'ing on che busk In time Alter some
delay The wagon got nee o TIE obstruction and pro
,"oded 90 49, wss suii continuing the track In
i-w niuut after smother coli sion occurred between the
two Nehfl a., when the driver Wa thrown ffom
h s~si he Wbeels 81 the wagon passing over both his
iss We va taken ~ apparently Uninjuted.
tUssrs 90 JossSi PEii.--A bfeT notice which an
resr'a 90 these columns rs~ days .uc. simply an
uoup's tbs de,sase 10 Boston she 2gth ins of he
veil tn"~o minstrel iohBny Pea WHOSE re-i name sas
iohL A Dawn The remains having arrived IN the city
tue f'n-re ceremonies viii psc- ro %. residence
e. Nj Richard simpson No. 81 Thomson street. AZ
toelv' c,iors to-day. The in,-unent vii be- made n
tsiyaN Cemetery sud Il expected that msuy OF the
enrsouHi sad professional ri-nd Of the oces-ed viii he
uTsseni "u tie occsson
n.sss1t.s consck kSsus.ftoN The ..ini animal
',A0ins,ion this Institution place on Wednesday
~ 'asi ~eek Several distinguished gentlemen assisted
fhs cNerc--~ consisted % I.tnbstou 10 chemistry
.,ecbsnics English literature ana the Greek ,nd LATIN
iauguagcs Many Of the young gentlemen acquitted
tHrufct'~ Nefs erediiahv, display proficiency the
sscccs. some very difnrrn and interesting problems
u osrhanics were solved which argued Ter ciose an
n'rH'un tnc part o. the studeuts. The graduating
class showed henesiysf famar with the tragic pott
~ Grcscs with Shsk spsr and the other drsuafsts of
he khfaD.thaD period gymnasium lately erected on
ne college grounds tend. greatly 70 promote the health
q. those % -itendauce
TVS s,upsS Dr.ru ~ nm "Hor ~ or Loans FORMER
widsy held inquest yosierds, over the remains Of
John Brsn n Fort Hamilton, Who died at the House
OF Lords IN Houston suset. n spp.ars tbsi tho De.
ceased 10 New York 90 Wednesday ins, for ~,
pnrpcse nf copsutng physician on disease Of the
heart. with which he was afflicted. He went 10 bed
shout midnight and Immediately after seized with
fatal atack or this terrible disease Mr. Clarke odger
The room, did what he could assist him but
srbori await Verdict IN accordance with these circum.
iances" Died from heart disease The BODY was con.
.eyee 10 Bort Hamilton after she inquest