New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
CITY NEWS.


At the Free Church of the Redemption, -Four.
teenth.st opposite the Academy OF Music this evenns
there is to be a chapel service by the new monster.
double choir of SO boys and ladies' The ohorboys
are to DO in the chancel end OF the church, and I've
organIsts anda second organ TO be brought int
reQuisition.
Col. n. W. Daniels, Of Louisiana, and Mrs.
Daniels will address the public this evening at the COOps
Institute. the present condition Of the Freedmen
the proceeds Of the lecture to be devoted to the ess
ishment OF schools for their benefit. Robert Dale Owen
will preside at the meeting.
FUNERAL OF EX-SHERIPP WEsTERvELT--Ex.
Sheriff j. J. V. westervet who died in this city %
Wednesday morning. Of spopexy. was buried yestsf.
day afternoon from bis late residence in Fiy.fthsS
The Rev. DR.. Kttridgo. Of the Presbyterian Church
preached the funeral sermon. and large number a
persons connected with the Shsrls Office followed the
remains to the grave.
The ELM-sT. RAILROAD CAsUALrY.-Yester.
day Thomas Kearney who was run over on Monday
afternoon last by No Of the Beeckerst and FuS
ton Ferry Railroad Company in Ernst. near Pearl
died In the New.York Hospital. Coroner Collin heiA
an inquest II shown In evidence that the car va
going at rapid rate Of speed at the time OF the scc
dent in order to accomplish the ascent OF steep grads
little distance beyond. The railroad company for
merry had az extra horse at that point, to assist -
drawing the up the bill but this practice has bsss
discontinued. John Coles the conductor OF tho car
thought fagrnan would be Of service at that pobs
Henry Botte the driver Of the who was arreste4
at the time Of the accident, also thought nagmaa
would be Of more service at that point than ho1es:
10 his death by being accidentally run over by car
Of the Bleeckrrst. and Fulton Ferry Railroad an4
we exonerate the driver from oil blame In the matteft
and hinkt hiatt ha
man OF extra horse at that locality 10 prevent W.
Their accidents" Deceased was aged 4s years OF aga
md native OF Ireland.
ROBBED IN WATER-sT.-Ohicers Mullen and
Horbilt OF the Fourth Precinct yesterday arrested
Mary Msoney, on charge Of having stolen el5o hon
John Brandon. The latter accompanied her to icW
den in Waterst and while there the amount was stolee
from his pantaons pocket She gave $50 OF the money
to Marx brscoIl with whom she resided at No NS
Waterst and he also was arrested. Both the prison.
ers were committed for examination by Justice Hogan
Andrew H. Purdy, Who hired nights lodging at The
place kept by Driscoll On retiring for the nighs
was induced to leave bis money in the possession e
Dri,coI for safe Keeping In the morning when PurdZ
demanded bis money. he vas informed bv Driscoh -
he had received none from him. Drisco was also hsIe
on this charge. Both compainants were ssns 70 ~
House Of Detection a. witnesses;
An ALLEGED SwINDLBR.-GregOre N. Kempa
was yesterday arrested by Officer Pousson OF IL
Seventeenth Precinct on the complaint Of Charies
Drummer Of No. 2l4 Fftbst, and Others. Ihe com
claimants state that the accused has lately been In the
habit of going around soliciting subscriptions for ne
erection OF an asylum for poor German children b
leving his representations the compainsnts gave Nm
various sums. In the possession OF the accused w.
found book setting forth the object OF the work pro
posed to be undertaken and soliciting subscriptions
II contained fully 500 names Of persons who ere creds
with various amounts. Most OF these. however, are
believed to be fictitious and used by the accused -
the purpose Of promoting subscriptions Justice ohaAS
Icy locked him up 10 await an examination
A SHoPLIFrgR ARRESTED. Cath
srine German entered the store of William Kinney Hos
POI and 223 Eighthave and stated that she wished 70
purchase dress pattern While looking at some goods
She managed to secrete so yards Of gngham 50 yards
popn, and 40 yards Of plaid popin valued at ec5 vita
which she attempted 20 make her escape W course
she was detected and of the clerks caused her AZ
rest BY Officer Jackson Of the Sixteenth Precinct She
was committed for trial without bail BY Justice Dodg@
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