New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-28
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M 1f,,or. Common Council, and editors Oh
cl,ols ONO, visited the Island Institutions yes'9
Az the Scranton coal sale yesterday, IuI'heI
decline In tho p1ce OF coal was n0'Su -.
Xew-York mining company is dhiiing Tor
gold in Cornwall, Orange county; N -
dazzling Jewish wedding is promised "
the Temple Emmaiuc East Thlf,e6nthst On tDe leSn :"
December. - a
~ ,' rom The Union League Club for friday even
invit .,iS g956b w SSsf~ E9ft~s e. u ,1
An inquest was held by Coroner Wildey yes yes,
eTdoy 80 l22 Mas9ngCa6 d SSc Of sSa SSS u W
The members of Company B, 9ith Regiment
viii! receive their friends at inc ArmoIy, Ibrtyhttht
and broadway, this evening.
Messrs. II. D. Slower s. Go. Of this city have
been negotiating with the Pequot Machine company OF
Norwich Conn and intend il said, TO move the Slower
Company's headquarters TO that city
The Fire Commissioners voted, yesterday, 70
enforce the laws relative 10 inc sycp9s9 o. report 70 Dr.
Charles Mcmillan. % 80
The many friends Of the late Cen MeagheiT
viii be glad 70 learp mat ms wifow NV her bus6end
in mining interests In Montana:
Mr.. A. b. Mullet, Supervising Architect OF the
Treasury Department. in recent mas o s com
demucd as badly arranged and announcement
AT the Broadway Tabernacle. yesterday, the
Rev s NJ Isaac married wealthy hebrew COUPE Gnu
in the evening the marriage feast was given III the re-"
body House.
MIR. James Crawford, of Eigltieth-st., near
Fourthnye was taken with bleeding OF the lungs
day in Thrdave; near Eighty nfstst7 ana I"iis " ''''
pavement. soon died
The Central Congregational Church dedl-
Gated mission school last evening or 5,in
Hallock Of ne Journal Of Commerce is
tendent. :,
Messrs. F. r. Sherwin s. Co.. propnetors OF
the old Maison DOTee after having taken I Ii
and expended 100000 the premises suffered lh9ir
paper TO go to protest yesterday and surrendered 70 the
Sheriff The capital employed by the firm was N6OooO
GOD
from Judge Nan Worst yesterday afternoon requiring
him TO show why he should not be punished for contempt
m disobeyng an injunction ordering hn TO take NE on
eers AWAY from the front Of No. 10 HubeFst.
The First Union Cooperative Building Society
paid I'm their twentynrst subscription last evening at
Farmers Institute No. 20 Ludowst The sum amounted
10 SOS 90 making total In bank Of sl4s2 Co. The mem
bers Of Second Cooperative Society pay in their third
subscription on Friday
Nessrs MILLER. Wilkins g. CO. sold for 1915
eight collateral notes yesterday bearing the signatures
of Texans and North CarOlnians, and pomslng 10 pay
was sold at s Excelsior at CO. Exchange at 49, Lamar at
IO9 and Park at lOO Manhattan Gas-Light, 1853
BROOKLYN.-The Union says that the re-
report Of fire. Tuesday night In the freToon OF The
fer1ybOat Nassau was erroneous. one Of the boiler
With steam Hence the report OF hre
Justice COrnwell will resign or the LIST Of
January, provided he can name his successor
An association of saloOn-Beepers known as
Rotten Cors took stages at the Hall for an excursion
10 jamaica yesterday morning.
The Rev. Robert G.. Hutchins OF this city,
viii become pastor OF the Broadway Congregational
church at Norwich, ON the 1st OF January next
The Central Mission Sabbath-SchoOls new
building, at the intersection OF Marcy and Monroe
ST. opened with appropriate exercises last evening
Martin Reyes of Elizabeth and Conoyer,sts.
south BrGoSyn, va i1nHa on ',c os al ,,a M III
from the secoDd-stOTy window.
John Tussoy of Neyins and Wanen-s,s was
assaulted labt evening IN the vicinity OF bis hcgse aud
severely injured that his ire Is despared o. TIC per
son who assaulted him Is not Known.
An infant child OF Mr. and Mrs johnson of
No 4O2 CntOnst fatally scalded Tuesday after
II was seated.
james Morren aged Is years, while driving
market wagon In Fultonaye, came IA collision wth
car near Frankn.ave and WAS thrown ont ana 30 Sc
| home
The clerks in the Tax Collectors Office were
kept busy yesterday signing receipts for taxes long
QcUe Of taxpayers stood outside the Oer end reaching
70 the City Hall steps To-day the oce i open, aud
friday Saturday remain therefore days OF
Leonard Burtis was robbed at about 10
o'clock on Tuesday night. the Junction OF DeKalb
and ClermOut ayes OF silver watch ana 700 IN bu
ME robbery was committed by woman, who admnls
tere, choroform by means Of handkerchief which she
applied to his Dostrils The woman-whose name Il not
kiOwn-has not been arrested
The funeral of the late Hon. John a. Cross
took place Yesterday afternoon from ST Mays Episcopal
Church Csssonsve, near Myrtle, and was attended by
services were conducted by the Rev Drs johnson and
PGrtIldge. The comm is 0f highlypolshed rosewood,
richly oTnamentcd with silver mOuntngs The joints and
edges are thckly studded with the silver heads OF the
screws Three Tiolly -chased silver handles embesh
Inscribed John A. CrOss died Nov Is, 1881. aged ca
years II months, days" Among the rabe9TelS we're
tin KaI6scisch, fhe Hon g p smith, VIM; layton esq
Edmund Drggs esq VIM. Hunter esq, and john Halsey
ESQ. The body was taken TO Greenwood
! On the night of the 18th inst John Mullen
OF No 81 Lsfsyette-st knocked down IN Hayyst by
fellows WITH yh9m e ne ha% se sboS S b pa
ment for drinks at Galvn's house, and quarreled on
Officer Joyce took me injured man 10 the Myrte-ave
Polcestslon, ana there BE died two hours thereafter
An inquest held yesterday Icy Coroner Lynch and
the following verdict was rendered by the jury; We
chat John Mullen came TO his death at The hands Of
7th inst, and hold Michael Connolly accessory to
the fact and said Jury are also unanimously Of the opin
that sufficient not exercised by the officer in
charge Of the 6tationHouse where Mullen taken to-
in ascerang the extent Of the injuries OF the deceased
and recommend that In future as discharge Of proper
humanity. all prisoners haying wounds snail have said
were examined by the Coroner and answered follows
john Calvin IS years old; born ~ reand reside at No
In Navyst a grocer by occupation, and pleaded not
guilty Patrick Murray aged 80; born in ireland; resi-
dence No 1n Navyst5 Ia lRboler by occupation; had
nothing 70 say in regard to the charge Michael Con
molly, aged 29 born in Irel3nd labOrer residing No
2is Gold st.; pleaded not guilty The prisoners were COM
mitted 10 jail
WILLIAMSBURGH- 1.-The magnificent steam
ship Alaska was successfully launched from Mr. Henry
steerss yard at about 100 o'clock yesterday forenoon
and OF the following measurement Length Of keel $40
feet; breadth OF beam, As feet depth Of hold feet
Z EltdmtHp
Company, Her machinery 10 In forward state at the
Novelty Works Her general construction IL similar TO
that OF the Japan recently built by Mr Steers for the
same company On Sunday morning Last, John McCue
OF No Ciymerst was so severely burned In extngus
ing FIRE at Kaufman's rectifying establishment In hi.
vision-sve, that he died Of his injuries yesterday.
Yesterday morning the body OF Thomas Irving,
policeman, was found In Flushing Creek.
W0ODSIDE, l.. I.-COlector Geo. F. Car
Of the First District ferreted out Illicit dstery
yesterday, at Woodsde Finding the place bsrrioaded
and having reason to expect serious opposition 10 making
seizure he had recourse 70 the Marshal but reach
ing the suspected premises he found nobody the occu.
pants having decamped An entrance 20 the building
asclosed the fact that that whc from ne A1eror