New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29
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arrived from Liverpool and Hamburg
Tbe Jopes & Smith Guards went on target
excursion to Elm Park yesterday
Francis w. Lamb, NJ. a, VIII lecture "V No'
ISL Eighthave tonight
Alderman Conan held two vendors yesterday
Ia answer for selling liquor on Sunday.
The steamer Mary Powell from Newbmgh,
made her last trip yesterday. -
The Soci6t6 Franchise de Renaissance will
assemble at DelmonicOs, Fhthave9 Oh "edneSu'!
evening.
John Smith was committed again yesterday
NJ the TOmbs this time for passing Ogcu cAeCh iVi w
upOn Mr. Paul De Spotte.
Frank Twyford cartman of No. 100 Riving-
lonst fell through the hatehway oil NO q beeAin'"''
Cant. Timothy Deasey, who was arrested
with Col Kelly arrived in this city Yesterday ana - ~
be publicly received by his Fenian TRENDS -
William Clark was committed by A Az. Idnev
nom Mr. George ID. Crazy, of No 2lS FeaIls"
The New-Yorl officers of the New Orleans III ans
and Jackson Railroad ask Us 10 say that no GaS "a '
oW fever have recently been reported on their nue.
The Excise Boards calendar for o-day en-
braces the names of "a dupes OF mos tIe law with
lure the liquor dealers that they can 'O"o 'N' ~" VIVA
impunity OIL. 2 II,
Mrs Elizabeth Sheppard, native OF Mary
and aged Is years, died al NO o5o % ion dawn
rom conclusion ol TIC pi"in' N"'S'" y
light OF stairs
Kelly, Parkinson & CO., pugDists and loate r.;
eft the city yesteTday ana VIII M ngi in the Eighth ana
Fourteenth Wards last night
The Tobacco Board of Trade met yesterday
s internal Revenue for modification of recent
regulations, which are viewed as oppressive
Sergeant shoemaker of the Broadway po-
% SSe S c the city on leave OF absence of 20
aays and has been heard of but once since his departure
Edward Payson Weston, the pedestrian, ie1t
AZ noon today John Grindc his trainer Is eonddeq M
that he reach Chicago within the specine" oi"' "
days
An enterprising morning contemporary yest9Gl-
aav nulIsled sermon as having been Delivered .! DI
beH nov 5 =, almost 800 miles away enjoying himself
smong the vine-clad hills of Germany
The SCHILLER Bund" gave very successful II,
soucert and ball last night at the Gernana Assembly
Rooms Visitors treated to some hne ei c5e %
Bind now numbers ITO members.
The United States ship Idaho, Capt. Edward
Hooker will sail from the Battery, this morning LOT Na
casak Japan, where she is TO be stationary anu nTsP
ialshp for the Asiac squadron She Will fist touch "'
Rio de Janero.
Maior-Gen. U. s. Grant, United States Army;
SSthcrord NewJerscy; the iHon; George G w Buell.
Rocheser Edwin Forrest Philadepn9i anu u Vii YES
Florence NewYOrk were at the Meuopon'an ho''i yes
serday.
The Board of Councimen yesterday con
cured with the Aldermen IN rescndg S eItan Tri
ding aud repeating all ordinances relative 10 Ieehss
kc',, &c.
Burglar Lowther tore away the solid masonry
pf his cell, Sunday, and had nearly elected an en-
q
keeper awOke and alarmed the prison The sherln nav
ing been notified, yesterday morning TOOK the psIaI
the Tombs TO Sing Sing there TO enter upon us ~
Of five years
At a meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association. last evening Vice President W H. pr M
ports Of Committees and from the Elmira Convention
and the Western Convention at Chicago were read iHe
Rev W. n McVickar read an essay Seu ,he ESSAY
and its Advantages" At the conclusion OF ehe essay
many members participated in discussion
The live stock markets are fully supplied
with 1908 becves 2sS68 sheep and $3.50 hogs Ior INC
week Just ended Cattle are dropping the maIket 9eng
locks on sale Prices ranged from 10 TO l6c Tor good TO
shoce lSal4c for medium, and l0al2c for common ea
anlbs are unchanged, or perhaps shade higher Inc
market still slow. Hogs have fallen &C. win the heaHf
Ing at nc.
The internal revenue returns show that dur
ing the Summer season the theaters' receipts were I'M
yolnmOnly heavy Barnum's Museum reported Spool IN
June July, and August tax upon tins Sasg t SloSs
tax Sl074 "a. Walack's, $A,75s; tax SS97 New-Iork
ny Snd August ssis tax $1 g. The Broadway aud
Olympic rheaters have returned only for June ana july
tSSl a. Grand total Of receipts, tax, 1921 49,
AT a special meeting of the NewYOrk Fire
men S AsiGe amaD Of e Ho1son TSas MeSsr Henry vii
son; VIM Lamb J. Parker Robert Wrgh r. A R Fi1s
and Thos II Ipef were we're 1PP5oboc Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the widows and orphans Fund, was APP
raordnary draft upon the charitable fund of the Fire
mems Association OF Houston.
Nicolson pavement, which was first tried i'll
this city about six months ago IS rapidly gong down
and is TO replace the noisy old IN feaI
st. from Wall TO Beekman. In Mercer Br9ao ana o'Ier
cded Improvement upon any pavement that te cty mas
ever had Private subscriptions paved the first block
where It was tested in this city At = square yard but
Common Council contract calls Tor - 49, ana the gos
tips are busy with that IS cents,
Miss Clara c. HOsmeT, of Sharon, Penn,
sends circular whose crimson text Is as iGi2%s NO
B59 Broadway n Y On presentation OF ms Ilcket ana
payment Of One Dollar the holder will receive copy OF
now TO GIT RICH and have an equal chance TO draw
the 81 600 Bond or Of the smaller prizes This card
may be sent by mail or express, or presented 10y me
BPoSdvay W Miss Hosmer says that the persons
who her the foregoing referred TO TiE TRIBUNE ana
The INDEPENDENT and she asks advice we say Drieny
Keep out Of lottery schemes.
Notwithstanding last week, 49,
The 23d Regiment will give a promenade
concert at the Academy on Monday evening next
The sixth annual excursion of the Atlantic
Guard of South Brooklyn is to take place ON Monday
Mr.. John w. Holders meat market, at No.
14 Yorkst entered on Sunday morning by burglars,
who blew open the safe and stole $500
The workingmen of Brooklyn held n mass
trade unOn of NewYOrk and Brooklyn represented,
sustain the striking printers Remarks were made by
MessTs. Edward Gallagher, TrOup Hart Frost Whalen,
and others Resolutions were adopted expressive OF the
Of the meeting and pledgiDg the workngmen nor
support their patronage otherwise either OF the
Brooklyn evening newspapers.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
YESTERDAY afternoon the Finance Committee reported
against paving contractors for cleaning the Eleventh.
Fourteenth, and Eighteenth Wards the AIdermen's ex
eIse being that the expense was incurred without
authority OF law The subject referred 10 the Alder
men OF the Eleventh Fourteenth and Eighteenth Wards
committee which is TO report at the next meeting The
subject Of paving part of Fort Greenepace and Port
Iandaye. with the NicOlson pavement, was taken up
and after discussion referred back 70 the Grading
and Paving Committee Tor further report Ched Engineer