New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-23
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the sixth Judicial District.
The locomotive engineers Of this city are con-
neeted with an association that eXpe any members WHO
are addicted TO drunkenness
The Young Mems Christian Association will
hold Its monthly meeting Oh Monday evening, at NO Cl
Fifth-aye.
Mr. A. T. Stewards sales last week were
heavier than previously. IN the SILK department.
alone the sales reached $4,000
August Belmont and other millionaire New
Workers are arranging for Tacecourse al newport N'
season.
Prof Elliot delivered an instructive lecture
last evening before the Alumni Association OF the Med
cal Department Of the New-Ycrk University.
The Rev. H. D. Northrop, pastor OF the West
TUcu. thirlet Presbyterian Church near seventh lC'
will pe9Cl 10 morrow evening under the "usp0es VI "V
Scotia Division, Sons Of temperance. 49,,
reading-r9QW for men Is opeMn ed gay {uc ana
ninths, and a Of lectures deeneH LOT WOlhI5
men, is 70 be commenced in its cl@e 'h MONDAY heA'
The Board of Audit yesterday heard the lOl
lowing claims: Childs a. Smith, furnishing the courts
with window shades $l2 49, seth H. Johnson seiNooS
40 late City Inspector, $3.50 Decisions reserved
ouoit match on the grounds of the Normal
yesterday, between Jas Mcl3Ien oil ~ ~, S a.
r. Tunrock Scotty), for 500 sue ies1!e. I'D 'n0 gu"
cess of Mel areD; score McLaIen 60, Iunroch o.
One of Chapin's MOniSania express wagons
was vnn into and demolished at Ouchundredand fourth
IT. Thursday night by one OF the dummies ON Ii
Ondave. Railroad hue. TIE driver was severely '4yeu'
The Sanitary superintendent has invited the
Board of Education TO cooperate with the Board Oh
Health in the adoption OF system OIL Vaccination III INC
public schools.
The American Christian Commissions first
public meeting IS 10 be held IN Dr. crosby lnetuIH
n91sG bC mo gns ad the Rev r. j. Paiyn
The first promenade concert of the season OF
Giafulas 2th Regiment National Guard BAND tuAeS i"o
ts cvcpn,. nj tie 7h Re- nCnt Armory. The season
pieces Is very nc, embracing many oil Ohehud' i'
che heirs of Anncke JAMS BogGdus nave
2lcd through Nh. GrOesbccck notice 0i Us Po'rn ~.
thc County Clerks Office, and have punished an IplW
Ter energetic action III pressing the suit "SNS ii'''
Church.
AT the Nev-York Medical College, for Women
No lO2 East TWcltthst near Fourthave Als; iNleI
NJ D. VIII lecture 10 Moi' WotbeTs are invited Nurses
81 ga,pabas House asks the public to re-
,e - ar,eI for about 200 recipients OF This nstitu
iion iiI pGIs.y at no 1910 5di Mu6eTyst
The Rev. Christopher Rhodes, Pastor of the
Stantols Baptist Church. was the recipient OF Ins
day oYenins o purse co,i,r tSn amounting TO
;,bou, .Co 40 the hands OF the melpoeis"u
az ms church
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday adopted
csoinon requesting the Corporation Counsel To inform
them whctherthe city has any ute 10 ne II3pcdS TT G
possession OF the trustees OF liihlty i Ge
formerly known as the "Domines HOOK an" INC
"Dominie's BOwesy."
Thc members of the Social Science ASsocla-
ton by invitation OF the Commissioners Oh nv
Correction visited the city institutions on blackWtH
iano @ met nv resident Nicholson who conducted
them through the several institutions
The first of the new buildings of the Howard
Mission and Home Tor Little wanderers rs TO oe Opened
on THANKSGIVING Day. and on that occasion tIf't Stc
service are to Oe held consisting Of sngng adaItsse-
Strand Ralleluali Chorus, dinner, &c Inc hahaseIS
would be pleased TO receive contributions.
Charles Allen entered Thomas Hunts liquor
store Thrave and Fifty seventhSt, last evening ana,
witbout proyocaion discharged pistol at Miles swee-
Sney. The ball grazed Sweeneys temple m 1I3s
slight wound. Allen at once arrested and locked up
la the Ffty-ninth-st. Police station
At Coopcr Institute last evening Mr. John
b. Cough delivered lecture for , the 6eIS 0i f
was Elouenee and OraG5 nsrs seq eomnanded his
sheareTs' undivided attention.
The lecture last night for the benefit OF the
Cretan fund evidence OF the earnest enaesV9s %
and oppressed countyutn. brief history Of the de-
fict was rcci,cd and the recitation followed by an
appeal to Americans for sympathy and substantial ana
Mr.. Morser has made match for $1,000 with
MIR Harrington. produce three men who are 10 MI ana
dress l25 sheep IN the same Ime tnas i%0 inT 80 w
'unn,ler Tie ma tcfnakers are Of WASHINGTON
Market The contest is TO take place u Ne"Jeisey on
Monday
Mass Meeting of American Citizens is to be
hold an Cooper Institute the Doth inst. and there,
measures to be taken for the protection OF Alnercans
who may u travelling ara sojomnns abroad ana i0r me
Ir;tein The ZION Fernando Wood James T. Brady,
Gao Mavor Holman, Mr.. John III. Anthem, and Horace
Greeley have been invited to address the meeting.
The Metronolitan Board of Internal Revenue
has held only session IN two weeks ana persons nav
ing cases are naturally dissatisfied The tobacco lneT-
chants complain OF The number 81 Inspection ices Wnc1
gallons of spirits seized al Hoffman Cur,sss establish
Tirnt in Grenwichst has been released by the Board In
Appointment rectiGel's place 1900 gallons Of acohoweIe
seized sone time ago Subsequently released, but
returned into possession short twelve gallons tOthe
eigbt barrels of whisky were detained yesterday r. l..
Jaekson's rectiyiug establishment N Grcenwicrst.
Capt Jacob l.. SebIing OF the Ninth Ward
Police was buried from Dr. Burchard's Church, in
Tbirteenthst, yesterday afternoon among the IhIoHs
that filled the edlhce were Commissioners acton
Manierrc and Bosworth; Inspectors Dks and Leonard,
and Justices Dodge and bowling The pallbearers ne
Capts Cameron Davis, SpeigIt Hutcnins, smith, *
lom williamson. and Bennett. They were escorted by
The members OF the Crescent Lodge No 4O2 l. and A. NJ
and metropolitan Chapter h. A. NJ The members of tlc
Ninth Ward Police in the body Of the church IN
civilian attire IN. BurChard, IN his sermon, pad hgi
tribute the deceased captain The remains were taken
TO Greenwood and inferred With the usual Masonic cele
monies.
A meeting of distillels, Ieciiers, and Others
interested avoiding the Internal Revenue law, WIS
ALout 90 gentlemen attended: Mr. Kose was elected
Chairman, and Mr.. Cunningham Secretary, Mes>rs.
Carlos Cobb Isaac u. Reed, b. J.. Baldwin, IL. y. Wal
bridge, II. o. Armour Erastus Brown A. H. Rose Geo.
s. Hart, william j. Boyd, l. IL JOmpAlns ana James G.
Daniels COMM ssiOr merchants were appointed com
nittee 70 attend National Convention at Washington ON
Tie second Tuesday ~ December 10 propose an amend
n,ent ~ the Internal Revenue law. Measures were
adopted for securing The cooperation u western dealers
A committee appointed TO confer with the Con-lcs-
sioDal Investigating committee 10" ia SoSsI"h al INC
CustOmHOuSe.
RYE.-Mrs. George Smdwcll was Instantly
Killed by the locomotive Of am express train on the New
Haven Railroad.
NEWBURGlI.-JudgeW William Fullerton viii
miner to be held here next week, COMMENCING Mon
day The Rev Edward j. Calvin viii preach m the
Courthouse tomorrow.
LA GRANGE-Jon G. Wilson. aged n.
committed suicide by hanging, ON wednesday No cause
can be assigned eHcept lcinpoHy insMy' ih'a il 'he
second suicide in la Grange within "a week
RROOELNN.-LOuiSa MOrehOuse. about y
years Of age OF No l9l Peast, Brooklyn, died on We'd
nesday Of ni abortion Coroner smith visited her Just
before her death. She said that she went w,h Mrs.
knapplor 10 Ms LckhaIt a un0Wie. % Delaney ana