The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-01
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Txs PuRn ASSOCIATIONS THmp WINTER Rsxrnos-The
third reception Of the Punm Association was held last
evening 1t Fersro's Assembly Rooms These receptions
which reality balls given on very liberal scale,
though only for the enjoy Of select gathering Of
guests have among the most pleasant social enter
tainments which have taken place this winter The
third Of the series. and possibly the last TO b
held before the grand masked ball. did not diner
in this respect 1t least from lis predecessor 4
full band excellent Programmed dances and choice
supper were the elements Of last evenings reunion,
wherein participated many representatives Of the cue o.
sne city As usually the case nI" sNs,. ~ ~
the proceedngs which characterized by the success
which has attended the past sorees Of the Purm Assoc
ton. ....s.
Tm GERnAs RADICALS Last night the Executive Com
mittes Of the German Republican cestra Committee met
at Raenes Hotel organized for the ensuing year as
follows:-chairman, A. Erbe; Vice Chairman, Water.
mann Secretary, DR. N G. Raene; Finance Committee
y. wesendonk p. Cook, H. Richard, A. G. Rau, Philip
Frankenhemer; Correspondence Committee-A Levin
GER, Dr. Cercke, W. Fensterer, l. Bouwner, A Tanner
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.-Thc rumors last night
Of defaicaton or other difculsy in the American Ma
tiona Bank ascertained be untrue The bank 10
In no trouble and its President Cashier and Directors
all anit9 in this positive contradiction Of the rumors re-
ferred 70.
Z. CASE Nor PRov1p.-Frederck A. scrities Who was
H0onty Cnaik Uot yuSHCe WHO tuSslhcuhB
$453 In treasury notes from the safe OF Mr. Alexander
Hasbrouck OF Nos 15f and los West Washington Yar-
kct has bean discharged, the complainant falling to
prove the charge. NJ -g "a Z NJ. s e.
Ta LATE RsvEu SnxuREs .-Corectsr Shook has
forwarded TO Washington his report relation 70 ths
late seizure Of the bonded warehouse At No. i6s Water
STREET. for alleged bsahes Of the Excise Law The Col
ector finds the books and quite correct and 10
OF opinion that fraud whatever was intended In the
matter Of Boyd against Cochue Inspector arising
out OF the above seizure in which the latter Is charged
has yet been arrived A. Judge Hogan dismissed the
complaint 1t first but il IL understood that Mr. Cochus
has within the last few days, been again arrested and
liberated bail, by Justice bowling. Mr. Dtenhoner,
who figured in the matter the earlier proceedings, has
charge OF the behalf Of Cochue.
ACCIDENTS, &c-Thomas O'Keefe, q carrnan, residing
At 31l East Twenty fourth street was badly bruised
about the head face yesterday by being thrown from
. car in Third avenue.
h. 1. Mangan clerk residing Al 127 East Forty fifth
street. got into difculty With Of the conductors
the Third yesterday when, in place Of making
pieces Of the conductor he managed to make pieces OF
the door window with his hand cutting the very
badly.
Margaret Sinclair domestic residing ZIG Elizabeth
street, slipped and fell the ice yesterday and broke
her leg All the above taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Peter Nelson fell the rail board the bark Rein
deer lying In the bay, and fractured his He
taken TO the New York Hospital.
Henry Gatran, while A. work In the sash and blind
factory OF Mr. Kline, was caught by the arm In the
machinery and dreadfully lacerated. He was imme-
datey conveyed to the New York Hospital