New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-19
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ttIon . has ceased to be distinguishing preiX
'oN the hotel registers ,,,.,
Thirty seventh RegmentS ball, ID lhe lIuJ
ffth-st. krmory this evening
The liauor-dealers have employed counsel 70
dram Excise bill 10 be put through the hcA' s'
lature.
morn mo % jss Avenue - 10 - ~ w.
NT. George w, Morgan, Organist Of Grace
On nvh mot Nj. Roberts,, was thrown from street car
an LrObbed, on Saturday evening
At the Fire Commissioners meeting yesteIIHSltSSs
4 - Chief Engineer directed to report sui'aOo i
81 bydgants in the upper part OF the eI'y'
Tudue Writings street.sweepers were OuSS
yesterday all over the city cleaning the sn3W gnteTs
cross walks and digging out the culVeIts "IN -.
The rivers were filled with drifting ice yesttSSI+
40, h1t The ferry-boat wheels had smashed u 80 .n"O
IN the afternoon it was not serious iiii
CATION -. ,i+;r,s Of
4he Secoj ave IRE d.ed Yesterday in Bellevue ilOS
This makes the ninth victim O'neIS 'i' W
of death u,, :;
sooo ~ h started v the HobOken Ferry company tde
Company are to pay 5000 for the 4oaSe' eApDe -"
Iobn sullivan. q fireman on the steamer Hat
terss Who was severely scaded recently by Inc W.
ing Of a steaxppe on board died yesterday III 'Ao '"
Patrick McEwen, an Irish labOrer, aged 81
gravel train the Hudson River karoau az "ne NUM-
Observation-Disclosures
Sergeant Leferts Of the City Hall Police re,
covered ON Tuesday from Clark Webster 20 S Ol 40
Rroadwqy So which had been paid them py HIRAM I'M
of New-H Haven, Conn.
Mr. Elliott c. Cowdin, one of the American
Comm ssioners the Paris Exposition VIII auEIts VIZ
I-uioP League Club this evening. SUBJECT FaIIS anu
the Great Exhibitions"
TIE river is still open to Poughkeepse. and
Major Cornell at Rondou sI Se 70 tbs CITY before
the close Of navigation
THE steam lighter Gen. Sigel and the side
wheel Steamboat Jnderhl that were cut through 10y te
OF Weehawken on Tuesday were tOWed GOWN " 'No 0J
yesterday and locked for repairs -
Among the beduests made by the late Sllas
Vronson was a gift Of S2 600 for soldiers Institute IN
mis- ejty The entire amount received by the Blahe
family Of wnsed Conn, from the same source Is ABOUT
The Board of Audit considered yesterday
Mr. John H. starn's claim for tl46ZO aa4eges PeSS9
& Gq ], ls SR al '-' ''''
The ball of the Lafayette Club at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, last evening, one OF the most
select affairs the The costumes were men tne
ladies were beautiful the music delightful ana The DAN
The city railway companies took off the extra
horses, and put their full quota OF cars anu
when only half the usual number running, no
longer an inviting field for the pickpoekets
The New-YoTk City Central Temperance AS
ISOLATION cOmposed Of delegates from the various tenn
perance organizations in the city has been formed Su
the meeting for the election OF oceIs Is 10 DC t e
next tt ~ ~ ~
The Fair for the benefit of the Ladies In
Broadway was wen patronzed last evening. The fair
Is to he continued tonight ana TOMORROW uht p III
Il close Friday evening with an attractive con-
cert
Mayor Hoffman has received letters from
CLARK, Webster Cos victims informing Nun I'm Iiat .S
hin Petroleum Companys stock and that nobody has
thus far been able 10 find this mythical Petroleum CON
paDy's possessions.
Mrs. Maria De Sacia of Schenectady, while
coming from Albany on the Harlem express train on
Tuesday evening, died in the car near Paung station
Coroner SehiImer held inqges yesterday, and YER
diet Of death from disease OF the heart was rendered
Mrs. De Sacla was aged u years.
The American Protestant Association Of the
ert CIV G. NJ; Daniel Best D. G. NJ; John ". Heape, G.
s. Morgan Gray G. r. Richard Drummond, g. Chaplain;
VIM Bruce, Grand Conductor; John Red q. a COnduc-
S tSFi Francis M'NulAn' c. l. Il and James MiiHs"H' g.
While the seamen were warping the steam
chip Vine Paris into dock. Pier No. so North
River Tuesday evening the hawser broke at extreme
one Was Knocked overheard Pierre Dc YSche frenS6
whose pevis and boh thighs were fractured died last
evening
The late Peter LOrrillard's household furniture,
at No 7s7 Broadway, sold by auction yesterday
osr ward paTor suites in blue brocade satin and
velvet $500 to $780, aud cenertables at from $40 to
tOO The bedroom SETS in rosewood sold for more than
The original cost Two fine statues III the paor, worth
about 5000, were not offered.
"Justce" asks Messrs. Brown g. Spaulding
affidavit that the diamonds which they exhibit
belong the Gettysburg Association" and that they
holders of prizes in the Gettysburg lottery scheme
promising that i they Will comply with his request he
transactions In precious stones.
The North American Grand Chapter Of the
Zeta PSI fraternity Of the most popular OF college
secret societies. win hold its annual session at belmont
cos this city, the 27th inst Delegates are expected
from all the principal colleges aud universities IN the
United States beside graduate members many Of whom
have distinguished themselves the professions, OF in
the civil OF military service Of the country.
The Jewish Temple Emanuel, in Twelfth-st.,
aglow yesterday with flashing diamonds, costly SILKS
and sans and my lace IN honor Of the marriage Of tho
daughter OF Mr. j. Stner to Mr. Lederer The bride was
dressed in white sir and lace, ana attended by FIVE
bridesmaids IN similar costumes. covered aTb0r richly
carpeted led 10 the street The ceremony similar to
large number Of prominent Hebrew citizens
Dr. Dowling's Church, at the intersection of
Bedford and Downingstswas hled last evening with a
respectable CATION, gathered TO witness exhibit
ton by the pupils Of the Sunday School, which is 10 be
repeated with slight change Of programme, this even
ing ThecXercises included solos and duets vocal and
instgument), recatons aud dialogues; and the little
boys and little girls as also the young women engaged
acquitted themselves ereditably.
The Knights OF ST. Patrick met last night
at the ClntOnpace House ana adopted resolution call
ing Congress and the Secretary Of State guaran
the close Of the business meeting the adjourned
20 one OF the parors and engaged the customary
short addresses made by John Mitchell Justice Con
nelly, Capt Lyons Mr John McAulife, Mr.. Trenor the
Secretary, and others.
A meeting Of the First Manhattan CO6pera-
tive Grocery and Provision Association held last
evening al No IA Sovcnthaye Mr. James Miller in the
ceved from Nov. l6 90 Dec H. inclusive and $3.50 IS
pended diving the same period The superintendent
report ACKNOWLEDGED the receipt OF 1910 6 from the
isolation siHce the last meeting afr. Waters, director
retired from the position the vacancy immediately
filled rs wns another vacancy Twenty-Five shares have
been taken sRce the last report.
Susan b. Anthony proprietor and manager
a. The Repoto,o bcgs the Executive Committee Of The
American bQBal Rights Association not 20 assumefhe
glcty Of The grand results Of Mr. Trains campaign in
Kansas, and e series 81 meetings ending at Selnw9Y
Anthony adds: - alone the responsibility and Oh
tanned MI IRAN consent 20 speak With Mrs Stanton and