New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
CITY ITEMS.

NEW YORK WONAN's INFIRMARY.-An unauthor-
fred and incorrect statement recently appeared In regard
to this institution This Association has not ceased It's la
bors, but has suspended operations Tor 9reI e ~ nc
remove the institution into the city where 1t can be
OF expenditure. should also be stated that IL Is under
the direction and management not OF one lady hut or
nine assisted by Board OF Council composed Of gentle
The annual report is ready for publication aud VIII
soon appear.
THE DEATH OF EX-Gov. WASHINGTON HUNT
His Honor Mayor Hoffman, has ordered that the flags OF
tho city he put at hamast and the entrance to the
Governors Room and the portrait OF exGoy Washington
Hunt in the City Hall, be draped in mourning IN re-
spect 10 the memory Of distinguished alike for bis
ability, his patriotism, and his virtues" The funeral OF
exGOy. Hunt Will take place to-day at o'clock, at
Trinity Chapel
DR. HEBBARDs LECTUREs-Th course of physiolo-
gcal lectures being delivered at the Cooper Institute
by DR.. Hebbard, are full Of importance to those who
lecturer communicates large amount OF information In
very pleasing manner and illustrates his discourses by
large number OF models, manins, etc. The remaining
lectures Of the course viii DO found well worth attend
Ing
THE SOUTHERN RELIEF CoMMIssIoN-The follow
ing we're tho subscriptions TO the Southern Relief Com
mission, to the I'd February, 1867:
A. r. Stewart & Co., 5000; Brown Brothers & Co.. So
$500 R. J. livingston $3.50; George & ward 500; Im:
Redmond, 500; G. II shpman, sl0O; w X MoTgan 200;
Co. sc6 IT, K Bull siOo; R. B. Mnturn 500; Edward
Simpson $50; VIM Martin sos Douglas Robinson, $25i
$40; stamford Committee $lO J. 5 Stout, s.; Cash s.;
d., SIS Total. sl23So. JAMES NJ BRowS' treasurer
THE SOLDIERS PETTION.-The petition signed by
1900 veterans asking for payment OF bountes to
those who have lost their discharges and who have been
discharged by reason OF disability other than wounds
presented to Congress Tuesday last by the Hon VIM
A. Darling of New York Those who have signed the petl
ton, well those who have been unable TO do
ing at the Of the Soldiers Agency No 1876 Canal
side s iH0 ''0 AH'''''' '''iD"H '''p' '''' W." Wv
DEATH OF Mr.. G. A. DAvIs.-The following is the
record OF special meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company held at the Com
President stated as follows: have called TINS special
meeting TO officially TO the Board the death OF
late much esteemed and respected associate, Mr..
Charles Augustus Davis and TO suggest in view OF his
long and faithful services Director and Trustee that
official records likewise for his family and the public,
apprecatiye feeling and sentiments. will only add
for myself IN dischaFgng my own trust naye ever
WISE and conservative counselor and friend Wheeupon
the following resolutions moved by Mr. FRANCIS. Skiudy
and seconded by Mr. Howard Potter, were unanimously
eolr.d That the Boar. has The
ert Of gnstus Davis nearly eleven
the the time Of his decease i senior member
Chairman Of BecGve Committee and desires record IT, sense
Of the bereavement! which tie members Of the Board have thereby SUI
ed Of friend always most kn1 courteous, and conslerae ID MS
intercourse with them and alec s Of the oss which the COMPANY
wise prudent and encaioD 10 counsel and action Thoroughly
unshh aud coaeo devoted the true Interest Of the whole
Rod That her token q respect for the memory Of Ss
worth Of the member whose Oss eepoe bis seat the Board re-
main for the present unGlel ,,.
copJ transmitted BY she President to the family Of
The deceased with al expression Of her ,mpsth, is Tor them W TUE
WhcroupOn the Board adjourned by order NJ the
Board Of Directors THEODORE T. JOHNSON secretary