New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05
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ah0 ed tbe NO. barbor police boat Metro potan
The Cbap.oer of Life Insurance viii meet at |
Q this Afternoon.
Dnru,v Collector RarrOws seize d, on Sunday |
eht % large distillery ia FOrty-ith-st hear F1rst2Ve
Penaiying has been resume'i in Broadway, !
BowliRg-greeh
'The Metropolitan Bank is fitting up free |
3upchrOonls for ITS clerks
Margaret Brewer, aged % years, was founo
deed Yesterday her room n: No IS Chrystie-s'
Tho work on the Roman Catholic Cathedral |
an Fintllaye. IS being pushed elergetcally.
Mt. Louis s. Robbins of this city spoke EN- IN |
the New-Haven Merchants t&chanSe' last oFo"s' W.
wood preservation.
Charles W. Elliott esq, viii read, at the |
.,tSrisa sge S y, HSr T tSS evening paper
,ru,o do-en or mole congregations are holding
eervces IN public halls, awaiting means anu
10 build churches A., .,.
arCSand attire and undertook TO prOmeiaGG IN CaCT
psnsf on sundaE night but were arrested 1hey "eEe
comrniv.ed by Jssace Hogan.
D,lomon's Woods at Fort George, near
fTTolndrcdfst were fire Sunday lhgit Inc ne 1 h
spread over sSare miS, oTt W. me ire is nnswn
Dr Dix. r, his sermon az the Church OF the
fseseciner Sunday repudaSed the TERN az &C.
"BiII" J. rbin and James McShay rowed
throello on SUNDAY on the Last k.eti LOT d
Dorse of SO I2Tkn won by as SECONDS, I~ihS INC us
tAnce in 800.
William Seiber of UGion Hill, n. j.. fell
fvO
Friday evening. Ete was taken cut OF 1ie Water a. S
hauscd tnd died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital nc
was 20 ye.trs OF age
The METROPOLITAN Fire Department detailed
two from escs sS%rS T. St'a Of nf H dG and Lad
asT Gsasnaiy No H. fron no 5Os East Fouroenthst.
Ap,ortler from Police Headquarters instructs
metropolitan policemen 20 be yiglat today VI pro
teotin citizens in er RIGHTS, and IN arrcsthg al per
sons Who may attempt draudulently to vote
A Gang Of outlaws attempted to break into
hrs Ann Mcnes cabin n pa fUr lin hn WAS 5o,nr
trs yeseIday a er anu nnber Stabbed her III
she thi"h ips,.ting serious wound They theu fed.
In responSe to p formal invitation from Messrs;
wiiian z pledge, T. ID. Morgan, David Hoadley, and
others the Rev Newman Hall has written nete 1n, ,
Ms the place IN whch hew lecture upon the sentiments
and postigS of the British nation tSw4ta A6eLc SIs
Der of seats in the hall
limited States Marshal Murray offered, through
SIskv nj puhic auction bat, for the first time since INC
eomenceiaent ~ the seizures Of whisky the amount nu
which all the remarkable since so many seizures
Of dstieres have recently been made The WHISKY was
The live stock markets show receipts of only
S2S2 beeyes Prices are &c seSt En- r tbe week Of
which SOmo 1000 sale yesterday: St, there Is
Fair demand and prices &C. better han last week Hogs
foot up the highest since December 1863 reaching the eX
figures Of 9O for the week There We're l3 ears
upOn the market yesterday and the prospect Tor selling
ont at ic. decline was small
The Commissioners of Emigration have in
ST nd fs e at Castle Garden record is 10
Be- kept OF oil engrsnt mechanics farm laoerers and
domestic help who may need work employers may ~
this find help with facility and the engrhnts VIII
nnd themselves guarded AGAINST imposton ~ oCe,
eating S23 432 a month and 6,2i5 females, at sisioe
An inquest was held by Coroner Sehirmer,
yesterday, the body Of Benjamin f. Chase who died
at his residence, No DOyerst IL was at FIRST supposed
that blow the head received on the Stn ut during
Rdisurbauce III saloon IN SOuthst was t,e cauAe ..
death; but postnortem examination revealed the Iaet
ofMSsssebnsests aged 81 Years He was one Of the
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The fifth term of the New-York Medical
College for Women met last evening a the College 1 build
the College, read report in which 1t appeared that ~
women graduated at the close OF the kast term al
tive practice The OF lectures Will commence TINS
morning Popular lectures to mothers and nnSes on the
Wednesday, Thursdays and Fridays several sPeeehes
Interests Of the institution
BROOKLYN.-The neighbOrhood of the City
Hall and Court House were throDged yesterday with
candidate strikers and others interested the election
to-day The crowd was So dense that the police were
passage Of the pedestrians
Edward Heron, aged about IS years board
Inc with Mrs Boben No i Sackett-st was found lying
speonscons Mt The foot Of the stairs pool of blood by
his side. his skull fractured. He was attended TO by
posed to have fallen while intoxicated.
Workmen began yesterday to remove the
cObble-StOne from ClntOst, Atlantic, preparatory
10 laying the NicOsOn pavement 10 intended 20
work a FultOnst but as some Of the north
Water-ppes work been begun Atlantc-st, and
"a 70 DC carried on toward Fulton
Messrs. OImstead, Vaux. &, Co.. estimated the
number Of visitors Prospect Park last week. at &c.
coo. The number 81 carriages $3.50.
WILLIANISBURGH.--Ru Wenzlik, aged
four years fell from the roof Of the building No rs Broad
way, and was fatally injured.
STATEN ISLAND.-The Board of Super
vsOrs viii receive no bills against the County after
morrow. The Dwight Townsend Guards, their last
target excursion, turned out lie men.
MOUNT VERNON.-A person of singular
appearance drew large crowd in front Of Washington
Hall afternoon.
In a suit of tanned cOwide, from head 10 foot
The garments joined together at the seams by
leather thread" about the sire OF thrcequarteTinch
cord the stitches being 40 intervals Of about inch
an his feet wooden sabOs, with leggns attached
The noise step sounded like that Of sedge ham
n1er He had a large travelling bag-asO eather-whlch
was flied with other articles OF leathen Tho
singular appsritiOn Frenchman named Jacques Ton
miller. lie spoke and mutterng only his NAME
passed on.
MINEOLA.-The Queens County Ag1ieul-
sural Society viii hold their Winter meeting ON the Fair
Srounds Monday the 25th inst. The Secretary will be
In his business Office Saturday the 2d To make entries
The officers for next year are 70 be elected on the ?5th
own successor ia the Secrctarysnp
GLEN COVE.-Ihe Gazette says: "The poll
ticaDs OF both parties got into Onrolce this week and
irge quantity Of paper forced TIE Gazette press with
correction. ana nonopoized good deal Of room
mp him yeaH Of which means that things will come
straight again next week" The Rev. Il. g. Hutton Of
Christ Church Oyster aay sails for Europe III the
Of week Ee VIII be absent about three months.
M0RRISANIA -" Guinea Filger and
Shankey PrutnC met ia the woods west Of Seventh
a.. sunday baSsereach others faces out Of hninan
shape. cIed OF hurrying the distance
tnrned tail
NEWBURGH.-Nhe pattern.1aakers at the
Washington iron Works are working but eight hours
day.
RREDGFpnRT. QGNN.-The State Teocberof