New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

accidental death rendered. IEc body ct dccciS''
MAS conveyed TO the residence Of ms parents, n OXof
st., Brooklyn.
Fatal Tnr-Coroucr Schiucr yesterday held an
inquest at No 4CC West Twenty ,Ahst, on Tie body OF
Albert Roton who died from the effects OF injuries re-
ceiyed by falling down flight 81 stone steps IN the base
ment Of The above number The jury rendered Nruc'
f iontgI death and added that they considered the
steps unsafe Deceased was native Of Ireland
aged years, and leaves widow ana several chaieh
IoXG ISLAND RuIROAD-CHANGT OF TDiF.-Thc
timetable on THIS road will he changed about May id ~
follows: Trains viii arrive New York at $50, ., $50
m and M and GEO D. m Trains will leave NcwNork -
1880 and 10 and 3 !. and So" M Glen cove WI
have trains each day, Huntington ana TA",~t 4 Isl =
Z? Rlycrhead g GrocnpOrt J. Hampstead ana Jamaica ,
each way.
ARRESTS YEsTrEpN.-1he following are the
number Of arrests made in this city up TO lo o'clock p
m Yesterday: Into2icaton, ~ drunk ana di'ordcrly'
2: dlsordcry conduct Is; violation Of the Excise law o.
r De- ds"rrIy ccu,ln,t :: violation Of lie Escisc
Law, q Total, H. Total arrests IN both cities 81.
SrEKrT-SwrrrlNG OrER,uoNs.-It is expected
that the contractors will De able to cncctually complete
the street sweeping and cleansing ~ The entire circuit ~
The city by The middle of the week Under the mr.
raugccut all that portion ~ the city below thauis-t
is scayeugcred every night 10y "a gang of "orhmcn
specially employed.
ANNIVTRsAIY or THE EQUn EIGufs As-oCh-
Rights Association will be held iu the Church ~ The Pm.
r,ans Dr Chceversl In this city, Thursday and Fri.
day, the 9th aud 10th inst I"O sessions Viii no held
,oh ul conill,i.'l,s ~ ~ a. W. ,' i,, fhr ,cca-
lion, Elizabeth Cady stanton Gen, l;ufn, SAXON
Robert PuIyis Eruestnc J.. Rose Frederick douglass.
the Rev. Olympia Brown. Frances D. Gage 'htiles
Ieuov ReIuond. Parker Psbury. aud perhaps Anna L.
Dickinson and Gen. b. T. Butler
PRGsoNAL-Goy. Peipout Of Virginia is at the
Metropolitan Hotel. Gen. :. l. Fremont Wilmington "
G.; Gen Jno. \. Green. syracuse the Hon J. T.. Ross,
NJ. C., Auburn the Hon. william J. Hawkins.
the St. Nicholas Hotel senator Norton OF Minnesota anu
Gardner and Lieut. Commander Bradford, United states
Navy; the Hon Galusha \ CROW. Penn; aud the Rev
Hotel The Hon. j. Rose. Montreal, and Capt. Mentor 81
The British Army are ct thc Clarendon Hotel In9 non
Gen. Banks of Massachusetts b, at the Aston House.
WoRRfNG WoMrN's HoNm-Supcintcndrn HALT
day states that the Working Women's Home, with
accommodation nearly inmates, viii DE ready for
occupancy during the month Of June. Board and wash
ing VIII cost = 5O 10 - D" tr WtL IHo ".e "l '9S
candidates for board VIII soon bc Opcn at No - Ih
bcs The whole expense Of first purchase. alterations
and furniture, will be- about SllOOpo. Mcssr-. Peter
Cooper. James Lcuoy Wm. II. Aspinwa, James Brown,
have each. unsolicited, sent contributions ~ $1,000.
Twenty thousand dollars have been appropriated to This
object on condition that SOmO additional j. obtained by
subscription.
I
day afternoon yacht belonging TO George A. Reilly ~
one hundred and ninthst while crossing the East River
with five men board, capzcd the eastern shore
Two jumped ont and reached the shore ~ safely
nclus lagan, was rescued by Capt Walter Smith, after
having been IN the water about twenty minutes, An
Mr. Nelson, at the foot Of Eighty sthSt, where 10y
continued effort. he brought to hfe. IN informant
Nnc y-secOuds crossing at the time, and could
have reached doc in peril Ia three minutes: but
the captain CUrnc., i'urh ran her into her slip aud
made no effort whatever To rescue the party.
GERMAN ANTLEXCIsE MLE1NG.-A mass meeting
Of Germans, hostile to the present Excise law, was held
Oh Saturday evening the Harmonic Rooms In EsscXs St.,
for the purpose Of taking action against the law and for
the formation Of an organization tO secure It's members
against the unjust provisions Of Excise law ~ carried
out by the Metropolitan Police. speeches were made
protesting against the law 10y number of lagerbeer sa-
loon keepers and organization aud open air dcmonstra-
tons were recommended Tor the purpose OF protesting
against the legislative cnactments. \ committee OF -
appointed 10 report plan Of Organization for
Citizens Association to be organized 0 The purpose OF
legally lrcsistng the enforcement OF the ordinances OF
the Excise Board. After which the meeting adjourned
SHOCKING CASE or ALLEGED CEUCITY.-Mr. Henry
Bcrgh, President Of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals sends Ms communication TO tho
following effect: complaint saturday last pre-
scented at the office of the Society in substance follows
The complainant being in front OF The saughtchousc Of
u jew butcher named Samucs, ii Eldridgc-st..
therein hObblng about on The yumps OF his two
the purpose he supposed, OF preventing the animal
walking about until the "kller" should bo ready
slaughter him The groans aud struggles Of the poor
MANNED creature Represented agonLng
the extreme. The Society viii investigate the matter
and Should the charge prove 10 be true, viii cndevOr
bring the offender 10 suitable punishment.
INTERESTING RELICS.-Among the Curosies to be
exhibited at tho Charity Fair for the benefit Of the Pro-
tectOrae Homeless Little Girls, very interest.
ing relics one is lock OF hair Of George Washington
set in Il velvet and carved oak frame and authenticated
by Col. Washington the other u gold necklace and
ti1ue ewcledNOcket containing lock OF hair Of Prince
TallyIand presented and authenticated 10y Col james A.
Hamilton Bot. gwen through Mrs James M. White
The following IL the letter from Col Washington
panying the Washington relics:
W,sHrNGroV. April II. 1851.
nY,H seud Of work
yDave IN hand General Wssiugtons hair vol
being genuine. hope they Il
table ui aiAus seuron, 1oris
eslely yo1r' 4. o. NAshN6ToS
TIE Social EVILS on IIHs CTY.-lhc Rev. Henry
W Bellows ID. D.. last evening. NJ tho Church OF All
Souls preached the first Of series sermons before
Ihera Christian Union. the Social Evils OF this oitv
large number OF people listened Ia the discourse d.
Bellows chose for his text Genesis ill., 10: In the
thy face shalt thou bread" lie began his dis
placing before the audience the duty and the
privilege OF labor the only true way Of dealing with
The evils of poverty. The extinction and
NOT tho continued succor Of poverty j.. what is