New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
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| DR.. Huston the Summarized OF hentucky,
viii preach in the Church OF the Strangers next sunday
The dead body of an infant was found last
! evening a truck in front Of No l26 Charlesst
The Rev. G.. w. Chamberlain will address
the Y NJ c. A. at No iGl hfth-aye' this evening SUD
| iect "Rio JaneirO and its People,
Catharine Thompson died suddenly yesterday,
Of poison is supposed, in her apartment at No 55i West
Twenty -nnth-st.
Messrs A. j. Blocker Son & Co'sold yester-.
day the twostory house and lot at the intersection OF
Grand and Frstst, Newburgh house 4lx5l lot li5@l2'
| for s25,5OO.
The New-Haven and northampton Transpor-
tation Companys steamers viii leave this city hereafter
daily except on Saturdays, when they WI" stay
here until midnight.
Mr.. VIM. E. McMaster of this city, President
of the NewYOrk sporting Association, was IN MI
waukee last week. route for the hunting grounds IN
Northern Wisconsin.
The First Metropolitan Land and Building
Association night at No. 40 Ludlowst The ar
constituting the laws OF the society were read
siugly and adopted with amendments. The society
| has about 100 members.
At the WOrIliRgwOmens Home, No. 45 Eliza
bethst.. be found music teachers, housekeepers
Who may be looking for trustworthy persons I'll these
| positions viii find them at this home.
coroner was yesterday notified to hold an
anti-mortem examination at the NewYork Hospital. in
| the OF Policeman Charles Thompson, who was
stabbed in the breast by John O'Domell whom he was
| attempting TO arrest, III front OF No - James-st
Pierre Carme won the seventh game of his
| match at French billiards with Isdore Gayraud by
OF 500 to 273 Caes best runs were % and 49, and
| was hours and 10 minutes.
Mr.. Henry j. Winser, City Editor of The
Ner York Times in the ecureroom Of the Church Of 81
john the Evangelist. last evening interested large an
dience with pleasant sketch Of the Trpof the Dnnde
berg and the Paris Exposition He was frequently ap-
plauded.
! Business men who live far down on Long
Island viii gladly learn that the Long Island Railroad
afternoon. TO Greenport, for the accommodation Of
Thanksgiving travellers The p M express Is hereafter
TO run through to Riverhead daily.
D,,1 sf.1 to ffYff
which has been established by association OF hcnevo
lent women at No. 262 East Broadway, corner Of Mont
GIRLS and others OF that class where they be
forably provided for at low rates for board
Burglars recently stole from Mr.. Worthington
Romahs dwelling, in West Forythird St. his oyeTcoa
containing 1920 in bonds in has wallet but the fellows
while escaping across the vacant lots in the ncirhhor
found by the son Of poor shoemaker who has restored
| it to Mr.. r., and been suitably rewarded.
At Vandewaters sales yesterday, the black
troiting horse Dixie warranted sound, trot in
- bav horse not warranted $40 sorrel stallion wears
old who was bought by Livingston the f0rger, from l.
W. Jerome for $3oOO realized sll7 60 and black stallion
P FeSGld for s 500 '''''' wv ~
The Board of Excise met yesterday for the
trial Of vioators Of the Excise law The Assistant Att9
ney presented for trial. OF which 10 for the
sale of liquors election day. Matthew Winter Of No.
cI io his license bacase me riub INSISTED upon en-.
terHg hs house VIII their keys on snnd@g hIg gne
| on by the Committee on Applications.
The celebrated African traveller, VI. du Chaillu,
was 10 sai from Liverpool for New York on the goth
of November, in the steamer City OF Paris lie
| brings out series Of magnificent pictures, when
he has had painted representing the scenery people
and animals that he has seen iq Afgcs. Upon his
this country, he intends to deliver Course OF
tie paintings referred TO- lie has also a new work in
press for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. B. i. Tracy notices ceatain inaccuracies
az figuring which have been made recently against the
Metropolitan Revenue Board He says that the fair way
to test The efficiency Of the Board Is 10 compare The re-
~ IFS CF-
iow , Taxes received from distilled -prfs foF March
April May, and June 1861 S3i5Jl5 62 Board organized
July 1907 taxes received from distilled spirits for July,
August september and October, 1867, s95lo52 a. Tie
during the existence OF the Board.
The Board of Comcmen has laid over n
resolution usructing the Corporation Counsel 10 bring
only i'm the District Courts The Board coucurrcd with
1e e Re boxes aroad o dSp Po IN
way and other streets The Board took up for consd
ton the resolution Of the Aldermen In relation 10 widen
ing the sidewalks on Fiftlaye, between Onc-hundred-
andtwentyninth and Observation-Disclosures,
resolution was amended by adding Baxterave, Wash
ngtOn-aye, ana al other avenues and streets. and 40
amended the resolution was referred 10 the Law Com
mittee.
NETWORK HARBOR.-The steamship Pal
merstou, 81 days from Hamburg with 7l3 Storage pas
sengers has been detained Quarantine with smallpox
board Since her arrival two OF smallpox and
eight OF other sickness have been reported Twelve
persons died during the passage All the passengers nave
been yaccnated and the vessel thoroughly fumgaed
monia iadalne Broumeiit % years. Swiss, has been
reported board the hospital ship Illinois since our last
The patients nearly all convaescent. The steamship
City Of Washington arrived Monday from Liverpool,
has been detained at Quarantine for inspection as mum
Der Of deaths occurred on board during her passage
YONKERS.-The Neperphan Club has engaged
George vandenhof esq. to read Thursday, Dec O.
ley, Dr. Isaac Hayes, and the Rev. Dr. L. H. Chaplin
during the coming Winter
RRO0KLYN.-COroner Lynch commenced an
inquest, yesterday over the BODY OF Adam Blair OF
wounds from the discharge OF pistol which he had,
while repairing, heated in his forge.
The Rev. Hiram MattisOn, d. d. lectured in
the Summcrfeld NJ. T. Church, last evening upon "The
Decline Of Romanism." The house Wen flied.
st. Peters Academy exhibition is announced
TO take place on Thursday evening
The Central Mission Sabbath School will !
open Their new building at the intersections of Marcyave
and MOurOest. this evening, o'clock
Mr. William Fish of Nassau st. aged SO wears |
has made match for $3.50 TO walk from the Fulton Ferry
To Hampstead about % miles, in seven,hours. He will
f fp1 n f Faon Perry T morning ram OF 'o
Prof. Charles Race will read paper before the
Long Island Historical Society, this evening upon "Arc
geological Researches" magnificent gift Of East Indian
shells from n Pike, esq T. s Consul at Maurtlus Is 10
A committee of gentlewOmen who are much |
interested in the Home for the Freed Children at wcc
Cnnthltions NAV he SEM ~ tba @ ' E u -
No 80 Fleet-st. or 20 Mrs. h. W. Cliff, Wyckonst
Edward Carswell, esq, the Canadian temper
orator, ectured before the Plymouth Temperance
Society in Plymouth Church, Last evening He thought
that stroll through the Fourth Sixth Ward Of New
York ought TO be more effective temperance lecture
than he could utter
WILLIAMSON GH.-The ferry boats dis
played their flags at ham yesterday in memory of
the John A. Cross. number of ways, who had |
nothing better hand perpetlated sensees Joke upon
Hewy-arrived Irish imm grant, whom they appointed
policeman clad In old reman's hat belt aud left 10
patrol Fifth-st the Odeon until midngh Monday
The youngsters not, perhaps, that they
liable 10 arrest for this waggery
FLUSHING.-The trot yesterday at the |
Fashion Course for 81 OOO won by the bay LIB
beating the gray geding Cray Harry, easily.