New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-24
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TIE CITY.

No quorum OF the boards of Audit yesterday.
A new hydrOpathic institute has Just been
opened at No a BOn0st
Louis Molina, Minister from Honduras to the
United states, is a. the Clarendon.
The Sixth New-York Cavalry Officers AssO-
citation viii elect officers this evening.
The bO6,y of an infant was found last even
ing wrapped IN newspaper, in Perry, near Fourthst
Justice Hogan committed jeremiah Lane,
yesterday for striking Patrick Farrell on the shoulder
with an AK.
The painters of this city have notified employ
ers that and after the OF November they Will work
only eight hours a day and require but s. so day
Catharine Thompson, aged 10 years. was
fatally burned while attempting TO build fire at NO. S
Firstave yesterday
Maria Smith of 206 East Seventeenth-st.. was
run over and seriously injured last evening by No 8
OF the Thrdaye line. Martin Nauber, the driver was
arrested
Detectives Vaughan and Irving yesterday ar
rested Carl Frederick Dienst, for abscondng with 4eO
which he had collected for his employer Mr. H. d. Smith,
Sheriff of Erie Co.. Pa.
John Thompson and Amanda johnson quar-
relied last evening at No 70 Laurensst and the woman
was arrested.
The pupils of the Eighth Ward schools, to the
number Of 24SO having been safely taken, by Mr. John
b. Gilbert through Beade's Pneumatic Railway Tube, at
the Fair, desire publicly TO return thanks.
The First Union Cooperative Building Society
paid in their sixteenth subscription last evening az
Farmers Institute, No 80 Ludlowst. The sam amounted
TO $Gl1 go making total In bank of $500 So Two appro-
patons to be disposed OF this evening at Farmers
Institute.
At the Government sale yesterday, the at
tendance was not numerous, but the bidding was spr-
tied about 100000 canteens 100000 hat cords 10000
hat eagles 10000 crossed sabers aud various other ar
tcles including axes, spades, shoYes messcahs, etc'
sold at fair prices.
Scott Lodge, No. 400, I. O. of G.. T., was in
stituted evening by Charles s. Scott s. d. @ w C. t.
and the following named gentlemen were Installed ~
officers for the first quarter d. Fitzgerald W. G. IL A.
Stiles W. V. T.. G. Speer ". Secretary III. King W.
Treasurer A. Adler, W. Guard A. Stiles, W Sentinel.
The Grand Division of Sons of Temperance
of Eastern Newly rk met IN annual session yesterday at
the Germania Assembly Rooms The attendance Of mem
beers and delegates was large Reports from
Worthy Patriarch say that me order embraces ooOVo
William 0ldwing and Thomas r. Jackson
held TO bail by Justice Kelley yesterday, on com
plant Of Edward Haywood OF No. 45 West Forty
sevcnthst, who accused them OF drunkenness aud dis
orderly behavior i'm his house. The accused deny the
drunkenness and say that they went to Haywoods to
collect $4,000.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
ance elected officers last evening, follows G. w P
the Rev Samuel Mexican; G. W. Associate, VIM. ii. Cur
ts c. Scribe scoyil u. Foot G. Treasurer, C. H. Amer
man; G. Chaplain the Rev r. strycker; q. Conductors
Messrs Leva A. Farr and j. W. Hobbs; ana IT, sentinel
Isaac NJ. Lawrence
Zeno Burnham was summoned by Mr. John
Dearborn before Justice Mansfield yesterday on charge
of aiding and abettng Mrs T. Boson IN removing from
his premises beds bedding, &C. valued at $3.50 to Burn
hams auction store at No ll5 west EleXentnst, ana
there dispOsng Of them To purchasers. Burnham was
bonds valued at 5000 He sent to the state Prison
but pardOned after serving six months He has since
been at the auction business in this city He Is said to be
worth 100000.
A brilliant and fashionable audience attended
the first classical sorce last evening given 10y the Mol
lenhauer Brothers at their new Conservatory Ffthaye
and Foureenth-st At early hour the large saloon
densely thronged and numbers who were unable 10
adjoining parors The entertainment commenced with
and Bernard Moicnhaucr and Herr NUS "Ahl Mon
IpTuauO'
Madame Bouligny with much ferNor ana sweetness Mr
Edward MOlcnhauer executed one Of his gems, la Sp
hide" Miss Emily Kohl, child OF years, and
Master Augustus seinlaqs pupils OF the Conservatory
eoScadeG with trio in 'T n BY BeehoTen for the
piano violin and yolinceo, IN which Messrs. Edward
and Henry Molenhauer and +. Kirpal took part.
An adjourned meeting of the Sixth Anniver-
OF Patriots held last night In the absence OF the
esq, took the char, and David +. Iolton VI. d.,
acted as Recording Secretary. The Annual Report,
oton, showing that the Institute has obtained Patriot
Orphan Scholarships In many of our hrstcass literary
f ns & some ee T 5SGa 2s G % Of lsaT
has also afforded entire support 20 certain patriot
9Ta4s aHf The a bPeay " f the o GS oon
Brown former director was spoken OF tla 1iuly I'M
mediate contributions are solicited Tor candidates apply
ing for tho scholarships in colleges IN vermont Massachu
sefts Ncw-York, kansas Illinois Pennsylvania, ohio.
University Of city OF New-York, Bryant & STATIONS
Commercial Colleges, Eastman's Commercial college.
Ontario Female Seminary and other colleges
filed, and other candidates have made Application
The Institute appeals 20 the people who placed un
der Obligations 10 the heroic sodcry for meet
The board expenses OF any who may 9ya We V
Arthur r. Willmarth. esq. was read which
showed that the amount received nom Apnl H. loel 10
October g. 1907 g. 35 81 nom which the officers have
appropriated and invested a commencement Of the
Prize Fund being portion OF the a'a OF
ZIG 7 has been disbursed for tho general objects Of
the Institute.
BROOKLYN.-The Rev Newman Han will
speak on Temperance IN tho Rev. j. l. Cuyiort Church
this evening. - &C.
In scufie between John Kcrrigan, boat
man, and William Galbrath lgborer. Kcrrigan exhb
tied s carnivorons taste by taking mouihiu OF Cal
braitls ear and chawing 1t up. The canubal w..
rested.
The pastoral relation Of the Rev. D. T.. West
wlthChe second Presbyterian Church IN Brooklyn di-
solved HIS reply TO the petition for his removal lasted
hours The resolutions that the said pastoral rc
tons be dissolved, ana that the Prcsbyery appoint
OF lts members TO preach In the Second Church next sab
bath, were carried with one exception, the Rev VIM b.
Lee Of the Genevan Church, who made elaborate de-
well and j. d. Wells appointed draft explain
ao minre in reference to the act Of the Presbyery in
this case expressing their mpan; and appreciation Of
the deposcd cergyman's character - .7-x-
H0BOKEN.-H Henry Werhahn, keeper Of
lager beer saloon at the Intersection Of First and Jeer
sOsts and Patrick engaged IN discussion reativ,
ara, Dtc6miig excited, finally Harvey threatened .
throw werhahn out u his own house. The two nih
cnched and had severe tusc, but finally Harvey
put out by the PROPRIETOR who, in addition drew mie
and made a thrust 81 Harvey which took effect in Ms
wrist cutting severe cash which bed profusey and 70
qurcd the immediate attention Of surgeon TO prevent
him from bleeding to death. Werhahn was arrested
EHAWKEN.-Edward iSely, a mason,
and Charles Turner sailor fought here for $50 ado
yesterday morning: The match was made about fort
night ago. small tug called the Sands took about 100
spectators from the foot q Eigheenth-st. NewYork,
calling at Manhatanyile for tho two principals, who had
gone there avoid arrest The party reached the dock
light. Shortly after the appeared in the ring and
commenced their brutal yoTkyery rapidly by Furnishing
joint and he returned with murderous effect his oppo
nents Jaw After about hall hours fighting
Turner landed a frightfu blow on Kelly's ribs gaining