New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
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MAYORS Marshal Tappan collected last Weeh
$500 IS from licenses ~ . o,t
The Chamber of Commerce VIII IheeO h'N'
Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Horace Greeley lectured on Temperance aO
the Church of the Puritans last evening
Prof John II. TTonOIS seml-mOntniy sU
At his new hail. sxthaye, near Forty seconu ST. "
Tho new Stouington boats, StOnngtOh anu
>,.t each of T. Zoo tuns burden, are 70 ahu a' TIC
4 committee from Hope Engine COMPANY G1lp13dH,
No. u. Of Philadelphia leIV H'i0 "
sodo-,yater fountain at First-ave. and md
Eighth 81 burst yesterday considerably u"n'fNs '"'
,how-WludoW adjoining
A. icicle fell from the roof of the Merchants
v,cbance Hotel ON saturday. and knocked aoNn anu
seriously injured Daniel Lomus'
The floating palaces Bristol and Providence,
ot The Bristol line, 70 be withdrawn ana POpoie''
are to be employed IN their stead. .
An international pedestrian match R,,i is q am an
nouuced for next Summer between " Ieuuy IniliS' IL
gland and W L. Harding OF NeW-1Oik'
Joseph w. Blaney. aged three years, fell from
second story window of No. 2j7 west FOrty-seNehns'
yesterday, and was severely injured $3.50.
Florence Melville, while examining P }5;,.t
vesedav i'm her room at No q West Twenty seVehlsI'
was accidentally wounded in the cheek
Mrs. Rosanna Little, native of tins &C ct ~,
ago % Ia 'yesriay n her residence No. 1914 Nestst
The police report the building in the rear OF
No IS Mulberry st. unsafe o@lng 20 an tn "'''D
Joining. portion Of the rear wan mas l""o"'
been discontinued as the Treasury OF the Nehe'
zuea Government is not able 70 allow II a SUBSIDY
Mr. Alfred Hardistry offers a reward of $1,000 900
Tor the recovery of s. 200 in Treasury notes which lie
missed shortly after leaving the BoWely savings bank
The body of male infant was found yesteT-
day the cemetery IN East Ieyehtnst heaI -
Another was found opposite No ll9 west I"enS ln's'
Cant Judkips of the Cunard steamer Scotia,
on his return recently to Halifax was arrested ana de-
tanned because passenger Aad ms leg oIoAen vi e Ou
ward passage -,
John Boner a labOrOT was committed 10 me
J4ouarl-st Police Station yesterday, on the c1dIse VI
burgianously entering MI August leou'4 ""oi"s' ~
No sc Wattst M.
Dr w. II. Wethcrbee of No. 234 East Thir-
tefDfht while attempting TO get off Beeckerst. car
Al the intersection Of Prince ana CrosD!sts Oh o"'"!'
had a Lex broken - soo
The fourtb deposit of $500, making $1,000,
On the match between Barney Aaron and the Unknown
was made Saturday night The next VOW Is 10 NC pun
up on the nth prOXlm0' 60
The billiard match between John McDevltt,
the ehaulpjou OF Amenca and william GO,dhwaite Loo
points up, 10 take place at cooper Ansu'ue vi ~"
evening OF January :.
Tie Association of JOurnevmen Bakers met
ON SATURDAY evening TO consider the question Ci wages
The Society has 81 200 in its treasury ana the roll mas IL
Gently been increased TO 500 members.
Defective Officer Barker arrested charles
gt0ne last evening in house OF prostitution II spHngs
the charge being that he had stolen gold Watch ana
diamond ring nom Mr. Charles H. Wilson Of No 81 West
Twenty sccOn0-st.
John Williams. aged four years, who had
been left alone the third floor OF No 1854 OrSehes
saved by the street awning whence he was taken uL
harmed
beethoven Lodge, No. GG1, F. A. NJ, has
elected ofcers as follows Master Gustavus Leroy SEN
toT Ward Jules Kraewsk; Junior Ward, John WasheIi
Treasurer August rTau; Secretary, a saioman senior
Deacon H. RetLlaH
The bridging of the Harlem Railroad at
Yorkvie and the extension OF MadisOnave. 10 Union
EGuare was again discussed by the East side Association
OF Saturday night Mr. Hubert exhibited diagrams snow"
ING the proposed extension OF MadsOn-aYe
The Vile de Paris narrowly escaped detention
on Saturday last. Adoph Busch in snit Tor DAMAGES
for nondelvery Of goods sued out VIII nom me UD'to
states Court and the marshal went 10 the pier al noOh 70
serve the process, but the steamer had departed
Under the Common Councils Excise ordl-
nance NavOr Hoffman intends 70 grant licenses 10 only
two persons until such time as the power 81 me CITY ID
the premises can be decided Dy tIe eo.s Ie VI l
licenses for the Of liquors is s vested in the city
A barrel of whisky exploded, on Saturday,
An tbe rectifyrg disery at No $40 West Thirty
ct owned by T. BrOcBman, a workman having placed
lighted lamp TOO near the barrel portion OF me sle
,nsted Ar 500 Immedatev after the explosion the place
WAS seized by an Internal Revenue officer.
Sergeant McGivern and Detective-0fficeT Dun
lop arrested Thomas McKeOn on Saturday afternoon on
suspicion Of being Of the men, who. on the 18Th inst
robbed the messenger Of the Bank OF the state OF New
York OF S36OOOOO in checks and money On the way 10
The poceaton the prisoner madedesperate resistance,
snd was aided by one Edward GoOdey, on Moore, who
fred upon Sergeant MeGh ern, but the bal missed MIN
1joodey then fed. McKeon was committed 10 CELL and
later N the night Washington Cooley brother q
Goodey, also, Fgs apeste1
Paintings were sold by Messrs Leavitt s.
Etrebegh Saturday evening as follows: watercoor
$50 Brighton BY MOny, water.color $40; View Of
London" watercoor, by same, 500; =" Watering
tisO; '"The Emperor Charles " Visiting Francis J. in
Prisgp, BY Nash $40 Very feW OIL pani4gs we're as
Sta" brought S325; Fruit Scenes" by Roadin s6S;
LaTGcAE9G y i9BB si 5 5 M So Of PRRS d@a ~
iiuueg. SIS; ,tuIereF Of Chgreh" bT HaaxmaD s75.
observation-disclosures Harrison was on
Saturday sent to the Penentiary'
Judge Benedict will return from Vermont to
reopen his Court on the 5th proS.
During the year 6,OO0 patients have been
treated al the Brooklyn Di-pensary aad 1900 presaP
tions fg6parcd.
As Mr.. Nicholas Holbrook of First-place and
smith.st was passing the vicinity OF Fifteenthst and
NInthaye at about o'clock on Saturday evening he
was knocked down embankment by two outlaws. who
took his wallet containing $3.50 and having threatened 20
take h life he dared make an outcry, they fed. After
hey Mere out Of SIGHT ne feoTe9 as6 e 70
and Thos Gladped were subsequently arrested on sus
piciOn: but az Mr. HobrOOk could not Identify them and
no money was found on their persons, they were dis
charged.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY unfinished build
bean of ruins san Saturday morning I'm CONSEQUENCE n
the thawng Of the mortar usedn laying the foundations
noon frame building at the intersection OF North FIRST
sld Tenth also fc d.. The SgGng was owned by
Thomas GilIoy mason, aud one Burke, laborer
slightly injured by the falling walls George Casper,
member Of Engine CO.. No 3 fell beneath the wheels Of
the machine and was run over and painfully injured on
Saturday afternoon while on the way 70 fire IN the
sixteenth wand He was taken 20 his home IN South
Firstsf The accident caused by the engine coming
In contact win a heavy wagon, by which the engines
i0usle was broken. Hy." DIetZ, who injured by
the falling OF the unfinished building ~ the intersection
Of (sraam-aVe and First-st the 10Th inst, died from
mis- injuries on Saturday evening. william Moran and
I;eoree Crane youths OF - years. playing with a
loaded revolver at the American Hotel, No Grand
Al Yesterday morning. and Crane was 10 is probable,
MORALLY wounded by the accidental discharge OF one Of
the barrels, the bullet entering his mouth
Nv, Obadiah rqi1
way conductor was killed Friday, ms head having
been struck by post the bridge under which the train