New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
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The emigfant arrivals IN tins clty since Mon
day amount 10 3III.
-Four liquor licenses were revoked yesterday
by the Excise Commissioner.
Ellen Drscol was burned by the explosion
Of a gas jet al No. Jos Nouroc-st. last evening.
A company is being formed in this city having
for Us object The insurance OF plate glass windows
"Tle Women of Turkey is the subject of
Oscauyans lecture at the National Hail. HaIiem' tbis
evening.
The ropaving of the lower part Of Broadway
with Belgian pavement, N progressing rapidly lraNeI
Is very much npedod.
4 Brooklyn female thinks there would be no
a. culty finding the metal for several brass bands IN
front Of some of the Broadway hotels.
The anniversary exercises Of the Five Points
OF Industry VIII he held ON "Wednesday ana Ihufs
day afternoons AZ the building IN North-st
Among the passengers 10y the Fulton, yesteI-
s. say yr%e. ioe ''i''n'' were ''D D''''' anu D'
wager of $4,000 was offered last summer
& as Of s the Sy FSc 3 SS e
The rain yesterday made the streets and side
walks sloppy and muddy and Broadway vas dotted with
fallen horses during the afternoon and evening.
Annie Murray, 80 years Of age, and a confirmed
dTunkard attempted suicide last night ~ leanng into
rescued.
At geo last night. fire occurred in the iron
fOundery ~ 3 s. Bent Noe 45 10 90 East twenty sixth
S. Damage 500 insured IN the Pacific, Baltic, aud other
city companies.
A stated meeting Of the Union Republican
Association OF the GIlh Assembly District held last
evening, at No u Avenue ID, but only routine business
was transacted.
Mary Garfield assaulted Ellen Callahan yes
terday az No. 81 Chcuyft, with bottle and caused her
severe Injury. Mary Was arrested ana EeD went TO Bel
levue Hospital
The boat for New-Haven at 315 p. m. now
connects with train m waiting at The DOCK IN New
Haven which leaves at once Tor Hartford, springfield
white Mountains, Sc
The examination of the graduating class of
the Columbia College Law school y 10 commence thls
ing OF the two succeeding days
Thomas Jewell, 4 years of age, was 90 Sc
yerey burned on Monday at NO S'y Waierst., by hls
clothes taking fire from natee that he died last even
ing. The Coroner was Informed
The lists of valuations and enumeTations of
property subject TO tax under the Internal Revenue laws
are now ready for examination az Mr. John Cieyeands
Ohce, No. 3O West FOurteenthst.
Workingmen are now engaged putting up the
machinery for working the elevated railroad, recently
perimeDtal trip on this railroad shortly.
During the month of April 1868, the convic
tons secured by the American Society for Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals were ii; and the lines imposed
amounted TO $40
Early this morning Kate Carroll, aged %, was
found lying dead in the basement OF No. 70 Parst aud
Is supposed to have fallen down while intoxicated and
fractured her skull The remains were taken to the
Sixth Ward StatonHOuse to await an Inquest
John b. Cough lectured on Habit before
the Burchard Literary Association at Cooper Institute
last evening. Notwithstanding the rain storm the large
paudng the speaker.
Robert Watson, well-known cOlored man,
recently died In this city aged II years lie began bfe
house and could neither read nor write Al
the time Cf hlsdeath no owned eight houses and over
100000 IN personal property
Messrs. Robert McKechnie, Nelson w. Young,
and Mr. John s. DOnOhue Of The Times, were last evening
elected delegates from New-York Typographical Union
No. TO the National Typographical Union, which will
convene in Washington
There are $4,000 real estate holders in this
city and onethrd Of this number merely the houses
which they occupy, while the remainder have property
70 let The proportion OF property owners TO the rest Of
the population is abont one and half per cent or IS
TO lOO0.
On Monday night, "a Mrs. Paterson was taken
sick in one Of the Fiave stages and lts arrival at
the Fulton ferry, Policeman oConnel procured
rage, and conveyed her TO her residence IN Manst.
she died.
A young lady with blue CATERS, blue dress,
blue sacque blue lace collar blue hat blue feather blue
eyes and turquoise bracelets necklace and earrings at
racted attention yesterday on one OF the Jersey City
ferry-boats
Mary A. Dubois, Directress of the Nursery
and Chd's Hospital cautions the public against paying
the annual subscriptions for that institution 70 re-
spectabe-OOking woman who uses the printed receipts
with forgery Of the TreasureIs signature No collec
tions are now being made
An unknown man was picked mp yesterday
morning IN front OF the lagerbeer saloon No $50 Second
ave-, in ON insensbe condition and bleeding from cut
on the head He sent TO Bellevue Hospital and The
put under $1,000 BAN by Justice Connolly.
Antonio Capo a Spaniard residing in this
city, has curious gallery OF pictures II consists entirely
Of pictures cut In paper, with very singular erect The
artist with apar Of sharppoined scissors cuts out OF
paper very fair imitation of the elaborate works
Of art He claims that his system combines qualities
OF painting, engraving, and sculpture.
At the annual meeting of the NeW-York !
Produce Exchange Company the following named gen |
tlemcn were elected officers: President, Francis NJ |
French; Vice-Peadent, VIM. H. Newman; Treasurer |
Edward Cromwell Secretary, stephen NJ Carey Trus I
tees, stephen d. Harrison George B. Cragin, John s.
Williams Robert J. Randolph Francis r. sage.
The anniversary exercises of the Liberal |
Christian Union viii be continued to-day at Dr. Osgoods
church. at the intersection Of Park-aye and Thirty
iOurth-st religious meeting ID TO be held at a. M !
business meeting az TO- social meeting at p M and
Vpbc meeting IN The evening when DR. Chaplin, the Rev
NessrF W r Ager j. j. Corning and Others VIII speak.
u appears trOm tie fDe Marsbals report Tor /