The New York herald., 1868-04-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE BOOK TRADE SALE.-The semi-annual book
trade sale continued yesterday in Clinton Hall.
The first invoice put up was that Of Caxton, Remsen
Hanelnnger, Of Philadelphia, which sold at good
prices. II followed by the invoice OF u. Apple
ton q Co. Dana's "Household Book Of Poetryn
brought 81 81, and the same In morocco antique,
$e76 Seventeen hundred volumes OF the cheap
edition OF Dickens brought Is cents each. Du Chai
LUIS 'Journey to Ashango Landn was bid In at e2 SO,
Dora Kayanagh" at 81 Is, and Marryatts novels at
90 cents.
oBsEorrEs or THE LATE THOMAS HANLoS.-The
obsequies Of the late Thomas Hanlon, Of the Hanlon
Brothers, gymnasts took place at the First Baptist
church, In this city, yesterday and was attended by
large circle OF friends OF the deceased including
many members OF the theatrical profession and Of
the Masonic fraternity. The services were conducted
by the Rev. I. D. Anderson ID. ID. New York Lodge
No. $50, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, took
charge OF the body, which was deposited In HAND,
immortelies, and the Inscription, Thomas Hanlon,
then took last look at ehe features OF deceased.
after which the conn was removed 20 the
hearse, the following being the palbearcrs,
Rsa,hsqs rSoss 9S Nsw foys Lsdg In t
Miller, John McMullen, Peter O'Bren snd James ".
Chichesier. The procession formed and prooeedcd
the beautiful and impressive burial service peculiar
to the Masonic fraternity was read by worshpful
each brother after depositng the sprlg of evergreen
and the regala Of deceased on the grave, gave the
puDlc grand honors. The ceremony Was very I'M
pressve.
DEATH OF AN ON CorRr orrrcyR.-Mr. John
Major, an old attsch9 Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Part 2, died suddenly on Thursday evening at his
residence, Sixth avenue and Foriy-scvcnth street.
Mr.. Major was appointed 20 the once which he held
at his death In 1851 and was consequently wei
known TO the practitioners In the Common ficas by
all OF whom he was highly esteemed
The LATE DR.. J. p. BArcHELoh-In The presence
OF a delegation. of the Fellows Of the New YORK
Academy OF Medicine funeral services were ycsier.
day afternoon held over the remains OF the late
Dr. John r. Bachelor aged cghtytwo at the Mcrocr
street Presbyterian church, Ia Mercer street. Il. ".
Booth, pastor. The Doctor, at his demise, was
understood to be the Oldest practitioner IN ths
city, having steadily followed his profession
for upward OF sixty years AZ the close OF the services
those present were invited 10 look al the face OF
the dead, and their retiring nom the platform IN
front OF the pulpit the conn was closed and the re-
mains Immediately taken " Greenwood Cemetery
for intefmept
T4E CRBTAN AID Fu~p.-Mr nmsry zns@.
for lerly correspondent Of the London Da0v Nsses.
has just left this city lecturing tosr throngs Ne
Western states 10 raise fund for the establishment
Of hospital and medical corps on behalf x the In
surgents in Crete. lie has received considerable
carries with him letters Of introduction from Mr.
Bobassi, the Greek Consul. Arrangements are also
being made for q second Grand Fair NJ Boston, ou
the 18th, In behalf OF the Cretan community.
TIE CLIPPER SHIP JEREMIAH Tuonrsor.-fhIs
clipper ship has just arrived at this port from Liver
pool, and Is now loading at pier II Il. r., and win
soon sail for California. she takes out large ton
mage load OF iron for the Pacific Railroad and general
railway materials.
Ex-CHrEr ESersERR HowAnD.-The fun length
painting Of ex-chief Engineer Harry Howard has