New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26
HOME NEWS.
THE CITY.

A clock ana HeaJIfeI aIts IL q Avn
DAYS, 70 decorate tns Custorn House building
From Dr. Harris's weekly letter we learn that
the number Of deaths in this city last week waS'-'
At the meeting Of the R"--
terday, ComIpi6s-oneT ->,slrd OF Excise yes
censes ..cton reported favOraby on 40 IL
An y ~.
english magazine estimates the Wal la ST.
money business atbetween
year -
Lord Uamblin and lady were passengers on
s sSSIS the steamship San '''''I'''' -
The animal bali of the Jersey City Yacht Club,
ut the New.YOrk Assembly Rooms tobE"'' P1O "
be q enjoyable OCCASION -,
M, lanes w. Gerard lectured to the teachers
and pupils Of Sds%aSe y Sl9So so TO-
II il repOrted that q number of Merchants IN
this city have signed call for meeting 10 DC hel0 I"
this city, in support OF the PRESIDENT
NJ Der Chaillu at Steinway Hall, this evening,
Journey 70 the Cannba Country, Elephant Hunt
ing, &c; Cape Lopez, Slave BafracOons"
A firm i'm this city is making elass-Iing for
the class OF 1868 at West PoEt IL mas hguie Oh NAL VI
side, and Ceres on the other Inc stone Is onyx
The COsmOpolitan Club gave their annual
hall tho Ebbet Rooms, corner OF Ihirtythrdt anu
Broadway, Monday evening. IL was largely
The fourth annual reunion OF the ". AZ;
sofy is no 10 take place In Bellevue Hospital Medical
College. foot Of TwentysiXthst L. h. tonoiio"
ing
The Homeopathic IpGrmaTy for Women n, M mas in'
tersecton sxthaye Onefourth of the WSruS are he'
apart for free patients.
The Delaware Laekawanna and western
Rolroad COMPANY has elected officers as follows; Pres-
dert Samuel sloan Treasurer, Andrew j. oden; seere-
tary, Charles j. Carryl
The New York Submarine COmpanyhaye sent
their steamers to the assistance Of large ship name I'M
known reported be in tho edge OF the breakers four
miles south Of Long Branch
The Commencement Exercises of the New
YORK Homeopathic Medical College are to take pace sd
the Historical Society Building corner EleVentst anu
SecOnd-ave, tomorrow evening. -
hoilar avDlOSiOn occurred on board the u.
X Revenue vessel Jasmine Capt Plorson whe se Mis
oonS ioWn 10 board the steamship Iowa. PTovdentaly
no one was injured aud she tOwed back by INC s'e"n
tag Rather.
Owing TO the stringent resolutions adopted by
81 e%onion any member from buying selling gold OF
stocks up town, h. Gallagher has Determined 10 seoH
tnue bis Exchange.
Tho extension of the elevated railway in
Greenwioh-st from Rector TO Courtlandtst was com
eDced Thursday In three nights the columns ms %
erected for the section, and II Is expected thaV III
Few wee Ks the tracks will be completed
Az Mr.. Frederick KnOth, German sailor,
was passing through Chathamst near NO. a. az eS
known who having stabbed nm IN me ta Belle
vue Hospital. ~Afs~ 80
Sunerintendent McGregor has ordered AN ex-
ANIMATION OF number OF buildings which have peep IS
Visit fhe theaters music halls, concert aud assembly
rooms and all other places Of pubic an9semS4s " we
city, and repoIs thereon z.l i-s l-ess.-
Collector Smythe reports to the Legislature
that his receipts for fines aud penalties since he has been
in ONCE which are as follows s6 600 for 1885, $500 Tor
the recipient only Of salary Of $500 per month aud
state fees" about 500 per month. -
The conductors of the New York and New
Haven Railroad are to be uniformed They have been
allowed to select the color and have decided on blue
The suit viii consist Of fashionable cut pants with sack
fiss Of Fl" the road in git letters. ~ =
The New-York Liquor Dealers Association,
sVe,ns NJ their rooms in Hescrst and held the custom
AIRY secret IL understood hoWeve thdt me
~ new members and progress report from
the Committee which attends to the Legislature
A boatman, Joseph Turner by name, residing
dtiOn by the worken board tine ferry boat Martha
aE leaving hs5 I M Where on
covering consciousness yesterday he SAID mat ms poas
S spse. ny ssr IRE w and h he Gid net know What he
came OF his companiuns Although badly trostDV1en nc
The meeting of the American Institute Farm
ers Club made unusually Interesting ysste.rdsy oy
lecture from Prof Gages Of the rrace ns Ss aer Willow
aud the effects OF southern ehu9te on Eolthsra ioSa
paper on the cultivation and of rasp6erIies
model OF machine for wing g Away 70 esT Sna
sSMI:w.EKL1 TRIBUNE.
AT the meeting of the Board Of Audit hel(
reserved on the following claims: one Of preferred
by Mrs. Eliza Cox oxecutrlx Of the late DIT Henry
stump in Broadway. One Of $3.50 Tor damages e Mr.
John ReSdo soa9R S sSd T ra c nO during ~ Nav
isce aud one Of $40 preferred by Mr. Jeremiah Walsh
for rent OF building Ffthaye in 1863 and 1864
The Committee of the Assembly on Com
perce ana Navigation OF which Bfr. Lawrence d. KOI-
nan is Chairman, embarked board the propeller Fort
Association and steamed up the East River to Hell Gate,
where the eddes and currents and rscss or sleh or
totbeey the officers OF the Association reced series of
es e S S "a e report o% at
recommending MODIFICATION at least, OF repeal OF
most of the Hell Gate Pilot law.
Lee A., Ia tha cuaf0r
IN New-YOrk City for OF certain class Oppor-
funtY Offers 70 seize upon little wTetches usually news
country who transport them to tho interior, and some
mesto the far West Five Of these were sent to town
Of them recently determned to return to New ana
train Which arrived in this city yesterday morning The
person who undertook to open the became startled at
sIpe 9Se sS@os s the PSee In the mean time the
boys had broken their way out aud last night slept IN
the station"
An inquest'was held by Coroner SchiImer
yesterday, at ST Lukes Hospital on the body Of Fred
wears. He Was employed at the Grainorcy Park House
a. an assistant engineer and the 18th inst told to
PpeS 2S Sons Water Ipsteaa Of :6oTns these d.
reetioDs Eborng bound quantity OF alcohol over tne
with the alcohol in the can which exploded setting BIS
Iing spTang h0 q stationary and attempted TO turn
an the cold water, but turned by mistake the hot water
faucetand IN addition 70 bengburned he wasnow terribly
scalded. He died on sunday night. verdict Of acct
dental death was rendered
The funeral of Mary Cannon (AlTs. George
1epbenson) took place yesterday afternoon nom the resi-
cnee OF her mohern law, No. 13l East Twenty
Al Tho parors tho house were filled with the friends OF
eeeed actress and among them were many members
N the profession The collin was OF richly mounted rose
ood and was with wreaths and Crosses formed
AZ auouieas IuuOrteles, and yolets The silver plate
an ts I'd Of the coffin bore the inscription Mary Anne
Stenheon pied February % 1868, Aged 81 years" The
fer service of Episcopal Church. OF which the de-
ceased ,ges a member was read at n0on by the Rev Mr.
0elon OF the Church Of tho Transhguraton The pail
hearers were the Messrs George Holland MARX smith,
JoEr Gilbert A. w Young. Fred Maeder WlDor IArrl,
con and Percy. Theremans were Inferred IN GREENWOOD