New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
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The celebrated mare American Ini IL 9 q Tue
old Cassus Clay stock was sofa yes'ei"'' " "
Catharine Mcmahon, an Irish woman, resd-
ing AT No $50 West Twentysev entnst ueusuouopS "e'
evening from some unknown cause
Tn,edr,s No IA Mass will be sung in st.
r,res,s q Church tomorrow, at lOi O'Clock. Addi-
tional yocasts aud orchestra are engaged 10 g'eo
the composition proper eHeoV'
Toronce Ferry. who, on Thursday evening,
shot himself at los Prncest died last from the
Ing DIV Coroner schirmer.
",The / ife and Humorous Sayings of Artet0as
ward Is the subject of DR. r. H. Gilberts lecture before
the Typographical Union at Dodwcrth ha'N On M0no"y
evening -,
Late en- Thursday night Policeman Toner
found in Battery place black cloth cap trimmed MIN h
plush and beside IL pool Of blood IL is supposed tha'
some act Of violence has been committed
The Rev. DR.. Deems of the Church OF the
Strangers s TO preach sermon In behalf OK the Mors
ing wGens Protective Union Ia the large enaPG, 81 the
18th inst at u O'clock
Mr.. John Major, who for the last IS years
has been an Officer Of the SG"a b resence crner Of
the Court usual on THURSDAY lie was loruei! M
officer of the old police force.
On Thursday evening, one OF three intoXl-
Gated men in small boat the East River Jumped INTO
S %seT fescme h S and the hd man followed
No. g. Ultimately all were saved Dy .e ao Vi VS
police boat and some citizens In small boat
Coroner ROlin was notified to hold an inquest
Yesterday the steamboat City OF New YORK ynS at
the foot Of Vestrys North River oyer the body OF Mary
Reid a years old The child recently arrived at Fort
land the HISTORIAN, in care Of one Robert
Ss Se aay T d% %T 10 @
Charles Norris the soldier who was shot ON
the night Of March 81, by Thomas Fitratliek IN the
day at the New-YOrk Hospital An ante-moitem exam
nation held Sunday, the 10th ult and verdict
United to the Toinbs to await the of Noiss in
res, and has renamed there suce that time
On Maundy Thursday evening there was a
adm Qttoul fI
munion held at the German Moravian Mission tDe Rev
Nj A. corner Ave b and me Rex
r. Thompson CongTegationalist. Or y. Al Washpur a
Epscopalian), Rice MOravan). and Crolnsh tEplsco
attendance.
Coroner Schimner held an inquest yesterday
at the Mercerst Police Station over tho body OF AeNa
der Robinson aged 10 days who died from general &c
blity On Thursday evening the mother took the child
which in feeble condition, into Catholic Churein
Suvans and while there the infant died IN her arms
The and sObs of the woman attracted large
woman at the death of her child for ntOXcaon, Officer
Stephens of the Eighth Precinct arrested her. and sac
fusing To be separated from her child II was placed III The
cell with her, aud there both remained until o'clock
verdict IN accordance with the facts was rendered
Complaints having been frequent of late that
the contractors for the removal OF dead animals had
failed comply with the OF their contract Super
ntendeDt Kennedy has issued M order 70 each Police
Captain requiring him hereafter in every case where
dead animal has not been removed from the Precinct
within "a hours after notice has been sent from his sta
port TO the Central ONCE OF all tne facts II the case Inc
superintendent of Telegraph win see that al the notices
that reach the Central station between the hours Of
IN ana D. NJ except ON sundays, OF amy sueh dead am
mails lying in any street OF public place south of Four
Sanitary Company, IN order that the employees of the
contractors stationed that Office may be notified aud
other hours of the day and Sundays well at
all times those reported from localities north Of Four
teenthst he will see transmitted, without delay, TO the
Twentieth Precinct
BROOKLYN.-A new Lodge of Odd Eel
lows is to be instituted in the eastern part OF the
city.
No business was transacted in the Courts
yesterday. The schools were also closed
During the month of March the Brooklyn
Central Dispensary received G2i new patients.
The Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, corner
of Washington aud Johnsonss. Is TO be opened on the
James Smith fell overheard from the Com
mercial Wharf at the Atlantic Dock on Thursday even
ing. He rescued.
Thieves entered the plumbing shop, No. p
Johnst. Thursday night, and stole tlerefroin $40
worth OF brass couplings
Company ], l4lh Regiment have adopted
George Cuscadden Of that company.
Mary Jane Jones a. years Of age, died ON
and her mother had applied for lodging.
The Rev. Dr. Rockwell will preach before
the sabbath OF his Church, schenerhorn-s near
Nevin tomorrow morning, at l0i o'clock
The Committee on opening streets resolved
faloaye. from FuOn-ave To the City line. b.
A sneak-thief stole from the residence of
James Clark, No - Adanss during the absence Of the
eTty valued at go.
The members of Lot Association No who
have pad y are to meet uls evening at NO loo Fuonst
ready for distribution.
The German Evangelical Lutheran Church of
St. John recently erected in Nddle-st between Fifth
and sxthayes south Brookyn-is to De dedicated to-
morrow at 10 o'clock a. ~
The Fire Department Committee. T.. D.. are
to recommend new tender for Engine No = rebuilding
Ladder No. .; and new apparatus for Hose No L.
The residents on Columbia st. between Clark
mon Council take a feet from each sd,walE et ne
street, and thus widen the by Ave feet
VIM. Skiddy Wood will give his lecture on 1
time before Young Mems F. NJ T. 4 b. No & ~, t ,e
hall, Adanteaye., near Adephi-st, Tomorrow evening"
The Commissioners of the Walabout Inn. |
lrOyeInent will apply TO the Common Council AZ The ne
meeting Law gas mains and water and sewerage pines
washngton-ave from Flushing 10 Ke.t hves lie
9 l i9} sE rsss s1sS@a1 irO4 ne western to the
The Masonic Board of Relief, f. D., report
their total receipts last year y 10 80 and their total
for the ensuing year President Robert Duncan. Vice
President g. j. Jndson Treasurer, Charles Waleri see
rotary, Joseph C. Cable. ..- -~st
Coroner Smith held an inquest yesterday over |
the bodies Of the two carpenters Henry Horseh and Ru
doph Pufer, who were killed on the morning of the 7h
inst by the falling of tlree-story frame building In
course Of completion Ff-sve near 2lstst, Gowanns
The testimony OF several witnesses taken before tho Cor
0ner proved that the sides of te building were boarded
but that the front and rear had not been enclosed The
structure was keptn an erect position by boards used
braces which knocked away In order enable the
wornnen TO lay the floors The two men laying the
floor OF the second story when gust OF wind sprung
tOppled the house into the street The jury
found a verdict censurinG the builder, T. d.. DOuche,
aud holding him responsible; further they deprecated
the manner In which spectators in general are allowed
10 construct houses ncng too little regard for hunn
life. - |
TREMONT.-Ricbald Gallagher, aged u /
years, yesterday by New. Haven express
train and Instantly killed The body was remove1 the