New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
HOME NEWS.
THE CITY.


An old man Abraham Lawrence by name,
died suddenly Yesterday, at No 2s2 Hudson-st
Bridget Kelly, a native OF Ireland, aged W
years died suddenly yesterday IN the rear W. '''
Forty tysecOnd-st. - |
The large Croton main in Fulton;st, near
Church. burst sunday night ana on Roard n'
street 1t was repaired yesterday Dy inc Oio''n
WorLmen commenced yesterday on the fish r ISL
pavement ON crosswak IN Madisonsquarc' opp0'i"
twenty -fourthst -. -.
AT a meeting of the Board of Audit, yester;,
day, claims to the amount OF $500 were cOhS'ueieD
decisions reserved.
There is to be n public meeting this evening
An aid of the Masonic School ana Asylum fuu, az s
Cooper Institute. Distinguished speakers VIII auure'7
the meeting. ~, e,o
Coroner Rollins held an inquest at No; 6iS
East Thrteents yesterday over me Doay oi ,ot ac
eidenaly srnothered by being overaln by his motner
The flags on the City Hall, and the Other other
public buildings displayed yeseruay IN S h1nSr oc "
the anniversary OF henry 'i"S 'A'''
Cured on Sunday.
Two million, four hundred and forty three,
thousand -four hundred and ninety seven ettes PS
through the pOstOtce during the quarter oh"ihs
March 81
Henry vogel, residing at No 1,2S0 Third-aye:,,
yesterday thrown from hls morse " oio ov IN
Thrdaye. and seventy ninthst and was seriously III
jured. =,
Two distilleries were seized on Sunday night
by Inspector r. j. GSSnsy ana near G Fsaye the second
In Thlrty.thirdst, near seventh-aye
A further sale of objects of art and rortu, col,
eeted by Mr. = Avery win take place On tne e Is1 pos s
celebrated artists in the French school, ana are emhehuy
worthy of notice by lovers OF art
The festival of Easter was celebrated on
sunday in tile Abyssinian Baptist Church with appro-
pirate ceremonial services In the evening very ncSr %
ss,e th WnmnS Mems Christian Association by tie
| Rev. VIM. spelman, pastor OF the society
An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner
accd 80 Years Nearly two weeks ago the right arm OF
deceased was almost severed from his body BY circular
kindng wood factory IN sihteent-st' near ave
| nue. b. where he was employed az engineer
| DIR. K. II. Gilbert lecturcd last night before
the Typographical Union on the subject OF ~ ~Artenus
Ward his Lie. Characteristics and Humorous SAYING
His address made up for the most part OF eoPous
exaracts from the published writings OF the American
| hmorist, and was well received
Coroner Keenan, Yesterday held an inquest
over the body of ncwlyborn female infant found n9at
ing in the East River at tho foot ot q, u he
body and found that the child had been born alive
verdict OF nfautcde against some person OF persoh u
| known, was rendered BY the jury
Policeman spence found Celia Jeiiries OF
Wespori, Conn, grossly mt9NieAled ana isahis atse M
| Delauceyst Pocc-sation The woman seiIed an IRON
railing and throw both herself ana nun 10 the pa m nv
In ,he fan the w9maIs little finger was caught 81 mt Pad ~ .e
stallion and she was then taken to Bellevue Hospital
| Late on Saturday night one John Mccormack,
a native Of Ireland, went into the Boston House at o
corner OF Ne-try ana wsns h & 1 IN M and hottie
vf iaudanum bring found Desde him. was corjecuIed
yuc Hospital ana drd after being admitted COro-
ncr Rollin will hold an inquest to-day
Mrs. Mary Rohde, a native Of Germany, died
yesterday morning Ia her apartment at No M Cedar-t,
IL Is supposed from the effect OF the fumes of gas from
n stove Mi-s Margaret iIaskn oi no $40 tst IHeHt-
ST., who Nas sleeping WIN the dec.as'n aWoAs pn',ny
suOcated opened the door Of the apartment MIs.
Rohdo breathing heavily, snd n spite OF medical
aid. died yesterday morning An inquest VIII be held To-
day by Coroner scht1ncr.
Mrs. Sarah Allen, a resident Of Waterford,
\ Y called upon Inspector Diiks. NJ Police Head.
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& Allen whom she bad been married hut three weeks
she had reason believe he had 10 This city She
added that she had been acquainted WITH Allen bnt one
him the solicitations OF her relatives As the com
painant worth s55Ug. she II inclined To hnk tht
Allen married her from mercenaFy motives HearNh VIII
De made for him.
According 10 i,nmemorial custom OF the
vaicrand, large proportion OF our German citizens
ce.sbrated yesterday le second Easier holiday Tor
ucy the fesyltie' Of Easter extended oyer three days
hibicafe 1cuTsiout ~ "LDaus is generally COMMUNICABLE
lnaus' celebrated by visits 10 liquor saioons and
beer gardens, cf which latter several new ones were
opcneu "iD honor ~ the day
! The merchants and bankers of the city are
again sdyi,od to turn deaf ear 10 The appeals Of Sc, o
swnders claiming to DC agents collectors, collectors of
industrious scaps. the persistent warn
iug- OF Illk IRsyNl persist ~ r'rr-rnins lhen,res
Tho past month have suecceded >i,flci0ry ~ guilng
| employs either agcnts. collectors, or solicitors.
The Mutual Base Ball Club held their annual
meeting last night az The study. n Iloustost ,ir John
/ Wdey Nas IN the chair. and, after some preliminary
business had been transacted The members proceeded 10
elect their officers for the ensuing year as follows; John
Wndcy, President; Robert Lindsay, Nce-rresident; VIM
H. Dogan. Secretay Warren Dayds, Treasurer; James
Graham Robert ndFay aud Bernard Kenny, Directors
William G. Cover aud Archibald Fullerton. Delegates TO
tnc state Convention; William Twscd Thomas CONAN,
Daniel 6. McSweony \. H. Taylor William 6. Cover K.
I n. IhOrne. and Peter talhin, Trustees.
The Journeymcn Printers Cooperative AssO-
cation last night celebrated the first anniversary OF their
s a S sy ya.o% M @S W SoSns 81 He fF o
! members OF the Association were present. Speeches
was enoysd The Associntlon the frst of lis Kind m the
United States has completed the ist year Of It's
stence and IN the most hourishlng condition s sue
has entirely exceeded the most hopes of s
projectors " has received ample employment nc Iemu
Deraye prices, aud he entire 'urc's Of The Undertaking
Is mo- longer probcmatica The officers and members de
To return THEN sincere thanks to the press oi the City
generally and 70 hor Trends Tor Tie support which they
! tanning for II employment.
The Appleton Divorce Suit was before the
Supreme Court, General Term yesterday, Judges Bar
nard Ingrham md Sutherland presiding appeal.
This appeal was from the order OF Judge Cado1O allow
ing defendant almOny. Tho defendant married In this
city William Warren Ia October, 1890 In 1850, and
1883 she ceased 10 hear nom and as s claimed believed
him to BE- dead and 1853 informed that's notice OF his
death bad appeared IN California paper subsequently,
They lived happily TIL March 1861 when the plaintiff
hibted tsympioms OF mental deraneement soon after
~ alleged That painls brother ana one augustine
smith by false representations took the panh from her
society and conveyed him 10 North Andoyer, Mass |
where he has since been detained under surveillance |
alter Warren tho first husband put IN au appearance
much 10 the surprise ~ everybody. The main
action TO decree he marriage OF the parties null and
void account OF the existence OF previous husband
whose existence not denied Judge Barnard granted
an order staying the proceeding or the panuf because
hc failed ~ attend aud be examined witness which
order reversed a the General Term On the 27th OF
February Judge CardOzo granted an order giving the |
defendant t25u0 per annum am0ny and counsel fee Of
$1,000 The order Of Judge CardOzo based the |
theory that the court had discretion whether 10 would
would not decree the nuly Of tho marriage under all
circumstances. Prom this order the plaintiff appeals
the General Term. After hearing arguments OF counsel.
The Court took the papers and reserved It's decision
Mortality last week, 16l.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, |