New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-14
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THE CITY.
The North River is full of ice.
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Only 90 arrests were made in the Metropoll-
tan Police District on Sunday.
Mr.. A. Oakley Hall goes to jersey City to-
night to lecture upon Aaron Burr.
The Central Temperance Association VIII
meet at No. go Grand-st this evening.
The Rev. DR.. n. L. Cornwall will speak in the
hall at No. 1929 Broadway. this evening.
Again, on Sunday, the blasting operations at
Yorkyille deluged the New-IIayen trains.
Mayor Hoffman denies that either he or his
friends seeking the Austrian mission.
Skating on the Central Park and neighboring
ponds last night was perfectly splendid.
Organ concert in the Thirty fourth-st. Re-
formed Church, west OF Eighthaye., tonight.
The Mayor received 5,110 registered visitors
last year, and united 81 couples in marimony.
Capt. Bracket arrested six hackmen yester-
day for violation OF corporation ordinances.
George Vandenhoff will read in Trenol's Lyric
Hail. from Shakespeare and Dickens, tonight
The Board of Supervisors will attend the
funeral Of the late Joseph D. Taylor this afternoon
Four cases of spotted fever at No. 10t Grove
St, reported to the Board Of Health yesterday
Mary Schmalt of No. "a Avenue c fell from
her bed and her neck was broken She OF age
VIM. r. Riley died yesterday in Bellevue Hos
pal having fallen from the roof Of No. l23 Washing
ton-st.
Mr. n p. Hosacl has been elected Secretary
OF the American Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Mr. De COrdOva lectures this evening in Stein
way Hall in aid Of the Mission work Of st. AIMS Church
for deaf mutes.
The annual ball of the Father Mathew r. A.
b. Society. Branch No given last night at the New
York Assembly Rooms.
Postmaster Kelly has struck telling blow at
the gift concert frauds by denying their managers the
privileges OF the PostOlice.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
been crushed at the PayOnia Ferry.
Capt. James b. Mix, formerly of President
Lieutenant Colonel of New.York Volunteers.
"The Drifts of Long Islandr ia the subject
which was announced last evening for the next meeting
% a to Association ''r the Advancement OF science ana
The annual convention of the Alpha Delta
Phi Fraternity Is to be held In NewYok the last throe
days OF April next Geo William Curtis is to deliver the
Grafton.
At yesterdays meeting of THE TRIBUNE AS
sociatons Trustees Horace Greeley chosen editor
for the ensuing year The Post Association has chosen
William Cullen bryant.
Catherine Robinson, aged six years, was
badly burned about the right side and shoulder last eve
out the stove at No. u Mulberry-st
Eight thousand domestic cigars were seized
Yesterday by Mr. snac Harvey ihe Revenue Inspector
ton, that they we're not, rs marked, imported"
At the annual meeting of the Century Club
ton and Lewis NJ Rutherford ec-Presidents; and Geo
j. Putnam, Librarian. The committees composed OF
artists.
Coroner SchiImer held inquests yesterday over
btD cS O o M on eyt o W yeI ns fan ana an
Gated in bed at NO SS East Thirty and No 50
Mdng INST, respectively.
Manhattan Lodge, No. 44, |. O. of G.. T., was
instituted in the sixteenth Ward Hail. Saturday
nf h % Shari9r mSmSeIs The S Officers are Joseph
aud ohm 81. whyte. WIS
The First Metropolitan Land and Building
Association will meet this evening at Farmers Institute,
To be disposed Of and the time appointed for the noin-
ton II officers for the association.
Claims were considered by the Board of Au-
dit Yesterday az follows John Vanderyoort sos for Ia
boz IN City Han Park Edward sheray policeman, 500
for arresng Illegal voter. Francis Rubel 1881 for 1
sic furnished by order OF the Common Council James
Ronacum 500 for horse killed by falling OF Pier No. "a
North River.
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday
over the body Of Miss Emma T. Jones, well-known
school teacher, who died suddenly while on her way
home from he dedication OF Methodist meeting house
post moTtem examination. and found that death mad
suited from apoplexy OF the lungs. caused by tight
The live stock trade is quite animated under
the stimulus o., Of light supply and cold weather Beeves
rInne advance sheep count up 9lsj6. or double the
number OF the previous week, and still all selling at
higher rates OF hogs We have lOOye and 1855 dressed
for the week They in fair demand ut tc. advance
from this day week, though that much lower than they
were foY days ago
The Now York CITY Sunday School and Mis-
sionay Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church held
it, annual meeting inst evening in the Methodist meeting
house IN Thrticthst and tho Rev ID. L. Marks reported
the years work follows: Sermons preached, 423
prayermcetng-, 45s class meetings, iGO families visit
ed, 1904; sick visited lJ conversions. 3Is;
bers $50; sunday schools 6; officers and teachers
pupils. l,S9si baptisms, 9i funerals, iis.
Burglars forced an entrance into the hallway
OF No. Southst sunday night and cutting through
the partition the first floor. entered Messrs T. L. De
MSTy Gay ASr ec JsTsy y etaS ,h
rtOie 10 conceal their operations the thieves. by
and heavy safe and taking gold and silver watches
diamonds. gold watch chains, etc. valued at than
The Grand Jury having entered and pre-
senied their indictments in the Court OF General sessions
L. Clarke, brakeman tho Morris and Essex Railroad,
consigned to state Prison to two years for
King, ss Pfieeythe k an nts l Of not over
Is but an old cnender sent to state Prison to
ring from Mr.. William Downey OF No. 70 Nassau-st.
Sergeant w. II. Lefferts of the City Hall has
been reelected President OF the Metropolitan Police Mu-
cents on the death OF member and the fund thus ere
Sh 20 On .e siTrsy d nes ING
$3.50 collected and given TO the widows other
1906 80 members have died and their families have been
paid tljGsI. Eight members have died within the last
Two months, and their representatives yet he paid
The NewYork correspondents Of the rural |
press sometimes write amusing opinions concerning the
commercial metropolis. A writer who would seem TO |
cruisngground the harvest field OF the high soaring
beggary Of whole continent; while our princely mer
Of contributions than purchasers OF goods Hence,
rich generally court and reputation for
caar instance but which in any case is Indispensable
as protection, like the shell OF IA tortoise"
The German Branch of the Y. NJ. G.. A., |
managed by number Of most substantial and trust
worthy citizens OF German birth, acknowledge contribu
tons follows Mr. Ncebe, 81 Messrs. Setback Hopp,
<25 Mr. g. W. f. s.; Mr. W. L., SIS friend ~; Master
Becker, 47c.; Mr.. f. Eginger. tl Mr. Quicker, 81 Mr..
Peter Korber tl 10; St. Mathews Church. t35 ca the
Rev. DIR. Stohlman. S. Mr. John Kornahrens, 81 Mr..
Rudolph. 81 Mr Glatzmayer, 81 3o +. Ecklnger VI
Messrs +. Beveredge * Co., S. Mr. Corduckc, u Mr.:
John Berge, 81 In Provisionsl bag OF lntles bag OF
peas from n friend from George Bacbmann IA n hon.
my; from Theod. schlorb IS n beef from NJ Becker.