New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
At the Lefierson Marked Police Comm. before

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge. John Steen was committed on charge Of
No 81 Mercer-st goods valued at 800 Henry c. Kane
charged with entering the factory Of Smith Morrison
breaking and forcing open the outer front window and
attempting 70 steal $50 In money from the safe and
sG d for ana MeD f w%s on n ON
charge Of stealing from his employers g. quantity Of
elk goods, &c. Valued az sizo on tne 18th OF October
The Commissioners of Public Charities and
Correconimet yesterday President Bowen I'm the chair
DR.. f. A. Castle was appointed physician and acting
granted for the purpose OF procuring musical instru
ments at the nebriae Asylum II ordered that the
cells Of the City Prison be cleaned up at q o'clock M
and the head keeper visit them for inspection daily ut
a. The receipts Of the Commission from Nov a TO
date were 1884 80 Appointments were made Of John
keeper at Randals Island and John orr steward at the
city Prison
In the y. s. Commissioners Office, yesterday,
before Commissioner Osborn James Harvey charged
with having on the sd inst, broken into the bonded
warehouse. No. IA East Twenty nfthst, and removed
nine barrels OF whisky on which the tax had not been
paid. Evidence given that, at o'clock the
Ing OF the day above named defendant driving
a truck from the bonded warehouse, on which was
number OF barrels that looked like whisky barrels The
case was adjourned TO Tuesday next for further hear
ing.
ncyGcneral Brewster. and the Hon NJ b. Lowry PEN
sylyania, at the Astor House Gen, - M":1in, and
SSS q H. Young D, Albany gGd GS' DSnps and Allen o.
stanwood. and Col ID. Mann. Alabama, Gen W. Whit.
teboIe anu COl D. Dillon, Boston, ana Judge Hubert,
Saratoga, at the Metropolitan Hotel; MaorGen Pre-.
yost, Philadelphia, at the Hoffman House.
The Carnival Ball in aid of the Dramatic
Fund Will DC gwen on the evening OF the nth Of January
The following Is the Committee OF Management August
Belmont John Bloodgood Theodore Moss 7. NJ Markoe,
O. g. Gray, H. L. Cutting Harry Palmer, Edwin Booth,
l.. W. Jerome, George W. Mclean, j. n Corlics T. "
OughtOn, ID. b. Ice, Lester Wallack H. O. IIavIyard
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs Lester Wallack Mrs Thco'
dore Moss,M Gen Viele, Mrs. Edwin Ludlow Mira AL
e1ander Mott, Mrs. J.. W. Jerome, Mrs d. kingsIaid.
Mrs. George +. Belts.
The nuditorium of the Sixtooptb noo.;o.
Church lled last evening by large and fashionable
Assemblage, the occasion being attractive enterta-
ment offered by Mr. Robert Elder. the Organist of The
church, who assisted by number OF amateur artists
selection from "Der Froischntz" played on the piano
by Mr. Elder aud daug hter, enthusiastically encored
while the singing OF Mr. Menzes aud Misses Bout0n and
Wiliett equally well received The entertainment
having been gotten up for the benefit Of the sabbath
school attached TO the church was highly successiul
At the Europa Chess-rOoms, in DiyisiOn-st.,
there good ATTENDANCE last evening, Of profession
all aud amateurs who mp 20 l0i o'clock, succeeded In
playing co games. The tournament VIII be continued
this and 10 morrow evening Tie entrance Ice IA d and
the Prizes 10 The most successful PLAYERS Will De $50 set
q (lcss aud two urIzfG lu unDCY.