New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

is t6S fMeropotan? Gen 5 = tarstow Phadepha Is
at tie Bevoor House; Judge Busted OF Aa9ama ana
Cen H. j. Reid of iowa Is at the St. Nicholas
The n. Y. City Mission has inaugurated ont
door preaching IN various parts Of The city, ne service
M eterda afternoon at the square, corner OF Houston
La Cnmbia-sts was attended by about LOCO persons
%isa listened attenyey TO addresses by e mey Geo
at that place, Sabbath, at O'Clock p Ill., curing 'o
warm weather. =.
Ar interesting sale of choice oil paintings by
foreign and native artists came on ON saturday az NO
Nsslust The property included portion OF the stock
of Nrssrs p Levy d Co, importers OF OIL paintings
t ia pictres were disposed of, and the entire sales
notted more than 5000 mover feature OF le auction
saddled and brdcd aud each wearing ski o. Ine lncs
gIoss They knocked down Tor Slo anu slzD respect
lively, being purchased by capt "iilahs anu Onari''
Johnson. >. .
In the case of Jacob Heiser, butcher, living
in Eldridgc-st who sued out an Injunction against me
Board Of Health IeStrmg Ii, Uii i Streets o ms
IL '1dered decision sustaining the Board Of
Appears nus I I'M rrobobv he issued i'm n few days
Inv SUPERINTENDENT Kennedy. by authority OF the oaIu
~ iIaIth forbdding the Strengthening of cattle sheep
ar hogs below Fortysecondst OF the driving OF inc same
through the public thOrOughfares below FOrtleth-at
The Workngmen's Union held their regular
meetingon Friday evening nj NO 20 BoWeIy, !"
J. Jessup in the chair. communication was receiver
from the Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Assocauoh'
Withdrawing their delegation from tne Uao4 Go
sociatOn and request them TO continue thcr t
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the Practical House Painters, Withdrawing Mr. Muhail
as their delegate to the Union. SEINE discussion LOON
great need which exists Of the thorough enforce
ment OF existing laws on that subject.
The members of the Second Union Cooperative
Building Society met on Friday eyeningat Mr. JohnWfr-
nc Institute No 40 Indlow-st and paid il their thirty
third subscription. The sum amounted 70 SJO ~ naAlo
total in bank Of $O24 ~ after advancing $500 10 mem
hers for building purposes. The First Society has
$lOsGG in bank after advancing $1,000 To b"fiONmg
members. This society holds its annual meeting ON
Friday evening next when the balauCeshcct VIII PC
produced and a copy given 10 each member The
Third Society has now $50 members, ard mas aT re
amount of cash III bank. The Fourth Union Cooperative
Building Society held at the same place Of when Al1vlt
amount of 100000 Persons can hold shares IN TINS
society TO the amount Of $4,000.
Coroner keenan, held an inquest mt the Cham
herss PoliccStation, yesterday, over the BODY OF an
unknown man, apparently German, VINO cOmnl'lSu
suicide by shooting himself through the head Inc ao
ceased man first seen walking IN Nesey-5I tiA.n5
10 himself incohcIcnt manner re re, P"-',%f
to Barcayst., and. walking INTO TIC LAIR, haaG'
to to his head and fired The bal a'iS o ssion Of c
and he died IN few minutes ~ h r,Irs and a mass.
~ ,to,,r the account John Taylor with Messrs
9o9k ~ Co. tho last entry being made June 10.
From incOlereut entries IN the book, and rev words
scrubbed on Peoeof paper found IN his vest pocket u
IL evident that the deceased man was aboIng under the
halucinaon that he had been fOuly slandt,d 10y some
person Among other addresses IN tue book vas that oil
:" Leonard SymCn, No. ~ bfidge-st, y. y inc DOdy
was removed to the Murgue 10 await iaenilhcailoh.
BROOKLYN.-POiice arrests last week, 4Oj.
The 5th and nth Bngades aud DiyisiOn-s taft
will parade ON the Ith of July.
The body of woman was found at the foot
Of Reed St., ia the water ON saturday.
The BROOKLYN Yacht Club proposes to have
regatta on 2j which shall be Tree to n yachts be-
longing any recognized Yacht Club IN the vicinity VI
Now-l0rk.
A child two years of age, the son OF Charles
Welsh residing athe corner of Van Brunt and HegaW-
sts FEN from second story window to tho Sidewalk on
Saturday aud was Instantly killed.
A meeting Of the Jouneymen Bakers was
t4r D. la
take measure 10 prevent the. ouueymen from going TO
Brooklyn and taking their places IN the shops.
The cmbankmcnt of Olecrvier y Co.'s lager,
bier cellar Washington corner Of Prospgctsi; c1l'd
IN on SATURDAY. buiyIug John Singer and George lIanm
beneath Singer was seriously injured ana llahhA was
taken out dead.
Francis Mccormick and Charles Gowan,
boys were arrested ON Saturday Tor disturbing cEhuus
worship by throwing dirt into tc windows Of the jewish
tounI cxrrcI-cs Thcy were held 10y Justice Couwe, 10
await the action OF the Grand jury.
While proceeding to an alarm of fire late on
saturday night steam en- CINE No. run over George
Pryor fireman. 40 the intersection 81 Grand aud
Eehtr-sts T. D. and he sustained internal Injuries ylicn
may result fatally Officer Lei,oy TOOK charge oil Ee
Injured man, aud he removed to his residence NO
100 LOrimer-st.
A large temperance meeting was held on Fort
Green, Yesterday. The speakers Capt Chartr's,
DR. Bennett Radclin, ID. Lord and G. Iaiour Who al
psaSc he PFesdent Of the ssoaon 4 Robs
esq spoke on The pTospsy qi TIC order ~ t9s county,
different societies.
Morris Cornell, poor man, while going home
with "A 81 900 L. s. Bond which lie had bought With bis
earnings was arrested by officer, for allowing n-
muZZcd dog the rtrccts. on the To tie Police
station. the man lost his bond, out he ohcer dragged
him of without allowing him To LOOK Tor IT, Al court
Cornell discharged because the dog did not belong
10 him.
Patrolman Philpitt was attacked by party
OF rOwdics while in the act Of conducting dsotdery
person the Police-Saton on Saturday night Patrol
Fox came to his assistance when both officers were
peited with stones but inauy succeeded III uIliuE VIC
crowd away by means Of their clubs Sidney Carpenter
identified one OF the 9sants OF the officers was SUD
scqucntly arrested ana locked up.
Roundsman Depew arrested Stephen ID. Wm-
ant ut GreenpOht, yesterday afternoon ON warrant
issued by Cortland County Justice The prisoner Is
of the gross value Of $780, the property Of " H. Haynes
stolen The oiiensc as alleged was committed OctO-
bcr 1861 The prisoner viii be sent to Cortland County
for trial.
Mrs. Mary Hcnrys house, No. 60 Nassau-st,
robbed few day ago Of jewcry valued AT so by
confederate Of the servant girl Alkaline Bfown employed
I'm the family on being assured that The complaint be-
fore the Justice would be withdrawn she returned te
property she accompanied Oncer Cowan 10 her former
residence Weesyillc and opening AN Old chest gave
him every article that had been stolen Inc complainant
declining TO appear against her. under the circumstances
the complaint was dismissed
Last evening, while pleasure party, consist
ing Of about twenty persons, were returning from Fiat
bush % Williamsburgh, In large country wagon ilo
horses took fright In Broadway T. D., aud dashng sud
denly around the Of Grahaniayc, overturned the
wagon and caused its demolition. all the persons in IL
snsianng more or less injury The following are the
,es ~ those most seriously hurt: Mrs AntiIon Gross
and three children No 900 Graudst; MIS- ileinDolt and
three children No 1924 Grand ST. Jacob Frederick No. b
Grandst The latter Is probably fatally Injured
Coroner Smith held an inquest on Saturday
over the body Of Margaret Woods who died at her resi-
dence No 81 Pearsl on Thursday night under clrcum
stances which called for Investigation. 10 appears
that her husband returned from his work about o'clock
the evening previous, and found his wife lying the
sofa under the influence Of liquor. lie directed her to
10 bed and In attempting 10 do 80 she staggered and fell
upon the floor where she permitted 10 remain for
some hours. About midnight Mr. Woods picked her up
and placed her on The bed when he discovered That she
was in a dying condition, aud sent for physician On
the arrival Of the doctor, life extinct Tie testimony
proved that deceased OF dssipacd habits aud that
death resulted from congestion Of the brain.