New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
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The men of the old 'fSecond Jersey Brig
ade have lost their batt flag 1t has becn loaned to
some one but TO whom they are unable 10 IecolecL
Can't Powell of the schooner j. ". Hall, from
Baltimore reports that the 2gth ut. Charles West,
25 years old residing IN NowJorsey, fell over
board and was drowned.
The House Painters met en- maSse al No. 1863
FultOust Brooklyn last evening Nj james White pre-
sided IL was resolved that members Of the trade De al
mitted membership IN the Society for month
1t is reported that the painters intend strike IN body
Peter Vandewart, aged 63, died suddenly last
~ nd m T6e body was taken TO his latc resi-
dence No. so West Fiiy-hrsst The coroner Will hold
an inquest.
John Hickcox was arrested in Brooklyn yes
terday and handed 10 Albany officer for having
sold for 5000 Wm Shepperd of Albany business n
that city which he represented to be free fiom incuni
brances but which Nj shepperd found 10 be mortgaged
10 the full amount
A hospital for the gratuitous treatment Of
corner of Washington and Jobnsonsts Brookyn, on
Wednesday next The hospital will bo opon daily, et-
cept Sundays, at FOR outdoor patients for such
as may be candidates for admission 10 its wards
The rooms of Friendship Division No. ~,
Sons Of Temperance In LudlOw-st., Grand were
crowded last evening The officers for the new term were
installed by the Grand Deputy "a. Williams Gleason
esq. The Worthy Patriarch, VIM. II. Murphy, csl-
aud Others made brief but telling speeches The Division
is the high way OF success.
The Rev. Dr.. George Shepard Professor in
Bangor OIe Theological seminary died that city
Monday morning, aged &C years. lie native of
Planheld, Conn, graduate Oi Amherst and Ahd0Ver,
became pastor OF the First Congregational Church OF
HallOwol, Me-. In 1870, and eight years aierward a.
suned the duties OF Professor al Bangor.
A public installation OF officers of Hob0kcu
PfsSn Peo%s Hall o. Addresses @ viii be- delivered i've by the Hon. G
g. L. {. Clifford and VIM. T. Miller. esq, Of Newark, and
monies will De conducted 10y Deputy Grand Worthy Pa
triarch, G. C. Trelease.
S. p. Avery's collection of French paintings
will be ON exhibition the gallery, No ~ Ffthave,
Of FOuueenthst. from Monday next untl Thursday
and Friday evenings when they WI be sold The coee-
necueut and the marble statue La Lc8grice" by Tan
darni OF Milan.
At the Spring meeting Of the Manhattan
Cricket Club held at No. 10 East HOusOnst Thurs
day evening last the following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year; j. Neeyes' President;
g. T. Hayward, Secretary Messrs Oakley, Weston, ana
PerTy1nan, Managing Committee Practice days are to
be Wednesdays and Saturdays
The rooms OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION No l6l filled 10 oyerhowing last
evening by gentlemen only, TO listen to Dr Willard
Dr Parker introduced 10 the audience by William T.
Dodge jr. The lecturer listened 10 attenyey by
his audience, and frequently warmly appauded. Among
other things he lkened mans form to house The skee
the frame the head was the cupola; the abdo
the pasement the lower eHtIenlties the under
pnnmg. The stomach was sort OF kitchen. and when
things went wrong below stairs the man who lived In the
first story wac apt TO kick up row. The nervous sys
TEN was telegraph, with connecting stations all OyeTho
body and main office in the brain. The lecture not
only instructive, but highly entertaining The Doctors
been dry next Of the series OF lectures
takes place next Friday evening.
The sale of the Beaumont collection of mod
ern pictures was resumed last night at the Aeeds Cal
ery No s7 Broadway. The rooms were crowded by the
principal buyers OF the city. many OF whom were unable
obtain seats. Some valuable pictures were sold
during the evening. e" Une Scene du Carnival by Carl
Becker of Berlin. brought $2,SOG "A Russian Convoy
Crossing the River Kurd. in Asia Minor" by r. Won
Franken Of Dusseldorf was sold Tor 1885, Interior of
for 4S; Uncle Toby and the wdoE" by MoTz Caisch M
OF Holland, realized $780, Landscape with Sheep by
Eugene yerboeckhoyen Of Brussels brought 1910 The
Guard Room BY Herman Ten!KaS Of Tho Hague % was
dOrf was sold for $780, The Douceur" by w Amberg Of
Berlin, realized $780, The Fern Gatherer by f. T. Cob
bett OK London knocked down lOr 81 2OO St. Agnes
and the Lamb" by Madame Fanny Geefs and Eugene
Verboeckhoven, brought $3.50 and "Loitering by the
Waysde" BY W. Shayer senior Of England, realized sls5
The regular meeting of the Newark Common
Council Was held last evening but the business was OF
the usual routine character Yesterday noon horse
and wagon the properly oi JOIN H. d GdrIdSe, werS
been left standing Mrs. Masker whose husband re-
Gently died of hydrophoba also snanfests slight symp
erisn chneh az Rosevie YIN bo dedicated to morrow
morning The services will be of an interesting
in relaton 20 the swindiing operations OF
certain bounty brokers has gyea way Ia more cool and
caie9aten movement The cly sun penong ag sganss
been obtained frandulenty by him from soldiers, has
been witldrawl ny persons bringing me action. Mf'
nays ls also accused IN criminal cOnfl OF te saHe OF
fense bnt has been baed in the sum Of 5000 To appear
when called OF Peter Mead nothing definite Is known
among tho soldiers and there seems TO be great doubt
mands which may bs lawfully made upon him.
while Others are, Aa,phatic in their contra.
awaiting tSs ,esnt Of their iSbors DC in pd pendeavo
ing TO obtain their money. Gov Ward has given the
weeks and hs obtained the bOun:ies aud PENSIONS OF
number OF veterans. In many eases he found that the
The soldiers unable TO gain si Of their respective
aIDOunte
TREMONT-The Union Base. Ball Club Of