New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
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THE CITY.

Births last week, as per certificates Of ply
sicians I3l; still births, %; and marriages 80.
The WorkiDgwomen's Association is to pur-
chase a permanent building on Bordsi for $4,000.
Among the passengers by the Arizona for Cal
fornia Gen. Ftz Henry Warren aud WIFE Dr Bahn.
the Rev. J. Harrison and WIFE, and Dr. {. g. Newport
and family
The Association for the Prevention of Gamb-
ling report. that during the month OF November they
admitted AZ members aud reported 5s clerks TO their
employers.
The next scientific lecture before the Amcr-
Institute will be delivered on Friday evening net
by Prof Alexander OF Princeton College, on the "Iclo
scope aud It's Revelations
At an auction sale Of damaged upland cotton
from wreck OF the steamer Maruon yesterday after.
noon $50 bales were disposed OF tprices rngg from 4
to 27ic. per pound, the average being about lic.
Charles Farley yesterday fell from building
had his skull fractured. He died in few moments. rus
body was removed to his late residence. 40 5J1 West
Twenty slXthst ana Coroner Rollins requested to hod
an inquest
b. Davis Nixon, jr. of Syracuse, It is reported,
has been invited by Mr. Hoffman the Governor elect %
accept the position OF Private Secretary Gen. Franklin
Townsend Of Albany, has been designated as A4Iutmt
said, the InspecOr-General
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
at Bellevue Hospital over the body Of Mrs. Agnes Cat
agher, who died from burns received on the 2h ut ~
the explosion OF Kerosene lamp al No Dry DocksL
Mrs. Gallagher and her two children were drcddtuhy
burned one, an infant, died day or two since.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
Ioseph Iawess aged IS laws who died overdose
Of hot drops administered by his mother. Tie drops
requisite to be given. The jury exonerated her
Messrs Toby & Booth are about TO move their
slaugherng works to the Erie Railroad property above
tie Neehawken Ferry. In New-Jersey. The yard men,
Messrs Alton Moore, have made purchases Of land az
the same place. and there Is every prospect OF New1ork
soon becoming freed from the saughteI-hOuse nuisance
The Farmers Club of the American Institute
had large attendance yesterday ana u considered
various kinds OF corn, the Walter grape preserving ircSh
uiaaf tnStlCs,
Flowing" read by Mr.. Greeley Euil proceedings
Will appear IN THE WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
On the DIST ult., Henry c. WhipDY Of No.
3C2 East Tweuty-sixth-st, quarreed with AMMO Engeo
with whom he living at the above locality, and hs
her skull She was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital and
yesterday reported TO be IN DANGEROUS condition
Whppy arrested Immediately aftei the assault ana
was committed to await the result OF the WOmahS ina
ries.
BROOKLYN.-The Young Peoples Assoc-
sary last evening number OF Distinguished elergmcn
were present
II is understood that the Rev. Or. Iittlejohn
has accepted the call to the EpscOpate OF Long Island.
New-York
Thomas Matchett, the keeper of liquor sa-
loon Flushihgaye was brought before Justice ily
yesterday the charge OF keeping hiS pace open as
examination. and gave bail to appear Tor ai before '"S
Court OF Sessions.
Michael Monaghan, a labOrer engaged in laying
Gay sustained fracture Of one leg by the falling Of
stone from derrick by of which the rocks were
hoised OF the excavation The inquired man Was con
yeyed TO the City Hospital
A portrait of the Hon. John Greenwood first
Judge OF the City Court of BROOKLYN has recently been
placed in the courtroom The Court was established m
isi9 which there have been four judges VIZ John
Greenwood, Erastus ID. Culver George GIReynods and
the present incumbent, George Thompson
The annual Fair and Festival of the Brooklyn
Industrial School Association was commenced at tho
Academy OF Music yesterday afternoon. ana was well
attended Articles OF nearly every description are on
hbon and for SALE the proceeds To be devoted 10 tho
support Of the schools The Fair Will continue tins and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
PARKVILLE. l.. 1.-The Rev. Henry Belden was
regularly n;;s. as pastor Of The Rs etse %
wood the BSyss the Rev y Jocelyh snl toe Rev.
frank Russell participated IN the exercises
FLUSHING, l.. I.-Work on the North Side Rail
John HHs village The residents Of college Poas .sl What
for early Communication By rail ~ith duaeT o'at
GREENPORT L. I-Snow feel to the depth OF
inches YESTERDAY at ths place.
PELHAM, n. 1.-TWO rascals knocked down
Mr. G"uy as be crossing Pelham ndss on SuDisy SEh
threatening blow his brains he made oater' robbed hI
of vabes he had his person aud he0 deeanPed
OLD FIELD POINT, l.. 1.-The cellar for new
light been completed this place The mes haidnf
situated 's T 1s t.ep.I S h. Sss he Sp a. spp
priAuOa Of $1,000 havuE been made for the purpose
TOMPKINSyILLE, s. 1.-THE musical and dra-
evening attended by large aud fashionable audience The
oeP, tho after aog a. expenses VIII snGna 10 over
nights and robbed Of sone valuable harness ETC.
EDGEWATER, 5. I.-During last week number
been allowed to remain state Of 10 e nes'
the residents the negheoEh0od The 'ss auihon
IL neutral In the matter
HOBOKEN, n. 1.-THE Rev. GEORGE. Mingns de
versi Of Lectures Monday last "a the Pre-
bytorAn Chureh taking for his subject Top to Oaora' 20
lecture devoted 10 the library fund OF the chussh
BRIDGETON n. 1.-The work Oh the Ninaand
RAJ mah between this place and D'e'''e" o" Ae peAN '