New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-18
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THE CITY.
rtnlitv last week, 40.
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Police arrests last week, 1,4SO.

,7o licenses la II weeK and collected S3,479 rs.
A firm in this city is manufacturing seven
eli gantly. finished carriages for Brigham Young
The New-YOrk Turnverein has elected Mr..
F. Ienklart treasurer, and Mr. j. IIesse, auditor.
Tho todv of an unknown man, found near
Governors Island taken to the Morgue on Saturday
John Marcellus, aged GO years. died suddenly
Yesterday al his residence, No "a Lewls-st.
The pedestrians, Miles and GOulqing, ct
III last nigh had walked $40 miles and were looking we'll
George Topley has been backed to walk
seven miles and half within the hour for $500 side
Miss Augusta st. Clair lectured on Among
the cebergs" in Steinway Han, Saturday evening she
was frequently applauded.
A new Mission School, at No. lS5 Sprng-sst.;.,
was opened, under the auspices OF the NewIork CITY
Mission Association last evening.
The VaInishers' and Polishers' Light Gnard
recognized on Saturday night with captain John Jl Us
commander.
Anniversary of the Western Branch Young
Thursday evening.
Udolpho Wolfe has recovered heavy damages
from persons who have cOuncrfelted MS uauelnaih'
More than % suits are still pending
The ioumeymen talOrs employed IN the
snithicum Shop met at No 9s SixthaVr" on SATURDAY
evening and conducted some routine business.
Joseph Fitzgerald, five months old, was found
dead in bed yesterday morning at the residence OF DIS
parents, at the corner of Oliver and Cherry-sts
The German Veterans Union, to members of
which is due bounty OF $50 or 500 met on saturday
The Fulton ferryboat Union. plying between
this city and Brooklyn met with an accident 10 her ma
chinery early yesterday morning, ana was lana up III her
Robert Calkingham, a sailor, fell into the hold
of the Crcassan on Saturday evening ana was
dangerously Injured He was removed TO Bellevue HOS
pital.
The fair for the benefit of the Thirty seventh
ST. r. c. Church, that opened during last week al
the Everett Rooms be continued through the present
week
Policeman Paret of the City Hall force, re-
covered for James KHinneman, Saturday the sum OF
$3.50 from James Express, ticket agent al NO li5 LAD
erty-st
The Rev. Mr.. Ryder and family Of Chicago,
the Rev VIM G.. Spencer Of So. Louis, aud tie Rev. j.
Lawrence of England. sailed for Europe on the City Of
Antwerp on Saturday.
Coroner Keenan, will hold an inquest ut st.
ukcs Hospital the body of John llanon laborer,
who fatally injured on Saturday by the fan 81
building in Fifty-hith-st
John Duggan. brakeman on the Hudson
River Railroad Who crushed between at the
depot at ThirtethSt about two weeks ago. died yesier
day at the New-YOrk Hospital.
The Vile de Paris n French steamer, sailed
with 100000 in specie Saturday, and the largest num-
Der Of caba passengers ever taken ont by a single
steamer from tits city before.
An intoxicated man, name unknown, was
last evening found lying In Cherry 81, near Maiketst'
suffering from bad cut on the head he having fallen on
the pavement He was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The members of branch No. of the New
York JOumeyman Bakers Society held special meeting
at Harmony Rooms EsseNstr on Saturday evening.
James Gallagher, living in Nintl-st, near
sixthave. fen down the basement seps Of No. 80 Bow
cry SATURDAY night and received conclusion OF the
brain. lie was taken To Bellevue Hospital.
Mrs Margaret Miller, while leaning ont of
the front window Of her residence, No - Lcxugtonaye
lost her balance and fen into the basement sustaining
fracture OF the arm and receiving other injuries.
Mrs Mary Henry. residing in Newark, y. j.,
fell while leaving an Eghth-ayc At the corner OF
Church and Neseysts yesterday, aud Was seriously IN
jured In the back She taken home by her friends.
n 4. ~ N
Black * Co.'S establishment ON broadway. fen down Two
flights Of stairs ON sunday morning. ana wss ee11ey
pi fS.''''
The Most Rev Archbishop McCloskcy admin
children Of both 81 Peters Church, Barcayst
on saturday morning. The exercises were very I'm
pressive.
Robert Cannon, a caullcr while at work on
the ship Panther in the sectional dock IN Rutgers slip on
Saturday evening was badly burned on both AIMS 10y ne
npsettinR OF bucket OF pitch lie was taken to Belle
yue Hospital.
The Fourth Brigade, First Division n. 6. S.
" " will assemble IN full uniform field aud stan officers
for exercise Ia brigade CyOutOns and review
on saturday the 3Oth INST Brigade line will be formed
the north side Of Tompkns square at p III.
DR.. Lambert, who lecturcd on Longevity"
before the Association for the Advancement q science
and Art few eyengs ago Is, by special imitation to
Elements Of Wealth as affected by Longevity"
The Mutual Base Ball Club played prac-
tce game Saturday afternoon. al" Reach Of the
Athletics played in the game and his left hand pitching
this year. and anxious 10 meet the New YORK clubs
Mary Ann Herrn, II years of age, who left
her home IA Eason, Penn very suddenly was on satnr
day. found by the police, employ ed domestic IN tins
city. She had obtained her situation through an inte-
genCe Office.
A public meeting TO consider the present
CONDITION OF the Indians the United States ana Terrific
res and what he best done 10 protect aud elevate
them to be held in the large Hall Of the Cooper mst
tute this evening.
George Herman and Thomas Costello, two
expert butchers, matched 10 XIII and dress five head
OF cattle at the Abattor on the 9th Of june, for $1,000
side Forty thousand dollars are reported to be already
staked on the result.
The Cooperative Building Societies of this
city are TO hold picnic in June The z7th subscription
Saturday evening, making total in bank after adyauc
ing $1,000 to members, OF $3.50 GO.
Baron Ostensachen, Russian Consul, is at the
Clarendon Hote Stugs and McEwen Of the United
States Army, at the Metropolitan Hotel the Hon j.
l. Jewett o. Ohio Cen Lavender OF - Louis; and A. b.
Cornell OF Ithaca, are stopping at tue 81 NICHOLAS
An inquest was held by Coroner Flynn at Bel
evue Hospital on Saturday over the body Of John Free
man. labOrer, n years Of age, who was killed by the
fan Of frame building which he aud three others had
lie If lived in Gii5is heai sfzthate. ~ ~ '''"
The Conservative party Of the Mercantile
Library Association held ratification meeting for the
syeuing Addresses delivered by several speakers
Their opponents also held large meeting at No go
Broadway The election Is 10 take place ON Tuesday
next
On Saturday evening a party of plumbers
2s Church-st occupied by John H. Uhl dealer In wool
ms aud all the floors and basement were flooded causing
eat loss to the stock. Tho police discovered the fact
oQg gfter midnight and entering the building, shut of
az wafer
The Sangerbund of this city, composed of 16
singing societies met on saturday evening 10 MAKE M
AXE place on the LIST OF June at Joness Wood. Mr..
Michael Fleischman VcePTesdent OF the organization
presented report that societies. embracing coo singers
ND the Tur4yerein would attend =, - -e,
The Rev. Dr. John Thompson of the Fourth
we Presbyterian Church. Ia TO sail for Europe next week
the CITY OF Washington. His health has long been fail
ny, but il was only when his society firmly estab
iied ia it's new church. and out OF debt, that he could
20 induced to take vacation. The Rev Henry H. Chapln
vii suppY the pulpit during his absence.