New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

night James Burke tailor, slipped on the sue Wa Mak 10
opt n, No 1a Am,ty-st on Friday, and broke MS leg
a., he same evening" Margaret Martinez fell IN Ninth
ave, breaking her leg ard ROBERT MalAtr ai ~ NnrS
schei fractured her thigh by slipping on tne pa'eSnt %
the intersection Of roadway ana on tb ideW"lb
Mrs Mcclure, OF No 10 liaminons. zen oii 'ho "'" ""
near Castle Garden breaking her arm
Miss Salie BrownsOn Goodrich lectured IN
DodwOrth Hall last saturday evening ON Tue @
forms is that which Christ would perform II lie we're ON
earththe saving fra fallen Oy ia i% inv Sspg
and urge her abandon an Infamous lie. IL Woulu not
he 80 N the good and virtuOus 10 unite IN move
ent that would this noble end for its object The
chief cause that led 10 prostitution was 10 be iOu III he
6eercsSess 0f men who employ sewing at wages
ins sufficient support them Prevention IS better tah
cure, and Christians should leave nothing undOhe 10
save from this great evil the thousands OF Struggling VIZ
tIous females IN tins city.
The School of Drawing and Painting, cstab-
bsEed in connection With Rutgers Female college, er
lts new charter was formally opened On fiuy m uo
embracing addresses from the Rev Dr. Ilor9h Oh the
Tabernacle behalf of the trustees. and Prof. p on
behalf OF the College lacuy, to.einet Thse ra
the artist gentlemen in charge OF the school ltse hr
Mr.. Daniel Huntington. President OF tie Acauemy oi
Design and Mr. H. Carpenter President Pierce opened
the occasion with an address, announcing the iunheht
and stating that the endowment fund of S5OV proposed
last Spring is almost complete. Instruction III the
school is TO commence at once.
at the Reformed Dutch Church, on the north
west corner OF Fifthavc and Twenty ynntsi, The New,
York SUNDAY School Institute commenced us annual
f'''i M p prsdtd After the singing Of The appointed
anthem 10y the choir the reading OF the scriptures ny me
rev T. " Chambers d. D., of the Collegiate Reformed
Dutch Church elaborated the many current o09Su9n' 10
sunday Schools. The Rev. Cyrus d. foss oi - ianls VI,
T. Csuch spoke briefly OF tho Sundaycchools beng the
hope cities, and followed 10y the Rev alr sabe,
ton 10 christ At O'Clock. this evening" the services VIII
be continued and will close At about ococb.
The services at the Brick Church Mission
Chapel in West Thirty y-hst last eyonine were devoted
made by the Rev j. j. Lamp Pastor Of The Church, and
Mr. 1
hores now Icid out for splendid achievements in
benefit Of foreign missions 1hls lhl,slon %
about one year ago 10y the Brick Church Is now i inosI
Nourshng condition. Their new chapel capa9t oI ac-
commodatus about coo people was opcned h nay HS,'
,ng Connected with ~ Sabhathschoo of about goo
children About % communicates were added 10 inc
waiting TO Join On next Communion day.
During the past fortnight Postmaster Kelly
has been literally bescgtd 10y "hce-holdcis, merchants
f1r thcr various friends and rctaucrs for the position OF
letter carrier TO complete tho arrangements for me I'M
proved delivery of letters in this city, il found neces
sarY TO appoint 100 additional carriers Mt kcly mas
selected from s Of l2oO names, many OF whom are per
sons WO have held responsible mercantile poa ions, but
have been thrown Out of employ ment by The depressed
state Of trade Tile men have been selected with great
care every one of them having passed thorough ply Il,
cal examination. number Oi them nave served IN u"
army ncItafter there viii be eght deliveries OF letters
down town, and mne up town At the hr-t day exam
inaOn only Out Of 90 men was rejected ana on VIC
second day only three Of were rejected. Hourly
collections VIII be made from the lampposi boxes from
to N. Letters mailed ai stations ana - before
stations / ana boioro before slj p
M viii reach the main office at 300 p and in time Tor
all she morning mails The hours 0f deilN5y rom me
Office to all places below line bounded by Franklin
st. Wcsf broadway, Canast Bowcry and Caidrine st,
will be e. $780, lC3o ana 1880 H. ~ ana l. 2 q, ana j, ~
The hours of delivery from branch Offices VIII be ';J e:V
10, aud 1875 q. M, and 1880, ?, 3, ;, ana p H.
BROOKLlN.-A cOlOrcd man named Martin
Neyison arrested on Saturday on the charge Of in
sulti;g females u appear pc haS Tor Soino h3nn st ~,
ncihbOrh0Od of Fort Greene and Initiating the barking
of dog take hold OF Their feet. and sometimes SeAc
them 10y the The Fortyfourth Precinct Police have
been after him for long time, and eventually succeeded
in taking him into custody. He was identified by several
females al the stauOnliouse. The accused was locked
up
The number of arrests by the police last week
am ounted To 27l Tor oil ofiensCs.
Five hundred aud twelve patients were treat
cd last mouth at the Brooklyn Dispensary.
Thirteen fires occurred in January, involving
a loss OF $4,000 The assurances reached Ssl'OO.
The Hon. VIM. c. Jones, representative from
the Nh Assembly District has been unable to attend
lis duties al Albany in consequence of illness.
Nearly 400 lots have already been sold 10y the
Nassau Water o"rd for non l"y nt OF the tax for the
year 1861.
The UOnWm G. Jones, member of Assembly
from the Vth }rooklyW Districts lying III with dphthc
Tia at his residence in Hamiltonst.
4 meeting of the Trustees of the Children's
Aid society was held Saturday evening when the
nal read The society is in prosperous con
The sub Committee Of the Democratic Gen
era Committee OF Kings County met on saturday eve
ming. and a list OF five names from each
Ward two Of which aIe TO be selected for The General
Committee.
John Faulkner residing in Main-st.. fell over
hoard ThompsOs Wharf on Saturday. ana sustained a
compound fracture ~ one aIn lie Rescued from
drowning by some parties ia the vicinity and taken to
his home.
Collector I. +. Wood of the Third District
Saturday seized still in a rickety old shed on Gri-
laD-s. near Flushingaye., and two complete tins both
in operation old frame building at No. Cler
InoHtave. No arrests AT either place.
At the Star of the Sea Roman Cat olc)
Church yesterday evening the Rev T. Ieckcr lectmed
before large congregation upon the subject Why do
Catholics Invoke The Saints The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the poor Of the parish.
The annual ball of the Brooklyn Fire Depart
men Will take place at the Academy Of Music this
iDg. large number Of tickets have been disposed Of
aud from present INDICATIONS vii be most brilliant AZ
lhsns' Fund OF the Fire Department.
\ child named Jessie Noble, aged years,
residing with It's parents, No. s. IrOspects swallowed
sence mother Saturday afternoon. It's condition
discovered Immediately thereafter aud the proper
remedies applied by physician and al last accounts
it was considered out OF danger.
Mayor Kalbheisch has prepared a card in
answer to eAMaySr E1+s IN & fiGenl letter. IN Which he
1856 and s67 e~pcnded the fun amount OF his appro
he Mayor Kalbhcism only expended in his former
Mayoray s2O Out OF his contingent OF $500 IN is2 and
S35 ont OF the contingent Of 500 in 1868 In this branch
only Of the Mayors Office is the Mayor uncontrolled.
The Adclphi Academy, an institution for the
mental aud physical training Of boys now completed,
ana viii Dt lDIONli open 10 ilt PUBIC tOlnOTOW Hglt.
The Row Nj. Bcecher will assist in the ceremonies TcIe
are three departments Of instruction in this school
neum, which cost s2o,OO0; the commercial col
lego department; and The scientific department.,
covering Laboratory IN which tho students amply
provided with complete work tables, and perform prac-
tca work by classes.
4 large meeting under the auspices of the
Kings County Central Temperance Association held
the Park Iheator last evening. upon which occasion
addresses made by Mr.. JOhu Morgan, known the
"Fethcr Mathew orator" the Hon. Wm. T.. Dodge, and
others. The arrangements, IL was announced.
nearly completed fOr grand mass meeting In favor
sustaining the Metropolitan Excise Law, to DC held
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