New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
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| "Joppa to jerusalem" by the Rev. j. hyatt
| smitl, III the Cooper Institute, tonight
The large clock In front of the tfth-aVe
| Hotel is to De removed as an incumbrance.
German services under the auspices OF tnt
| City Mission, at No. 10 Coumbia-st, tonight. .
| Ball of Globe Lodge, No. 5S8 +. and a. M
| in the New-York Assembly Rooms, ths evening
Miss Sallie Brownson Goodrich Of California
reads in the Newsboys' Lodging House this evening"
Young Mems Associations Ball, in the
Academy, 10 night. In aid OF me H. u orphan AS' iuD,
John Alfreds died suddenly yesterday, az NO.
saS Wet eeventeeths having been drinking to excess
| The Youne Mems Self-Improvement Assocf.
alton hold literary and musical entertainment tonight
One of the City Masonic lodges is to have a
skating festival at Oatman's Pond Tomorrow afternoon
| The Presbyterian Historical Society will meet
| in fhe rev Dr. Adams's church this evening
| Col. r. Il. Morgan was elected, last evening,
| CoInulandant OF Post No. 8, q. A. H. -
| meeting of the Metropolitan Board OF
| Revenue is called for tomorrow
Prof. Brownson commences bis series OF 81; SIX
noplnr Ii curos physiology the Laws OF LIE, HeaIl
| and Happiness" at BreyOort Hall, this evening
| Mr.. John b. Irving has resigned, and Mr.
Charles p wheatley has been made secretary OF 'h'
| Postmaster Kelly has returned more than
5000 addressed 10 the proprietor OF single sn'
| fraud IN this city.
A newspaper correspondent says that Fer r.
nando Wood pays coo month for the house when no
keeps In Washington
Alexander Burnett of Brooklyn fell from the
third floor OF tho bonded warehouse No 20 Westst yes
terday, and was killed
Thomas Paines birthday is to be commend
rated by dinner and dance, at the steuben House. on
the Last Tuesday evening Of this month.
The Board of Directors Of the new ConsoD-
dated Express Company C. spOoner, aimee u fafpo,
A. H. Barney, w. II. Seward ir., and A. Gather
Mr.. George Dusenbury of No. 200 West Thirty
fourtht answered ring at his front door on ruetdAy
Tho Na,v York TvnoDranhicol Society WILL
commemorate me Benjamin frankin's birthday o-morTow
evening, at NO CGambers-st. Printers are invited.
The Ball of the Lindsey Blues, at Irving Hall,
last evening. was an elegant affair The company was
select the costumes were rich, and the music excellent
Col. Pinckney and number of Revenue
Inspectors made tour of Brooklyn yesterday the result
Of which was one dstey destroyed ana he IocalOh o'
others asCertained.
The Rev. DR.. Lyman sailed for Liverpool,
yesterday leaving his representative Mr. John A. King
at he Brevoort House to whom may be sent any eont-
buttons 10 the American Chapel IN Rome.
John Cammellng OF Hudson City employed
in Icrrngs safe Manufacory, st Nnthaye ant Thirty
foutst fell from the NTH floor yesterday 10 the base
ment.
A Mrs Pagan, aged about 45 years hired n
bed at No li2 Rooseyest. on Tuesday night, and was
found dead in bed yesterday with bottle Of liquor under
her head.
A number Of pigeon fancers of this country
organized last evening Society 10 he known as the
American Coumbarian Society" WIN. a. WOOD Was
elected President
Coroner Schirmer held m inquest yesterday
at No l67 Hestcrst on the body OF Henry kancc aged
Is months who. during the temporary absence OF ms
mother, had fallen into "A tub OF water
The newest of the new journals is The Sol
S B H. published on SaleTd"ys so ny nn%sd S9ei
New-York narbor and edited by Richard Realf'
The first of Prof. Bronson's series of lectures
on Physoogy and the Laws oI LIE, hesi,n, anu nap
between Lexington and Third aycs, this evening.
John Flynn, an Irish lab0rer, of No. 65 Null
berryst while engaged In coupling TWO cars al lhe Ne~
Haven Railroad depot In Ccntrest Yesterday morning
was crushed and dangerously injured Internally
Mr.. Edward Carswell will lecture, and Miss
Netle Collins read before tie cadets OF Icmlerance at
the Cooper Institute to morrow night Music by 100 voices
Of the Excelsior Bible Glass OF the Bondst. Mission.
John and Ellen Ncayley fought with one
Petit. IN West Ihrtythifd st, on tuesday night ana
Petit hit Neayey the head with an ~ innictihga
scalp wound. Petit escaped Tho Neayeys were
arrested.
The East River Medical Association has
prescriptions Of any physicns connected with that Asso-
cation without due authority for each and every such
renewal - >.. e
The College of the City of New-York elected
officers YESTERDAY. making Richard L. lArrcmors fIesl-
dent OF the Boad Of Education Chairman and Aessrs'
Vance, Merrill, Warren, Aen small AID HA'! EAoea'
tive Committee
The balloting in the Bricklaycrs' Union, yes.
terday, resulted in the cioce Of T. Edward Kirby OF
as Assistant secretary The eghthour Law and the ep
premiership system to be considered during the week
Susan b. Anthony's RerolutioH calls Spperin-.
our public schools says that the Board Of Educa-
ton rundle all the air consumed IN our schools Ia
wheelbarrOws from distance, there would DC SOME eh
cusc for their negligence in providing pure ar.
The Grand Society of United Coopers have
elected for the ensuing year Patrick Hurley oI New
President John Kelly Of Albany, efresident I'd
ward Deeny Of Brooklyn, Corresponding secretary john
Kelly OF Wiliamsburgh. Financial Secretary William
O'DOnnel OF Brooklyn, Treasurer JOutneynen are re-
ceyug 81 Der day door work. and g per day FOR n
door Work The Union numbers about e00 and has $500
In bank.
Mr.. james Kelly, Inspector of Common
schools for the IXth and XVIII Wards, las given the
Trustees of the College Of the city Of Newlork sl0,
and directed that the Interest shall be annually expended
In purchasing two gold medals 10 be presented 10 those
two students OF the graduating class who shall be selected
by Of at least twOthirds OF the faculty as best do
serving the same by theiI superior nora "Olh ana bcu
tlemanly department.
The Board of Audit considered claims yester-
day. aa follows: Herman Fletman t47 2o or repayment
OF an erroneous assessment on ms property IL fOlJ
eighh-st; the Rev Ralph Hoyt, sl9l co. for gift from
the Common Council, to enable the Church OF the Good
shepherd TO pay assessment; Charles L. CROMWELL
sls0 which he desires DO reimbursed account OF
COOn rents paid by him IA 1906 the heirs of John
OTOOe, $40 for services
An interesting dramatic entertainment was
given last night IN aid OF the Freedmen by the Third Uni
tartan Society. The comic drama The JacObite" was
first on tine b1- Miss rockingham as Ldfy SOHeriod
exceedingly humorous and the gentleman play
lng I nyoI % Tgg f,sco PopDine tho Question con
cluded the performance which was very well attended
by "a very select audience.
At Yesterdays session of the Fire Commits
sioners communication from the Mutual Aid Society ol
Fire Department was received, Informing them that
Chief neer Kingsind had been reelected President,
has sos members and on the death Of each OF the sub
scribers contributes w. and the whole amount Is prese-
ted to the widow immediate relatives ot the deceased
Since It's organization two members have died The Com
mtee Discipline presented, and the Board adopted
code OF regulations relative 10 matters Of dress
Before the Police Commissioners, yesterday,
Sergeant Hessian called to trial by Mr. John Ste
phens, reporter Of The World, for ejeetng him from
fttatfs N,u