New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
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The subscrption-rOOms of the American
Jockey Club opened yesterday.
Yesterday was the first of May, but New
need scarcely be reminded of that fact by the
journals.
A public installation and concert of the
HierosOya COiX Chapter No. is 10 take place at
Irving Hall this evening.
The Rev. w. Pope Yeaman's Sunday School
in Forty secOndst between Seventh and Eighth-aves
will celebrate its 25th anniversary tomorrow evening
The Midnight Mission l. laimed, last year.
II fallen women. Of whom 4G Ia permanently ro
formed.
An early milk train is to be run over the
NewIersey Central Railroad The Somerset farmers are
The merchants and brokers doing business OH
Front. Water and waIsts have agreed to close their
places OF business at pm on saturday afternoons from
May LIST TO November LIST.
Special religious services will be held in the
Lexingtonave. NJ r. Church, Of Fifty second ST.
church.
Dr. Willard Parker lectured, last evening, on
the Laws Of Health 70 large audience in the lecture
OF the College Of and Surgeons corner OF
Twenty thiId-st. and Fourth-ave
Among the passengers for California by the
Arizona yesterday were f. L. Davenport the tragedian;
Bishop TOrtOa, Dr. A. L. Anes the Rev. l.. Comes, and
Col. A. MIC. Pennington.
Charles Dillon, a native of Ireland, aged 81
years, fell from fourth story window OF No ~ EsscX-
inst.
Francis Flood was run over yesterday by u
New-Baven express train at Fourth.ave. ana sixty
second-st and instantly killed. The body taken 10
his late residence In the immediate vicinity Coroner
keenan, will hold an inquest
A woman calling herself Stebbins, is solicit
ing aid for deceased printer and using letter purp0r
ing emanate from Andrew Mills esq President OF the
Dry Dock Savings Bank indorsing her application Mr.
Mills pr0nOunces II swidle Consdclabie money mas
been collected from booksellers staoners and printers
A gentleman who Yesterday stumbled into
the rooms Of the Board OF Supervisors, fanced him
self in gorgeous furniture warehouse, and asked the
that the President will have gold gavel the handle OF
which is 70 be studded with diamonds.
DR.. Wooster Beach made post mortem
examination yesterday Of the body Of Mary Morissey
who died OF Thursday Ia the tenement No 81 Roosevelt
ST., from miscarriage produced by violence received
The hands Of her husband John Morrssey. Coroner
keenan decided to bold an inquest to-day at 10 o'clock
a. -..t
John Lord, IL. d. will deliver a course
OF three HISTORICAL iecturcs In Dodworths Rooms dth
ming next, and continuing on the following Thursday
and Monday evenings The, subjects selected are;
Webster" and intended TO illustrate the principles
Of revolution, as defended and opposed by statesmen
b. X Bliss, a New-York scotsman, lately
farmer for $500 They are known as the Early Rose"
variety, and originated IN Vermont They are now re-
bushels TO a New.Jersey farmer at $50 q bushel Mr.
Bliss has engaged the entire product OF that crop to be
delivered next Fall at $40 bushel
During the twelve months ending Thursday
April 80 Collector Shook of the Thirty second District
collected from internal revenue Na2io2 'S which sum
Nav s68l SIS 10 Novenber s51S1lo "a
June 6o6tt. q december lsG7. ssss2g 9
Ausa,i, 1901 3n6.s o. Eebm'g 1862 sS,s3 S5 -
Sesmbsr a67 % sSt5.9 90 March iSa ~. =. sa s ~
ocSbtf Ioos,. oo o. & np oc;i ~ InI9 a,J
August faec pas oecnsoned by the receipts from licenses
which are issued annually in those months
BROOKLYN.-MessrsW Wells, Sizen & Day
ton lecture at Union Hall this evening.
Rear-AdmiIa Charles II. Bell, cOmmandant
OF the NavyYard for the past three years, relieved
yesterday by his successor, RearAdnlra s. W. GodOn.
FORT LEA fire in hotel on the North
Road Fort Lee, almost totally destroyed the Duid
ing. Loss, 5000; Insurance, 1000
MORRISANIA.-The report of the German
American school Of the Town OF has ns been
average attendance has been l26, of whom twohirds
boys The annual income Is .1w s Co., ana ma ,e eS
of the school, and has been already largely patronzed
THE HARBOR.-The clipper ship Surprise,
Capt. Charles A. Ranett oi A. A. Low a Brothers China
York passing Aniiers Feb. 2l the Cape Of Good Hope
New.Yok on the morning OF May making the passage
days. being one oftbe quickest II not the quickest
passage on record
STATEN ISLAND The schooner j. u.
Abel Howes, bound TO Eza5ehport. was run into and
sunk yesterday morning by the tugboat stetSon' at
Mariners Earbor
STAPLETON, S. IA reporter visited Col
Nephagv Yesterday and found him In excellent spirits
and in comfortable quarters at the Fifth Precinct station
trial lie also desires s@nsIeSI.9n @ OF public opinion
until his case is decided by the cH4ts.
NEWARK.-The half-past ~ o'clock train
the Morris aud Essex Railroad ran into a coal train
yesterday afternoon at the curve IN East Newark Inc
cabO0se attached 10 the coal train was completely dem0
lsbed A number OF the veterans who have been swil
died by Peter Mead the bounty broker have hed meet
ing at which the sun OF $50 subscribed TO be used 10
wards employing detective 10 discover the whereabouts
OF the alleged swindler On Wednesday evening we'd
ding took place at the residence Of Mr. Charles lch IN
Wanuts and after the festivities had been enjoyed the
guests departed. After the family had retired
for the night, the groom Mr. Rineke. attempted to
/ hnd MS way down flight Of stairs without
lug upon the Hoor He renamed nsensble for several
hours. The attention OF the authorities has been fire.
quenty called cruelties which animals have to I'M
dergo at the Msrkest depot in this city while in
OF shipment from the West TO NewYOrk IL very often
happens that swine discovered feasns the