New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
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THE CITY.
Senator Wilson is at the Astor Horse.

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have 80 varieties OF pototoes On exhibition IN me Age"
turisl office Broadway.
The Cuba made her last entry into the port
OF Boston on Thursday morning, ana WILL ho'c"i'e ca"
nom this port
The first one-cent daily morning newspaper
Gncc the carly dNso te war appears lh thiS Guy ''
morning and is entitled Tie Globe
Senator Creamer, who represented Mr. A. !: 4:
Stewart interests n the last Legislature has been MAGE
the recipient of q costly house and Ot MI stewart s"
Mary O'Brien, an emigrant, was delivered ol q
child While passing along PTnce-st yesterday she was Was
taken in charge ny the police and handed over 10 Tue
Department Il Charities and Correction -
An inquest was held yesterday, at No. lSl
T,zabest, ry Coroner Flynn. over the body 9I James
eCCaun. native OF Ireland, aged 81 years On lnursu"S
syt he fell down stairs While on the way TO Ds ROOM
The officers of the 9th Regiment, n. Y - M,
have given Col Wilcox ornate album containing me
photographs of his sig AID lue officers taken by Nr H.
A. Lewis, tho successful photographer OF ChathainsI
The New-YOrk and New-Haven Railroad,
followug Commodore vauderhlts example is about 10
Replace its track with steel rais New psseugei GO @
OF the English pattern To be put on the fou Is sou
the manufacturers at Springfield, can compleo 'nc
An INQUEST was held by Coroner Rollins, yes
tcrday at No 26l West TwenycshhsM In GTer tS iSS
while the attention OF her mother was at'gI "a t snds
where the little girl fell backward into tuo OF not sus
On New Years evening the members OF the
orchestra at the New-TOrk Teaer presented heir aule
and popular leader, Ir Henry Tissineton halos9ne @
ns,o ysF Sa'GG S1 iS.t SS the OAKS Polka dedicated
to the members OF the Oaks Club OF this city,
The Rev. Mr.. Heron and his wife, tormeTly
India farewell meeting Wa. held in the MGs1nasb sic
Westinghouse ia YOakers, on Thursday % evening, e mnI
was attended by the ministers OF tAe FlA"so VN"N''
and others from this clty.
Nlr. Geo T. Downing, who has been long
snd iayoraDy known re- the Szs Gl M pmrpsses to
simply Coupcs,men and others WIN lov'i!!
Jcw;l io furnish suppcrs ia a fine suite Of rooms We
are com lent that Nj. Downing will meet with success
The December immigration to this port reached
1922 4l9of whom werc from Antwerp 30. , IRON
VI Glasgow 800 from liavre 22l from @
wcnf 70 Tilnos iO1J 10 Pennsylvania 7C3 10 Wisconsin
SOC 10 Michigan ESQ to ONO 25s 10 NsW-Serse,; @ & i
New-NoIk.
Coroner Rollins, at No 105 East Fonrth-st.;
took the anteneren dep9sn3n 1 ear's H5 NOM
ilg wm they were so none Sd M %le T n5rtv OF Tnsnown
men, and, on their lenosif9tns WY So TeY can
beaten with sluRg shots aud brass Enn3 has' yrs ey
Fave been made.
The representatives of the Liquor Dealers
Association met with the New-York and bToOKlyh men M
bTs Of the state legislature yesterday alteIoo' az M
John McKeou's Office the purpose being TO conpite ,e
draft Of an act 70 sae the sale & Sd % ot IN me tne ,
inr Excise Law The bill, as drafted, vests tle
SoTeSy o1 d BIoolIvn i'm the Mayors OF the cities
tpectivcly ana the counties Of Kings Queens and Rich
hi saws nothing about closing liquor shops aiteT md
night or sundays leaving that matter entirely I,GIe %
topsry with the dealers. This bill Is soon to be pseneu
to the Legislature and strong effort is to be made to Sc
cure its passage r.,
III
Church anniversary tomorrow.
Mr.. s. NJ. Grswold will tell the story, to-
morrow in the Em-pace Congregational Mee'ie houSo'
OF his visit 20 Jerusalem
The propcrty of the late Hon. John A. Cross,
Of fhe XIII Ward is estimated at about 100000 II Is
equally shared by his widow, three daughters ana one
son. 49, r.,
public meeting IN aid of the families of the
rcuian who were Teeetly executed at ManShS5eG, % S
on 1b silt of January next JOHN Mitchell is expected
70 deliver lecture on the OCCASION
Major Schurig, the Kings County Register,
o5 bis department appointed Capt Frank Doyle. one,
armed soldier of the IAN kegimGht. as I'm. ~. ,stb ip
samuel Tompkns, onelegsed soldier Oh 'Ae i''i 'e
meGt, as Clerk.
The amount necessary for the payyment. OF
school teachers for 1851 as $jc & 10y instaHT ~ Vi1
i3s7 COO Tie City Treasurer paid the right amount,
rather than have tie teachers remain unpaid Hence
arises mudde the City Treasurer is $4,000 short ana II
Is respected the legislature VIII nave 70 su1nVlo Ho -
suing OF city certificates 10 cover the dehciepcy'
The Kings County Board of Supervisors held
the first regular meeting Of the year yesterday 9erhoon
Mayor Kbaeisch presdHg mr. VIM .; & apgon
ment Of Mr john Finn as Engineer OF the C0nrtiouse
was tabled after considerable discussion pan lor re-
ievng the destitute of the city by giving 70
loOo laborers Prospect Park was considered al iensh
WILLIAMSBURGH.- - The Hon. Demas
Barnes who has been seonsy ILL., 99s Pseo pee0Esrsd r1 aa
makts complain; OF the condition Of tao ferry houses
which, il says Oh rainy day resemble large SHOWER
bath
STATEN ISLAND.-The grateful mother of
a Boonton soldier VINO died in the seanens Retreat:
sends delicacics every year Tor the occupants OF
tile ward On which he treated while IN tie jnsttu
lion and this year has furnished neatlyqued coyerets
for the beds m that ward. Tho last report SHOWS per
SOILS in the Retreat.
JAMAICA.-Jamaica Lodge T. and A. NJ: has
elected officers as follows: Maurice FanCOn NJ; j. ~.
BrinkerhoR s. W; George W. Allen, j. W.. b. B; Wood
ham, Wm Rost j. D' J. b. Robertson, 5. ", C.; san.
II Potter j. NJ G.. Rev VIM L. johnson, Chaplain; Robt
Hunter, Ticr. Tie above gentlemen are To be publicly
Installed Tuesday evening.
HUNTINGTON.-On and after Monday next,
January c. trains will the new branch road OF tho
Long Island Railroad from syosset 10 this village.
FLUSHING.-The amount of money raised
County and state, s9l W Village Of Fushing s79O9l2
Village OF College Point, S3O95; the seven eehooi DIS
tricts $lc9s3 5O-Total, Sll6.il7 rs.
CARMEL.-The American Protestant Encamp-
rnent have elected officers follows: John Bel. W P
Joseph smyth. W. V. p; John VIM: Meape, w &. John
Jackson " s. samuel Miller ja3, WI H. IRcn@S RS a.
James Collins, W. w. T.; Lambert Kelly, W.. 5.
CLAREMONT--The body of the old woman
who was over by the dummy car on the JeTscy Guy
and Bergen Railroad has been identned as that OI MILO
barah sinuey. She was rs years OF age.
TUCKAHOE.- The National Ice Company
have commenced cutting ice Their storehOuse has i
capacity OF $1,000 tuns and cost about S25'OoO'
YONKERS.-Mrs. Josie Sanders, Organist OF
Westminster Presbyterian Church, has been made the
recipient Of a valuable gold watch aud chain from 'he
uOngreg The Week Of Prayer for 1905 commences
tomorrow. Services TO be held at the NJ r. Church
fe First PRESBYTERIAN Church. Westminster Church. the
Reformed Church. aud the Baptist Church; The CURING
match between the NOnkeTs Club and the st. Andrew
Club of NewYork, played at tins village, resulted Ia Ia
vOr Of the 81. Andrews.
Mr.. Moses Odell was pass
ing through his woods he saw box hidden behind tree
Opening he found the body ol eau ABOUT TWO on'nS
old. IL was clothed and frozen stiu
PEEKSKILL.-Harris BOlsOm teamster to
The Pecksk Plow Works sober industrious man. aged
about 80 years. while getting UP on New care morning.