New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
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Marshal Tappan granted 101 licenses last week,
and received therefor Sge5.
Senator William NJ Tweed is fitting up a
bllard-rOOm at his residence.
Mr.. George Barton, printer, was found dead
in his bed AT No 50 ROOseVelt-st.
Rutgers Female College annual report is 10 be
read to the directors this evening.
The Brickayers' International Union, num-
benrg 1900 men, viii parade to-day
Ratgers College Chapel in the Fifth-aye, was
opened for public worship yesterday.
About 300 additional city lettcr-caIiers are to
be appointed after the 1st Of February.
An infant was left at the Rev. Dr. Mornss door,
IN Fourtecnth-st, yesterday morning
DR.. Anna Densmore lectured on medicine In
Buuyan Han, Union-square, on Saturday
Ex-GOv. Lowe of Maryland delivered reli-
gious discourse last evening in Cooper Union Hail.
Grafulla's Seventh Regiment Bands third
concert Saturday evening was fashonably attended
Grant Club, with Mr.. James Watson as
chairman, organized in the Fifth Ward, on Saturday
The Postmaster-General has granted 100 Ii
oenses to sorekeepes III NewHork for the sale OF post
age stamps
superintendent McGregor has ordered the de-
moon OF several threestory brick buildings at Second
ave. and iftyfOuTth-st.
Mr.. George w. Ewing, late ianitor of the Po-
lice Central office, buried from the Stanton St Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon.
The Supervisors room in the new Court House,
which contains marble bust OF the late Elijah f. Purdy,
is to be ready for use next week.
Peter Lind, who was brutally beaten on New
Years night by gang OF drunken ruhans died yester-
day. No arrests have been made.
Spiritual interest continues at the Church OF
the Sea and Land. Forty-one admitted to member
ship yesterday; Of these II are seamen.
number of persons interested in unclaimed
bank deposits met at No. Dos Broadway, Saturday,
with the view of obtaining legislative action.
Annual Ball of the Young Mems Association,
In aid Of the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum, next
Thursday evening, in the Academy OF Music.
I Cd of
perance, addressed Saturday evening by Messrs
Mills, Edgar, Hindie, Mitchell and other gentlemen.
Judge Busteed's family reached Mobile on the
eth inst Their arrival exercised favorable influence
upon the Judge, whose condition is daily improving.
An unknown woman fell on the sidewalk at
the intersection of Thrdave. and feminist. yesterday
S aed was taken i'0 " u ''O'' INC '''i'' anu
During dispute at No. 90 Cherry-st., last
evening john Gallagher stabbed hichae Nolan in the
forehead, in1ictlng severe wound Gallagher was ar
rested.
Mr.. Heiss and Mr. Bailey, the superintendent
and engineer Of the Cuban cable went out Saturday for
Havana TO repair the cable, and make surveys for It's
tension.
Lindsay R. Richardson and Charles Wake
nave Deen elecIed FiT9V len9n's III nc SeNSh'9 vE
Lieutenant.
The American Commissioners of the proposed
Havre International Maritime Exhibition Will soon
thoroughly organize the department devoted to the
United States
The School Trustees of the Twelfth Ward
elected
Secretary, and Gillespie Miller Clerk About 5000 pupils
attend the schools.
Masonic skating match, under the direction
Masonic School and ASYLUM Fund is to be the event next
Friday, on Major Oatmans pond.
Henry Vincent, employed by Messrs. Buck
tngham Lane, manufacturing jewellers, No 10 Maiden
lane, absconded Saturday, with a diamond necklace
and earrings, valued at over 1900.
The funeral of Mr.. John II. Lee, an aged and
retired lawyer, took place on Saturday from the Thir
teentt Presbyterian house Of worship and the remains
were deposited in the Marble Cemetery.
Jacob Bulach, III years old, committed sui
hanging himself with worsted comforter. Coroner
keenan, unable to find any cause for the act.
At the rooms of the German branch of the
NY. NJ G. A. No. GO Ludow-st the exercises yeser-
DAY afternoon very interesting Succeeding as they
did the daily dinner TO the poor they happy indeed
Brig Gen. Lloyd Aspinwall notifies the Fourth
Rev H. NJ. Gaaher Of Brooklyn will deliver the annual
address in the Assembly Chamber.
The friends of the Excise law met on Satur-
day evening, and Committee appointed TO confer with
generally concerted action by the teetotal societies
against the repeal Of the Excise law.
drawing is to take place in the parOchial
for three fIns Of coal The tickets are sold at 50 cents
faiment for the poor of TRANSPORTATION parish.
Coroner SchiTmer held an inquest yesterday,
Bodne who Friday morning last, was found uncon-
fracture Of the base OF the skull WAS the verdict.
The unlicensed liquor dealers convened on
Saturday evening, 70 select representatives to visit Al
for the modification of the Excise Law OF clause allow
ing all persons TO sell who may apply for license
The Tribune Almanac for 1868 contains the
with especially full statements Of Registration and Yo
ing in the Southern States, all compared with former
elections For sale at The TRIBUNE Office for 20 cents.
The Andersonville Survivors Association have
elected officers as follows Capt j. Mcdonald President;
Capt Won Gessner Vice-President; Charles Williams,
Corresponding secretary; Sergeant Eugene a. Baldwin,
Recording Secretary and Lieut. Joseph o. Seek, Treas
A meeting of the "New-YOrk City Sunday
School and Missionary Society Of the T. Church is TO
be held this evening in the Thirtiehs NJ. T. Church.
The society possesses real estate valued at $1,000 ana ~
is expected that the expenditures for the current year
will reach $4,000
The new Roman Catholic parish, extending
from side OF Fourthave TO the East RIVER and
from the north side OF Eghteenthst to the south SIDE OF
Twenty third st, is now in working order on Saturday
(Demit Dispensary buildng) were sold
Vandewater sold, on Saturday, some excel
lent stock chestnut colt by Crown Prince, l5t bands
high five years old, and with good action brought $780,
very handsome bay horse 16 hands high, eight years
old that trOt i'll 2:5O was knocked down for 1925
Chancellor Kent, bay horse seven years Old was sold
for s325.
TO make the necessary room for such of the
deserving and destitute are compelled to make the
Workhose their temporary home, Police Justice Bowling
on Saturday afternoon sent 133 discharges to the Commits
Charities and CoeGoR u and dang 5eS
women who fatten there
The Citizens Association, represented by
Messrs. VIM NJ. Vermilye, Thomas j. Powers Joseph
Alien NJ DelanO, Nathaniel Sands, Richard NJ. Henry
ard VIM. Il. hunk, visited Blaekwels, Wards, and Ran
da's Islands on Saturday. Commissioners Bell Bowen
brennan, and Nicholson accompanied them To-day the
city prisons TO DC visited.
At the Saturday evening meeting of the New
York Literary Club, at Clinton Hall, John H. Stats pre-
siding the Special Committee Incorporation reported
that IL had prepared bill 10 be presented 70 the Assem-
bly, giving the Association power 10 hold real estate not
10 exceed S25O and 20 establish fund for the support
OF aged and INDECENT literary gentlemen.
The Rev. II. Bannister, who was recently