New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
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Robert Simpson, aged SO years. died suddenly,
YESTERDAY, at No - Bowery, supposed from intem
porance.
The Castle Garden Labor Exchange has sup
piled employment for l22I Of the 2Ss applicants during
The Board of Audit yesterday, beyond taking
additional testimony in cases previously heard did no
business OF Importance.
Patrick Heavy, 35 years old, dropped dead
yesterday In James Boulons grocery, No IS Greenwich
ave, where he was employed.
The grand masquerade and full dress 81 BGt Sa
dOpCra at Pixies Opera-HOuse, next Tuesday evening"
premises to be a very recherche affair.
The Rev. Il. l.. Cuyler of Brooklyn addresses
his old Newiork congregation, IN MarKets'' ONu'"' "
reunion service, tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. Jay Cooke, in card puohssniSS,uao etse oF an
where denounccs the his name as trustee Ola, O an
English oil company as deliberate fraud upon the puDo'
Richard Martin aged five years was whose Tao dTer Rar
by q feed wagon driven by Edward Iul,y' i"9' 0''o'
and initantly killed. Tully was arrested
Thomas Hayes, a labOrer, fell into the hoId oI oI
tbe shin daniel Webster lying at Pier No North RIVER RIVER
THURSDAY evening" and was fse 10 the Hos
Ptal. =, co,o.
An inouest was held yesterday by Coroner
shrmor ut the Merecrst Police Station over tne Dooy
of an infant found on pile Of bricks in Tenth-st, near
Fourth-aye. verdict Of death from sunoeatloh was
rendered
A " Soldiers and Sailors Central Grant Club"
h 70 he organized Tuesday evening next, at Pythago
ras Han under the auspices OF the Soldiers and sailors
Uon League The Club is to be formed independents OF
ST party considerations.
The Fair and Festival conducted by the
ladies OF ST. Tinothys Church has not closed but s TO
and Thirtvfourtst on Tuesday next and will continue
Oh Wednesday and Thursday
A lab0rer, Thomas Murphy by name, while at
work yesterday digging away an emDankment IN seven
ynnthst between ave. and Firstave, was buried by
OF falling earth He was soon dug out but life was
found 10 be extinct An inquest Will De held
Mayor Hoffman has approved the ordinance
Of the Common Council II faHorf widening IN oSd
SAID
tonsquare in an obque direction untlf 1t strikes f'h
ave
The English Lutheran Church of the Holy
Trinity will be opened tomorrow, for the first time undef
the care OF the Key P hrGSe n1bero S Church oreazd in
this city; the first having been established over ~ years
The report that Catharine Kellaher, who was
malciously burned on the thigh at No 4s Cherry
few evenings ago by Margaret Ryan Had Geu m went
there to hold an inquest found the woman not oe"u'
but recovering.
On Thursday evening, Col Ward of the
Twelfth Regiment greeted at his residence by the
presence OF ms command and serenade from the regi
by the return Of the gallant Colonel matrimonial
tOur, concluded by banquet.
Theodore thinner, q native of Germany, 80
years old who, Thursday night took dose OF NOR nor
mime while i'm the "Pacifc Garden concert sal0On died
soon after being admitted TO the NewHOIk Hospital lie
was drug clerk in the employ of Dr. RosenbuIger at
No 1863 Avenue A. Coroner Rollins VIII hold an inquest
to-day.
The stock of clocks, watches and jewelry
owned lay Messrs Frcund, Keeer Co.. on the second
Of 2 1 Was dsgsd T 2y %sTG pS
The first floor and basement occupied by Messrs ". g.
Rogers Co.. sationeTs and printers LOSS Oh sIoeh pS
water $500. Insured.
DIR. Willard Parker's lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association IN the College OF Physican
last eyeng After reviewing his previous lecture he pro
ceeded TO explain the functions OF the lungs and he
day lie urged the Importance Of ventilation, and said
that the principal cause Of consumption earoonie acid
Timothy Buckley, late seaman on the
receiving ship verInont lying at the Brooklyn Navy,
wouud received at the hands Of shipmate, Patrick
on tho 2th ult Frontst Rooseveltst. The men
had been warm friends, and the assailant, immediately
TO the Police. An inquest win be held today.
Detectives Kelso, McCord, and Eustace ar
rested four Young Brady Frank @ sbeo1 S9g SO o
being the party Who on the night OF the tth inst bur
at 5S5 Broadway, and stole opera glasses gold spec
taelcs and other property yaued in all at over sooO
Inspector Dilks, they locked up at Police Head
quarters.
The Rev. G. Goepp, of Canada, is now solicit
ing aid Of foreign Christians in paving of the debt in
CURED by the erection OF new building for the PTePaIa
sezsoE Society Of Paris This Society has now been in
existence years and during that time has established
schools and employs % agents of whom 4s arc preach
The Theological School has been established is years
and given 6 pastors to the churches and is now train
lug students The building cost 10000 francs of
which 10000 has been contributed.
The case of Officer Klyder of the First Pre-
elnct who charged with being implicated in the theft
Of ten bags coffee stolen from the vessel lying at the
has been brought before the Board Of Metropolitan Po
lice Commissioners. The testimony showed that Klyder
EMPLOYED the eXpIessman who brought the goods TO
EewYork. and that he accompanied them TO the place
where they were delivered in Greenwiel-st. on the
other hand Kyder introduced testimony prove that he
was at another place at the when these transactions
took place. The Commissioners reserved their decision.
BROOKLYN.-COllecto Wood is to make
another raid on the distillers of the Fifth Ward
The ends of the streets at the flights are
soon to be laid outflto miniature parks. .
At the meeting of Carpenters Union No. /,
on Thursday evening" addresses we're made in favor Of the
eighthOur movement.
The Mohawk Club will play its nine against
abe field Monday for the prizes given by Mr..
Chadwick Of The A6terieai, Chronicle.
In the Supreme Court, before Judge Gilbert,
gave verdict for $500 IN favor OF plaintiff
The Plymouth Temperance Association hold
n meeting at Plymouth Church on Monday evening next
The Rev. stephen II. Tying Jr, and Prof Allen y Thomp
son. the eloquent temperance lecturer, viii address the
meeting. All are invited
Bertha SteigIitz, a child was slightly injured
on Thursday in Wyckost, by being run over by run
away horse that had broken loose from wagon. The
horse and wagon belonged to Mr. Ely reeher IN whose
In the City Court, before Judge Thompson,
Clement Trmbe obtained sl5 damages from Joseph Hop
s GG sa as dsnd sa when " for from
him In the OF Edmund Hilker agt. Dennis Nc
Henry, for SANDER, the jury found for defendant.
The flags of the City Hall; Court House, and
other public buildings displayed at balfmast yes
terday in respect 10 the memory or the late exMay0r
GfGTss s oek hs aeoop for the purpose Of
making arrangements TO attend the funeral which will
day afternoon. III
In the Supreme Court, before Judge Tappan,
IN the Of Jacob Levy agt Patrick Canpbe the jury
was for 81 500 damages for the seizure Of plaintiffs goods
by defendant, the latter claiming that the goods were
haf he eOn