New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

FORE that they should be apr ehensive of retaliation Du
law and order, and best exemples lts pTlhophSt ~ ~
the people for me redress of wrongs can H tn Vi
The Democrat afford two cents per lire 10 TINS leho"'
) lecture was delivered last evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of the Sea and Land, corner of
aThet and Henry &c SaFT Tme The Church was
wen filled by an attentive audience, which appeared TO
fully into the eaTnestnes OF the lecturer Inc 9
iect Of Capt Harris lecture TO demonstrate that In
temper lnco is the germ OF almost all crime, and IN the
course Ais remarks he made his hearers acquainted
with some curious and startling facts Out OF the whole
number OF prisoners detained for various oenses in this
state during lS2Oths Of the total number owed their
to the Of strong drink in early youth. Nor were the
inmates OF prison his sole examples OF the evil effects
rendered.
The dTawing~rOOm cars Oh the Hudson River
Road cost each The body of each car rs "a feet
long The projections of the platform add about 10 feet
more to the length. Each contains eight small apart
meuts or raWlngrooms capabe of acconmodating four
persons EACH and four large suitable for entire
family One Ofthe large rooms is set apart for the common
Of all the occupants OF the and is fitted up with
elegantly upholstered revolving chairs. Each room
ept the last contains beside the seats table, mirror
haracks and other convenences. The body OF the
is finished III black walnut and cedar The roof is ele
waited and most arsticay rescoed along the sides re
keep the air in the car pure and equal Cold and hot ar
conductors with registers opening into each ROOM pass
through the car The heaviest plate glass windows h[ee
feet square, supply each room with, and afford fu
upon its course Wilton carpets cover the floor. and
heavy costly curtains to the windows afford protection
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cars are set on siXwhcel trucks
At the second anniversary meeting of the
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Am
mails Thursday evening Henry Bergh, esq, the frcs-
dent was in the chair After some Introductory remarks
Mr. Bergh in which he congratulated the members
on the organization of similar societies i'll New,Engahd
and in the West the report OF the secretary, MI Jon
Nude, read The report aludes TO the many well
known services rendered by the Society to the community
and which from time to time have been chronced Gv te
cattle the transportation of meat the use OF horse esh
food, and several other kindred subjects were reeT
Ilfa1 On fla Vlo he
cheering view of the future prospects OF the Society
The Treasers report the receipts for the year at
Sl313s 95, and the expenditures at $3.50 % Investments
in United States bonds at SOS 49, and IN drinking foun-
$3.50 The officers elected for the ensuing year
follows President, Henry Bergh. Vice Presidents
john T. Hoffman. Peter Cooper Benz. j. Hicks, VIM.
James Brown George T. Trimble Moses Taylor Horace
b Clatlin Executive Committee-games T. Brady John
John \. kennedy John b. Murray, Nicholas Ludlum, ~
7. Hosack William McMurray Oliver II. Perry, Thomas
Treasurer, John B. Murray. Secretary, n. r Hosack
The annual meeting of COmmandcry No. 1
of Union League Of the State Of York was held at
ter senior vice Commander in the chair The following
named candidates were duly elected members Of the
Order For the First Class-Capt Reed Werden, U. $.
john j. Amy o. s. Navy No 2ei sacketts BT6oEyn
y. y; Major Gabriel Grant late Surgeon Second New
late First " Y Mounted Rifles No IS East Tweny-sxth
st. New-York City The election Of officers for The ensu,
David g.. FaTagnt. L. s Navy for Senior Nice-C ON
mandeT BrCNct MalOr-ten NJ. Il. MCMAHON late Il. >.
Vols; for Junior NlceC commander Breyet Col Jos A.
slipper late &. s. Vols for Recorder Breye Col Hoatio
Lieut-Co Stuart NJ Taylor late T. S. Vols Tor Chan
cellOr Brevct Col Charles A. Carleton late L. S. Vols
Brig. Gen; O. Y. Dayton, late i. 5. vols. Capt $ D.
Trenchard, U. 5. Navy; Breyet M9iOrGen E. l.. Moli
neaux late u. S.NOls Brevet Major II g. Lockwood. late
L. s Vols. The order is in very nourshmg condition
and embraces many prominent officers OF the army navy
fraternal, politics being rgidly excluded.
BROOKLYN.-A fashionable wedding in the
Eastern District on Thursday evening was the subject
At the annual renting of the pews of the
Central CONGREGATIONAL Church on Thursday evening the
sum OF 81 800 was realized in premiums.
The baseball match on the CapitOline
Grounds between New York and Brooklyn did not come
of yesterday, but has been postponed
The Mutual Club will play their opening
match today at the Union Ground, II the weather IL
Five of the Aldemanic Committees met on
Thursday evening, engaging at work nearly every mem
Der Vf the Board.
The labOrers employed in Prospect Park were
paid of yesterday aud Informed that all who failed
% o 60 SoT mot on g n he n S S AZ Si M 30 per
/ welk.
A child three years of age, Anthony Ames by
name, residing with its parents at 70 Fiatbushave,
was chokcd death on Thursday afternoon with coffee
beam which had slipped down its throat An inquest was
held by Coroner smith, and verdict IN accordance with
| the facts was rendered.
! Father Mac Namara has made arrangements
with the City Railroad Company the DE KaD-aye Com
10 Tie grounds of the EewYork CaThoS College All pe
presenting tickets for the approaching excursion
The excursion is in aid Of educational enterprise.
Elizabeth Gan, 20 years of age, was arrested
accusation Of grand larceny The prisoner accused
Of stealing SO in Treasury notes from the residence Of
George DetApc, NO ll5 Leonardst, T. d. The money
was recovered.
Ii is said that the Brooklyn City Railway
Company discharges on an average 100 conductors per
ducora in their service and put ON new force. The
object was TO Introduce with green hands new sys
TEN OF making returns OF fares by which 1T Is believed
the company will be enriched to considerable amount.
Lizzie LANCER four years of age, whose pa
rents reside IN the rear OF No l29 staggsty D wac
by No 2eG OF the Grahamave. line II was found
necessary to amputate the eilds right Elb and its
the arrested by officer Hamilton and locked up.
Mr.. John Brennan, the proprietor Of liquor
was taken into custody yesterday on the accusation OF
shooting his wife with pistol Mr.. Brennan attended
residence Saturday night last and getting into diff
Guilty returned home for his pistol His wife seeing that
keep him in the house and failing tried TO the pistol
from his hands In the struggle for its possession tho
nan has been inscnsibe most of The time
since. The Police being Informed Of the affair
arrested Brennan yesterday afternoon aud lodged
an Investigation; MI Brennan says that the pistol
selfcOckng, and that at tue time 1t was DISCHARGED he
was IA the act OF delivering II to ms wife IN order to
vince her he had no intention Of taking it out Of the
house lie reels very much depressed now that he re-
azes the consequences Of his criminal folly Mrs Bren.
nau is about 30 years Of age and has three children
GLEN COVE.-The centennial anniversary of this
village viii axe pe. on saturday May 20 Instead Of Monday
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CARNfANSVILLE.-Wa Council No. g.
Z L. A. nauala!et their sew Couae Chsnb this village on Thurs
MAY with appropriate peeebe patriotic
neatly decorated with national flags and eytTgeeBs
slsns The UNPLEASANT weather large audience ofsdi and
zeBileinen pieseat
MORRISANIA.-The Rev w. II. Chamberlain has
received cali Trinity Church grand COrcen Of the Union IAr
menlc epe viii be given Monday evening llth inst, Al Morris.