New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
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Thirteenthst, On Saturday evening
JAMS Jansen, a German sailor while intoXlca- int-
ted on Saturday evening jumped sdnSd INTO % y the police
The Bridpeport (COnn) mail is to leave this
city hereafter on the a. M, accommodation 'nS'''
The a. m. express.
The Anti -Pawnbroking Society met on rlr Satnr-
day and adopted the bill amendatory 10 thtIr the ~
tng act prepared for presentation 10 the Assembly,
Seven thousand three hundred and forty seven
poor persons were fed at a. the & PISe SefoTe SD'
The "JolnsOn Defenders met on saturday:
and resolved themselves into %
organizations, and a roll OF 10000 persons.
James Coyne, a native of Ireland, AZ years OF
age residing at no 50 Muberryst' died suddenly last
John Mayhem by name, at No. lC2 Bayardbt
A meeting is to be held in Cooper institute
20 behalf of Washington College Ka ts Sas Prot
Roswell and others, will speak on the OCCASION
Peter Clark. a boy, slipped upon the ice in
West Fortietst last evening" anu h suS,e% t %o 15s Nest
FOrtetl-st
The Rev. Isaac S. Hartley is to lecture on
~The Catacombs OF Rome" in the Presbyterian Church
Mt the Intersection OF BrOOme and Rdgests tohorrO"
evening.
An inquest was held on Saturday by Coroner
Rollins at No $50 HOuston-st, over the body OF
NTs Francis Hay, who was fatally burned few days
since, by the explosion OF Kerosene OH lamp
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest on Satur-
daT at No COS Eeventhave the body of an infant
Mary Morris by name who was aGeqentaiy so'heIeu
A thief, while attempting, on Saturday even
ing to board schooner lying at the loot 0d S Rnssa
The thief fell as If wounded, but soon after He'd
A renconter between Joe CObuTn, the pugll-
t and Col Gleason occurred az ao ts Tarx h d I'd
arrests were made.
Michael RemmecB in q quarrel with Teresa
Isaacs IN the tenementhOuse No. 6i3 West IwehAslN III
sSe G S 80 neaT ans eject that the wCmans
burned by the powder. Remmcck escaped
Marshal Tappan issued the following licenses
during week secondhau dealers, % coaches, ok
presses IS yenders, 81 drivers, ls Pupnc %s, 80
dirt carts :. y ad P9r'eTT or Fine Gss l O IO'a i'
The Hons. Michael Hahn, w. s. GrOesbeck,
and X L. Caruthers and Gens Wager swayne MS a. vs.
Ht the Fifthave. Gen ~ II. Davis, u 5 A., and capt
talbot Of the British army are at the Astor.
"The Stilling of the Tempest was the sub
Seet last evening the first OF course OF Lectures on
xhe Miracles he delivered in the chapel of 81 Marks
Church by Walter Delahed ON each succeeding
Sunday evening until April H.
The annual Commencement of the Medical
Department Of the University OF York VIII oe hed
toinOrrow evening ia the chapel Of the University WASH
the graduates
Mrs. Ann Keegan, a native of Ireland, aged
70 years dangerously burned in her apartment at
No Eizabethst yesterday, by her clothing TAXING
nre from oil which was spilled upon lne
noor and which her little boy had gnited She was sent
TO Bellevue Hospital.
A safe in the Rupert Brewery, in Forty
ftb between First and secOndayes., was blown open
by number Of burglars, ON Tuesday night last ana
persons sleeping in the building but none OF them
heard the explosion, although the safe was shattered
The Sixth annual Commencement of the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College took place at me
Academy of Music on Saturday evening, Prof j. c. Iay-
lar presiding. The graduating class numbered ~ Le
address 10 the graduating class was delivered p te hon hon
Clarence A. Seward aud the yaedeltory py T. d. Dos
worth, NJ D.
On Saturday evening the Independent Circle
Of the b. held a large meeting at their Hall, No
% East Broadway Among the speakers was Capt kir-
WaI Wounded in the Leg While IN sEinsh on the hills
OF Kerry His remarks were very interesting ana were
At Vandewaters horse sales, on Saturday,
some very good stock disposed OF at better than
ss sd FOR 500 Very fast mover Prince realized s7O5
col: Mayor Winfield Years old rOSs wSs hRSsked ss
A brutal dog-fght for 500 occurred in the
XIIHh Ward, on Saturday evening one dos bad ms ms
trr ,hs ASbt Is IA not expected 10 survive
Marten, the brutal owner OF the victorious dog O
70 PIT his 5 dog !sse , against s any pO0na oOS IN the
Mr.. II. Olsen has recently patented a life and
"a Sf aS so
for the hands and hnned sandas Iof 1he Se ""th w IN
alike useful fol motion or hoating Inc Yane OF te III
Vention as a life preserver may Dc easily understood
The annual missionary meeting OF the old
Johnst Methodist Episcopal Church was held yesterday
The morning sermon was preached Py me * KEY is w North
Carolina Conference preached The sunday ser
Eightyfour dollars was collected in the sundayschoo
for the missionary work
Mr.. Joseph Dion played another match game
of billiards with Melvin Foster Saturday night The
match 1900 points up at the fonr-ball carom game
Dion by points. The play throughout was very
good, Dions best being l02 6i9 ll6 and 1884, and
averaging 29 Foster 1870, 1885, and 259 and aver
aged Al l629. All the big runs were made by careful
nursing.
The Legislative Committee on the ClausOn-
Van Brunt contested election were in session on Saturday
On behalf Of the contestant "a witnesses we're examined,
making over 2O in all The dePutykeeRer Of election
of the pOcerk for the Fourth Sixth ana Seventh Elee-
tiOn Districts Of the XIXth Ward arc missing while by
law they ought to be at his Office. The Committee arc to
meet again this morning.
The Helvetia left this port for Liverpool on
Arizona sailed for AspinWsli with full list Of passengers
among them the Rev J. Eaton Smith. Prof. Thompson
of Boston and the Rev p Egan left for Liverpool on the
City Of Boston The San Jacina for savannah took out
A. passengers. Major T.. BOynton and wife sailed for
Charleston In the Manhattan.
Yesterday the temporary structure on Can
nons BroOme erected for the congregation OF the
Roman Catholic parish Of ST. Rose OF Lima the Rev
rhsG ~ PssS% % TS Mass Ia ny & GPeRRe1 R1 ~ Ss SSe
Bars vicargenera OF the diocese assisted by the Rev
the Rev Father McNerney master Of ceremonies The
Most Rev Archbishop MeCoskey preached the sermon on
che occasion.
The Society for the Suppression of Prostitu-
fiOn held another meeting on Saturday evening. The
Committee on incorporation reported that their bin
favoraby regarded and would undoubtedly pass the Leg
Magdalen Society looking toward consolidation OF
the two soeees The y, was referred to
William Andrews and Dr. J. ROpnsOn.
The case of the Union Paper Collar Com
pany against w. H. Ward in the United States Circuit
IOurt OF this city, Is assuming great proportions. The
csse was opened in September 1866 The taking Of est
mODy defendant began October 2 1851 and contn-
ned from day TO day TIL the 10Th OF February 1868, when
the defense was closed This the first important
raIed up under the rule where the defendant is
stand is days The testimony for the defense together
with BILL makes volume OF 900 octave pages
printed matter The suit Is brought Tor
Of patents and is one Of importance 70 manufacturers