New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

10 the call Of the Committee.
BROOKLYN.-Total number of deaths in
Brooklyn last week, 1874.
The skating on Prospect Park Pond yesterday
days skating tie pond, and 5000 visitors to the
Mr. R. W. RAYMOND will deliver lecture in
the ectureroO Of Plymouth Church tomorrow evening
Subject Minerals" This Is the closing lecture OF the
| course.
The residence of Henry Sexton, No. 60 Law
rencest was on sunday night robbed OF clothing valued
at $780, gold watch and chain and set OF sverspoons
| The thieves escaped.
Five of nine barrels of whisky which Deputy
Inspector Newman seized yesterday at the corner Of John
who had witnessed the tn % The sSn3g res bar
Mary Ann Devan, a little girl aged II years,
while walking on the road near her fathers house.
seized by who lifted her into carriage and drove
ton Of her parents but too late to stop the carriage
Nothing has been heard Of the parties since
While Mr.. William II. Cozine, tax collector of
three %sSEe3 aSE him near the en-
ing him down robbed him of S27 in money and a few
notes for small amounts Mr. Cozne unable to describe
| the thieves.
The Police Commissioners selected on the
sd inst the OF FOurth-ave and Thrteenthst
the site for Forty-eighth Precncti Station Some
erection StatiOnhOuse there put their heads
together and purchased the property before the Commis
chosen.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen
u
soner stating that he had been served with Injunction
by Mr. Brennan who claimed that the for clean
awarded to him The matter was referred to the Cor
poration Counselor petition from number Of resi-
that permission be granted the sOuthsde Railroad Com
pany to their that thoOugfare TO within 100
feet of Frstst referred to the Railroad Committee
resolution from the Fire Department Committee re-
quesng that the Corporation Counselor be directed to
draft act authorizing the City OF Brooklyn
bonds for for the of Fire Department. W.
the purchase OF new boiler for the fire apparatus
OF 500 for firing salutes washingons birthday and
another Of 81 900 for purchasing Steamer for Engine
tons directing purchase of supplies which spec
ncatons had been made ana directed the purchase OF
yee Precinct TSe street Commisscner sent IN
versed several proposals for the laying Of the Nicholson
pavement in PieTrest and informing the Board that pro
requirements legal Referred to Committee Grading
| and Paving.
Bryan Sweeney of No. .5OS Myrtle-ave
Brooklyn, Sunday night met Mary DAILY near the
RCoseveltst ferry and accompanied her to No Roose
velt-st. While he slept some one stole BTyans wallet
containing $500 On awakng he discovered his loss He
policeman was called in The empty wallet was fourd
concealed in the bed but the money could be found
Mary arrested and yesterday Justice Bowling
mted her for trial Louis Harnach an AUSTRIAN was
yesteraay arrested 81 Ior Hsths stolen IRON Mrs MaTy
watch, SILVER watch, gold bracelet and other articles,
restored a portion Of the stolen articles Justice
Bowling committed him to the Tombs to await trial. -
The examination in the case Of Miles Murray who. with
! Edwin A. Weed. arrested some time since the
being the theft
bonds from the Bank OF the Republic was continued yes
terday, at the Toi9bs before Justice Bowling Frank
Sunday before the arrest he present interview
between Murray and Weed; the former asked Weed he
Murray replied that he had money, that had
occasion for 1t on The following day Weed then Produced
wanted loan OF $500 upon II; the package
like State bank bs Murray looked at the package
and said Why this is not good, Is itl Weed replied
cent; cannot remember amount stated, but think
il was between s. 500 and 81 6O0 Weed also said at the
age gave yon last night 81 900 in bonds; do not rcco
Weed 81 500 to be returned on the following day at l2
O'clock Weed said that he would Murray the |
SSwns Swns FSesds a at MSy 8s ua The e %
naming testimony OF an uninporant character and
would render decision in the case to-day.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD.-A County Court, |
and Court Of Session. me- vii y be fOnyened rene nt the Court
Armstrong will preside
W-R0CHELLE.-" The Black Radicals
having been signally defeated in their Infamous at
to qs nPGn f the citizens nG OF "a GO e9psT
and friends OF free government the Of New
rHary next in commemoraton OF the event The friends
Of constitutional liberty and white mans government
partake Of clam chowder at Jarviss Hotel on the even
ing OF that day The spirit Of 76 s Byes" The Editor
ia;;..2ll.
WESTCHEsfER-Margaret White of Yonk
ers was found by Officer Osborn Of the fremont Police
almost exhausted from the cold. Mrs. White had !
from exhaustion on the way She taken TO the sta
OnHouse, where she slept all night and went yeser
day 10 YOnkers.
STATEN ISLAND--At a meeting of the |
County Agricultural Society, r. W. Cameron, esq,
preparing against removing the County seat from its
present location
JAMAICA.-Revival meetings which have |
been held nightly in the NJ T.. Church, this village for
the past two months are to be continued this week the
interest in them increasing instead OF abatng Since the
commencement Of the revival 90 persons have been
ceived the church probation. Considerable excite
the village. Mr. r. T.. Tauntz, the celebrated sculptor,
has received instructions TO prepare marble tablet IN
memory Of exGOv. John A. King 10 be placed In the
Episcopal Church this village Of which the Ex-Governor
was "A devoted member
TARRYTOWN.-The Rey. A. J. Willis lee
lures tonight under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Lyceum. Subject; "The Model Wife"
FISHKiIL.-A CorOner's inqhest held upon
the BODY or John Heay found that deceased 10
his death by the hands OF Frank Vincent and Isaac b.
Knapp Popular feeling is very strong against the pris
H0BOKEN.--The Morris and Essex Railroad |
Company have decided TO candles instead of kerosene
OIL additional precaution Sunday afternoon,
while Charles jenkins little boy whose parents reside
in Patersonaye;, while playing with number OF other
boys fell over te MI Oh the old mountain road ana was
precpitacd distance OF ~ feet below of his legs
was broken and his body terribly bruised.
JERSEY ClTY.-The New-Jersey Railroad |
Company have established upon their patrol Of 20
men, whose duty Il Is to examine the road 10 see IL any
breakages cX.st. Each man has been assigned certain
section and the watch Is Kept UP night and day. This
company has Ike several others. abolished the use OF
oil In the cars A charity concert 10 be held
this evening the Tabernacle the net proceeds
affair will DC given directly 10 the needy by the COM
mittee.
PLAINFIELD, n. 1.-The meeting Of the
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