New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

Tar failed to put appearance, and consequence
Mr. Harris exceedingly anxious to discover his wheEe
abouts
Coroner Herman held an inquest at st. Lukes
Hospital yesterday the body of Dr. Oscar Herman
RS SUPPOSED S to have taken Sadannm on Monday night
while in the East F1y-ninthst Police station post
death caused by congestion OF the BRAIN the result
Of ntemperance, and Verdet IN accordance was Ien
dered Dr. DOring was native OF Germany, and 81
years Of age.
The Third Union Cooperative Building So
ciety held public meeting at Mr.. John W Farmers In
sfitilte No 20 Iudow-s. when the following named ON
GERS were elected John Fisher President Heinrich r.
Peters vice-President John W. Farmer Tresurer Rob
eleven Directors and three Auditors elected Subscrp-
tions VIII commence Immediately Their regular wesky
hundred and ffty-three thousand dollars already III
vested In shares.
AT the meeting of the Board of Fire Com
missoners yesterday, the Chief Engineer reported tat
80 fires had been extngushed by individual companies
during the month of April 40 buildings had been slightly
Se9aSsd Sesfr6Sysd letter was read from Mr. BergR saying
that he considered the means employed at present Tor the
rescue Of persons from burning buildings TO be totally h
adequate. Mr.. Bergh's application for badge was
granted Several fines imposed members of com
panes for neglect Of duty.
AT n meeting of the Metropolitan Board of
Health, the following preamble and resolution Nero
having represented Board importers Of hides rag
wool have experienced great loss and df1 in oong fegt
be allowed the Nsvol o The Cholera
S9d % S,hs & diseases TsG tns o sbS G public mind on th.
subject pae declares that during year such restrictions
were imposed Nor does anticipate The necessity o imposing any 'h
general restrictions
Robert p. Tillman. II years of age. residing
with his parents at No. Franklnave, Brooklyn, was
q Co Of No Sc walst 70 the Post oHce with package
containing 81 600 addressed to Joseph Levy Co OF
Hamburg Germany. This package was 70 be rekhteieu
and young Timan reached the PosOice at l:4O o'clock
The postage stamps on the package were NOT coz
age. The boy left the building aud has not since been
seen by employers relatives It's feared that the
afraid TO return 10 his employers or friends
BROOKLYN. - The Hudson-ave. Railroad
cars are running again.
The Odd Fellows of East Brooklyn intend
fitting up new hall in Myrte-ave, near Franklin
The annual regatta of the Atlantic Club is
20 take place the 18th ~ June. The race 10 be from
the Clubhouse Gowanus Bay, to the Southwest spit
near Sandy Hook.
A meeting of the Superintendents Of Sabbath
Schools IN the Western District OF the SUNDAY
Union was held in Plymouth Church Tuesday even
ing, TO make arrangements for the annual parade.
The anniversary meeting of the W0mans
Temperance Association Of Brooklyn will be held IN
Packer Institute today at o'clock y. An address will
he delivered by Allen 1. Thompson OF BinShainpIoh'
Messrs. William VI. Boerum and Z. 4. Koll.
never were on Tuesday night elected Commissioners Of
The Western District Fire Department, to l vacancies
The Board consists of five members They hold Office Tor
five years.
The funeral of Mrs Catharine Brennan, who
was accidentally shot by her husband few weeks ago.
took place on Tuesday. Ihe remains were iol9Wed 10 70
a mile in length. Mr. Brennan occupied Of the car
raEes ana seemed TO be In great gFief
The fifteenth social reunion of the American
emy Music tins evening Senator Wilson 70 preside
and the Rev Henry Ward Beecher, the Rev Henry NJ
PLATTE OF France, will deliver addresses
A horse and wagon, alleged to have been
stolen from Reuben Reeves of Newburgh ~ one Br9wn'
York. Tuesday. Brown IS awaiting tiial on the accn-
saOn andt alleged that he sold the property 10 some
Smith - WV
At the May meeting of the Sunday School
Union, the Rev. Mr. Gallaher. and Messr White Hart
lowing named delegates 10 other Unions appointed;
New-York, syyanus White; Eastern District g. d. Far
son; jersey City, &, A. Van klecck; Kings County w W
shulnway.
The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association held on Tuesday ught, on
cceed tn and committees ' appointed Mr. wcfes
was chosen President The annual report shows thai
$92 81 Total receipts, $n,6s5 2s There arc now Loo
membershp was 7O2: In 1884 ICs; In 1906 i2jl in 1861
| 1885, in 1868 IL will be over 400.
At the recent annual election of the Board
Of Park Commissioners. Mr. John : T sfranahan was
chosen President aud Mr. Walter :. GHnths secretary
The Counsel OF the Board was directed 10 initiate the
necessary proceedings relation 10 the Park extension
and also in the matter Of Sackett Douglass and Pres
dentists. Boulevards extension. The Washington Park
over in conformity with resolution directing that est
mates Of cost be furnished by the superiniendents
The new Police Station of the Forty-third
Precinct just been completed II located ~ Butler
ST. near Court and occupies ste s5NlO0 ect The cost
Of the ground was 1900 aud OF the building sHeo u
three stories high and besides being substantial build
Ing Is provided with all the accommodations necessary
10 make thoroughly good staonliouse for police pur
poses Capt Rhodes Of that precinct reception la
the building last night. which. notwithstanding the
lnclelheht "ththeI was nttonucu ~ laIk uunucI "
and ali passed OFF IN a decidedly satisfactory manner
M. l. A.. II III.
were signed yesterday by the Commissioners, Messrs
George 6. Reynolds, Seymour L. Hustled and Daniel s.
VoOrhies. and filed IN the kugs County supreme
Court The COurtHouse property now extends from the
First Reformed Dutch Church, JOracmOn-st, 10 Boo
rum-st and from Fuon-st 10 LiyngstOnst Tho awards
Olxi00 feet 40 DE Vaucene estate 3350 feet s0O
feet t3475G MIR Gdersleeye. i2x52 $500 In addition
10 the awards for land and buildings Mr.. Burnham
ceves for his house. 70 be- deducted from the
paid 90 the schenck family and S35 55 FOR bis fixtures
Mr. Daniel Hughes receives $500 for his lease TO be
total cost TO the county Of the awards h s39 65 The
legal win bring the total cost up 10 about 100000
Coroner Smith concluded the inquest yester-
day into the circumstances Of the death OF Mrs Cathar
who died at her residence corner Of Cler
most and Flushingaves., BON the 9Th inst, from the
effects Of pstOlshOt wound in the head number OF
! witnesses were examined, wEo proved that MI John
Brennan and his wife had always lived peacefully to-
geiher. The testimony OF Dr. NJ r ReSin proved that
| he was called 10 Mrs. Brennan about p the
I'd inst aud found her standing IN front OF her hns
| band, who was engaged In washing her head He
| prObed the wound she declined going 10 bed
10 anything. In answer 10 questions. by witness she
said that the injury caused through Johns careless
ness, he had been drinking Sunday, Monday. aud
| Tuesday found her up and about the house attend
| ing TO her usual duties she was taken down
Sunday evening; attended her until she died thought
| inflammation caused by her keeping mp aud about
the house after the shooting. Nicholas Dalton. friend
OF the Brennan family, testified that he called at the
house the morning OF the accidents she up and
getting breakfast noticed her head bandaged and asked
what the matter was she said she had been shot that
Brennan took pistol out OF his pocket and threw 10
the counter that she was stopping down at the time
when t of and shot her In the head Several other
witnesses examined whose testimony was 10 "a
similar effect when the case was given 10 the jury who
rendered the following verdict That Catharine Bfen