New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
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"Wind and Whirlwipdr y is the title of new
Il e X Of @ os ss s'en
VIM. H. Hudson, an escaped convict from tho
Kings County PenItentary, was Thursday evening"
arrested in the Fourth Ward OF this city and taken back
| to his old quarters. 4. '.r .af.sf .r a.
| The stock of oils, drugs and foreign grocer
les. owned by Messrs. Kornemann Co, at No. Cedar
st. damaged by fire yesterday TO the amountof taoo
| Insured. rff .-s I.r I..s.t RI
Mr.. S. A. Whelpley of No. 491 Greenwch-st
had stolen from his pocket yesterday wallet contain
! in his favor by A. III. WiswalL .i l 81
| Mr.. Jane Pratt, native of this city, aged SO
years died suddenly yesterday at No t57 West Thirty
fthst Coroner Keenan, held an inquest aud verdict
| of death from disease OF the heart was rendered
| Henry Quarling, six years of age residn3
at No Is seyenthave, was seriously injured yesterday
morning by being run over BY runaway horse az attaehe4
Twenty -seyenth-st.
| Mr.. C.. E. Bliss was badly burned about the
hands yesterday morning by the explosion OF can Of
alcohol which placed IN boiler OF hot water the
stove in Mr.. Bless mandatory, No. lO6 Johnst Ne
damage done TO the building ID r
The Board of Audit spent the whole session.
connoys claim for $1,000 FOR Injuries sustained by him
by being thrown against pile Of stones In the upper pat
| VI the city NO decision.
| complimentary concert and sOiree Gdus dnD
are 20 be given to BandMaste G ). Grsfula at tie
Academy Of Music on the evening OF Thursday, April 6
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Superintendent Kennedy issued orders yes
terday to the Police TO seize all copies OF 7he illustrated
Police News wherever exposed for sale The Wholesale
dealers hearing Of this order declined to sell any 70 the
newsnen and sent the edition back the publishers ~
Boston, Mass. f.f... |
James II. Rodney, a plumber having an Office
OF Centre and Duane.sts while at work yesterday fen
suddenly dead; cause supposed to be disease OF the
heart An inquest will be held to-day by Coroner Flynn.
The deceased about 40 years old and resided In
Brooklyn
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Keenan, the body OF an unknown man found ia ss
IeS tSs s e he nde Tie deceased was about
five feet nine inches in hight siu built had brown hair
musache and goatee light complexion and blue eyes,
aud was rather poorly dressed.
At the meeting of the American Bible Society
Managers, the Rev. Heman Dyer ID. d., and the rev. r.
H. Fowler d. d. were elected delegates represent the
Foreign Bible Society Grants Of books were made 70 tho
value Of S2Os0 Three auxilaries from WisconsiA
Arkansas, and Texas, were recognized
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
schrmer, the Firstave. Police Station over the body
The child had evidently been stranged cord still ro-
manned its neck None Of the inmates OF the house
proessed know anything OF the body, aud Veruct N
accordance with the facts was rendered.
The Fire Marshal's Report for March, 1868,
res and alarms occurred during that MONTH
this number four Of incendary orgn Two
were made for arson 80 one Da 1no nse r a
pears TO have defect in the repaees behind
the cage of living animals on the third floor.
The congregation now worshiping in the
chapel OF the Rutgers College have already begun 70
build their new church Fifth above Foryhfths St
portion Of this building IS to 9e completed early IN nrds dse
the title OF the Church OF tho Heavenly hest' Inc
Rev DR. Rowland and the Rev Mr.. Conrad have charge
OF this movement and win continue to otcate as CO.
Rectors.
Coroner Scbirmer held an inquest yesterday
at Bellevue Hospital over the body OF Miss Nina iudwg
native OF Germany, aged 25 years lately employed a.
Nos. 6l9 and 62 Broadway, who commit
ted suicide on account Of disappointment IN some pSs %
testimony corrObOraed the account previously published
in THE TRIBCSE, aud verdict OF suicide ny poisoning
rendered.
James Campbell, who was arrested on Thurs
day for having stolen articles OF ewerY valued at
nom d airs st' E.S sor ssa%tnst The property
has not yet been recovered but the detectives believe
day last. was bolrder at Mrs Arcbers house, and
the evening the robbery called at the house 10
money loaned by her TO different persons it was kept
in a closet between two rooms.
Two hundred and fifty Journeymen COopers
OF New-IOrk aud Brooklyn strike for higher
wages. Daring the past i%inter, owing to mga
prices and hard tines the employers reduced the wage.
on work, until the w0rknen hardly support
their families. They say they ask for only reasonable
wages and they seem determ,nea 70 hod OUT ut an
No. 6S East Broadway last evening other similar or
ganigatoUs throughout the city have promised them AID
in they should need any.
BROOKLYN-The police restrictions against
unmuzzed dogs are being put in force.
An infant about three weeks old was found
in POplarst on Thursday and gwen an charge OF the
! City nurse
An Intellectual attempt at burglary was made
premises Of Thomas Maxwell, in Godst, on Thurs
day night.
Three cart loads of whisky were seized in
in the Forty rst Precinct yesterday morning aud tho
drivers arrested
| John HckcOx was arrested yesterday on .
charge Of false pretences preferred by VIM Sheppard
OF Albany The accusation Is that the prisoner sVd lilo 70
free from meumbrance whereas was mortgaged Tor lS
full value HiekcoN was taken TO Albany for exam'na
| ton.
| The Irving Literary Association met on
THURSDAY evening and elected the fqowng9a%ea
Christmas; Secretary Joseph Green Treasurer, samud
| Crossing; Editor, A. 3. Wilson, and Assistant Editor,
| Paul Meyer.
! Seven hundred and one cases were treated
4 at the Brooklyn Oispensary last month.
| A man named Crogan was knocked down
/ and robbed saturday night last. His
| assailGnts were three IN number
The Rev. Samuel +. Farmer was installed az
Pastor OF the East Reformed Dutch Church. Bedford ave.
| ON Thursday night. The Rev Drs Kimbal and Eddy,
and the Rev. Mr.. oerce assisted in the ceremony.
Mr. r. Van Valkenburgh has withdrawn from
the Board Of Fire Commissioners t
The following named officers were installed
at meeting Of the sylvan Stream vison No i93 Sons
OF Temperancs. Thursday evening william Archer,
| AR s.; jeremiah T. Grlmshaw, f. s.; Geo Fletcher,
Treasurer; Wallace Teale Chaplaln T. h secerd Cop
duCtor; r. BalOu A. c. j. Hawley, j. .. aud N. Frith
s.
An act of incorporation for Monastery, TO
be called The 81 Francis Monastery OF the City VI
! Brooklyn" is pending legislative approval
| Seventeen fires took place during the month
| OF March. Loss $4,000; Insured for $4,000.
! FLUSHING.-The Rev. DIR. Storrs lectures
here xt week.
| ASTORIA-The next annual meeting OIL tho
! Queens County Odd Fellows is TO he held here.
| GLEN COyE.-The Inhabitants of this place
celebrate their two huniredh anniversary on the aSth
| prox.. by clam.bake and ehowjer party
BABYLON.-The telegraph from Jamaica 10
| this place j. finished.
| HUNTINGTON.-An new brass band has re.
i nra-inil ed here Flrmers hive cOnncnced