New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
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ropis Sieod. n Frenchman ag 'gd, u ourth-st.
,oddepy yesterday at No |5o "eS' elected First |
lanes f. j. Cunning has eent, N G. shy, i
,ionr3nant OF &c" Company, Yth nob
wee John A. Normal, reslsneu' ep for the benefit |
grand concert will be g.seb toi ms sixteenth
NJ the sixteenth-st Baptst ouiE
ST. near Eghthaver thls eNoi tho Alaska for San
Among the passengeY nn med the Rev. John
pranrisco are tie Bishoptz Never
Appleton ana Sii9, "l1 Cooperative Building So
riety viii hold pnolS -st., at u O'Clock
Institute NJ Y. Jerome sailed in the emma.
MI. LeOnaI4 ,rpOol. The Colorado TOOK OUT 'ie
EesieTTday Tor ley and the Count Henry A fano'
's A. the trials Yesterday Officer Bq SnS as
pf the Ninebved to be unfounded he was aoqm''ou'
''s h Gang Mems Christian Association pro
ne zen SINGING class at t3er and ISI, Oilers
"u rs Perkins a rigger was seriously lnJuItu;,
Jaay, by falling from the bow OF oh az t ' No l9s
ssliry.st. o,
"A grand chess tournament IS now IN prov
ess at the Europa Chess club rooms No arn engaged
In the contests. ~ . ~. o.o,,
Tho Rev. II. NJ. Gallaher will lecture this even
ing in the Calvary Baptist Church twenty R eSs
are for the benefit of the Bethesda Chape Blune u
Ferdinand Bulky, "a German. residing at NO.
SOC East NlnthSt Knife In his apartment The
wound is considered dangerous lie was reno'ou "
Bellevue Hospital
The concert at the Allen-st. Presbyterian
Church last evening proved very enjoyable nnaf me
programme, miscellaneous one was s crySded
heightened by the encOTes, and the chutch was cnO9
10 its fun capacity by large and attentive audience
The Rev. Dr. Burchard last evening, pleas
any described Curious People win lnstruGuo0 81 e S
lectures at the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Eastern Branch, No 47S Grand-st
The interesting paper on the Battle OF
pla,ts6uig" by the late Fenimore Cooper, which was
read at an extra meeting Of the Historical society ON tne
sth was taken from IanGm's Mdga-"e lor January
al Twill he pub
prof. Waterhouse Hawkins will lecture tins
evening OF the Unity of plan and evidence OF design IN
Me- Chrs ASSOCIATION Of the Eleventh Presbyterian
Church, in Fifty-hfth-st., near TmId-aVe'
The Board Of Aldermen held a very short
session yesterday afternoon President Conan IN tne
chair and land over resolutions 10 te pS Ton
Fourth-ave TO Avenue b.
The Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, Lieut. Gov,
ernor of the state viii deliver lecture on CTete a
the building fund of St. Peters EpscopaD SUNDAY
School
Joseph Glattys fancy goods store, at No. 5OS
IYftst was damaged by fire last evening 20 the amount
OF $500 insured s. coo stock and $50 on furniture
some goods in the showwindow ignitng from gas Jet
A lecture in aid of the mission work of St.
AIMS Free Church Tor DesI 2utes VIII ~ Hall nm sataf
DAY evening, on oxygen Gas ana its poPyi t5 Rev
DR.. Galiaudet.
The collections in the Roman Catholic
Churches for the Provincial Seminary OF the Diocese Of
b1tions being from ST. stephens Church ST. Patrlcks
Cathedral aud ST. GabrePs Church. who gave respect
lively 81 25s 75 SllO9. and S102S o.
The ladies of ST. Lukeis (EpiscopaD Church
commenced fair IN the SUNDAY seao4i rooms esIn
day to-Iporrow. from 10 =. The proceeds are
FOR the benefit Of the Sunday connected with the
parish
The American Free Trade League will be
addressed this evening by the Rev Henry Blanchard OF
Rrookyn The subject chosen by Mr. Blanchard is The
Religion Of Free Trade and the lecture VIII be delivered
nd TWp ia l-st.a al ID
A. II. Almy, es l., financial editor of The Sun,
delivered able lecture on Finance ana the Monetary
OF Twentyxth-St. and MadisOn-ave last evening The
lecture under the auspices OF the Mercantile Library
Association, ana was mshy appreciated " Se'eo' anu
Intelligent audience.
John B. Cough delivered his lecture on
Curiosity last evening in the large hall OF the Cooper
InOn the benefit of the sabbath School connected
with the Alanson Methodist EpiseoRal Mo manifested
iok.:t q og92a egfeourse and liberal with ap
plause.
On Tuesday night party of thieves broke |
clothing OF j. Wilzinsk No 42l Hudsonst
and stole hererom 30 oyercoats, valued az 500 Some
thug occurred rghten the thieves they
dropped the coats IN the aeyway OF No ~ ClarksOnt
where they were found by ROundsman Rasher and re-
stored 10 the owner.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Flynn the body " Capt Thomas Williams formerly
employed the Black BAH line Of packets, VINO
over ana laaIy injured on the 2ist ut IN farKroW by
Bleeckers aud Fulton Ferry car The occurrence was
shown TO have been accidental aud verdict III accord
ance was rendered.
meeting of the Dry Goods Clerks Early |
Closing Association held last night Room No.
Cooper Institute. The following officers elected 10
serve for the ensuing six months: President Charles
Nittenbcecher; Yce,President IL C. Smith, Recording |
Secretary NJ Wood Corresponding Secretary, James T.
Cody; Financial Secretary Rufus Snyder Treasurer, H.
CiapP sergeantat-Arns, william McGrath; Finance |
Committee Charles Louvre, S. Fisher, p. Ferris
The twenty-fifth annual report of the Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition OF the Poor has been
issued and shows that the Association relieved during
last year $3.50 families containing s2822 persons
OUTLAY OF Slj9 since the foundation OF the AssOcia
ton in 1s4i 7l,s57 families. comprising 7206G persons
have experienced it, bounty during which time IL has re
ceivcd ia contributions SOos,SO6, and has expended
u,Os9So3.
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday, Gen. |
shaer presiding The Committee on Finance reported in
favor OF paying the following bills OF expenses for the
month OF November Contingencies $JO7 sc coal and |
wood s. g94 Al horse hoelng Sg3 GO rents $3.50 horse
feed 5000 80 buildings. $5,42 u harness. 500 81 gas
slC4 90 machine shop, 81 c3j - hose shop $3i9 tele
graph sJoJ 81 supplies, Egl2 81 horses, s5lg 20; ap
committee appointed to establish the boundaries Of
the districts OF tie various companies of this department
commanding officers, DC.
The Hon. John w. FOney, Philadelphia, is at |
the BrevOort House The Count de Turenne France and
NJ. BaltaZZ Secretary Of the Turkish legation at
the Abenarle Hotel. Gen John G. Fremont, Gen. W. |
W. Avere United states Consul General at Montreal |
Ben Field, Albion, Col W. f. Shaffer Washington T.. G.
Bailey OF The BoStOis Hgdid, Col H. S. McCOmb, Della
the Hon. WIN ID. Bishop New-LIayen Oliver Ames
and Dexter II. FOllett Boston, at the Flfth-ave
Hotel The Hon. W H. Barnum, NJ. C., Connecticut and |
Geo l. DUNLAP Chicago are at the ~. Nicholas Hotel
Boston, are at the Aston House.
The graduating exercises Of the Senior Glass |
OF the Female Department Of Grammar School No. II,
were held yesterday Dr. L. A: ROsenmiller, Chairman
OF the Board OF Trustees, presided The diplomas
pfesenteu ny iio"ty $50 oupeIlhlenu
ent OF Schools The Valedletory Footprints the [
Sands OF Time" was read ny Miss ELIZA NJ Barnes The
presentation OF the Kelley Medals" was made by
Judge Brady, and the exercises concluded with adj
dress the graduates by the Rev. Alex r. Thompson.
ID. ID. The following is st0f the nages Of the gradu
ates Elizabeth VI. Barnes Julia NJ. Cullen, Josephine
Hyde, sarah A. Mccormick, julia ii. oealnan Rachel |