New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
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o. OF g. g. and D. Of g., in Oriental Hail. on Saturday
evening 49,,
A male infant, two days old, was +, foq and
The P. II. Keenan, Association, named in
honor of Coroner Keenan, s to hold ne nrst annual van
A business meeting of the Tenth Assembly
District Union Republican Association vas held at NO
261 Bowery last evening
The California steamship Northern Light. due
here next week. viii bring $50 passengers ana SeSs's
in treasure
The Governor of California has appointed
the Messrs Herbert Kette and G. Naette Kaison' Com
mi ssiOneTs OF Deeds for NeW-N0rk CITY,
The Rev. DR.. Rowland is TO deliver, next
Sunday evening in Trinity Chureh, the INIT Of series of
lectures on Church Principles.
Mr.. Harry s. Smith delivered a lecture last
evening at Dodworth Hall on Two Wasted Lives The
audience though not large, wac DISCRIMINATING IN I'9
applause
A party of burglars forced open the front
door OF Grfn q Co's ewelry store, No COO si1lhaNe
Wednesday night, but becoming alarmed hea WITHOUT
securing any property
Some mutton from sheep killed in London on
one two, three, and four months ago ana % g
o dfSi S Of Tae S1 n@ei asS ''NO'' " "
The Messrs. II. w. Townsend, Charles ).
Rreck j. Lawrence slosson, It, NJ Adams, WIN. "a.
Barker, Joseph W. Douglass, and u. G. felGws nave
been confirmed as Notaries Public FOR Ecw.York CITY,
The Pavonia Ferry Company have Just com
peted boat. the Delaware designed 10 ply III con
ecOn Erie Railroad. II is far superior 20 the
oboken boats as the Company superior TO the Ioboken
monopoly.
Mary Smith. aged Is years, called at the
Franklinst Police Station, late on Wednesday night ana
asked for lodgings she said that she had LETT her home
IN Newbnrgh on account OF the III treatment Vi Aer ~"
rents. She was cared FOR.
The blot Club has been blotted ont, for
the Professor, IN letter to the managers after eh
Of the institutions has declined TO have anything more 10
do with it, either culinary director or 10 any other
capacity
A. 1.1I Inv Coroner
schirmer at No. III Spring st. over the body OF John
Gleason, aged six months who was found dead In bed.
lie had apparently been smothered by head becoming
enveoped in the bedcotho and verdict IN accordance
with the facts was rendered.
A novel Temperance meeting was held in
the Chapel Of the Howard Mission last night the novelty
consisting In the delivery OF addresses by ~ men, wo up
10 few weeks ago were considered neurabie drnnk[ds
exercises interpreted with music by the choir
OF the Little Wanderers Home.
A concert is to be given this evening. in the
Seventh Presbyterian Church corner OF Biage ana
aid of the Thirteenth Ward Citizens Poor Relief Com
tIee Inc toU Ean e funds M During the tine Of its
existence it has reliey ed 800 families weekly
Johnsons Body Guard, not at all disheait.
ened at the loss OF Their haye iePe oher
Wards of the city. An evening paper says that inc
uHdaunted propose procuring warrants Tor the arrest
OF members Of the Metropolitan Police not eI
| cepting even their Chief.
Inspector Dilks was in Writing for Peter
Fuhlender on his arrival at the Hudson River Railroad
station Yesterday and arrested him his arrival Full
enderf $500 worth Of United States bonds from
citizen Of Utica, and when arrested had in MS posses
sion $3.50 and gold watch which b. had bought lie wac
| sent back 10 Utica last evening
| The go. f. Society," of Bellevue Hospital
Medical College held their fOuTsh annual reception last
evening spacious lecture of the College was
crowded the occasion by the friends oil me society ana
made by several OF the Professors aud the officers OF
the Society nterninged vith music by Graiua' Band
| and very pleasant Cycnii was passed.
| The unknown ma. who shot himself in the
left breast on the steps J No ~ Ezasehs on Wednes
day afternoon died ye terday morning IA Iho OK
know anything about him. They say that he rang the
a Wbe. nc o%Sd he Was nne and
tnued until he died. Coroner Flynn has decided TO
adjourn the investigation until to-day.
The employees of the Seventh ave Railroad
Co. have generou'y subscribed the Of $3.50. which
Mr. james McCa3e handed over yesterday 10 Mrs. Ia.
vele the wife Il the conductor who was murdered
We understood that subscription Tor tho renef "f We
mans family is also heinz made np by the
omployf, of the Thrdaye. Company aud II Is believed
- the other lines Will follow SUIT
"ne residents of HObOken, whose business
d ,ans them in this city at night complain bitterly OF
Hoboken ferry The boae nre frequently laid mp for
of the psssengers No apologies are made by the Com.
psny their man object seems To be to cause as much
Moboken Ferry monopoly becoming more intolersble
| than the Camden and Amboy nuisance
! The meeting of the Polytechnic Society, was
unusually large last evening patent petroleum gas
exhibited and attracted much attention lhis
az and was practically tested before the society last
eYening Two Ioaves OF bread were baked in exactly
thirty minutes. II claimed that the manner In which
the naphta IL used prevents its explosion and costs
but from six 10 twenty cents per gallon barrel VIII last
| three months.
NeWYOrk Homeopathic Medical College, al tie hall OF
the Historical Society last evening, was well attended
Ee es wsr opened es with prayer by the Re Day K Lee
and the comforting OF degrees ~ graduates by Prof
race Webster, Ii. d., and the Rev, Day X. Lee The
yaedctory on the part OF the graduates Vas delivered
HNf q an
Prof $. H. Kirby NJ d. Professor Of Forensic Medicine
Dodwortls band present. and mierpoated pleas
ant piece between the addresses,
At the Astor Billiard Rooms last evening, Mel
vim Foster who is now practlclng for championship
match with Mr. McDeyiit, at Chicago, ON The SIN Of
April next engaged I'm friendly contest with Joseph
Dion. at 1000 points up which lasted for about three
Innings Of 1901 to sos for Mr. Dion. Mr. Foster mad
beautiful play, and upon two occasions succeeded
in counting over 200, and asain IN making $40 All by his
faculty for nursing the balls. Mr. Dion made some
brilliant shots, but seemed 10 he both out Of play and
practice.
Authentic information has been received
from Idaho OF the fate OF Sergeant Peter Dennoe and
wife Of New-York. Sergeant DennOle was member of
Company G. sd Infantry and, on the Gath OF last October
accompanied by his wife and Sergeant Samuel Nichols Of
the same company. travelling IN an ambulance from
Camp Lyon Southwestern Idaho, TO Fort Boise They
had reached point only about ten miles from the camp
when they were attaked by party Of Indians, On the
first round fired Sergeant Dennoiie exclaimed that he
shot and fell dead from the ambulance. After going
short distance further OF the horses Of the smbu
nolle to aght Notwithstanding all the sergeants en-
treaties, brs Oennoe INSISTED on returning 10 the spot
where her husband fell, and Immediately captured
Detachments from Fort Boise Camp Lyon aud the camp
at Three Forks OF Owyhee" have failed In their efforts
10 the unfortunate ascertain her fate
The body OF Sergeant DennOie found nude stabbed
aud SCARED all over 1t was inferred ut Camp Lyon.
The City Mission held their monthly meeting
WetmoTe, esq VieePfesdent in the chair Several Of
the missionaries narrated incidents OF their experiences
and OBSERVATIONS in tenementhouses Mission stations
city prisons, &e3 among al glasses ela CONDITIONS q
men, showing the most gratifying effects OF Christian
sympathy and practical philanthropy. Teaipeetings
concerts lectures temperance societies. literary clubs
&c, have been instituted for the rational and social en-
teraInment Of the people and being made