New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
THE CITY.

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| for the Isthmus Of Panama tomorrow
Early Yesterday morning Emma Lockwood,
resident OF No 1913 CrOsbyst was found IN hef apaInc
insensibe from an overdose Of au1anun. Physicians
were called the necessary antidotes administered, ana
in short time she pronounced out OF danger oho
was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The funeral of Alexander Lippman, esq.,
late City Marshal who died from the effects OF injuries
received the 2sh u while in the discharge OF ms OF
fetal duties place yesterday from his late residence
No III sixthst between First aud secoIdayes, and
very largely attended by the friends OF the i"nly
as well as by members Of the city government
Further changes in the United States Mar
shas Office have taken place. Samuel Ralph Hariow -
First Deputy, In place Of William H. IRoinIGn, ye
signed; David H. Crowley aud George Pen4imaI peP PP,
Marshals, i'm place OF Thomas H. Sease ana hoooi' '"'
tersOn, resigned.
The Trustees of the College Of the City of
New.York met the Han Of the Board OF Education yes
Richard L. Larremore President Of the Board Of EIuca
ton as Chairman, ana William Hichiuan Clerk OF tho
any business the Trustees then adjourned
Capt. Hyde of the ship Naturalist, which
arrived at this port yesterday from Calcutta eporHts H '
spoke the bark Kathlene, from Maanzas Tor Liverpool
The captain the Kathene boarded the Naturalist, ana
reported that s vessel leaking badly, and tnat b
crew had refused TO work. and were then III state o
mutiny
The German Cabinet Makers Union of this
city has recently opened Labor Exchange in Spng st.
where clerks IN attendance throughout the day Tor
the purpose OF attending to the calls OF those quest OF
nclp as well as those who desire work. The Cabinet
Makers Union Of tho largest trades organizations
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bers of this Association recently formed Building Lot
Association, which has proved very successful con-
siderable tract Of land purchased III Astoria, whcn
was divided into 500 building lots These lots we're sold
20 the members for S2jO EACH 10 he qWdaed m weekly
ustamcuts OF 81 IN less than weeks after The bouk
OF the Association were opened all the lots were disposed
! Of
Mr. Costello, who absented himself from
meeting in tjs city Friday last, designed to do him
and comreer COL Warren, honor aud 70 impress the
United states Government with the necessity OF dcinauu'
ing the release of other American cizcus imprisoned III
British basiIles charge oi uttcrng Feuau sentiments
has caused cagd 10 be forwarded to THIS CITY, ia "hch
4, Co Warren sd bal before refused to on ourselves vito
slr,soa Zee va, to b, charged, without Jpg specified ~
tls si.-5. iis 10 ~, !, 90 sIi5on cheap q 5 esnu
- we iol'i s.ai 20 80 @ M % a.. ' e5 bgt Esrt r,ti
o aoo u.s. refused become ,lc Larqaias Of any nan Or
Col Warren has written a card OF similar import
The Board Of Excise met yesterday, Prcsi-
dent Bosvor'h in the clsr petition rom s'aten Is
land Iquoreicalers praying Tor lcHdc'On H Ictuee
fees was Icierled 10 special committee similar pc
ssnsc.Scna8g bat was anay referred to the same
utcc The city dealers ask not only reduction OF Tue
will enable persons starting n the business on sna cap
ital 20 commence without violating what they eeih aie
aud beer $50 porter house sloo hotels less than l5O
rooms, tl5t WITH more so AT Lale, nom us,' .toh
me-, r ..Ilv .S, tist clause relating to tic selling on
sunday. lie Vas supported by tho Eev J. Lansing Thy
Tor. Who strongly advocated The Eece !iy ~ ssahng
by allowing the admission Of foreign habits The Board
then adjourned.
BROOKLYN.--A girl named Catharinc Bell
was by sergeant Cornell Of the forhrst IRE
cnct last evening ca The charge Of 'cals ribbons "qa
2iHgt d,r s Ft, .r The accused iai been
servant and, alleged. took occasion 10 take all Sic
could get She Was committed for Acauus
\ young lady, apparently ahont 90 years olH,
was found Piclicpoui-5t., near CutOus, last night
about II o'clock. She dressed IA black, rs II IN
ever. It's probable that she is deranged Information
can be obtained 81 the Forty first Precinct station House.
| ~ Washlugt 81, Lear MyTtcavc,
Robert Jardinc was arrested 10y Officer Barr
OF Justice BucNya Court yesterday on the QmlIGtot
Ieuance Mc1uEsAn, coLtCio anu l5.Ih ntioIt % , jug
from contract which he had made with Lm 10 furnish
tract orisnaiy read 40 stone les than uthes
the face" The erasuro making 10 to read: souc LEES
examination ON Friday next.
Thomas Butler, aged 10 years who is dcss-
mated uu the police returns asa 'll fdfh lodIel was
arrested Tuesday afternoon on the charge Of attempt
iuy to commit Indecent assault on Julia Dudley. aged
through the city Paik uearthr Nay{,Iard, when Butler
attempted 90 commit the assault Her screams brought
of utler lie yas taken before Justice Riley yesterday
morning, and committed tor examination.
George CaTston, aged 10 years, fell through
hatcIWay irom the third floor to the cellar OF the watch
case uuuiactory ~ MCssrs Wheeler Parsons CO.. Nos
g. and % staest. about 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
and was Instantly killed It appears that Carston
Jumped upon 10 himself hc it was in notion but IN
doing De was struck the head by the sdo beams OF tho
hatchway ard knocked from the elevator atcr he had
fuutlOld. His parents reside IA New YORK TIC
remains were taken TO the deadhouse TO await the action
OF his friends.
Yesterday, about II o'clock a. M, a remark
able explosion Of gas occurred no No 10 Myreayc 10
appears that litter at work In the apartments
o MIs. Jane T. Johnson who occupies the second hoOr
using and exploded with such force as to break the
windows burst the partition doors, and hurled Mrs.
where she aightod without much injury. The building
was damaged 10 the amount Of S2,O insured IN tho
! Montauk Company. The furniture owned by Mrs John.
son was damaged 20 the amount OF about $780, Insured In
| the Mechanics Company.
JERSEY CITY-Thc 1914 annual meeting
OF the ScwJersey Medical society VIII be held Ia tho
! City Hall on Tuesday evening next.
Edward Richards, passenger on tho Erie
train which arrived AZ the depot az 1910 on Tuesday
| while asleep in the cars. The thieves are unknown.
An attempt was made at an early hour yes
telay morning 10 burn the grocery Of " H. CoyWnda
| was cxtlnguishcd before any damage was done
Coroner Warren last night investigated the
case OF David Day who was found drowned in the Hack
eusaCk River Monday. The evidence TO tho effect
that deceased worked m Newark aud left homo early
morning Of the 9h inst walk that city I is
supposed ne ehcr i Oin the bridge or wandered from
tho rood ana walked of the bank DR.. OCallaghan tcs
The jury returned verdict OF accidentally drowned"
! HUDSON CITY.-CorOner Volk denies that
he struck Joseph Berger with pistol aud asserts that
the weapon no used was n screw-drlver lie has also
caused the OF Berger charging him with being the
assaaut iu the first instance. Berger gave bail.
were unmportont. The Grand jury have found indict
mChs IN several cases against roads ana corporations
the following OF which the most note worthy The
| Bergen turnpike from HObUkcn 10 Hackeusack; tho
Paterson and New. York plank road the road from Ho
bOkcn 20 Hudson City; NcWark-aye from MOumOuthst.
Jersey city. Hudson city; the Jersey City and Bergen
Point plank road the Jersey City aud Bergen horse rail-
road, and the North Hudson Horse Railway all OF which
| have been indicted as nulsances.
| BERGEN.-COrOneT Warren has investigated
the OF the octogenarian named Wilson, who died
suddenly few days ago, and has found that there is
truth whatever III the assertion that the old gentleman
| was poisoned.
| HOB0KEN.-Hob0ken Lodge No. 35, +. and