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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
THE GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AMI
TRADEsMEN.

The above Society met at their Hall. No. 472
broadway Wednesday evening. Cornelius II. Delmater.
esq the President elected for the 1902 delivered his
inaugural address wherein he referred TO the rise and
prosperity Of the Society," and gave also interesting facts
connected with Its early organization. The Finance
Committee submitted their report, OF which the
following Is abstract: Received from all sources
during the year 1863, sS4%9 80. THIS amount
includes rents interest. dividends initiation fees and
donations. The amount Of expenditures was $J2l6O ~
leaving balance Of $2.I29 ~. In the amount expended
il item OF &6757 paid 10 pensioners by the Committee
on Pensions This committee is probably the most i'm
pOrant Of the society II pays yearly 10 aged ana
inrm members widows and minor children OF deceased
members an amount less than $1,000 The whole
number Of pensioners at present the books OF the Com
mitee hve aged and n6rm members II widows. and
10 minor children. The School Committee mako the
following report Whole number OF pupils 400 receipts
81 32 CO. During the Winter Of 1869 lectures
were delivered by Wendell Phillips, esq, the Rev. T. H.
Chaplin, the Rev +. G. Ever, the Rev. *. H. Thompson
Col f. A. COnklng, and John b. Cough. esq Dlsburse-
ments. 81 257 81; on hand, $55 o.
The Librarian in his report that there arc
a. 40 books in the library and that during the year
counts opened with other grntutons
male readers 1885, with female auitOus readers, l6IS
pay readers 262: members OF the Society widows &C.
i4S Total 62sCbeing 9s less than the year previous
OF volumes read during tho year as fol-
lows: BY apprentices &c, 6,99 by females. 1888; by
pay readers 1898; by members, &c. 2i0 by Visitors 1873
Total 800 The total number OF volumes read during
the year 2ls less than the year previous but the
average number was about the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
SENTENCE or THE BUTCHER.CA CART THIEF

Stephen Boyle, alias Edward Francis, alias
Edward Barrett brought before the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday two indictments for iclonious
saut and battery and plead guilty to each accusation
Assistant DstrctAttorney Huchngs in asking that
be passed upon tho prisoner said that there was
present an officer with requislon from the Governor Of
Michigan for the prisoner accusation Of tho murder
Of Sheriff Kalamazoo I'm 1867. As the punishment for
murder Michigan only imprisonment. he thought
the prisoner should receive d similar sentence In the
Court for the crimes he had committed here.
The Recorder IN passing sentence, reviewed tho infa
OF the prisoner and pronounced sentence OF
90 years In tho State Prison each count, making 90
Yenrs In all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The annual meeting of the American Institute
held last evening In No a. Cooper Institute,
the President, Horace Greeley In the char Mr. Burd.
from Committee the Admission OF Members read u
report from which II appeared that the following cand
dates had been seyerally Endorsed for membership:
Thomas Hamilton. jr. WIN. MacAlpine. Hiram Barnes,
Charles Carey Alfred Kelly, Charles ii. Hurd Edgar
i. Ill., Cyrus Butler Henry i. Carlson and A. yelling
ton Tyler. ballot being had, and fourffthA OF tho
members voting I'm favor, the candidates elected
The annual report OF the Board OF Trustees read by
Mr.. Tillman, which mentioned that during the
past year the income OF the Board had
largely exceeded It's expenditures $4,000 OF the surplus
having been invested In Government bonds The Secrc-
aTy read the report OF the Finance Committee for the
three months ending Jan. 81 1869. showing balance ia
the Treasury that day OF 5000 6 The report OF tho
Committee on Agriculture read by Mr. n Ely, very
satisfactory setting forth the beneficial effects resulting
from efforts OF the Farmers Club Mr. Hubbard, from
the Committee the Library submitted the annual re-
port showing that the library is IN good condition. some
valuable books having been added during tho past
They asked appropriation OF $500 to be placed at their
disposal The report accepted, and tho appropra-
ton granted discussion to what steps should
be taken order prevent the delays OF the State pn
ter completing the printing OF tho Society The sub
ect referred TO the judgment and action Of tho
ITustecs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

A monthly meeting of this Committee was
held last evening at the Of Twenty and
Broadway. J. V. Grdley presiding. and A. II. Keech
acting Secretary The following resolution, offered by
Charles 8. Spencer, carried:
Resolped That committee Of a. constituted Of from each A.
smGy District be appointed by the Chair "bose duty shall be to
Republican Presdenelect. this
him when where be will receive
Com aud that the Of bis compliance with
such committee Of II have to make all
srsuge Beuts for sad purpose
1t understood that the Committee will wait upon
the about tho 18th inst after lie has had
time TO attend TO the personal affairs which the
sion OF his present visit. On motion Of Nr. James NJ
thompson, similar Committee appointed by the
Char TO wait upon ex-GOv FentOn The Chairman OF
port would be ready for at the next regular
meeting On motion OF Judge Culver the officers Of
General Committee added to the
named, after which the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARI-
TIES AND CORRECTION.

At tho meeting of this Board yesterday,
President and Messrs Bell Brennan. and Nchol-
SOD were present Fortyeight acquisitions from the diff
ferent departments acted upon. Drs. " Harvard
f. NJ Deems, d. +. Unger and William Hewes reported
for duty January 49, assistant physicians nj the In.
fants Hospital The proposal OF John T. Barnard IL
Sons supply and deliver To outdoor poor 900 uns OF
coal at 81 10 per accepted Tho resignation OF
DR. r. g. Tracy Medical Inspector OF Bellevue Hospi
tai was accepted. DIR. Austin Flint jr. appointed
member OF Medical Board OF Bellevue Hospital 70 NIL
the vacancy occasoned by tho resignation OF John g..
Greene NJ d., DIR. w. H. Johnston appointed Medi.
cal Director Of tho department rice Dr. X B. Tracy
signed Mrs Magnn appointed MatrOn OF the In
dusria School Wards Island. Joshua Phillips, Secre-
tary reported the President OF the Board that he had
received o. 203 from January % 10 February which
he had paid over 10 George b. Gilbert Cashier. After
dsposing OF large amount OF routine business tho
Hoard adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
PRESENTATION OF WARDS "INDIAN HUNT Err q"
TO THE CENTRAL PARK.
The following correspondence will explain
EEw.YORK. Dec. %. 1853

itself
ERw.YORK Dec 49, 1853
The Hon. ANDREW II. GRRES, Controller Central Park:
DEAR SIR; We have much pleasure In presenting
through yOu 70 the Central Park the admirable status
in bronze heroic size Of "The Indian HunterD J. o.
Ward, sculptor Both in Europe and America II ,stIv
ranks among the best examples OF the plastic art or NJ
bold and vigorous treatment and its faithful deneaton
We have peculiar satisfaction In placing your disposal
work so truly American In subject and admirably
executed by Of native and most celebrated scup
tors We trust IL may find fitting place In the great
Park which much admired aud appreciated not only
by our citizens. but by all who visit this metropolis
In behalf OF the subscribers 10 the Indian Hunter
Fund" we are THE COMMITTEE.
OFFICE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRALLY
PARK, BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
No 81 Nassau-st, NEW YORK, Jan, 80. y
GENTLEMEN: have the pleasure OF acknowledging the
receipt Of your communication OF the 2Sth ut, present
ing TO the Central Park statue In bronze heroic Size OF
"Ihe Indian Hunter" j. O. A. Ward sculptor The Com
miseoners OF the Park. fully cOncurrng your high es
mation Of the ability shown by tho distinguished artist
In the conception and execution OF this beautiful work,
WILL with peculiar satisfaction, add Its attractions
value mighty the sentiments you 80 kindly express res
pectng the work under their charge and they DESIRE rs
well f0r themselves as on behalf OF all those to whom
your distinguished lbcray affords the opportunity TO
admire the exquisite proportions OF this justly celebrated
statue, ana us faithful rendering OF peculiarly Ameri'
can subject, 10 tender 10 you their warmest and most
apprecatiYo acknowledgment Yours, very sincerely,
ANDREW III. 0REEH. Controller VI tho Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.

The Assembly Committee on Privileges and
Elections visited staten Island again yesterday 10 take
evidence In the case OF Hatkns agt Decker Being una
bio to secure the appearance OF more witnesses Tor the IN
cumbeut the Committee sent out into the lanes ana by
ways-by their Sergeantat.Arms- compel the at
tendance OF witnesses for the contestants They sue
ccedod I'm finding II the citizens who voted at the last
state election These witnesses all agreed In represent
ing that both the registration and voting
we're done I'm n very loose manner.
MANY witnesses have supenaed who thus far have
failed 10 appear II they do not present themselves
Within day or two authority will be obtained from the
Legislature for issuing attachments ana competing az
tendance Tho Will be resumed to-day NJ 10 O'CLOCK
M tho METROPOLITAN Hotel and such witnesses appear
will be examined After these disposed OF further
proceedings In this will be postponed until next
week and the Of thinner against Campbell VIII DO
taken up.
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$500 for the Poor.
FOR SWEET CHARITrs SAKE.
AN AID. ABOUT ADDBRS.

"wble Powiers takes up and ounns) al Gee
." Ad In yesterdays Tribune.
DESTROYS doing something for the poorsnd doing ehsspve
have 100 pnEe o above referred does not snA
oneehen the more than s-rs leaves
woker-a udeedo the tens Asen We have 10
single unit he added 70 800 the Fowler ma
without showing four slides different directions travelling eV
Of psarJ 10 inches sndinIong proons erpensiturs
memory while ADDER performs the addition asa
moving the wheel simply eighth
need bet that life brief 10 b
spent In showing slides back aud orwandD We have elM
10 thai any familiar with the counting board
used 10 the common schools add rapidly snd -
we'll With as with the POwe and 800 things
identical principle working neither Of them being meehanlL
The $500 By ambitious sportsman shall 90 70 some dsser'
ing charity.
DO not deceived and fall into the Of til. Povier Pst,nsA
would broadly known before had
lately made galvabI into
by the spendor Of the ADDEkS" saecess u
She the 0wns OF hsnd manipulation whh she 10
possessing the dssdanisf OF ee
and the virtues several other curious contrssee
getting roundabout may be seen At NO SIl Brose
also testimonials TO the ADDER from insurance Conpene
Banks business houses IN constant use ana 9s
letters from the HoH Schuyler CosI she Rev heaY
peebe and other great ana sood men Pns Of ne
o. delivered part Of the city ordered STATE and Coon
C. H. WEBB, No 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
AN EXTRAORDINARY BREACH OF PROMISE CASE

An extraordinary breach of promise case is
now being tired before Judge Bede and the Associate
Judges OF the Hudson County On j. Court. The plain
t Mrs Mary Harrison is widow OF u.s. while tho de-
PENDANT Mr. George Vreeland, Is farmer OF 3d. win
orown.up family some members Of which are as old as
the plaintiff The damages claimed Dy the WIDOW are
$40 oe The circumstances attending the SUIT us eiced
from The youmnous testimony OF the pantn and others,
arc act forth I'm this wise In the spring OF 1868 an ntl
macy sprung up between the parties their nr.t meeting
borrowed 80 from her aged friend In ALL there were
four calls preyio 20 the engagement when was MADE
before stated early In the Spring OF isoS 90 lar we're
the preparations carried that the day FOR inc wedding
was named time In July 1861 ana az other tnngs
marriage deferred Mr. Yreeands children having
nterfered The intimacy however was hv, 20
Mrs Harrison paper TO sign, at the same time present
ing her with o. 600 She signed the paper Dut reaihou
TO HIM that II looked like release rms NO ueheu Po
testing with much warmth that he desired no reoase,
that he would never give her up ana more 10 to so
effect This condition OF affairs continued u 1900 hI
Nreeland Visiting her about Woek 0uIIpk WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
Arrival or GEN. GRANT.

Gen. y. S. Grant and his wife, accompanied
by MHjor-Gen schofed, Secretary OF War, Brig Gen.
Dent, and Brig Gen. Badeau orrived this city yoscr
day afternoon by the throughtran from Washington.
The entire party driven directly TO the Fithave.
Hotel. During the evening Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Fish
and Mr.. ana II. e'"-.s 1865 tho General
af,a- HE rnfnrn from Nhln- Garden "ruto lilo ap
pearanco greeted with much enthusiasm. Gen.
schoheld attended tho Arion Ball. To-day the Cen
eral and Mrs Grant viii be the guests OF Mr. Hamilton
Fish at his residence corner Of secondaye and seven
hist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

DONESTIU MARKBTb
AUGUSTA Ga Feb A-Colton seuve sna su'snoosi SAWS "
bales receipts $50 bales Middings, 2Se NJ -.
M A-Spints Turpenune quiet aeA
hanging fom al ao IS declining quoted % sog
81 S5 Tar deelning quoted at % IS Cotton arm anu
Mddlngs 2sie. -. l., ,, ,.us. ,0,sd erm at 2sc
M Io. NingS, sale. bales; receipts ?es hss. 49, e
s.y.ss,U ia Feb A-ColtonThe market ae,,, snes,s"
bales MdIling, 28i d29c.i receipts, 22S oAe' 'iP
25O9 bales. 49, ,,-.nss IS for round lots for er
SAN PRiscr.cO Feb 4Flou - 1.S. Whs.tsCSois.
noTt, Discount OF from l2i d23c Ia fequenV "-' N'
shipping at Legal Tenders Isf h,s, Mdsng, aqc ,.
$40 bales; exports sos bale. Gold 1885
S9o Ia, Commercial l6t 0lt hewrorf Sight
Exchange Coupons due the ist inst have been
Discount h viii pad presentation at the Banking Of
bottled tns tn New orleans Flour hmer; Supernns 20 61i
as srS S s5 Treble 81 So Cern-ShiPppg grade, serss
agoe nseuiatve iquoed $39 So Bacon brme Shoulders
a TssI Rlbs Isle Clear Sides. l9ic Lard sersi ues'
80. 22lc Sugar Mosss steady aud unchanged WHISKY
~ cos.s quiet and prices unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN AND THE BOARD Oh
EDUCATION.

The City Chamberlain, Peter Is. Sweeny' has
written letter to the Board of Education narratng the
,rcunstonces attending the alleged forgery OF war
rant for t75O on the 18th Of April 1867 and his futile
efforts 10 procure examination and the enuo"vors Oh
Tho Board 10 staye it of. The warrant was drawn
against the appropriation standing to the credit OF tho
BOARD I'm the broadway Bank aud on IL were forged inc
feet the forgery the Cashier OF the bank paid
the amount without comment and on discovering sne
sseny complains that the Board are adverse to having
any examination into the case IL Is SAG tna ,nsy pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

susMfN-ou THURSDAY Peb by nj, Grace Afenolhnop
"MSc,ley Ambrose Csssdy.to Bmms daughter Of "h' SUM
mlu ALI Of this city. o...I,,u
ARsHALL-on Thursday Feb T. 1900 "a An "a
W an. R., Cbaa w. Homer Mt g. Conssor 10 hnSe M
S.ngbtsr Of hs Leonard K Marshall all u DutehS'' 0" "
caris Dr
tRLBuT-CH ILDs-On Wednesday, The ~ lns, !. hi, T.
Adams at the Madisea square Church Henri a. u"'S"'
a.u.htst VI CaaA n ChllJ. al VI tAn elI
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spstial 9ntius.
Fowler,s Adding Machine.

FowIer's Adding Machine.
A WORD TO THE READERS OF THR TRIBUNE
Much said through the columns ohs
Adding MAohues aud omehng claiming Adder"
wish that they distinct Affairs able
take eoamnS time while FOWLBRs takes SIR and
without stopping back P0WLERs adds
whole numbers the and has capacity 81
being EIGHT THOUSAND TIMES greater !hstsf
Adder possibly Of fee
purpose designed for Any about purchase MAcssn
F0WLERS practically worked and then draw his
Price S. n Bona ede testimonial Of PowTs hAeiss
Office Right manufacture for the United States for sale
O. b. FOWLER,
No. n PakFoS, Room No. a. Nev.rofL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

among themselves soldiers and loaeIs S9 o se
sailed without hands and sailors cannot go 10 SEQ Wt-
out ships The speaker pleased TO see 'IU en-
h hre Wien sailors are plenty they are sold by
shipping agents when scarce they are w eP III
certain shine while the payment always ias INTO Ie
same pocket The captain next ieleTreu W " CORE
bctween Ministers Of foreign Governments and
Secretary Seward reference to the III heath so preya
lent among American in foreign elites rms the
sneaker attributed to tho home shipping Offices VINO ship
ali Kinds of people, even tailOrs ana shoe-
makers, provided they get the blood money.
A seaman then arose. who said that men had been
for SIS per MONTH and to the Brazis for 49, He
condered IL as absurd for him, who had never sewed
htonhoe TO fix the wages Of taiOrs, ms for shipping
masters TO talk about fixing sailors wages On motion,
If was resolved 10 ship at the rate OF $780, $50 and $25
BEFORE adjourning, the Chairman was on motion, In
structed 10 select committee who are to nominate
officers for the organization.
THE CLOTHING CUTTERS.
Another large meeting of the Clothing Cutters
Protective Union held last night at No. 10 Stanton
st. Mr. Henry schaener presiding. The delegates from
the various shops reported the result OF their canvass
when found that % were in favor OF asking the
crease Of wages from SEQ TO S2l week. and we're OPP
posed TO the demand The motion to make the demand
therefore carried. The delegates will report tho
suit of their demand, ut meeting to be held Monday
NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
A LIBEL SUIT.

Cool, ouainst The Tribune Association.-In
,o,oa ~ ,ostponement this case was called on for
, a,oro Jndee Batchford, in the United States Dis
,r,"t Court, yesterday James T. Brady esq, appeared
for Mr. Cook and Edwin st11s1t9n esq for The
tribune nnnoscd 10 would be impossible for this
s Ss be- reached this term h on Of other
business pe,h week 10 attend TO the Rosenberg natu
zaon w VI SDn ias SSsqs Sn
Under inc nov pendng before the Supreme Court
Of the and further ,hs Mr.
had from the city during tho carly part
of qneTt week essential that he @
should DO The plnntf would be ready TO proceed
inc coaf n trial at ahy time 1t was finally arranged 70
,nr,her postpone tho trial 70 inc i'th INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
.o,,,c.to 0 O'clock last evening the sky

Al 10 minutes to o'clock last evening tne shy
Az ~ nnrtbeast horizon began TO be family iiumin
near the oIo green light, and suddenly the Aurora
ated with Pa h Sreat brancy. From 10 10 o'clock tho
r s%a G nS SKY
y0qs clouds giving peculiar beauty TO tho display
hS ;P%S the T%a
e1Ios ent while tns Of rosy rod, aud scarlet nue
apiy nna.easionaly Visible,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
THE PRINTERS.

The leading book and job printers 90, OF tins TINS
-, meeting yesterday afternoon. Many offices
0r,eS that they we're not suffering from lack OF help
..o.s had vacancies for good The tone Of the
oeng Is said to have been firm, and the determination
w. unanimously expressed to continue the resistance 70
tbe demands Of the strikers 1t was the genera Deiei
o, - wooded but little more patience and lnness on
tbe nt OF the employers to put end to the strike
The typographical Union gives tho following list OF INC
-, rrinters now naring the new scale OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
MARRIED..

R.rker Human Hair HIerchant.-WIos, BAND Ogxn
BsAIps-shs aud cheapest the world o59 broad"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

Vermont Spring WaterTbs best remedy Known for Cancer
s.,ns,a Kians, p,ssses etc. sold by Druggs snd by
o0'V~' ' sAIa Co, No. al Broomss 81, hew'forE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

"Bninger's Old London Dock Gin."-A PnIs ON indl.
for Kidney C0Hpalns iooi0
M BIssaER Co, established lTTS No Is Bes'efs1 ~ l.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
WRIST INDIA MARKETS.
nnMRSTIC MARKKTs.

THE market Il nrpsr - ~ . qaoeu
"a real, per arrobs Exchange Loadon per euE
MUM on United states sight 10 currency Gf per cent u"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

An extra edition of The Neto York Mercantile
Journal coples Is TO be issued this MONTH Tor Tree
distribution In the South and West.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY,

p.rtEy CHARLES r. 81 MARKS cSures seeosd ave M
BROWN Mrs FANNY Dedforisye Wy.he ave, Brooklyp
p. IA. =.
COOKE JAMES g. LaySt.esvs Of oIi0rdst Brooklyn
6. IN.
CARRAGy afCIABL. No q MOnrOest, tpm.
GEORGE MORRIS, No 100 Blmst. 2! N.
LAMBERT, JOHN NJ SiKthave Of Twentieth st p
LEACH. CECILIA NJ No south Second st., Brooklyn D.a
LIUpRrop PRANCIs z, No. % Atlanicst, Brooklyn, Up
MURPHY. Mrs MARY, No. % Monroe p.
PRAEKARD Mr.. PRBDRICA. SeSeneerthst Bghthsvs,
South BROOKLYN, D. IN.
SAUL JONATHAN g. Forty -nIn:hst Tbirdavs, South
Brooklyn, 2 q. IN
SPlCRR EDWIN L., Baptist Chapel oushundred and sssuthst
Thriaye., D.
WEEKS, Mrs Ann, No. las Seventh.ave, loan.
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HALLOwELL-swETT-A Belmont Ma.a On ro..,,y The "a ina
BIZ the Rev john Weiss Geo. Edward Hsove Boon 10 Chas
lotts u. w. SWEET Of Belmont
MAGISNIs-TwBED-0n "wednesday Psh D. al Trinity Chapel
Price John H. Maganis % Nrie
c. seonI daughter Of the Hon William NJ Tweed Of ciy
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