New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
THE CITY.

terday morning there were SO arrests in this city,
Commissioner Manierre Yesterday tried
about 80 oncers OF the Metropolitan Ponce force' Oh
| trivial charges.
Admiral Farragut has promised to address the
boys at the Newsboys Lodging House, No. ~ Parkpace
| tomorrow evening at n o'clock
The Rev. DR.. Ware of Baltimore will officiate
at the free religious services the Cooper Institute TO-
morrow, morning and evening
! The grand Annual Masquerade Ball of the
KDickerD0cker Association Will take place on TUESDAY
evening, at Brookes's Assembly Rooms.
A Committee of the Chicago City Council
arrived ~ Town. Yesterday for the purpose OF Visiting
our public INSTITUTIONS They are stopping at the Metro
| p0litan.
The members of the Ninth Glass QS30 to
1s5 nclusvel will meet at Old Public School No 7. on
Chryste-st., between Hester and Canass, on Friday,
the 26h inst, at O'Clock y.
Policeman VIM. Anderson, late of the Thir-
court squad died suddenly yesterday at No. SO5 Mott
st Coroner keenan, will hold an inquest.
| The Fifth Annual Reunion of the o. AZ.
held on Friday evening the 10th inst. at the College.
The address will be delivered by Philip Wool, NJ D.,
| President OF the Society
Charles Brown and cOmrade, each about 10
years age, committed by Justice Connolly, yes
terday at the YOrkvile Police Court, on charge OF
| travelling on the Fifthave.
| Andrew BonchOuse, native of France, and q
resident OF Hudson City yesterday fell through the
floor and was almost instantly killed The body was re.
| moved to the New-York Hospital.
|
Political Science will be continued tomorrow evening
the Cooper Institute. when A. L. Perry esq., Professor of
Political Economy IN Williams College, win discuss the
question:" Why do we make exchaDgesp
A man named c. G.. Townsend who has been
keeping sOuphouse in Greenwich-st.and who has
be swndler and the public is cautioned against con,
tributng any thing TO the charities he represents
| Thomas Martin thief whose portrait graces
tho photograph album at Police Headquarters, last
evening discovered in the tenement. No. $50 East
locked
| Police-Station.
Yesterday afternoon Inspector Dilks received
Chas lewis aged II years had stolen gold watch and
pockebook containing $40, from Spencer W. Cone editor
OF The NeU York Courier, and that he had probably
| Oh to this city.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held on Monday
course viii be delivered tomorIow evening at the church
| Hawks late Of Cleveland Ohio
Detective Officer Irving, yesterday arrested
P h o. rere agea 10 years on charge OF forgery
ST. that the accused forged hs name 10 two checks
| Of 800 each the Ninth National Bank. and obtained
the money confessed his guilt and was locked up at
Police Headquarters.
| Marshal Tooker yesterday ordered l.. Schwartz
pawnbroker, 10 return "a sum OF money frauduently
The pawnbroker has decide on before Wednesday
john smith alias Leo who keeps gift jewelry store at
| lently obtained from Geo. Boykerg.
The difficulties connected with the distribu-
ton Of the prizes at the Cafe Europa have at length been
mar; second, j. Mason: third +. Perrin fourth. j. T.
Barnard. the nfth and sixth are betweenJ A. De Con
and f. Schaer, who having tie games VIII be compelled
| TO play on, and thus settle their superiority.
| A well-dresscd young man named Christopher
McGurran brought up yesterday at the Yorkville
turned INTO the street she alleges out OF her own
house and home. when asked II he wished an examina
nature OF his defense would DO such that he did not wish
the public to hear It, The examination postponed to
| enable
answer.
| The German Republican Central Committee
held meeting Friday, the 10Th Inst Gen. Sgel in the
chair. II resolved 10 hold mass meeting OF Ger
man adopted citizens, without distinction OF party,
Sunday. tho 2lst inst ut p. NJ, at the German Stadt
Theafer TO discuss the question OF naturalization Sew
era Prominent speakers OF both parties will address this
| meeting. A platform and q constitution accepted
with few alterations FROM the report Of committee
| appointed at a former meeting.
A meeting of the Eighth Assembly District
Union Republican Association was held last evening at
their rooms, No 2i Grandst, JW Farmer President In
Resolutions Endorsing the application OF Mr.. Jas McCar
tin for tho Assessorshp OF Internal Revenue yth Con-
deut MI Farmer, for tho office of United States Mar
| was appointed TO revise and correct the roll.
The Bark Samuel Larrabee of Bangor, Me-
arrived in this port yesterday from Newcastle; Eng
During the forenoon while in the act Of sheetns home
the main royal WATERFRONT passed close to the ship
and lower main topsas yards and upper oretopsal aud
as there was heavy sea running it found
to cut them away from the sides to prevent further dam
| age to the vessel
The men James McQuade and James Weaver,
who were arrested Thursday for taking s2l.Ooo in
bonds from the First National Bank OF New-Wndsor,
Carroll County Nd had been under arrest for several
DAYS In this city but kept secret 1t
feared that II was known their friends would procure
irving arrested McQuade and Weaver. Learning that
they secreed In the lower part Of the city he fol-
item. While Capt ]. g. Young kept watch one Of the
men attempted to shoot Irving, but he knocked the
weapon from his assalants hand. reward OF $4,000
was offered for their capture.
The Hon. j. G. Mcdonald, Attorney General,
the Hon D. l. MACPHERSON and Ch9neeor Van KoGg
dc Nedonchel aud vscount dAguin OF France the Hon
McaG O. ~ s%es Of Ge1 Portland S4S At the
Fifthave. Hotel. Gen. Gbbon, U. 8 A. the Rev Pelham
the Albemaro Hotel. The Hon. A. 4. Sargent Caltor
mia, Leet and Col K f. OBeirne, U. >. A.. and Col
Gen. w c. Ely. ConhecticGt j. NJ Francis Of The TROY
Times and Gov Price Of NewJersey are at tho Asor
olss Hotel.
BROOKLYN.-Tho Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
slowly yet surely recovering aud although Il Is not Ger
tain that ho will be able 60 occupy his pulpit tomorrow
II presumed that he wl aud IN the latter opinion the
reverend gentleman himself uniles
Gen. w. Hllyer will deliver a lecture ut the
Atheneum In Atiantlcst, on Monday evening, Tor the
henet OF the Veteran soldiers and sailors As'9eatSn
The subject Will be "Drlftings OF the ar ana to Ma
lions new Departure" parlor entertainments IL 10
follow the lecture
Detective Folk yesterday afternoon saw Two
suspiciOusl looking women pass along Wasninklo ST.
near Johnsonst and following them short ulstahse
one OF them dropped piece OK merlno upon INC sue
ynlk c ncked M the piece and took the parties ihto
custody. When brought to Police Headquarters they
cave their names "a Ellen Clark and Rose CASSIDY ~
80 subseonrntly asceralned that the merino had been
s,nI,n iron, Tho store OF L. A. * T. L. Newman NO Ul
Futon-st, and was Naineu Ut W. '"o "N'"'0' "N
locked up to answer. go
| Mr. William NJ Harris, prominent citizen OF
this city who has occupied many positions OF honor anu
,rnnt IN the CITY Government, died at ms residence IN
W9sbIngton.st near High ST. on Thursday evening Ihe