New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THE CITY.

| lie UTSb number VI hohphJ
devoted to the interests OF phonograpny VIII DO Of
the 10th inst It will be under the editorial charge VI
| Mr.. James f. Munson.
A rumor was circulated in the City Hail. yes
terday that the Hon. John Kelly. ex-sherif OF this
County. was lying very low with nervous ieVer ana n'
| An entertaining and instructive lecture upon
the Nervous system and the Mind" was given In the
Attorney;st II. p. Church, on Wednesday evening" by
| the popular lecturer, Dr. j. Smms
Jacob and Moses Dupuy, convicted OF ille-
gay removing whisky from tho Forty-ffthst Dlstil-
ery were taken Blackwels Island yesterday alter
| noon, by Deputy -harshals Duryea ana Mckay
In the period between the 1st and the 10th
usis the Labor Bureau received i79 applications for
employment. and furnished glO nDorers %, 70
| The members of both Boards of the Phila-
delpla Common Council arrived in the city last nlHht
and are stopping at the metropolitan Hotel InGy WIZ
visit the Morgue to day. and return home on SATURDAY
| The regular Commencement exercises of the
Tenth Ward Grammar School No 49, IN Gnrystle 81, De
tween Deaeey ana 1S yto ro bendns most Of
| the school officials OF the district and ward
The Mayors Marshal, yesterday, compelled
John lawson. for which, as alleged the urn was 70
secure for him situation fines were nPTsee ulp'
several firms who had taken out no license 10 ulFe carts
wagons, and trucks
| No settlement of the difficulties of the chess
tournament Cafe Europa has as yet been eecled
the second but order decide IN relation to the re,
| settlement Will occupy several days
The distribution of the Woodsidc Homestead
lois among the subscribers took place at Military Hail.
the Bower last evening % per cent Of the so per snare
lottery. On one OF these lots situate mansion worth
5000, on another farmhouse valued at 800 and on
Eagan. aud the farmhouse by Richard schepeerell.
Ordinances are now pending before the
proved" pavement the following streets: with stat
ford twoodenl pavement Waterst ron Enito a 10
the Belgian sone) pavement, Forty first from
broadway 10 Nnthaye and CoenteS SLIP from PeaIist'
A regular morthly meeting of the Tenth AS
sembly District Union Republican Association was ned
dent IN the Chair VIM. Butler Secretary. Action was
taken on charges made against certain members for
election The matter was referred 10 a committee. No
other business and tho meeting ADJOURNED
| till the third Thursday IN March
| I'm the L. S. Commissioners Office before
Commits Osborn the following cases were disposed
Of In the case Of the u s. agt T. f. Tucker , who IS
OF Teuthiye. and Thirty thrds with leyylng black
mail on him. an ADJOURNMENT was had TO Wede,a9y IqA
agt. David Lichtenhem and sgismund Funk In which
the defendants charged with defrauding the revenue
out ~ tho tax cigars. adjournment was had
to Tuesday noNt, owing TO the absence of counsel
Ex-Gov Peirpont of West, Virginia and the
Count D. dAerschot Of the belgian legation is the
Clarendon Hotel. Judge j. o. Abbot 81 Boston Judge
Erskne Of Georgia. and g. A. Wood Philadephla are az
the Brecvort House. EyGoy Carney OF Kansas and
Baron de Norde9dor Of virginia are al ne IT. 6 nca ab
marie Hotel The Hon Iiuggan Attorney General OF
nh W T..
are at tie Metropolitan Hotel Baroness dc ste OF Paris
Is at the Everett House
Coroner FLYNN held an inquest, Yesterday, at
the NewYork Hospital over thg boay OF hdgaa shGe
occurred about 10 days ago on Pier NO North liver
lie Was working donkey engine when his arm was
caught in a cogwheo and badly crushed and mangcd
Coroner Keenan, was requested TO hod an lhgus NJ 10
IL years who died suddenly. The same Coroner was re-
quc-te to hold an inquest at the Astgr House oEer th9
lody OF Richard Malone. walter Who died suddenly
yesterday 80 -
Con n Latin, and the Hons. I. NJ. Argo
g. f. Peek aud q. =. Hayes Committee from the North
Carolina Legislature having in charge the remains of the
late senator d. j. Rich Of that state arrived IN town yes
a native Of Vermont, aud represented Pitt County
" C., in the senate Of that state lie was Republican
In politics and took prominent part In framing the now
Constitution Of North Carolina lie died the morning
OF the 10th inst Of pneumonia and tho Legislature, out
Of respect for his memory appointed the above Commit
tee 90 escort his remains to Brandon, W. where they VIII
be inferred.
The Investigation ordered by the BoaId of
Health in reference 10 the complaints made against the
Metropolitan Gas Light Company was continued yesicr
day afternoon Prof sillman OF Yale College was
examined by the counsel for tho Board OF Health in rea
ton TO the alleged nuisance created by the Company In
the manufacture Of the gas He believed that the dry
line process in by the Company could be employed,
II the proper precautions were taken without the crea
ton OF tbs nuisance complained Of which he admitted TO
exist the 6nsncss was at present conducted Counsel
Of tbe dr. i@o process. which Prot siman acEnowi.
edged TO be good Prof WurtE was present but was not
examined.
BROOKLYN.-Mrs. Nafey, living at No. 60
Poplar.st. was bitten In tho arm by dog yesterday
morning. Although the dog exhibited no symptoms Of
hydrophoDa Physician was called and the wound was
cauteriIc1
The total amount Of subscriptions thus far
received toward the completion OF the building iond OF
the Mercantile Library Is $2O9i5.
The wife and brother of Wesley Allen, the
see him Wednesday but not permitted TO DO So
candles which were gwen him without examination.
plumber, while engaged in repairing n
sewer In front OF NO. stanonst, yesterday morning
apsdu pf 4 w
skulls but neither Of The skeletons entire IL Is GnSt
who lived In the vicinity for a long time.
John Mclaughlin, q middle-agcd man, was |
arragned before Justice on the charge
S OF ns e ea we az his house u IN Battle near
Hoytst, few days since As 1t did not appear that
guilty Of an assault and battery and was fined $50.
Charles Brown was brought before Justice |
Cornwc yesterday; on the charge OF grand larceny Ia
Morris II. Brownell in Qnncyst The accused had sold
the animal TO James Hall. contractor. OF Morsania
the animal had been stolen charge
made against him Brown, who is also accused Of
to await tho action OF tho Grand Jury.
Michael Deasy, formerly patrolman attached |
TO the Forty Police Precinct was arragned before
Lewis Dunn, who charges accused with having on the
evening OF the 10Th inst, robbed him OF pocketbook
containing tl3. The testimony OF complaining witness
to tho effect that ms way home ho called NJ the
store OF Behrnd Bauer at the corner Of Third
ave. and Seventeenthst., and took drink The prs
Oner. with others, there also, aud saw complainant
take his pocketbOok Dcasy followed him out, and
walking up tho toward Twentieths st. asked for
ten ccnts Witness took out his pockeb 10 give him
the money, when the prisoner caught IT, Knocked him
down. and took tho book and The proprietor OF
the grocery testified that Dunn was drunk or, as no
thought had enough liquor, and refused To give him any
When Dunn left, witness went To his stable,
and hearing cries OF robbery repeated, went out
up Thrdayc. toward his house Other witnesses testi
fed to seeing Dunn and Deasy soufng This closed the
evidence, aud Deasy committed in full To await the
action OF the Grand Jury The prisoner about rs years