New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
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THE CITY
The arrivals and departures at and from
this port for last month were CO.
The Geo. w. Gibbons Association gave tp Itn
annual reception stlthe Apollo Rooms on Aonu"5 '''
81 The Rev. DIR. Storrs, Vicar-G General Of the
Diocese of New York; has been presented "ith nv
cap by the Pope. =
p n Barnum, esq, delivered lecture last
night at Breyoor Hail. Ftyfourthst Tor the Dehen' "a
rrho schooner VIM. Severe which left New
York Jan 49, bound for Richmond was sunk on Ca l
Charles Light on the morning Of ee ih apt irving
Tbe blind Residents Aid Society, which was
oraanized last September held meeting last evening az
Everett Hail. Broadway and ThrtyIouTit Ow.nE was
lie limited attendance, no important DusnesS WAC
transacted
The Labor Bureau, under charge OF the N9m
missoners OF Emigration, has hadduglng to AZ nv rc
ceyed 76S orders from employers for s2orotS anu ,
nsbed employment 10 675s persons o apd 90 males and
Gs females totally unedueatsd'
The clothing cutters, who are now arranging
for general strike. met at No ~ t ;b iS mem in
a sop in Whtest informed that unless lney % t
be allowed TO work in any society shop I'm the city The
Clothing Cutters Union numbers GOO ma Ien@
s. 80, or $50 per week.
Fx-C.ov Bullock of Massachusetts, is at the
Breyoort House; ex-Gov Hawey OF ConnectcnL anu n
| Ia. Nj.
the baron and Baroness dc Rivera OF France are AZ tue
clarendon Hotel the Hon g. NJ Dodge; M f H I9w q
Cincinnati and Capt. j. NJ Bradford u s. Navy are ca az
H. s. McComb Delaware aud T. W. Pierce OF Boston, are
| at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Coroner Keenan, held the following inqqests:
AT No 20 East Thirty-eghtst over the body OI Jaes
McKeben aged 80 years who died suddenly Oh In9Is-
day At his Office over the body Oh oscar aOA ageu ~
years who was scalded death on Tuesday evening IN
each OF these the verdict HecoIueu Sl.a ,o
facst The same Coroner VIII nod an , LeJv of
day az No. bl3 East kEleyeEti-st over the SOuy l ~
Elizabeth Emereh who was ia ~ r6se lamp.
oTo snhscrnti11s Tor tle statue Of Fitz Greene Hal
leck which Is 70 be placed in the Parb; ranueI r. 10
Grant GIlsen secretary No 81 ST. Marksplac Behla
min H. Field, Treasurer No 12I Water-st.i william y
BysRt H %1n KAN Ks@b T hnarew X Green John II
| Gonfle, Evart A. DuychncK, and William I. Bodgett.
Professor r. Ogden DOremus will deliver the
ninth scientific lecture Of the course BEFORE inc Aelcah
Tnsute Iis evening at steinway Hall, the subject Is
The Photometer1 The lecture win he illustrated BY
Of the intensity OF light produced by candles sperm OIL
and magnesia pencils, the combustion OF haghesln
wire, aud BY carbon pepels ~ e1leas o. eoc
tricity. = y zr'n - S--4,I
The monthly meeting of the Trustees OF the
ChdreDs Ala Society was held at their rooms last night
The following reports presented: During the mouth
les persons men, women and children were proSI1Ie e
sent West and were provided with homes ana S,Oy
ment IN few hours after aTilya AZ te ~ was
I'LL AZ their 1--WE lodgings there were furnished TO
dUeies 9ogs of nm their four ree readngTooms the
average nightly attendance Of worLingmen was u.s..
BROOKLYN--A youth named William Smith
was hned $40 by Justice COrnwell, yesterday, Oh inc
charge Of throwing snOw-balls In the public street
Twenty-nine street lamps in the Forty-eighth
Police Precinct and six 1.-THE FOryninth Precinct re-
NAMED unlighted on Wednesday night -r, . 81,
Street Commissioner FuTey noticed recently
apparent sinkage in the tuns OF coal supplied 20 the
loads found them oaCn SNORT ilOh
20 20 pounds OF the 1000 which they purpofed 70 weigh
Yesterday morning, apont 35 O'CLOCK, Ilro
near 1aryst, owned by James Conn9ly, and occupied
stories were tenanted by several families. The building
was damaged TO the extent Of $500 ana Is insured Hf
Rost estimates his loss NJ IS 600 on which there Is an NJ
TSIanee OF S,iOO IN tne W ~, ~ oont s5 M
insured The fire originated II Is supposed nom tue
Coroner Whitehill held an inquest yesterday
tho body OF Patrick McLausliiR who died mdtr
somewhat singular circumstances at NO. " t-ast baitie
shl4APfg ms Illness testified that death had resulted
from starvation, and the jury rendered verdict IN 9e
pockets Of Mclaughlin His son, it appeared had on
several occasions endeayored 10 persuade his father 10
take up his residence with him IN New-York, but he re-
fused stating that he preferred live alone in his
apartments. Although surrounded by those Wiling 10
assist him, no refused all Oilers and actually died Oh
starvation.
MORRIsANIA, NY.-A skating carnival will tax
place at the pond, tomorrow evening
FREMONT n. VA meeting OF the treeholders.
the eIpedency Of having The toSu Of West Yarns Incorporated
Amer long and the proposition voted dowa
PORT RICHMOND, s. Ia special investigation
Mil Pond Bulrs Head
residents Of that nehbOrocd held ut the oce Of the Board %
Health NewYork few days since i appeared from The evidence maj
nghborhoOi which PRINCIPALLY caused by foul air arising ron d
Poad two laeca Witnesses isss,I to i, & t5
three four Of Mr. Wnans children dl+dteny Of malignant SCARE
principally contracted from the above Tie Board
Of Health will take measures to abate tue uulsauce.
HOBOKEN, n. J-Recorler Pope again
dspOsg the aud ice an has stu some
remaining the docket which require bis attention to-day
JERSEY CITY, N, J--St. BOnifaeee, the German
Bhop Bayley ooans. The Medical board appointed for the gov
Of Che Free Hospital has Effected the following ogansAton;
varck and J. Youdy COnmeei +. Watson D. L.
aud Miller Committee Diets aud A. IL Lukns aud T. T.
Morris, 10 secure dispensing druggist
NEWARK n J-GeOrge Lavery of No. II Belle
vuave Instantly killed yesterday n the Excelsior Planning
stills RYerst, where he work lie talking
fellow workman Ed leaning against shan which making go re1o
Lotions minute when his apron caught and be was Eh over
Both legs aud broker and be injured
internally lie had been warned Of his danger but moment before
The decreased Of The body viewed BY the County
Physician who granted certificate Of accidental death
PATERSON. n. J.-Exertions are being made here
20 have the erlnspeeon law Tpeed There also strong
urging the repeal Of HE MOrtggETempuon law
PASSAIC N. 1.-THE cornerstone of q new Re-
formed Church vas laid on "Wednesday afternoon. /
ORANGE N 1.-THE Hon H. NJ Turner the first
colOred chaplain appointed BY President Lincoln the amy during the
late rebellion ARd the rejected members Of
iure Will peak this evening Library Hall Mr. Thomas Bosles
Orange train, the Morris and Essex Railroad badly injured that
be died few minutes aer being taken the depot He crossing
him. having been previously concealed by The deceased
10 Old and leaves family Thomas Smith has been
elected shes VI TOE Orange National Bank vice William H. Fernle
tAHnouucemeutsI
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