New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
THE CITY.

(hprPy IL,
Tphbed Of Sl5O worth OF liquor alH4 cigars
The Board of Excise revoked no licenses
yesterday but granted about $50 6ew ones e ' Oh
Tbe Hon. A. c. CWtin, Minister to Russia,
is az the Albemarle Hotel Mr. Curtin leaves for ST.
Petersburg on the l6th o. June.
Gus. Frohman Won the silver medal as a
prize for slow riding IN the Nelocpede Hall NO SO Bow
ery last evening, milking the circuit OF the room in $780,
The Erie Company is erecting a two-story,
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The annual meeting and election of officers of
the Associated Of the State Of NewY will be
inst, AZ Il o'clock in the forenoon
The Sixth Regiment Lieut. Col. Schwarz
commanding. celebrated the fity-ffth anniversary OF
TompkiOssquare by Gen. Louis Burger.
Mr.. Frederick Gerhard, one of the Oldest
German American booksellers in this city, celebrated ms
toih business anniversary yesterday nc was d Ivy Ger
publisher I'm DanZlc and Berlin, Prussia ana Ie'V "el
many In lS49, political exile.
The steamship Westphalia arrived yesterday
afternoon from Hayre a having gs tie The Wetphsa
eft IsyIe May at ~ oeoek M and & n'Sa S Oh @ sn9 iV @
hour from Queenstown.
The New Haven steamer Continental, from
Peclslip at 1915 p. m, now Runs in connection with
train in waiting on the wharf in New-Haven which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the boat for Hart
ford Springfield and intermediate stations The Cont
Oughly renovated and rehtted.
The Fannie Elder, which reached this port
Edwin Watson. who reports that, on March 2S, On the
passage from sayanilla to Carthagena. and while in
entrance to the harbor OF Carthagena. The crew
wreck The Edwin Watson was four years old 243 tuus
register, and was owned IN this city,
Rosa Peters, who, together with her husband,
of having set fire to premises No 96 Greenest, where
they were living at the time, made full confession Of
she eXonerates her husband OF any participation or
knowledge Of the affair She says that desire TO be re-
al Ter
her TO commit the crime.
Egbert E. Ten Eyck, an actor at Fisk's Grand
is charged with forging aud obtaining payment IL
Paymasers bounty checks for 500 each The examna-
missioner Osborn Elnathan Allen and GGlreit f Scott
tanning their forgeres. Other witnesses den
titled II of the ~ checks, all Of which known TO he
and ws I OWn a he received IL payment m for Ssm n
der the assumed name Of Harden The further examin
On the night Of May 8, some burglars en-
tered the tenement No Broadway, and ascending to
the roof passed the soute Of No 10 Beaverst
descended 70 the third hoor forced entrance into
the ofice Of Messrs smalwoOd Hitchcock commission
forced open, and stole 26O shares of the Eureka
600 Yesterday acting Capt Burden Of the First Precinct
Police received from ElDa, n. " letter containing
saed by the thieves The shares were given to the owner
Mr.. Joseph 7. SmallwOOd
In the Board of Health, yesterday, Drs
Stone aud swnbnrne held animated discussion as to
the duties and responsibilities OF the Health Omcer at
ton requiring that official to report by telegraph TO the
expected departure from quarantine for any point the
Metropolitan District Of vessel passen-
ease. The Board spent some time in Considering the
amended rules and regulations and finally adjourned to
"wednesday, May 10, at o'clock of fhe rules
that day Of the week.
Gen. o. O.. Howard, L. S. A.: the Hon E.
Foster Of Connecticut Judge PaschaI Of Texas Judge
Graham. u S. Navy, are at the Astor House
baS Pasmaer ESmS o. snS avy ~ apd J. k0 oH A
comedian, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Mr.. swimyard
at the BTeyoort. Edward Atkinson Of Boston, Col.
Wells Aurora n y. and Dr. j. G Marvin Galveston,
Hnbbel, Coxsacke, y. Y. and Maj McMiehael, Phil
Prince. Boston. IS at the Metropcltan Hotel. P. G.
Washington Of Washington is at the Coleman House.
The Hudson River Sheep Yard, a new insti-
tuition built TO accommodate the growing demands of the
butcher trade Of the city, BAD ITS warming yeteT
were regaled with magnificent dinner music toasts,
speeches Gee esq ana "a 93g III IAe & neX N Yard p = situated
building twostory structure substantially built with
and % feet wide having 26 pens the first floor and IS
the second the whole being capable Of accOmmo. |
cOmmodiously constructed dock 800 feet long with 10
feet Of water at low tide has been built exclusively for
The Fenian patriots, Warren and Costello, |
sPeht yesterday at sweenys Hotel where they received
number OF prominent Fenans. The public reception in
Evening, COMMENCING at ocioek Gov Hoffman %ilI
preside and Mayor Hall and delegations from the Com.
Council viii be present The 69th Regimental Band
and the regiment itself also expected TO be in attend
anee aud II is probable that companies in
Fenan uniform will parade on the occasion The meet
ing will be addressed by distinguished gentlemen, ire
specvo OF party. To prevent undue crOwdng, an ad.
mission foe OF % Will be charged. This demOnsra
ton Is made especially TO assert the rights OF naur9zed
teIlo will remain Sweenys Hotel until recep
ton. when Warren will 90 to Boston, and Costello 10
Philadelphia where their friends respectively reside
They will probably return to this city IN few weeks but
their future movements are still undetermined.
BR00KLYN-The flags were displayed |
from the public buildings, yesterday honor Of the
completion Of the Pacific Railroad
Detective WOndeTly yesterday arrested II. n. |
Hampton, formerly employed in Jacksons Chemical |
under false pretenses, and apprOpratnR the hie
use. He was committed to await examination.
The inquest in the case of James DOnegan,.
who killed in a street at the OF Navy aud
Johnsonsts on the % inst, was continued before C0r0
Jones, at the Courthouse, last evening. Edward
OBTen Bridget Mclaughlin Julia DoBahue and Others
were examined, but no new facts were ELECTED by their
evening
The new Fire Department Board consists of
the Mayor (Kalbhesch Street Commissioner Furey,
Gly Treasurer sprague, Comptroller johnson, aud Mr.
6htes I9r the CommssioneTslp are, Samuel Maddox,
JACOB Worth, Andrew B. Hodges John CashOW, and
Anthony r. Campbell, the Republican side. Hugh
candidates on the Democratic side. John CnnniDQham
TIE present Chei Engineer OF the Fire Department is te
only cdnGdate for the position in the Pay Depart
ment, aud VIII probably be appointed. - |
woman representing herself as Mrs Nor
ton, and q dressmaker, residing IN Myrtleave near
ClerDontaye., bought between $50 and SO worth Of
goods yesterday al the store Of McKenDs Co c"rper
Of MyTte-aye. aud kentave. The errand bov sCco,nI
neu nel ~ receive the money and when they reached
the place where she said she Tesded stated that her
parasO had been left In the store Te how esv To- a.
package OF goods and went back for the pafsol When
ascerteined that no one answering her nSIc o az
scrptOn lived n that vicinity. ~ '
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