New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE CITY.
THE CITY.
"Mark Twain" is at the st. Nicholas.

=, vii meet In Their new quarters Cooperative Hall, No
n4 BOwery tonight
The body of an unknown man was yesterday
found floating the North River of the foot OF Houston
IT II was taken TO the hOTgue
The Union Ferry employees have organized
Mutual Benevolent Association. The Initiation zee is
n and the monthly payments SOC from each member
In conseauence of the illness of Mr. 5. &.
Hawey Referee Of the Board OF Health in the matter OF
the comIIaiut against the metropolitan Gas Company
the hearing Of further evidence has been postponed
Henry Clewes, esq, Treasurer of the late
Charity Ball for the benefit of the Nursery and Cmds d
the expenses 5000 80 and the net proceeds sl6to o.
Gabriel Prayer, pawnbroker, was YESTERDAY
brought before Marshal Tooker on the charge OF &
oDe Hyman in watch transaction Inc case VIII Oo "'
cIdcd tomorrow.
A fire occurred yesterday in the basement OF
No C6 Rroaust occupied by Smith, Whte Mo4ui Ts ur
ECO !" Insured by the Niagara Company. The fire origin
sted from a can of roofing paint boiling over
The WOmens Typographical Union held lts
regular monthly meeting at No. 6s East Broadway last
evening Miss Gussie Lewis presiding The Union is IN
most nOushng condition, numbering at present "p"aru
Of 4Omembers, with rapidly increasing nsr
Charles Eisenfelder, German, living ..No3 az NO;
eS7 East Houstonst was arrested ast s sf tba cEd
tors of large real estate owners OF this city III one Oh
the German papers. 80
The New-York Wesleyan University Cno
will celebrate its first annual gathering with banquet.
Delmoncos this evening Ihe cino Is comp ION @ TSeo and ~
the alumni of Wesleyan University nVlns III % t ' over @
vicinity. and will number, when all are ehIoeu' o'''
15o members
Last evening Internal Revenue o fficers Hep
Dncher seized the tobacco factory of John Nc GnTe in
Franknt near Washington for an alleged VIC OF
the Internal Revenue law. over $1,000 worth OF stoeA
was seized and turned over 10 Collector Bailey
The funeral of VIM. II. Mix, who died on
the 18th lust in ST. Augustine Florida took place yester
day o'clock m, from the ChuTch OF the HOY APos POS
ties of Nnthave and Twenty ana was
very largely ATTENDED Is SG Fnscopa aTI CbTrch were
conducted by the pastor the Rev. Dr. HoWand' aSS''eu
by the Rev. Dr. Spencer.
IA
Wright, Pennsylvania J. n. Goodwin, Washington ana
Col. ii : McComb, Delaware, are at the tfth-ave.
MeLe4i & Nv mhTeaE u Eos W ns Sorth Carolina are at the
purgh, is at the Abemarle Hotel
Michael Murphy, an Irish laborer, residing at
The of Main and Water-sts Brooklyn called yes
on the fifth floor of No. 6j Beekmanst and asked for
work He'WaS nnsuccssiMqi M anu IN - me first
aoor receiving injuries from the effects of which he died
in few hours afterbeIng removed 70 the Ne"AoA ho'
pital.
The tournament now being held at the rooms
of the New-YOrk Chess Club in the University Buildings
games played Yesterday the following gentlemen were
present aud participated in the games Capt McKenZe
Dr Jones Dr. Barnett, and Mri Ware the President OF
the Boston Cub-all players of considerable note Inc
number Of games played was about no.
The North German steamship Main, which
sailed from Southampton the 9th instant arrived at
Of the 93d her mails we're delivered the PosOiee and
distributed No closed mails sent on by her, but
were sent the 10th by the CnnaId steamer when
sailed from Liverpool for Boston These mails were for
warded only reached the latter port yesterday ar
They therefore cannot arrive here before TINS
morning.
A very pretty billiard match was played last
evening at Brasteds in FouTth-aye between the pro
pretOr Of that establishment and Melvin Foster. MT
Brased is an amateur and MI roster STANDS hgh IA
the iS % pos m @ Basea
the game scoring $50, while Fosters score was only
very playing both sides. Fosters highest run was
"a points and Braisteds 19
Tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock the mem
bers OF the Ninth Glass of old Public School No. T. in
Chrystiest between Hester and Canalsts, will meet at
having their Tst annual renhon The gentlemen com
posing this class attended this school from the years 1880
William P Lyon and John W. Ketchsm the respeo-
s dnSP pals Amorg the Large & Yea al SboSe
Marshal Joseph II. TOoker, Daniel Slote, Jonn v
ter, John L. Kipp Jas r Adams, the Rev Jas ~ Free
man, Geo H. Petre Henry L. sote, and William White
The Newark French Radical Club and the
New York French Republican Club gave grand ban
quet last evening at the steuben House in the BoWey
There were over 500 persons present After the good
things provided tue occasion had been disposed OF
member Of the Lyons Legislature was elected Chairman
and Charles villa chosen Secretary The Chairman, Mr.
Villa, Mr. WCgey Mr. Constant Mr. Boyer "a gentleman
who had been sentenced TO death during the Revolution
and VINO escaped from PRISON., Mr. Saurea. Mr. Labaux,
aud MrDebuchy spoke at considerable length against
the policy Of Napoleon and the character OF the chief
institutions and hoped time would soon arrive when
the present Emperor would be dethroned and Republic
established in France: The company broke up at mid
night after joining in the Marseiaise Hymn, and passing
cordial vote of thanks to their Chairman.
Mr.. James NJ. Macgregor, Superintendent of
Buildings, has obtained an injunction against Edward
OIeily, restraining him from proceeding any further
with the erection Of the building No 167 Muberryst
The structure intended for tenement house, the first
hoOr being used store Neither Dir. Macgegor nor
The law under which ne objects this combination
Of and dwelling. but both insist that in
having 6een GIs made S that 70 the sIS prems No. I
used as store and dwelling were unsafe survey made
Of the complaint. The building being too old aud di-
lpdaed 10 be repaired the owners ordered to take
1t dov9 but having failed to do SO MT Maegregor com
made of the building No. 227 East Twentyeghthst
on Saturday and found TO be unsafe. The
negeong to make the necessary changes Mr. Macgegor
has appealed 70 the Courts. On the same day survey
was made Of alleged unsafe building in East Houston
81 The owper however in this case has agreed to make
the requisite alterations
BROOKLYN.-Dr. Bell will lecture on the
"FlOweTs Of the Sea-" at the Hall OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. this evening.
Joseph Horton was severely bitten through the
hand by 3Sd dog YESTERDAY a. oe s Gor%eE SGNs
could be determined whether he was rabid or not.
Wesley Allen, who is now confined i'll Kings
County jan awaiting trial. has had double guard placed
Aliens beng considered slippery customers this precau
1On is deened necessary
new company, numbering so men, was mus
tered into the seth Regiment N c. Tuesday night at
their Agmory in Courtst. The officers Of the company
are: John l. Pollard, captain james ~ Page First
Another new company is forming, and viii probably be
musteSsd IN within three weeks.
JAMAICA, i. 1.-The Queens County Court of
Armstrong County Judge presiding The Grand Jury
Sns pson xers tined aud Sneed samuel cpin. assault with
u'!o t SLATE Prison y1r ssd months samuel Harrison bur
Prison and months samuel RsPe grand Larceny state
r % S naaa tsSs r S Degree ssis STATE Prison
3,AD and mouths Fbe COun adjourned for the term Tgsiy
Wilson and rsers'snng himself esrPsn.e sPpsd Mr. John