New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
THE CITY.

b A Cooperative Grocery is to be opened III the
Fourth Ward.
The flags on the City Hall and other build
ugs Of the Corporation we're dspayeS ySsTuS III nun
The Rev. Father Preston of st. AIMS Or. CD
Church will lecture on the Triumph OF Faith, toInor'
row evening the large hall Of the Cooper Institute
The annual ball of the New York TelegIaphers
will he given at Apollo Hall on Friday evening January
%, 1869.
Messrs. Kalasky & Levy's clothing store, No.
III southst. entered by burglars on Ihursty m ali
valued at $500, were stolen
An entertainment will be gwen az cooper
Institute Monday sye snSipg NAV 6esr
Messrs. Bangs g. Merwin will sell a valuable
COLLECTION OF rare books AZ their rooms Nos Og ana go
broadway, Tuesday "Wednesday, and Thursday even
ings next
An adjourned meeting of all who are inter
ested IN the passage OF registry law by Congress- Tor
studios of Macdonald. Marshall wilson No 697 Broad
way, On Saturday evening, Jan. 9, at o'clock
The first of a series of battalion drills OF the
Armory last evening The battalion consisted OF Com
panes A and H. mastering about l2' men. Col Emmons
Clark was In command
Mr. William L. Dodge, Gen. Robert Ander-
son. Gen. Seymour and Charles p Hart will address the
Morning Star sunday School In Pixies Opera House cor
morrow.
Messrs. Leavitt, Strebeigh g. Co. sold, last
evening at Clinton half offs lot OF ab0nt COO theological
vet tha prces brought last evening we're low The
nander OF the catalogue Will be disposed OF this evening
1t is proposed to build an elevated roadway
OF velocipedes by this it would be possible TO
90 from end OF the island 20 the other IN about IN
hour, making allowance for stoppage and accidents.
John Hughes, n butcher, living in Thirty
nnthst. yesterday morning assaulted by somo M
known persons near Washington Market. aud badly
beaten about the head receiving serious scalp wound
He was taken to the Liberty Police Station, where his
wound Was dressed, and he was given lodging.
Mrs. Rose Lamour, aged 60 years, boarder
the Weschester House at the corner Of Broome ct
and the Bowery was struck by the locomotive Of New
Haven train at tho corner OF Fourhaye. and Twenty
seventh ST., yesterday, and seriously injured She was
removed 10 st. Lukes Hospital by tie Police.
Two boys, named James Ward and John
Mcdonald, had an alteration yesterday IN Wests aud
Mcdonald stabbed Ward in the feshy part of tho left
arm. causing bad wound. Mcdonald was arrested aHd
Kingst.
Judge Bedford has posted notice in his
Chambers concerning the landlord aud tenant dsIos
,ess proceedings stating that IN future no Will allow Tho
business 20 return 70 It's former and legitimate channel
where once was ana where properly ana unqucston
ably belongs viz 20 the courts Of the cyi aud marine
Justices OK this city.
The next sermon under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association viii be tomOr
evening al the Collegiate Church, FifthRve. corner
OF Twenty nlnhst Universal Lay Agency the Law of
the Church and the Especial Demand ~ Present
wiz be the subject OF the discourse by the Rev. Mr.
B0ardman, Of Auburn. Now-fork.
GLEASON N 81 ls Evaa aSr91s IosfR Mo NGhns
from the front platform Of Of the Crosstown line
the OF Canal aud Acn-sts the front wheel
passed oyer his leg fracurngit lie vas taken home 20
native Of Ireland aged II years Coroner Keenan,
will hold an inquest to-day.
A series of Stcreoscopc Views of prominent
scenes and points In the Great West win be Exhibited al
Dodworth Hall tins evening. Ihe4e views embrace many
Rocky Moantans aud on the line %, The PacGc Raroad
Those who interested IN this knd OF art 20 whom
tho progress Of tho Pacific Railroad is object OF in
terost Will find this performance highly attractive.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the de-
cson Of Judge sutherland restraining uptown pho
tho retirement OF Mr. Fredcks from the frin The de.
fendant claimed that In purchasing the stock and good
Broadway photographer. he acquired also the light
use tho name OF fIedrieks a Co Tho decision grant
names aad On tho right Of firm TO control It's trade
marks.
Among the strangers in the city are the Hon.
George H. PendletOn aud family OHIO. the Hon. Jas O.
Blaine VI C., Maine; C. W. Woolly Of Cincinnati; Ross
Campbell Of Baltimore: Ben. Field, Albion; Capt WIN.
raka OF Japan at the Fifth Avenus Hotel Judge Com
s0GE q Io5E onRRS cpes SdrS Fay
Alberger Buffalo, at tho 81. Nicholas Hotel WIN. Is.
R 9 u orn ne ocno Inc non
House. Tbs hon. a. G. Nation, Oswegc Col. r. G.
STf Geg W. 0n Gc1S and Ham
Pennsylvania, at the ST. Dennis Hotel
meeting of the New-York Liederkranz was
held Oh Thursday evening to hear the report OF the
stenway, who offered the Society eight lots at the
Of Lexingonave and Thiryseventh st for tho sum Of
$1,000 upon which TO erect clubhouse aud music.
hail. the present quarters Of the Lederkranz having be-
inadequate TO the accommodation OF s members,
who number over 1,lOO The Board OF Trustees
porting unfayoraby, the proposal OF Mr. Stenway
adjoining the present house Of tho Society " was recon-
mended by the Board aud after debate tho motion
was carried unanimously The price asked is s]25Oo
$4,000 cash down. the remainder ON mortgage. The
annual fees OF members was also raised TO Sli
A meeting of cOlored citizens was held last
a he han "a u.
Tenthsts., NJ. f. Price IN the chair James j. Spelman
acted as Secretary The Chairman stated that the object
Of the meeting TO elect delegates to represent New
York CITY in the National Convention OF COored Men to
pe sSe nS s2aes on w s eeS S
f. Butler John j. Zuille Chas. L. Reason. Peter Porter
Downing, L. V. c. Eao. Alernates-Jacob TrIsty, A.
I. Augusta, Geo H. Vashon. A. W. Tucker Singleton T.
stirring addresses the meeting adjourned, meet IN the
Abyssinian Baptist Church next Monday evening at
o'clock.
BROOKLYN.-Mr. Edward Watkeys died ON
the 9Th inst. after lingering Illness.
Miss Coleman lectured on Heathful Cook
cry" at the Dixon Institute last evening.
Fred. Douglass will deliver his lecture on
William the Silent at the Academy OF Music next Fri
day evening.
The dramatic entertainment given by Mr..
Augustus Waters Mt tho Packer Institute Thursday
evening was so well received that 10 Will be repeated
Saturday evening" jan I6, at the same place.
The term of Henry X. Pierson, esq, rs Pres
ldent OF the Brooklyn City Railroad Company. which
poo nc mas hDy nled Tor the past nine years, expires
Oh hondyy next.
The annual statement of the Treasurer of the
Board Of Trustees OF Plymouth Church shows that the
entire receipts OF the Society for the year
to $6279 67 OF which 80 Gs3 from rentals and pre-
Inus, and that the expenditures amounted to t2l5 o.
leaving balance OF $500 TO- The entire OF the Bethel
Mission IS about $4,000 and the coat Of music Is about
"a 900.
Under the direction of Collector +. II. Wood |
OF the Third District Deputy Collectors Luke OReilly,
james Wells and W. Hayes seized the Illicit dstillery
In NasSau-st neor NavySt at o'clock yesterday after
noon Ihey found the still worms is barrels OF whisky
ana large quantity OF mOasscs and mash, all OF which
was turned over ~ tho prOper authorities for cOnsca0