New-York tribune., 1869-03-26
THE CITY.

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| The first shad of the season were taken in
| Island.
A large number of abandoned women were
| Station
The Old Guard will give a grand ball at the
Academy OF Music on the 9th OF April and celebration
OF the Of the Association on the 22d OF April
The boxes for the 22d Regiment ball to be
given at the Academy OF Music the LIST OF APRIL VIII
be sold at auction tomorrow evening at the kegiineh'
| Armory.
Committees of the journeymen printers and
the employers In consultation yesterday at the AS
tor House but failed to fix on scale OF prices satlsac
| tory TO both.
| During the wear 1868 there were GA convic-
tiOns 9S acQuas IN the Court of General Sessions
and 80 convictions and acquttas in the Court Of oyer
| and Terminer.
Mr.. j. w. Fabens, Commissioner to the Do
minican Government, arrived yesterday from st. Do
mingo City with important dispatches to Washington
The German Republican Club of the Xth AS
scmby District held a meeting on Tuesday evening
when they approved the resolutions passed oy he Ter
| man Republican Central Committee on the 6th INST
| The Board of Assistant Aldermen met yes
teray afternoon but after being In session only lew
minutes, during which small amount Of routine business
only transacted they adjourned until Monday next
Marshal Murray has made the following re-
turn in the Union Pacific Railroad ca 81 have this
day OF March 1862 personally served on George c.
| at the same time showing each the original"
| quantity of the drapery around the altar
In the basement of the Demit Dspensay at the corner
Church OF the Epiphany took fire Yesterday afternoon
causing damage 10 the amount OF $50. .... .....
| Coroner Rollins admitted to bail yesterday, in
the sum OF 5000 DR. Gabriel j. Wolff who is alleged to
have caused the death OF Mrs Magdalena Phlipp, by
means Of an abortion committed upon her Inc test
mony In the has appeared atebgh III The TRIBUNE
The Police Boat Metropolitan Capt Hart,
while going alongside OF tho ship Volunteer yesterday
burSted her steam pipe, and was totally disabled she
| Capt. Pierson, and towed to her dock
Delegates of the North Eastern Sangerbund,
which is composed Of 20 singing societies of this city met
the Germanla Assembly Rooms Last night. aud made
arrangements for singing picnic to come on at Joness
| Wood Monday after Whtsunday next.
| Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest
at No. 81 Marketst the body Of Henry Cook Ger
man sailor who hanged himself IN the cellar OF that
house. Cook has FOR several days past been drinking 10
and has at times exhibited symptoms of delrum
/ tremcn5
| The brig Charlotte, from Havana, is near the
wreck Of the steamer Scotland aud apparently on the
| bottom The Atlantic Submarine Wrecking Company's
steamers Philip Yankee and Lackawanna are at work ON
her Capt Waters General OF the Company, Is in hope
| of saving the vessel and cargo. ...
1t is not true that all the Judges of the
Supreme Court OF the First District have refused stay
of proceedings In the OF Real the murderer UP TO
yesterday four OF the Judges had not been applied TO-
eas S s Sd Ga ne o Tg S D 'oh
The Board of Police Commissioners, by re-
quest OF superintendent Kennedy, promoted Detective
Reso TO he ronndsman. Since the dismissal OF capt
John Young, Detective Kelso has been In command OF
the detective squad lie has been for many years con
nccted with the force and understands thoroughly the
| duties OF the position.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon. while
er Mayor James Harper was riding through ttthaye.
terseetion o7 Fifiy.drsst and ran rapidly down tho
avenue TO Fortyifth ST., where Mr.. Harper ana Ills
daughter were thrown the pavement The former
seriously ininred aud conveyed to st. Lukes Hospi
tai 10y onicer Duny. The Young lady, who was but
| slightly injured, was taken home by friends.
+. r. King. Manager of the Bank of Mon
reai is a the Breyoort Hopse. Gerrt Smith y at the
fnhaye Hotel Ex,Mayor BlshoPO Cincinnati. the Hon
Harris. Batimore and Col W II Carpenter. Auburn.
S5s ~ S az III The MeiTcpotan S Hotel @ Professor
Tie Clarendon Hotel The Hon j. C. Abbott so,t OF OF
Pennsylvania Is at the Astor House.
Mr.. James NJ. Macgrcgor, the Superintendent
Of Buildings, sometime ago caused survey 10 De made
building found 10 be unsafe and as the owner failed
10 make the alterations requisite 10 insure ITS safety Mr.
dmsies 60 tear down the ids and rear walls from the
foundations the second story and That work is now In
parts OF the walls removed are properly reconstructed
William Walton, indicted in the United States
District Court, before Judge Batchcrd, ior dealing IN
Jail months was discharged on hls 9Sn resogn1ance
yesterday on application o. assistant @
In counereiting case IN Ne~Jersey and that his re-
lease hsd "a tSS secret service Division Of The Treasury De-
partment
Neil Costello was taken before Justice Corn
we'll Yesterday charged with passing forged check on
nave been drawn by James L. Jones. Costello
mitted 10 answer. Daniel Renther arrested the
charge Of having TO the lager beer saloon OF Peter
Weser In CarrOllst, Neyinsst, where he was EN-.
ihcy ycp,,nd iry The accused is German, 25 years OF
age. and bricklayer by trade.
BROOKLYN.-The valuable medical library
collected by the Dr. Enos has been presented by his
widow TO the Long Island Historical Society IL consists
OF s5 bound volumes and "a unbound volumes beside
large number OF panphlets
On wednesday night, Joseph Volts, q resi-
dent Of Ewcnst T. D., attempted to mako peace be-
tween Adam Chrisman and another person IN AN oyster
nG bt of his nose Justice Eames yesterday committed
CLristman to answer charge OF mayhem
A fire occurred yesterday in the planning mill
Hunters Point r. d.. totally destroying IT, The loss was
s sqFSd o a s Republic or cSaso
hckery's coal and wood yard was damaged $1,000; in-
sured; and John Provost lime dealer lost $500. also
| insured .... ..
Yesterday morning, shortly after 4 o'clock, n
Are broke ont IN the fOur-story and basement brick
PoIsao, ohio ormeriy druggist % this cyl and ocSn
| pied by different persons The hre originated ~ the
shoe shop hui from what could be ascertalned
The flames soon spread thronghout the budng ana the
nnner rooms becoming filed with dense smoke the
occuIants we're awakened and some Of them barely
escaped with their lives Mr. Woehrle,s loss IS about
Of New-fork The first floor was occupied as lager
beer aud billiard saloon loo ey Sohh III idss ON stock x
lures and furniture Ia estimated at ssVo upon winch
there Is an insurance % ., s IN 'S oor were occnpe3 by
| the families OF L. II. Fish and William Bonnernan Tue
wa; damaged 70 the s@Gnms ioss about
sOo: not insured. The loss the building Is about
$4,000 supposed TO be Insured.
The annual meeting of the officers of the
Brooklyn Mercantile Library Association was held IN the
Directors room Of the institution on Montagne,s last
affairs or the association are In fonrshng condition
The number OF books In the library IL HOOO or whlch
Sudns on the sSth OF January During the last 80
days the average circulation per day hss been 200 m