New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
THE CITY.

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The assets of the German Savings Bank of
this city amounted to .5983S 81 on the list OF April
| or the 1902 immigrants that arrived at this
port during the month of March. eeS3 were Germans
The Board of Assistant Aldermen held no meet
present. pre-
On Tuesday evening an unknown man hired
bed the lodging house OF John Corney a. No ~ hnsS
ST. He was not seen again nhth yesterday moiHi""
when he found dead in bed.
The Mayors Marshal yesterday compelled John
Myer refund to Andrew Oma9 g. when len betnS ,ne en
the drawing OF certain numbers contained III an
At the election, on the 9th instr for trustees
Of Shiloh Presbyterian Church Ccolored and
Henry Montgomery chosen. AT this election tne
right of Suffrage was granted the female members
The journeymen packers and Dox,maHerS aSs sn ol
Philadepha have struck for an increase OF wages An
agent has been this city by the 10 III
duce workmen to 60 70 Sers 70 saV at home
until they are able to make terms with Their Bosses
A clothes-lne thief mounted an outholse in
Io o Sa ~ O'clock and being observed while in the act
Of cutting the pulley from m nS crawl out Of view before
the police arrived.
Coroner Schirmer was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest the body OF an unknown man iouhd
RIso over the body OF an unknown who fell in an
apopectc 1T In West Broadway ana dled soon aer Do
ing taken to Bellevue Hospital
The annual Convention of Railroad Ticket
Agents was held yesterday, at the St Nicholas Hotel
wien the following named officers were elected for the
following year President Mr.. C. r. Cleland VlcePres-
ident' Mr. s. f. Pierson Secretary, Mr.: Powell. The
Convention will reassemble at II o'clock today
Prof. Andrews of Boston is having very
grafyiug success in teaching merchants bankers &c,
lis new and rapid system OF mercantile calculations,
which is generally found to be exceedingly short simple,
practical and invaluable to business men OF all classes
Prof. Andrews has rooms at the Astor House.
Mr. Augustus Feilen, one of the oldest Ger
Republicans Of this city who was very active ca dur
pagn in ls6O and who during inc war served ~ tno te
ben Regiment and after IT was mustered out In MARY
land regiment died on the 5th and was Dured on he th
| inst.
The Masonic Fraternity Of the First Judicial
OF the standard work and lectures by r. W. Geo. H. Ray
mond. Grand Lecturer and assistants The Convention
ner OF Grand and Centrests The first Of the series will
be held in Amerieus Lodge, No 5Js this evening" ana
| continue every evening OF next week
notwithstanding the great division of bust
ness and competition created by new lines OF railroad
and opposition steamboats, the Glen Cove ana kosyn
pubc that thoy are enabled TO keep the accommoda
tons OF to its usual standard and at the same
any point on the for $50 for three months Pack
ages OF tickets and transient fares also greatly reduced
The sale of paintings belonging to the col
lection of Mr. ], p Beaumont was continued ast & evening
| by Miner Barker, at No. s45 Broadway. - The Mar
rage Morning by Baugnet fIench SS b u STms
| t5OO The Antiquarian and the Young NoDleman' py
tchaper & Flower sGe SnS%g by RUUe pee. sO yarypc
| from flOO 10 $500 each.
| According to arrangements made by the
General the United mails for Great
Britain conveyed on Tuesdays by Hamburg American
steamship COmpanys steamers will In future be landed
at Plymouth instead OF southampton, thus enectlng
saving OF several hours time. The steamers VIII proceed
from Plymouth Chsrbourg France 10 land the French
mails aud passengers for France. The Hammona April
I3 will the first steamer To leave NewIork for Ply
mouth aud Cherbourg instead OF southampton AS here
| tOfore.
| BROOKLYN.-Wor on the new railroad from
Hunters Point Hamion-ave ferry was resgmed yes
| terday. The route will DO through Navy, WilOughby,
| Court and Backett SITS, TO the ferry.
| A young lady was, some two weeks since,
knocked down and run over In Nostrand.aye, By
known She was badly hurt. although the injuries were
not then considered OF serious character ana isnow
| feared she has been permanently disabled.
The plate glass in the show window of
Messrs j. x +. Murtagh, dry goods dealers In Fuonaye
broken yesterday morning. about o'clock, aud the
were seen committing tho robbery by residents on The
opposite side OF the street. but they escaped with the
goods
Jobn Manning. representing himself az n
LAWYER was brought before Justice Buckley, Yesterday
on The charge OF grand larceny preferred by Mr. John
recently returned from tho SOUTH was visit TO the
house Of the complainant and Is sara 10 nave nPIGP
he took his departure lie was subsequently taken h'o
custody by Detectives Folk and VidetO who recovered
portion Of the property The accused pleaded guilty and
| was held to await the action OF the Grand jury
Thomas McCann was found guilty in the
Court Of Sessions yesterday on nn indictment ior ngn
On s hosa @ 81 The & 81 JsnSsy Mary
before been convicted Of that ononse He served one
term in the County Pententiary and another term Of
place, about IS months ago he has done nothing
or n Ienenee reerred to his former bad habits
and called Ills attention 10 an attempted highway rob
wagon on Fushingave prevented from succeed.
ing by timely arrival OF assistance The prisoner was
thereupon sentenced to State Prison Tor tho term Oh ~
| years.
Robert Brown (coored), aged 10 years, steward
board the ship W IL Moody, lying IN Atlantic Does
severely injured that found necessary 70 convey
n @ P e Shoulders " had been dsocated and his head
and bruised In shocking manner as lar
as ascel that the steward happened to dpease
the cabin boy, Lee Demara who beat him on tho head
with stick. The captain, Alfred Dursee, coming up,
the steward with IT, Brown subsequently managed to
get and procured warrants for the arrest OF tho
two asaans ON returning to the vessel IN the evening
the first mate, named Moses, assaulted hlm In 80 OUT
rageous manner that his life Is IN Jeopardy % Dnrnee
yestesday morning, when appearing that Brown pro
yoked first assault the captain was bound IN $500 10
keep the peace and the boy Demara committed 10
answer Moses made his escape.
WILLIAMSBURGH.-P School No. I,
situated in North seyenth-st, near Thrdst was the
quence OF sudden explosion. The schoolhouse was
densey crowded at the time Fortunately, however the
principal and teachers comprehended situation and
closed the doors. The noise OF tho reached e
street order restored. and hundreds Of the
excited fathers mothers OF the children repaired 10
| the schoOlhouse and camored for admission AZ this
moment the very exciting but squad OF men
from Fourthst statonIouse promptly arrived, and
| the excitement was soon allayed The explosion was
| caused by child throwing large torpedo into the
| heater
JERSEY CITY.-The Hudson Boat Club of
this city has elected officers Captain Ham
ilton Wallis First Lieutenant, VIM. f. Pearson Second
Lieutenant Matthew Gilbert Seeretary, Henry A Peur-
| son Treasurer, Dudley Murray.
The Hon. ID. s. Gregory, who was nominated
for the office OF Water Commissioners by the Republican
City Convention on Tuesday evening" declined the nom
| instiOn yesterday.
| An adjourned session of the Republican City
Convention held In COopers Hall last evening The
decnatfon OF Mr.. D. B. Gregory, who was nominated u