New-York tribune., 1869-01-06
THE CITY.


/! There will be another meeting of the Com
mercial Travellers at the Astor House this afternoon
| Next Saturday evening a lecture on the horse
Is to gwen by Waterhouse Hawkins, at the cooper
/ Union.
| Prof. Stone begins to-day course of twelve
Wednesday lectures on Chemistry Applied 70 the
Ars IN the chemical lecture room of the Cooper Unon
the fourth floor
The question of bread-making will be dis
tonight by Prof orsiord of Cambridge at sten
way Hall The title Of his lecture is "Ihe Philosophy oi
| the Oven"
John b. Gough will deliver his lecture on
"The Lights and Shadows Of London Life at the Cooper
Persons Of both Sexes"
| The side wall of Frank Ritters carriage
factory No East Sixteenth-st fell outward yester-
day. caused by excayating the adjoining lot. No one
5000 600 D. D'''' ''' 'A '"' "
Morris Nancy, of No. 50 MulbeTry-st., who was
run by a runaway horse Monday, at the corner
of Thrdave. and Twentysixthst, died yesterday ,at
Bellevue Hospital Coroner Schirmer viii hOld an III
quest today.
The Rev. Dr. Deems is delivering a course of
lectures in the Chapel Of the University, every Wednes
day evening There charge for seats, but colIec
ton taken for the poor The subject 10 nght at y
O'Clock, is " Blue-Beard"
The following amounts were collected in the
Ninth Internal Revenue District during the last SIX
months August $73,SI2 45; September, sl5s727 81 !;
October si4SG6 25; November, sl@'7" ~; Deeemper'
BROOKJYN.-Dr Boynton will shortly de-
liver course of scientific lectures at the Atheneum
A regular meeting of the Board of Education
was held last evening The distribution OF free books
under the system Of 1868 will be discontinued.
The Childrens Aid Society of Brooklyn have
received subscriptions amounting to $3.50 70 during the
past six months
David IIutchings dropped down dead in the
NavyIard yesterday morning. He had Just entered the
shop for the purpose OF commencing work.
William Dawson, a longShoreman, while hoist
ing bundle OF barrel heads on board the bark fumuni
lying at the foot OF Washngonst Yesterday afternoon,
wa weight
Coroner was notified.
Last evening n hostler named Michael Han
negan terribly kicked 10y vicious horse In the stable
Of A G.. Polhemus Dvisonave His left leg was frac-
ured in two places, and his head and shoulders were
badly hurt The injured man was sent TO tie City Hos
bita by the police
William Robertson, the seaman who was dis
charged from the English ship Harvest Queen about
week since in consequence OF being unable TO perform his
duties account Of rheumatism yesterday sent 10
the British Consul IN New.York by Capt Jacobs OF the
Forty second Precinct Police.
Two yOung men, named Dawson Wood and
Albert Yecder arragned before Justice Cornwell
yesterday morning. charge OF having created dis
turbance IN the mission chapel the corner Of Atlanta
aud Graud-aves. on Sunday last 1he Rev. Franklin
Noble testified that both the young had been in tho
habr Of disturbing his congregation, aud both put IN
plea Of guilty to the charge At the solicitation OF the
officers of the church, tho prisoners Nere reprimanded
and discharged, judgment being suspended.
The Episcopal Church IN Conselyea-st., near
Iorimer-st T. d. was entered on Monday night, By open
ing front basement dQQr Will false key aud robbed ~
yards OF carpet. valued at $50 suspicion fastened
the vicinity during the afternoon To NJ key, BE said
and the key found 20 open the door by which the
trance had been effected Some time ago part Of the
service stolen, and Oyt Is said 20 have
Acknowledged having had hand In the transaction The
EAST NEW-YORK.-Thomas Mann. laborer.
balance ,si p,snea distance Of about 90 ali
NEWTOWN. l.. lit is estimated that the extern
,on q fsysl ron Hunters Post to Be viii coat the Peop'
JAMAICA. l.. 1.-The members of the Young
Peoples son cnb have pfr'etd -f President W Niisn =
Prfcr With handsome sold watch valued At TAO " token ol
HUNTINGTON L. 1.-The members Of the two
mi.oaarr to Ilndosisn giving bin nary u $50 per year
GREENPoiNI l. The members Of Clinton
~A; iII ToIy sis ~ % onTo % al was
& & Ihe had one he hs q The ,leh Va. driven ao h
eh breast, nacng wound ocoano taken to the
RYE.Gfhe new public school will open for the re-
cettiou Of scholars to-day
NYACK.-Capi. Isaac P Smith, one of the Oldest
Albany roa died at his reHee on SUNDAY shio o'
RICHMOND, 5. The subject of drainage has
been revived cad causes much 'iaon among TIE rsi Of
he rYs.b session othr eaiare a. il Is .i,ed there not osu
ia ti county bu las is tetae swamp and calls loudly irs
TOMPKINsvILLE, 5. Post Shaw No. u. G: A.
Weed: bindings IN tbs ',g Itf roll roll Of oesn q %; eom".si %
ben organized aad viii ever evening Dateh
Reformed Church The public schools on il sand r'Opeae ye
=
EDGEWATER. 5. Mrs H. Smith. highly
spectacle lady Of this village ha recently become convert 50 tie R
Catholic Church and haPued that faith lev day 10
81 Marys Church. Clifton
NEWARK.-The January Term Of the Essex
Courts began Yesterday before judge b'pue Ia,e E'ed Of Orange
Grand jury Ju, pcpue elaborate chaseto
The lury stated ia, persons avs 10 m the action Il the Grand Jsr
e charged with g, voting have been 'si
for law concerning elections 10 whom r illegal
voting three Offering without hn
haons procuring audaBty aud three for per
therewh Ohs AgAnsi whom complaints have
bern escaped arrest by leaving the State.
there 2JJ deaths follows Men. fR1, bos 7i3s
womeh services Of The Convection of the
Episcopal Cuuh ~ The northern 1u Of The Diocese
Of held the House Prayer hst evening
The Council met evening and ah adopting the
meeting the members Alderman Baker
Peldr II cout9usa % the condition n
The general to be 10 safe
condition. aud debts had been
CURED hand for their payment The tAnS prop
200 t4 of f1gGu01 Tie
various lie in sIceent efcient
The WacfWork BeleVle highly
spoken procuring pure All lnaut snpgly ot water
IRVINGTON, y. IA largely attended meeting OF
Clinton ha MondAy nsh. 10 hear
whether the shold he bonded
S220O f of the Pa,Ac Vav and Peapack
discussion of the resolved the directors
be uotfed to again With the Commiss,ners
ORANGE n. 1.-The wreck of cOa-train on the
track which ociotk moug drare
MoIrs and EsrI Railroad
able time
lAnnoaneementi.1