New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26
THE CITY.


to day is6 inches Note-24th from Ii p. to midnight
raining, overcast.
THE CITY.
James A. Briggs will speak on Temperance
this evening in the chapel Of the Howard MisSion NO 80
Ii is understood that Prince Arthur and
suite will attend the 22d Regiment Ball at the Academy
OF Music the 9Th OF February.
IL is denied that the Cunard Steamship Com
pany propose their steamships from the Jer-
sey City docks to Greenpoint waters'
Eli Field, an old and well known counter
feter, who has been confined for several months ps IA
Ludlow-st, jail was released yesterday on 5000 ban
by Commissioner Shields.
A number of citizens met yesterday at the
office OF Collector Moses II. GnnLe and completed ar
rangements for grand ball and reception IN nonOr OF
Demonico's.
Leo Balsky. who was shot by Daniel Biddle at
No 23 Bleeckerst on Saturday evening 9Th instant
10 be married TO Mrs Kuykendall who has nursed him
since he received his injuries Bask has 30 lar recovered
to be able TO leave Bellevue Hospital
Coroner SchiTmer yesterday, at the Leonard
a. POcestation Investigated the circumstances con
nected with the death OF James casey VINO was SUMO
Gated Monday evening during the re IN me teheens
No WOrth-st. verdict OF accidental suHOcatIoh was
rendered.
Messrs. Williams g. GuiOn have received
cable dispatch announcing the fact that the United states
mail steamship Minnesota reported on BurbO Bank near
Liverpool at present lying in dock, having sustained
apparent injury. She touched Oh the panK out CAME
of al high tide.
About a week ago a copy of the annual re-
ports Of the Metropolitan Board OF Excise sent 10
Gov Hoffman 10 be transmitted by him TO the Legisla
ture His Excelency has not yet forwarded the docu
ment to the senators and Assemblymen' and unuI ne
printed copies Of the reports to the press and people
The delegates of the German School Associa-
ton OF the Thirteenth Ward have visited the various
schools in the Ward in order to inform themselves as 10
how the schools are conducted The Committee was wen
received at all Of the schools and they express theu
selves pleased with all that they saw ana especially S
the good order and general conduct OF the pupils dhere
are 43O0 children IN this Ward who attend SCHOOL dOouV
twothirds Of whom are Of German parentage.
The Reception of Hope Lodge, No.. pa F.
and A. NJ, last evening, successful AFFAIR.
Apollo Hail. with beautiful brghtcoored fTescoes,
was admirably adapted TO display to advantage the mag
nifcent toilettes the ladies' which remarkably
tasteful Among the distinguished members OF the oidet
resfnE "eI r n,aiIa w;eThnry " and Most Wor.
shpful Brother German. The festivities were prolonged
until late hour with every manifestation OF enjoyment
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
Bellevue Hospital over the body OF James IumaIty
clerk a. residing at No q Union-st Brookyn VINO
elevator at No 10 Warrenst. Coroner Flynn held an
inquest yesterday the body OF Edward Purte VINO
was fatally injured on sunday night by becoming en-
The evidence showed that Purtell must have climbed
the rail that divided the engine-room from ts deeh
there he had fallen into the machinery. verdict Of
accidental death was rendered.
At the annual meeting of the Prison Assocl-
alton Of York, yesterday, the foowlngname OH
elected for the ensuing year Presidentg2n
Iohp r HOFFMAN. John H. Grlscom NJ D.; the Hon.
Theo W. Dwight the Hon. j. Stanton Gould, and the
Hon Cbas I Folger Corresponding secretary-E. c.
Wines ID. d., Ii. ID. Recording secretary-Cephds
Branerd ESQ. Treasurer William c. Gilman Execu-
tive Committde-Ihe Hon. W F. Allen, Goodwin Smith,
John III Anthon Abraham Beal, VIM. 7. Booth stephen
Cutter Richard L. Dngdae, John W EdmOnds, Andrew
H. Green Rensselaer, n HayenSi Gayi9ru b. ~ h D'
Adam r. sackett, ID. b. Sc John Rosa; NJ D. sinclair
Tousey, James II. Titus James C. Holden Charles r.
Hackley NJ. d.; Robert Il. McBurney. and VIM. H. Field
The funeral of the late Rev. James B. Harden
burgh. d. D. who died IN this city on saturday took
place yesterday from the Reformed Church on twenty
thrd.st. OF which he the pastor for many years.
DR. Hardenburgh one OF the more prominent minis,
tiers Of the denomination and bis funeral Was attended
by many Of his associates IN the ministry Inc remains
ad n an
Of the same faith and personal friends their
the Rev. W. L: Campbell. the Rev Gustavus Abeel
the Rev. Isaac Ferris, d. d.; The Rev. T. W. Chambers,
d. D.; the Rev. T.. 5. Porter. d. D., and the Rev. NJ. =
pastor of the church, offered short prayer
after which an address made 10y DR.. Hall This
A. r. Thompson. and others The body was taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery for interment
BROOKLYN.-Deathsl last week, 1jj; males,
e. PRINCIPAL diseases Consumption 70 pneumonia Is
brain disease, IA; smallpox, p
Howard Carroll will deliver his lecture on
Masonic Temple tonight, for the benefit OF the Ladies
Sewing Society OF SITS Peters and Pauls Church. Of
which the Rev. sylvester Malone is Pastor.
YONKERS.--A forged check, purpOrting To be
National Bank The officers Of the ATLANTA Club
present year Parker President; w H. Webster Vice ~
dent j. W Elwaris Secretary Charles De'oe Treasurer: G.
Russell J. kiug L. Waterbury, Seth H. Noye Nm. H. Webster
Board Of Trustees; Wther King, T. Edwards Delegates
Hudson Amateur Rowing Association "ther' captain NB
Mainland, Lieutenant
RUTHERFORD PARK.-The Delaware. Lacka-
and Western Railroad Company have commenced aviug their
westward have completed
place eIcayato is work night DAY the
deep cutting at Ruthertard Park ridge
NEWARK.-The yarnsh factory of VIM. II. Ban
Tse[ in & T"s P1a o SsrIe a. ae0p TO- yess
Of insured for evening
Paus Day celebrated Paus Episcopal Church.
gymen participating Addresses made By the Rev Dr. Aber
cr0mbe Railway and others The Of the church
fourshng condition. Adams Lodge A. NJ
celebrated fnh anniversary evening An address delivered
Dr. McMurdy Of Rosele AFTER which the
ourned to the Turner Hall where supper had been provided
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. IA gracious revival
Jewett during the week OF PRAYER and spreading all
held daily between the y and
evening The congregations immense seldom number
than 1900 Dr. Dixon Of FOdbam, the father
in'as, has been assisting
PATERSON-MayOr Ryle, President of the Rye
silk Manufacturing Company has from W d.
Kelley of Pennsylvania IN which the latter
growth facilitate the trade
they be exempted from duty the that
few years amounting millions Of dollars annually
be established With France and Italy Mr. RIVE proposes send
circulars through all the Southern States Offering purchase
all the raised there
TRENTON.-The sensational stories recently pub
II of
Wynockie indignation people
nghbohood add tenod grief of the psre Who though
the psn credited being honest aud Industrious
of
disappearance Of their children
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