The New York herald., 1870-03-09
There is plan on foot to assemble the ninth ciass

There is plan foot to assemble the ninth Gloss
OF Old Pubic School No. for the purpose OF revtv
Ing Old times and entertaining their old preceptoS,
w. w. Smith. The meeting will be held next week
70 arrange formalities the Office OF j. j. Carberry
tary, Is collecting the names Of ths Old Students.
among whom are three journalists.
The funeral OF Rev. John McClintock, President
OF Drew Theological Seminary took place YESTERDAY
In ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church. corner OF
Fourth avenue and Twenty second street. There
was large attendance or relatives and friends and
the ceremonies were unusually impressive Among
the noted clergy preseny were Rev. Drs. Curry,
Taylor. DurDin, Holdrch, Ridgeway, Roche, Brown,
Corbit, &c.
AT ten O'Clock yesterday morning an ARRAY oc-
Cured In the dstlllery No. 2s sullivan street. be-
tween two negroes Edward Pasey OF 2S THOMPSON
street. ana Samuel Anderson, OF 2s Sullivan street,
during which Pasey received q severe cut the
arm with razor and a severe blow on the head
with hammer. Anderson made his escape. but II
Is expected he VIII oe captured by the officers OF the
Twenty-el precinct.
Justice Snandley yesterday afternoon dismissed
the charge pending against the Russian priDaa
donna, who was charged with stealing 81, 800 in gold
from her manager during the month OF December
last, account OF the absence or tae complainant
who has failed TO put IN an appearance ~ any OF the
many adJournments. Itls rumored by the counsel
for the defence that a civil suit Will be commenced
against the manager for false Imprisonment.
OHccr van LauuI, OF tue fllcentl preClnCt, yes
tcrday afternoon arraigned Thomas Smith and
Thomas DAVIS before Justice Shaudley, at Jefferson
Market, charged with burgariousy entering the
plumbing establishment OF Adoiph K. Georg at llS
Tnrd avenue, and stealing property valued at $500
ihey were found IN tue place by CLERK o! Mr..
Georgi VINO detained them aud gave them into the
custody OF the oticer rhey denied the charge, but
were committed in default 0I 81, 900 ball
Warden Brennan, OF Bellevue Hospital yesterday
informed Coroner Rollins that Mr.. Samuel I. Lip
plncott thirty three years OF age, and In New
YORK. had been brought that institution, by am
buance. from Thirty sixth street and Eleventh
nue., suffering frOm fracture Of the skull and other
injuries, received while engaged In blasting rocks
Thirty NTH street. Death Of the sufferer subsequently
ensued. No further Information regarding the
currence was obtained but the particulars Will bo
developed as the inquistlon proceeds.
At the monthly meeting OF the Medical Board OF
the Eastern Dlspensary, Tuesday, the 9Th INST.
DR.. George v. Sktr read paper pointing out tho
different kinds OF quAckery and It's injurious effects,
ana advocated the propriety OF legislative action TO
protect the public health. The doctor stased that az
| present legal action can be maintained IN this
state against the most arrant charatan for Injuries
done through his Ignorance and boastful presuinp-
| tion. HIS views were sustained by remarks made
| by Drs. Garrish, Hinton, Raphael, Abbott and
/ OSullivan.
| The annual session OF the Supreme Lodge, Knights
| OF Pythias. commenced yesterday morning at Ma
sonic Hail. on Thirteenth strees. The growth OF this
order mas been unprecedented. About three years
ago the first lodge out OF the District OF Columbia
organized. and now the order represented IN
are 500 subordinate lodges, having nearly
100000 contributing memoers. Melvin II. Myers
the supreme Venerable Patriarch IL presiding, with
Clarence NJ Barton acng As secretary Iue pro-