New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
THE CITY.

The Eastern Brancn OF INC L VI. " "a. hNi"
their third reception last evening, at NO 4oI Grahdt
The first ball of the Frankenberger X. A.
yeren was given last evening, at tho GerInanla AS
sembly Rooms, and was wellattehded ana pe@Sah'
affair. .
Marcus IT. Marcis's fancy goods store, on the
hrst floor OF No 1874 springs damaged BY fire. last
evening, the amount of 800 Insured ior sOo ny 'ne
Pacific and Niagara Companies.
Otto Hines, age IS, residing at the corner or
Grand and secondsts Wiamsburgh YESTERDAY e zen
through the hatchway OF No. al Ca9Ss 9re Su LILO ''
pleasant and well-attended concert was
given last evening at the chapel OF the Howard Ms%
the NG9p be %sson SSd Miss Charlotte " Hutcg
whose singing was warmly applauded.
The thirteenth annual ball Of the Young Mems
GSnG b romeht 't together oody
number OF ladies ana gentlemen. Atnougn iaISe
number of tickets was Sold the attendance was not nu
merous.
Detectives Nven 'and Vaughan yesterday
arrested Anne Phillips, at No 50 West se
was given into the custody OF Metcaf who bad be-
her surety for the amount ana iasI evening 7no
was taken back.
Company I, 18th Infantry, n. G. s. n. Y,
held their fourth annual hop last evening at Apollo HAL
There was a large attendance OF the members Oh tno
anty interrupted by we-served supper The festlyi'
ties continued until an early hour
The Knights of Mount Carmel, American
Protestant Encampment have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: W. p Richard Drummont;
James sam GS Ma H. C. Joseph S Smith g. John
Reid A. g., I. L. Kelly; W. samuel McMeeAh o''ohh
Picton.
The Board of Health have furnished to the
teachers Of the public schools in the district where small
pox prevalent lists Of houses IN which there are cases
Of the disease that children coming from those houses
may excluded from the schools until all danger over
Thus there have been no cases OF the disease III the
schools
The fifteenth annual report of tho BOnd-st.
Homeopathic Dispensary which has just been published
the number Of patients treated gratutousy last
year TO have 26I70 Since the organization OF the
Dspensary in 1856 have been 742G4 attended
the Dispensary 57i3j outdoor visits made ana S'si
prescriptions gwen
The directors of the Union Ferry Company
sent reply yesterday to Mayor Halls recent letter pro-
posing reduction OF ferry fares wherein they request
cation Of their affairs. and then to present report
to the Sinking Fund Commissioners and TO the puDllc
upon the question Of the practlcaDllty OF Ohecent
ferriage.
Yesterday there was found in Francis Early's
Junk store, at No CT Madisons by Nveh anu
Vaughan, an oil painting valued at soo, when Tas
stolen few days ago from In front OF Photographic
gallery, at the corner OF Amy.s ana Broatway ana
front Frederckss Gallery at No 5S7 Broadway about
the time The pictures were restored to the owners
The funeral of the late Mr.. Peter Norton, who
his former residence In Sulvan-st AT 10 o'clock the re-
em was celebrated by the Rev. Father Annecetus,
sisted by the Rev. Father Edwards, Deacon; the Rev.
Eugene master OF ceremonies. The Rev Father Joachim,
Pastor OF ST. Anthonys Church, delivered the sermon
Yesterday n ing RSnhar d. QlsGn reSsdg
after parakng OF breakfast. returned to ms sleeping
anartnent His wife entered after and found her
husband hanging by the neck from hook attached 10
beam officer Pierce called In immediately and he
emf down the body which still warm, but life was
e~tinct Olson was a native OF Germany, age A. and
leaves a wife and one child The 03dy was removed 10
the Morgue. where an inquest VIII De held TO-DAY Dy
Coroner Flynn.
Coroner Schrimer will to-day hold an in
quest at Bellevue Hospital over the body OF Caharne
by car of the Bleeckerst line and had both legs
fractured she died early Yesterday Ed%ala Iuten
this city ago. Jersey City ferry boat he
became in the machinery and was badly crushed
Coroner Flynn adjourned the case until to-day Deceased
was q years OF age native OF Ireland and residing at
No 400 South Eighhst, Jersey City. Coroner schtl.
mer will hold inquest at the Morgae to-day over the
body OF James Delaney, VINO was drowned on Sunday
nil Rt at the foot Of West Thirty second-st.
At a meeting of the East River Association,
" Blunt the Secretary, read the draft OF proposed
law prevent the steamers now plying on Long Island
sound or Others from occupying or sallng III Tue
of the East RIVER at any point below C2rlears
both at discretion of the Court to be imposed on the
person in charge OF the steamer found IN the prohDed
waers restriction is not 10 apply to steamers OF zoo
burden and under nor to s9eh as pass tne
river for ports beyond the Narrows nor TO such as
come Coreas Hook to be put nto dock Tor repairs
The proposed bill adopted, and the Secretary was
authorized transmit the same to the Legislature ahd
urge it's passage
The Young Mems Christian Association held
ts monthly meeting in the large hall of the
building the attendance being very rse, Nm
liam Il. Dodge jr, presiding; The Rev; Dr. ShearSr
nod will j.
Sellen former Chairman OF the Western Branch, was
read, proved most favorable The Invitation Com
mttee reported we'll and the MenoeShp SO ,Se
month. The Committees on Employment. Boarding,
success The reports the Devotional Exercise aud
the Church Committees were not so encouraging. The
Western the Harlem, and the COlored Branches were
said TO be thriving and the representative was
hailed with much applause. An amendment to the Con-
be 500 instead Of So The Rev Dr. Rogers
who was on the platform then called for and said
bad i1uit INK wa
as Monday was the minister's holiday, and he should
have say what lazy cassnate OF his said when ms
To- survey his field o. why" drawled he should tell
him to ask some one else The meeting adjourned Win
| the usual singing aud prayer
BROOKLYN.-The Goodrch-Jones Assembly
| contested examination was concluded before Mayor
| halb1gISch yesterday,
William Brown of No. 40 Union-st. was almost
instantly killed yesterday afternoon, at the Globe Mills
machinery while adjusting belt.
| The Dime Savings Bank Internal Revenue
returns Of deposits for the month ending January 90
were 81 23 5OO the Brooklyn Savings Bank, $.9T9000
the South Brooklyn Savings Bank. sl55l,IOO; Williams
burgh Savings Bank. s26ao53O; Long Island Savings
Bank sj56,4IO
| The Board of Trustees of the Central Pres
byterIan Church. OF which she Row T. De Witt Talmsge
Pastor have resolved TO sell their church building 1t
having become too small to accommodate the increas
| ing congregation. They intend to build new church.
| the seatngs in which will be free. The Pastor an.
added: ITO the carrying out Of this gospel idea
vote the remaining years OF my life help God
| HUNTERS POINT.--The body of Denis Cronen
The bridge yesterday otoS1s va. 80 oS man and was
during sunday ngbI WIN Cummings Collector
burglars Who desperate attempts. unable to- crack" the
safe which lhe supposed to opias large amour, Of none, The
jmmsv reported that hey also tried fs hands aOether
4 i .s but With the sane i'll success They have
MAMARONECK.-,Labo commenced Yesterday
TO demoh the old mill here 10 the JOY OF the citizens Of h