New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
Diana Pannan. 4 West Indian nogr

Diana Paupan, West Indian nesress, about
CO years Of age while At work cleaning Windows on an
upper floor OF the residence Of Hlr Lucus Hopkins At
No. 1916 Ffthave, slipped from the sill aud fell TO the
rear yard, and was killed
Ireland Civlizng the World" was the sub
ect in the large Han Of the Cooper Institute.
last evening, by Dr. J. W. Rogers Of Memphis Tenn.
The lecturer had evidently all audience in full sympathy
with his sentiments.
Charles Otto and Charles Boman were ar
rested yesterday by Flushing officer while Offering for
sale two line horses They were taken 10 Flushing and
stealing the horses stable Of Mr. John Wets
OF Manhasset, OH Monday night.
Mr.. Oliver ChaTlick, the President Of the Long
build an extension to the Newown Creek wharf thus
giving dockage the Creek Of $50 feet and extending
will be used for unloading manure-barges, track for
the mauure-train being laid upon the wharf.
The very brilliant star which appears about
hour above the eastern horizon at a. IS the
principal morning star the planet Venus. 1t VIII be
brightest on me Slst IL IS situated IN the sign OF
dee. u s.. On March 2S at 0;oi a, n II VIII be 7o
of the moon.
superintendent at Castle Garden that no records
were burned by the fire Of Wednesday evening and only
CaseTy attributes the preservation OF inc building and
official documents TO the energy and intelligence Of the
Fire and Police Departments.
The Cuban League adjourned to the Spingler
House last evening as there lack of room at Del
monicos. Mr. Douglass Taylor reported the great
meeting TO be held in this city. The hall will be
decorated, and the list Regiment band VIII play In adj
this there will be singing speaking and grand
are Mayor Hall, Fernando Wood. r. Fitch Of Nevada
Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin, Richard OGOrnan
Horace Greeley Erastus Cleveland ). ). Cox, c. II.
Clay, and 3. l.. Woodtord.
The hat manufacturers of Newark and Or
ange. who losers 70 the extent OF $4,000 by che fa
Of Mcssrs Well Rosenberg OF this city, sent Com
n1ttee 70 Baltimore few days ago The Committee has
returned and report that the last heavy purchases made
Ba9ore and MS'G tsoHee 70 C5areso5 The aitos Of
the firm are said TO be t2SoOO Inc manufacturers OF
Orange aud Newark the hope that the assets Will
pay 90 per cent Of Indebtedness.
About last evening Michael Nan of No. 45
Baysrds ST. heard pistol shot In the attic OF the building
occupied by William Lsudbeek, lodger While on his
stairs again. and visited the Sixth Precinct Police sta
aud Detective Woodbridge went TO the house and found
Leudbeck on the floor OF his room, dead shot through
the heart six.barreled pistol lying beside him The
body was taken to the Station. House Leudbeck was
German ~. lie had been out OF work for time
and was living on his wifos earnings 10 this is aserbed
The meeting Of the Polytechnic branch of
the American Institute, last evening unusually in
teresting Several gentlemen gave instances where in
and bleeding OF the unga Influenza was said TO be pro
dnced by certain species OF minute animals floating in
nouneed a member suggested that the name Steam
Section be substituted for Polytechnic. A spirited de
pate on hgh ana low pressure steam boilers ensued
High pressure engines were warmly defended. Several
OF steam and they felt perfectly safe ON examining
the cylinders they found 10 be bright and In good
800 pounds of steam aud tho wanted get boiler
built that would stand pressure Of 1900 pounds 10 the
square inch MI Emery presented scale showed
that the most economical rate OF pressure
purposes Is between 30 and 100 pounds.
A meeting of property owners who protest
against the paving NJ TweDty-siIth, Twenty seventh
Twenty eighth aud Ihirtieths from sixthave to the
North River, with the Stowe pavement WAS held last
night Mr.. Peter Dolan OF tho Executive Committee re-
ported interview with the Controller. who
the paving schemes OF the Common Council the most no
farOus Lpbs within his experience The Committee then
consulted with counsel. Mr. McKeoD, who proposed 10
judges and Expressed his belief that they were
alr0pposed 10 the conduct OF the Common Council MIR
Doan said each member OF the Board Of Aldermen got o.
per yard out OF the pavement and each member Of the
Board OF Assistant AdernaD cents though saarie of
members Of the Common Council were siCo each a year
A Committee OF Two for each block was APPOINTED To
collect the necessary TO defray expenses d Com.
Inittee appointed To confer with similar meetings
throu ghOut the city. There was u respectable attend
anoe aud among the prottsants two women prom.