New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE CITY.

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Moop-It viii be new moon on the 3ist at io'' g. H.
THE CITY.
Tho Franklin Telegraph Company ma ma"
onnneS an office at the st. Denis Hotel. Aper' d Ia" eb
10 manager ot;,,-
Another Sunday temperance ,n,,Ieste meeting Sl be
held % o Sons Of and the ss
Family. o. n
wsns yss,erS yS meat the Sisters
Of Of Ias sitaTSGe srebssh n a the art Ss''
Mary Connolly, age 28' of No. 9O1 Greene-st.,
yesterday %Cnns Sep ed suicide by taking d snds Ss
left her sue detormshef1 to destroy herself
The next in The free course of scientific
lectures for ter people at tho Cooper Union vii s take
= Mammals Man and Nature" Lecturer Prof A. j:
EbelL
The Court of General Sessions opened yes
tions and receiving prcsenments by the Grand Jury A
few prisoners pleaded guilty in minor cases and were dis
posed Of after which the Court adjourned unu hohuhy'
| The Police Commissioners yesterday dis
missed the following patromen from the Department
Charles MeDoueaIl and Thomas Burnett Twentieth as6
s. Codet Foriy-thrd Sub Precinct; George W. Winter
| and Frank B. Lane, Fifteenth Precinct
DR.. s. Waterman read paper last night be-
fore the NewYok Medical Journal society on Spectral
Analysis aid TO the diagnosis OF disease The sub
rc embraced analyses OF the blood In different c9ndl-
| the human body.
The lecture of T. Clarkson Taylor, on the
yosemite Valley" last night at Lyric Hall, was largely
mired and at the close Of the lecture which was exceed
ngly common place. the audience succeeded In MAKING
| their egress from the hall safely IN Ia minutes
| Several of the prominent milk dealers OF this
city have recently been yictimized by an ingenious
swIudcr who il In the hab; Of representing himself as
their authorized agent for the collection OF bills lie Is
described tail and slim Individual Win daIk @ nair
eyes Capt Aaire has been on his track ior some
time but yet succeeded In efecting his capture
| At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, AL
dermau Moore committed George Cooper for having, on
apparl valued AT $50 belonging Kate Hale of No lOs
P-st also John Cotton. for having stolen SJi from Ed
the way this city, Oh Thursday night On the steam
| boat from New-London.
Late on Thursday night burglars entered the
ewelry establishment of s. Nigel at No. Is East tii-
teentb-st and attempted to blow open the safe. They
| filed the keyhoe with powder. and exploded 1t with q
slow fuse. Hearing the sound OF the explosion several
officers OF the Twenty ninth Precinct entered the prem
lees but could not find the teyes The safe was not
| blown open, aud was not materially injured
At n meeting of the Hamilton College Alumni
| the foowingname officers were chosen; PRESIDENT
Edwin c. llchaeld Samuel huntington, the Rev Thomas
s. Hastings the Rev. Henry Kendall Francis Randall
retary Ehhu Root. The annual dinner Will be held at
the AsIOr House Feb a. aud the Alumni in all parts of
| the country are Invited TO be present.
| On Thursday next the City Chamberlain will
the interest ON the bonds aud stocks Of the corpora
ton due on that day The transfer books were closed
4.
pOratiOn upon which this interest Is due amounts TO
t2G65 sos 5O aud the interest payable to t31s5 g. or
hold S. 4O and their share Of the interest is 2lO7 49,
The principal Of the county bonds amounts to s33 VI,
and the interest TO sl9,423 Al.
| Frederick A. Stevens, formerly q gauger III
the TrdsecOnd Internal Revenue District arrested
this city three days ago, on charge that he
whisky. Mr.. Stevens taken to hotel IN the upper
the who made the arrest The night before last
he succeeded In sending message to his friends, ae-
friends caused him be taken before United States Com
soner Betts who set him az liberty finding bonds In
| 5000 to appear when required.
| The anniversary of the dedication of the
YorkvuIs tIiphiy sis ih-StJ NJ Church will occur
morrow. The Rev. Dr. Butter, late supeTintenden OF
reunion love will Do held the evening service
o'clock MI be deySsd TO- seSr Dy dGGfr m
The old Jon-st Church portion Of which was removed
SSse IL remained a until IO isSa During ~
the pastorate of the Rev. A. NJ OsboD d. d.. the old
present pastor is the Rev s. D. Brown, who is serving
his SECOND term In this charge
The fourth and last lecture of the course of
lectures delivered last evening by Prof L. Ogden DOre
mus before Young Mems Christian Association, hed
large hal Of the building, corner Twenty y-thirdst
aud Fourthave., with large and select audience, at
racted doubt by the success Of the former chemical
essays. While the hall was fiug the overture Of the
Eas" was beautifully executed on the large organ
resolution was read aud adopted thanking Mr.. Doremus
for hs interest III the ASSOCIATION, ana Ills Instructive
way of ecturug which resolution loudly appauded
The subject last evening the breaking up dissolu
4
The lecturer then, with the assistance OF
Prof. RhcdO gave a number OF magic lantern views
panng the formation OF our planet from lis first gaseous
to ts present FORM and showing different specimens
| OF animals Of the antediluYan world.
At n late meeting of the City Mission, in the
sixthst Baptist Church, several Of the missionaries
made statements OF their experiences and observations
in tcnemeni-hOHses among all sorts and conditions OF
men. Mr.. Lewis L.. Jackson Secretary, gave account
the history Of the organization and tho general re-
suits the work. The Rev. George Mingins snperin
tenden spoke Of the society the auxiliary Of the
Church az large, and presented some vGws OF the work
done the missionaries particularly among the
German population. The Rev. Henry Angel, Pastor Of
the Church. expressed his satisfaction with the reports
Among figures OF the months work throughout the
city We find the following Forty missionaries, 10 mis-
sons, Sabbath. schools, TeadngroOm, temperance
societies. l24U7 missionary visits li9 preaching services
26 meetings. 100000 tracts ana papers given $50
temperance pledges distributed, 244 families relieved
anu S62S expended.
BROOKLYN.-Mr. James Coombe, printer
ago 49, died yesterday. The New-IOrk Typographical
Society, OF which for 43 years ho has been "a member
will bury him tomorrow.
The Grand-st. extension bridge contract has
been awarded j. j. PidgeOn Of Greenpont. His esti
mate for the work $4,000. The bridge connects
Hunters Poiut and GrcenpOlnt
The Superintendent of Buildings has ordered
the tearing down Of II threestOy brick houses building
the southeast corner OF MonrOest and Raphaye.
ali insecure aud dangerous manner.
Mumford Parish coOred, age 13, employed
by Mr. James s. OF No. 3l5 Grand.st, T. d. alb
seconded Oh Thursday afternoon with wallet containing
s75 III greenbacks and passes valued at $500.
FLUSHING, L. Ia special election will be held
Legislature authority borrow from ST5O SlOOV pave
The streets VI the village.
WOODSIDE, l.. I-During the week burglars
nave ns,e % W S si @ og d no 10 nDusss "a "ovasde
Mr, Hicks and her scream. frightened them od On THURSDAY sig,
A. at