New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
THE CITY,

home OF tile boys parents, NO ifZ
Mrs. Angelina Bucklee fell from the roof OF
her residence No s6 West Houstonst, yesterday, and
was very seriously injured she was seh' W bcAe'uo
Hospital.
Mr.. Thompson C; Dunn has been appointed
Superintendent of Small Repairs, and Eni Bat ger Mes
sengcr, in the Department of Public WORKS Lacn yes
teray qualified in the necessary oath administered ny
Col Charles o. Joline, the Mayors chief clerk
A large number of gentlemen and ladies at
tended the battalion drill OF the oth Regiment N.GsN.l
Nnthayc and Twenty-seyenthst and loudly appauded
the general good bearing and discipline Of the oTgaz'
tUn.
Mr.. Charles E. Loew, County Clerk, was pre-
sented yesterday, with series OF resolutions beautifully
enr955d and framed Ine eSoSn ~S cg1t
mark OF recognition and appreciation oi the services
OF Mr.. Loew to the party.
James s. Martin of No. 554 West Forty
actor @ in "o near Tenthdve Week
yesterday, died in Bellevue Hospital last eteneg he
Division, Sons Of Temperance.
Superintendent Jourdan yesterday instructed
the various Police Captains to pay particular attention
thor respective precincts, and dispe'e the crowds VINO
those VINO regularly attend Hereafter too as much at
ton OF criminals who have taken life as to those VINO
have stolen bonds and other property.
At $3.50 last evening fire was discovered under
the stairway in the FIRST floor OF No; Z04 BrOadWay,
fye-stOFy building owned by Shears * slOcun. beIOTe
it was extngusled the building had received 5000
damage and the following additional losses were caused
son & Co. billiards, 500; frst door Frain Hair & Lock
wood $500; second door, standard Life Insurance Co..
Gen. Sharpe. the new Marshal, denies that he
IS appointing to office only his friends from ulste, comfy
He has Just appointed two Depuiy the oae yeo Dl
mendation Of the Hon. Wm. A. Darling judge rIerre r
iIutShngS Hugh Gardner, and other well-known gem
tlcmen OF this city. The other Mr. tiedeIlek
is German and appointed on the recommendation
OF the entire General Committee There Is no o'nef Va
cancy at present
Al, lfc,,fs
Christian Association met at the rooms, No 20 HudsoH
ST., last evening. Mr. g A. Stebbns presided report;
received from the Boardinshouse, Lecture, and
Library Committees. report was also submitted from
the Church Committee, which was considered eminentiy
good work An address was afterward delivered by the
Rev. NJ. Mitchell OF the Irish Presbyterian Church.
CanalSt., christian Life aud Character"
The Polytechnic Branch of the American
Institute held largelyattended meeting last evening
in Room No y Cooper Union Mr.. 8. ID. Tlman in the
on Ancient % T Hcrocsy, desSr5ns fully and completely
the means employed by various nations for the com
nsfStHoHs explsnins e ming the nnumera6lo hcfologiuDls
elepsydri clocks used from tie ea!le. days :G t5
TO present his facts in entertaining fashion, and his
frequent humorous remarks drew forth laughter and
been opened by DR. s H. Van Der weyde, but the length
of Mr.. Bradey address precluded it, and it post
poned until the next meeting.
Owing to the energy and action of some of
the better educated colOTed citizens, clubs and organZ
tiOns are being formed In every ward of the city.
grand reception and promenade took place last evening
at Voorleee' Dancing Academy, complimentary 10 Mr.
d. L. johnson testimonial for the active part he has
taken in getting up the late grand procession in this
city in honor of the Fifteenth Amendment The hall was
ed n e aS pruceo M H. M M ASus BhSP
presented Mr.. johnson with some sver-ware, on the
band IN attendance, aud after the formalites
ended the ladies and gentlemen INDUCED in Wig
orous dancing, which Was continued until all early hour
this morning.
A meeting was held last evening at No. 2t4
Cp1n ufn wit of her
in this city to secure the lowest possible rate Of
railroad Beyond this primary idea of securing
lower rate Of fare, the company have organization
and will dissolve soon as they arrive at Denver city
sOpersons signed their companys list There
present tho agents OF several railroads with offers
Railway offered to convey the entire colony from this
city to Denver, with baggage checked through, for
the company would start on the I'd OF May In the mean
proIered rates OF fare could so by leaving their
names with the President Mr.. Waters, at No. llo Hud
son-st
The Suez Canal was the subject of lecture
the Eureka Literary Association, In Ward School No ~,
preparatory to the lecture, by several members the
Association. The lecturer reviewed the life OF NJ. de
Lesseps the founder and originator of the noble work
and contended that his name would be perpeared and
handed down to P9serty as an instance , or What man
tion to overcome all obstacles He then skeehed the
history of the canal from its inception, and noticed the
ncessant efforts made by England TO defeat the con
structOn OF the canal II was her interest to do 80, be-
open new avenue 10 commerce. aud destroy her COM
In the Eastern The lecturer said that the
ports Of Europe would be transferred from the
Genoa ANA Alexandra Would take the place Of Liverpool
and London.
BROOKLYN.-The convicted murderer. Ed
win Perry, was conveyed to Sing Sing Prison We'd
nesday night
VIM. ii. Van Keuren, a collector for the Wash |
ingOn Ice Company, arrested complaint Of the
Company, who allegc that he embezzlcd 81 900
Robert III. Richardson, age 46, residing at No |
4G North Thrdst, l.. d., while abOrng under a tempo-
rry alteration OF mind, last evening, committed suicide
by hanging, IN his house.
A centenary mass meeting and celebration |
OF the 25t anniversary OF the Of the Fourth
Uniyersilist Church, T. d. will be held at the meeting
house Of South Third and FOurh-sts this even
ing. Speeches will be made by the Rev. Dr. Chaplin the
Rev. George H. HepwOrth, the Rev g. l.. Demorrst aud
Horace Greeley Good music Will be given by selected
choir
The injunction granted against the South |
Side Railroad Company restraining II from running the
branch which connects the main line with Hunters |
Pond over the grounds Of eA-SheFH Furman AT
Peth was dissolved yesterday by Judge Gilbert. The
trouble was not one Of Route the Sheriff had
scn.ed that the line be within feet OF the
but as 10 the amount of aud damage Mr. FuInan asking
fs,Ooo, and the Commissioners awarding only s2,55o
FLUSHlNG.-The Kappa Delta fraternity rnvc
their Rans the Town Hall Wednesday .ysua About
2o persoas sere in attendance In the ballroom.
COLLEGE POINT.-At the election on Wednesday |
to decide the acceptance rejection Of the cent, pas ~ ths
einpoweay Trustees Village to r,e oa of
90 % oi 'le nri,r improvement Of the village streets
orpioi BY vote oi 80 to -
WESTCHESTFR.-As NJ. La Reynolds of West
chester dlEg with his d,uf tie oil Bosol rod
~ day. " 80 what kuoW a. A.,
Nt't fsnls Vife lie vh.ee anl