New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
TILE CITY.

Holman House-L ID. NJ Sweat OF Portland, and Dudley
Olcott, Albany. - Everett House-Col. Z. r. Patter
son, Washington.
THE CITY.
The Board of Health has organized by elect
ing Commissioner BOswOrth, President pro tenn; COL
Emmons Clark, Secretary; and DR.. Moreau MOTIFS, cam
tary Inspector. 800.
VIM. Leonard, age4 of No. 400 Eleventh-ave,
freghttrain on the Hudson River Railroad at Eleventh
and Thirty y-hfthst
The Association forming in this city to leave
for Colorado the 2d OF May hold their last public meet
ing at No Bowery this evening; The company is ex
pected to number fully 200 by the day of starting
At s:28 last evening, brilliant white meteor,
mosphere at point degrees east OF Arcturus or Alpha
Beotis. IL moved southsouthwest % degrees. Period
OF visibility, two seconds.
Mr. Richard i. c.. Drake, well-knOwn
printer died Tuesday in the 46th year OF his age Ills
funeral will take place to-day at p M from his Is i,e M
residence No. Baaviast. and will be attended Dy Inc
members Of Typographical Union No. 8.
A meeting of the American Photographic
Society was held last evening IN PACKARD new ro0
members were admitted. The Society was addressed at
some length by Mr. g. s. Packard, who urged the neces
sity of cooperation as guarantee OF success
The annual invitation military and civic
soree OF the Washin gon Continental Guard an organ
cation of about forty veterans took place at Military
the old Continental regmentals presented a unique
scene Dancing was kept up until the early hours oi the
morning.
The New-York Liberal Club held its twenty
seventh weekly meetingatNo % Thrdave last evening
Dr. Adoph Douai editor OF the ArbeitT Unton read an
interesting paper upon k4toa m system raaShc III tbe
subject of his was debated by the members Oh the
Club.
Last evening fire occurred in one of a row
OF old unoccuped frame Sheds at No. sos West Seven
teenthst running through TO sixteenthst belonging to
the Manhattan Gas Company They were soon TO be re-
moved. These were destroyed. Loss about $1,000; not
insured. W. =. Farrcll's dwelling at No 500 West SIX
teenth-st., was damaged s12OO NOT Insured. Inc He
probably the work OF an incendiary. t~
The paper-makers of the country met yes
teroy at No. Spruces in pursuance OF recent call
to form such union exists in the other trades and to
take steps 10 prevent the present oyerpoducion OF pa
per which has reduced the price OF some grades @ below
cost About dozen inIs were Teprescn,iu, a ~, :. o
resolved to issue a call for further meeting Oh NE zo'
OF May.
In assisting poor families to emierate and
nrovdiug homes for orphan boys the ChdrenA Aid So
cety is accomplishing an important work. Their emi-
grafton department Is rapidly Increasing Two weeks
few hours after reaching their destination Yesterday
company Of 40 left the city in charge of Mr L. rot
destined for Iowa.
A public Temperance meeting was held at the
Everett Rooms last evening, under the auspices OF
Rose Hill Lodge No. 17i J. o. q. t. and large number
was introduced in complimentary terms by the Chairman
and received with applause. In his address Mr Greeley
stated that the temperance movement dld no u
ther good, 1t kept the community from gong pacKward
the old abuses. If IL could not reform people alto
the agitation OF the question doing great good he
said and he prophesied brilliant future Ior tne dass.
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gradients OF which intoxicating liquors are lnide'
Commissioner Bosworth yesterday listened to
number OF mfT Te Of
Patroman James j. Black Of the Eighth Precinct whom
having on sunday the 10th inst broken into her resi-
dence during her temporary absence and stolen sg and
pair Of gold SpeCtacles. Capts. McDermott and Mills
testified that the house was one OF the worst IN the
Ward that the inmates had been arrested Tor ds0rdeI
the day question there general row In the place
and he with other officers entered the place. ana
took the inmates into custody Tile case was referred 10
the Commissioners.
Twenty graduates of Rochester University
yesterday afternoon at the Astor House and organ
lied an Alumni Association. The association consists of
those graduates who reside at this city, and IL
formed for the purpose OF preserving record of such
graduates and their achievements, and also for
holding occasional meetings of social or
even conyiyial nature. Mr. Manton Marble was
n ocer were elected for the ensuing Year President
seepetary ssPetn soddard Board of Of Managers John
Oberheser Albert G. Bacon, j. II. Howard Dr. Martin
was called upon and delivered brief address at the
elusiou Of which the meeting adjourned subject TO the
call OF the Board Of Managers.
BROOKLYN.-The Brooklyn Eclectic Dis
pensary have elected the following officers: President,
b. p. BARNARD President John F. shepherd secre
tary, T. ID. Smith, Treasrer Jonathan +. Jones; House
Surgeon, WIN. H. Bowlsby.
John Wedels, German butcher age A.,
was, at o'clock yesterday morning, found, lying
dead pool OF blood in the hallway of dwelling
the corner OF J0hnson-st and Graham-aye., f. d. He
had ruptured q blood-yeSsel.
Before Judge Benedict, yesterday, in the
United Eastern District Court the following par
ties whose disposed Of time ago, had
Judgment entered against them: For suit in bond
1913 OF; Michael Shields, Hamilton Waddell, and j. f.
Gardiner. For SIP 55, the amount OF dstlery bond
Edward Hilker, Chas Roscher, Frederick Schwartz.
The Union Ferry Company employees have
organized a society called the Union FcTrymens
Benevolent Association" It's object is to afford relief to
its members in OF sickness accident The nit-
ton is So except for empoye who has been less
than two months In the Companys employ when 1t will
be only 81. Since its organization the Association has
paid TO sick members s2 The Association has in bank
81 Oo0 The number OF members Is 262 The officers are
President, T. b. Smith; Recording Secretary, Ii. l.. West
ern Financial Secretary, H. Moan; Trustees, C. j. Car
son. W. White, Ii. lnges, ID. j. Garyes, William Nye
FLUSHING, l.. Ia grand jubilee and mass meet
held Tuesday when addresses made by Messr
Barney Prince Wilson and Pason, who received enthusiastic vel
the oood population The reading Of the Fifteenth
Amendment greeted with cheers
JERSEY CIrY.-Yesterday afternoon Louisa Ar
mold who living boat lying in Hamus Cove, fell
board and drowned.
RUTHERFURD PARK n. 1.-THE citizens of this
place having Just completed hpe large public school house. Of
school and employ the best aehers also further
incos and embeh the grounds This with other schools opera
uon will aAor very superior educational facilities
HACKENSACK.-Two fishermen saw body float
which supposed be that Of Patrick who fell
from the SwJe Railroad bridge few months The body
decompe and almost beyond recognition Bus
body in charge word to the Lane family East Ne~a
GAnnouncementsI
Beware of Lead POisOns, in the form of
liquid washes for the complexion mineral
plerion sni Ia
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