New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
THE CITY.


here yesterday in the Vile de Paris and is at the Everett
House.
THE CITY.
Subscriptions amounting to 500 were paid
in at the meeting Of the First Cooperative Lot Assoca
ton last evening
The Legislative Committee on the Fulton Fish
Market visited that institution yesterday PRONOUNCED
themselves satisfied. and hurried off TO Albany.
Miss Lillian S. Edgarton, who lecturcd last
Friday evening at Cooper Institute Will repeat her lee
inrs Woman il Coming :" under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples Association. Mt plymouth Church BROOK
Ign. next Thursday.
IS years. having hight hair ana small inustache ana
wearing brown coat light vest, and check psntsoons
linen shirt and calico under jacket was found yesterday
in the Harlem River at the foot OF Onehundred and
twenty third st.
Tammany Society met last evening at Tam
Grand saciem Daniel E. Delavan. adjourned after APP
pointing Committee draft suitable resolutions relat
ing TO the deceased Officers OF the Society VIII not be
elected until next May.
Yesterday afternoon deputation of prop.
ertyOwners and residents IN the Twentieth Ward cseu
utions OF the Common Council calling for the paving OF
TwentysiXth. Twenty-seventh, Twenty eighth ana
Twenty ninth sta. with wooden pavement
The Rev. Dr. John Hall delivered a temper
address at Dr. Thompson's Church last evening
He believed the spprehended loss to business Interests
and the restriction OF the liquor traffic
would real loss but would be compensated for by
the diminished number Of criminals and paupers
Last evening n fire occurred on the second
foot OF Jamcsst in the premises OF Joseph Smelling,
csnker and shipwrigh; loss $500 The first floor is oceu
pied by the Long Island and Flushing Express companies
foss nv water 500 The building owned by the Long
leland Express Company. was damaged $500
Mr.. Harrie NJ. Coffee, the promising young
scnJptor TO whose efforts the success of the Cooper
Iridn class in sculpture mainly due presented last
evening by his pupils. the members OF that class with
gold Geneva watch aud chain. The charms OF beauty
we're not wanting on the occasion, and an excellent
supper was spread by Mr.. Coffee before his guests.
At a meeting of defrauded soldiers last night
OF March 81 saynG that the petition of the soldiers to
Ne reimbursed of the money stolen by Herman - now
A letter also read from ii. F. sherman to Henry j.
smith OF No. 237 West Tenthst claiming TO be the au
thor OF bill allowing the soldier s0 each Tor expenses
The April term of the United States Circuit
Court opened yesterday The Grand Jury was duly i'm
panelod and briefly charged by Judge Woodruff. The
served Others set down tor next week. and lew Tor hs
week calendar u the cases reserved viii be called on
this term. Judge Woodruff viii sit IN New Haven part Of
this month.
After four days' sessions the Conference of
Eastern German NJ r.. Church under the Presidency OF
the Right Rev Bishop Ames OF Philadelphia adjourned
to meet next year at me
among other things on the fart thar while their organ
nae per cent lad fallen short in the performance OF their
duties, aud after announcing the stations aud Minister'S
1 Was adsR ehon0uHc'u tue O'''S anu ~
The iced scmi-annual meeting of the New
York Typographical Society was held at their rooms on
foiSws: President James T. Miller; Vice President
urcr john G. Clayton Librarian, John Craw: Directors
George Frecker Charles MeDevitt, William I. Bnrns. j.
v Ferguson, John l. Jewett II. Bessy. aud Ii s Hull;
Trustees, George Parsons, j. b. Crawford. William
McCrea, aud e. g. Savage
Disagreeable "a the weather was last evening
II did not prevent the Young Ladies' Society from meet
ing AT the Madison ave Baptist Church Quite large
Ienee tefe 81 70 t sy Home e for the hred It is only neces
sary to name the artists make the character of the
sDd n Mills on the piano while the vocal numbers
We're sustained BY Nine De iussan, Mrs Jenny Kemp
whole under the cOnductorsbip OF Mr. Dachauer.
Last evening fire occurred in the attic of
No 800 Broadway, occupied by John T. Lake. photo.
on stock is goo; Insured Third floor. Mr. f. waoott.
dealer In fancy goods loss $500 by water The front poI
tion OF second floor il occupied by VIM g. Watson
son. dealers in sewing silk loss $500 by water John T.
Kelly Bros stock Of ewery on the rear OF this moor
damaged $500. The first floor is occupied by { r.
Evans general railroad agent slight loss by water The
building damaged $500. The origin OF the fire Is I'M
known.
The funeral services of Daniel Delayan were
teran Church by the Rev DR. Burchard pastor and the
Rev. Or Peckstan of Eleventh'st. and slxthave The
following gentlemen assisted pallbearers: Gen. l..
DIX Me.srs. Wilson q. Hunt. Henry storms. Douglas
Taylor Casper C. Chids Thomas Dunlop Isaac Bell. ana
aph Bogart There present In the church, among
many other friends OF the deceased Police Commission
Brennan and BG'gon bRY e% Senator lent
George I0ndell WIlson'sma Secretary OF the ianmany
sSes 9o%n scEey IaP eny
White W. IL. Trayers. q. C. Tucker g. C. Giles. and '"
II. Deyoe.
Gen. John O'Neill, the President of the Fenian
Protherhood has revoked previous call TOR Congress
OF the Order Chicago the 18th inst aud has rees
tblshcd the original call for Congress 10 be hcId -
this city the 10Th INST President " Neil III coheluu
ing his address, says .,,.....,.-. 80. ,,
Brother 'ory 70 eoo that at ia. si 'as are ~, s ss
should b, governed but BY To p1po's s Pu2 70 XII So.
Tbo.r you The objects r Which oa, brother
hood crested and .9o belize ,hst oHs ,h 5,,oa %
.end dees,. Swiok br Ao ~ there to determine "a oasr.
~, F mon the conry Mo are welded the % Ieafs
sf much ma s .c lo I so oi for her Or
iature happiness. may ,teui Chicago. on April IT, 1870"
The examination of Chas ii. Pnrdy OF the
Iss MILAN, st. was commenced yesterday before Com.
missioner shields on a charge OF knowingly aud wligy
oniy Witness cxamncd was D. G McCary. who has been
Captain the brig Rising san since the LIST OF peceoer
Mr. Pnrdy. az follows: March l6 IS bottles at N575;
June TO- bottles, at SIC Aug 2S q bottles at SIC o.t
rs botes AT 81: Nov 25 so bottles at 80 80 Ihese
conveyed ashore at night ~ vases Mc' ar
arrested last "Wednesday New Ell a d otbr
The receipts To Pury were produced ia evidence
and n seems 10 have been by means Of these that the
Customs officers succeeded in alarming him into reveal
ing the Whole anair.
The action of the Common Council regard
ing wooden payeulents creating no htile excitement
among property owners reading on streets wheIe per
has boon gwen OY the city auluoIlIes W Pu,
patcuf
citizens residing Fonrth and Ftftsts Was held at no
4li Ffhs Reports from Committees WHO had e0hlettu
with the property holders living on Ffthave. Twenty
secondst aud other thoroughares reported that they
were totally opposed 10 Wooden pavements Inc secte,
ttry that 1929 had been raised IN Fourth ana
FfIh sts 10 used Ia preventing the streets from behg
repayrd. A resolution was passed empowering Com
mtee 10 obtain the services OF good lawyer IL was
declared that the majority OF the property owners
were opposed having the streets paved. an injunction
could be served moment the first stone was emoved
and the contractors prevented from carr ing 9t tae
designs grand mass meeting Is % be held IN lew
DAYS az the Teuionia Assembly Rooms aud - expected