New-York tribune., 1870-01-10
THE CITY.
Arrests for the week, 1918.

ceived for taxes to2i5a 10.
day, the fare on the Jackson-st. ferry
win be raised TO three cents for each foot passenger
The Young Mems Christian Association have
social gathering Of the members and their lady friends
this evening.
Mr.. Michael ]. Shandley, brother of Judge
Edward shandey has been elected Clerk OF Inc bOad
of Police Justices
In the Rutgers Presbyterian Church, the Rev
Mr. Conkng last ght preached eloquent sermon be-
fore crowded congregation, on love.
A free lecture on Gen. Sheridan will be
given this evening by the Hon. Stewart L. Woodord, IN
the West Twenty y.third-st. Presbyterian Church.
Horace Greeley lectured on Saturday even,
ing, at Irving Hail. In behalf Of the disabled Soldiers and
Sailors fund. "Doesticks" read an original poem
The Mayors Marshal last week granted 102
licenses and for fines and licenses received 500 49, the
sum of s9s2 refunded to various complainants
The Tammany General Committee was organ
ized Saturday evening by the election OF William NJ
Tweed Chairman md Speaker Hitchman as Secretary
The First Division Staff and Brigade Com
manders met at shalers headquarters on
ton in the manual Of the sword etc.
Horace Greeley, the Rev. DR.. John Hall, and
the Rev. Dr. Rdgway Will address the Temperance meet
corner of Foureenthst. aud sixthave., this evening
Samuel Johnson. alias Rich, robbed George
Franklin on Saturday night while the latter was asleep
IN his place OF business In Wilamst The property stolen
consisted Of $j, gold watch and chain, and two coats
Superintendent Losee of the Free Labor
Bureau reports that for the week ending Jan So men
CURED 49, female $685. Situations furnished TO llS men
and i27 women.
The funeral of James Logan No. g. killed by
Jerry Dunn, took place yesterday. A number OF tie
friends OF deceased, bearing the lapel Of their
coats badges, on which was printed " james Logan
marched behind the hearse containing the remains.
The designations of Capt. Fullagar, and Lieu
tenants Hart. whean. Cole. Hail. and Burnton, of the
Thlrty-seventh Regiment n q. s. n VI were ANNOUNCED
on Saturday the meeting OF the Board Of Officers The
Regiment elected Colonel in the early part Of the
week.
On and after the 18th inst the library of the
College City York Will be kept open each
Friday from to 10 p m for the accommodatlon Of the
male teachers In the public schools ana Tor those persons
who may have been students III the College III good stand
Ing for two years
Henry Hannon, who was struek on the head
with an AK by Dennis nartnet IN tenement In Mott
st. several weeks ago. was yesterday reported as IN
critical condition. lie is in the NewYork Hospital
Coroner Flynn took his ante.mortem statement some
days ago. HartDett is locked up in the Ioinbs.
WillamsW w OrthSwas sent to the Penitentiary
on Saturday a charge Of asaauting John Dave,
German the latter ON his way home from bank on
Tuesday last. William Earl, against whom a charge is
pending in the Court of General Sessions
the Pententiary for SIX months, on charge OF theft
Late on Saturday, Andrew Phalen of No. 10
while passing along lngHns hDTn ReSp %Sp
knocked him down and beat and kicked him in brutal
wood and the assaants fed. Tho wounds OF Phason
dressed by POlice-Surgeon Ranney.
Workmen are busily engaged in laying the
To Eighty-sxth.st large portion of the road is com
pleed below the former point except in tho neghbor'
hood OF Fifethst.. where sewer Is being put down;
Early Spring will probably sec the work complete and
the ears running to IorkVille.
At the recent encampment of Winthrop Post
S is2o. Commander"Ai J. a. Duganne; Vice Commanders
Jas. A. Christie and Thomas L. McCanlis; Adjutan-
Ger Of the Day-Tn H. Corsa Oncer Of the Guard
John McGaulie sergt Major, John H. Miller; Delegate
10 Grand Encampment-Nm A. ii. White
In the Court of Special Sessions, on Saturday,
Lawrence Buckley, teacher III public school In Thirty
seyenhs, Thrdave., arraigned on charge Of
tices bowling and Bxby disposed of the by
mendng Mr. Buckley to take steps in reference to cases
OF nsuDOrdnallOn mat "ouId not III la'uIe prIhR "S
grace Oh the school
On Saturday Coroner Flynn visited Bellevue
Hospital and lnpanneled jury, preparatory to com
mencing Investigation INTO the circumstances con-
neced with the shooting Of James Logan No by Jerry
tion adjourned to give the police time to make search
for Dunn, who believed to be still In The elty Dr. SHINE
found the ball in the right lung.
The UniversalSt Mission Societies, yesterday,
held morning and afternoon sessions The morning East
Twenty seventh-st, and IN the afternoon at Breyoort
vded in classes, and through their usual sunday
school studies, after which they were addressed by the
attendance Of visitors not large perhaps on account
Of the severe cold weather
Willie three brothers, named Stanley, aged
yesterday in Ffthave., between sxtythird and SIXTY
fourth SITS, 1t broke, aud all fell into the water The
older boys rescued IN an exhausted condition. and
taken into an adjoining house The youngest, samuel
drowned. His body soon uftrWafd recovered
aud taken 10 the residence OF his parents at IrdaVe
and Twenty y'si1thst.
The following are the officers of POst Dahl
grcp No II3 Grand ARMY OF the Repubic: Commander
fianns Powell senior Wee Commanaer James Murray
Junior Wee Commander Charles smith 9nartermasteT
Franklin Chaplain, CorydoE Millard; SorgeantMaio
". Clear; QuartcrnasterScrgeant, T. II. GrOgan Ohccr
OF the DAY. VIM. McEntee; officer of the Guard, B. W.
Crane Orderly Melville smith; Delegate to Depar
Convention, Thos. J. Odlum.
Senator Michael Norton was presented with
gold watch aud chain by the politicians Of the Ninth
Ward yesterday. Assemblyman Bergen made the pre-
sentaon speech and after pleasant reply by Senator
Norton, the company listened To short addresses by
Police Justice Hogan, eXPoicejustic Dodge. Congress
man Fox, AssemDlyman Mitchel. Alderman Calkln ana
others Of that ik The watch and chain valued at
$1,000 Senator Tweed and Mr.. SweeDy were con-
spicuous by their absence.
Last evening Edward Wardlow, aged %, of
suicide in the Mls House, at the corner OF Fourtayc
aud Twentyeventhst by stabbing himself IN the breast
with ster knife lie succeeded In nnictnC slight
wound when his hand seized by Francis DOnneliy,
and the knife wrested from him. Wardow was taken 10
the East Thirty Police station, where his wound
was dressed and no there detained for the night
Poverty, he alleged, impeed him to make tho attempt
on his life.
NJ No West Broadway, Saturday committed by
Justice Bowling TO the care of the Commissioners Of
on Friday night beasty intoxicated. He has been
rested three different occasions for having with COM
aud occasion he became intoxicated on liquor
stolen during of these raids The police say that 1t
Is almost incredible that one 80 young should be such an
| adept In crime.
The Trustees of the Stueben Scheutzen and
| the steuben Monument Association met yesterday
afternoon Mr.. SKt Charles Kapn IN the chair, 10 receive
reports Of the entire subscription far received for the
monument TO Baron Won steuben in Oneida County.
The amount at present ON hand exceeds $1,000 nclndng
contribution by the state IL resolved TO close the
subscription lst the lst of February aud until then
subscriptions will be received by the editors OF the CITY
papers EXGOv. Seymour, Gen. Slgel, and many other
prominent gentlemen have sIgnned their intention 10 be
present at the commencement OF the work June !.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday
over the body Of John A. BaerD German, age 7O who
the l4h ult fell from his cart Also the body
| Of Jacob stubenroth who found dead in the
chinpTy OF JODesB brewery No lS0 Sixth COrO-