New-York tribune., 1870-01-13
THE CITY.

Garyey' and is damaged $780, insured.
Tho Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
have opened an office at s az direct to
Albany Buffalo, Chicago, and other western Clues
Mary Mcdonald, age 20, of No. 90 Forsyth
st. Yesterday aePese Ps a pesced by Patromsn Mar
tin and committed to tho City Prison for 10 days by JUS
tice Ledwith.
Tho attention of captains of vessels navigat-
,nr tho East River is called a buoy placed about one
hundred yards west of the dyeworks at GreenpoihL
marking q sunken boat, Win ohiy nihe iee' "a ""
over her at low water
The Rev. Frederic Evans, pastor OF the
Laght-st. welsh Baptist Church denyerem omo
FTapklinD The lecture was given under the auspices
and for the benefit Of tho St. Dayds Benevolent Society
The church was hled
sailed yesterGay GG Afternoon with the United mails
and goody list OF passengers. This the second dis
81 5e tat Creswe has made
tract TO continue the service for the year. N.'''4
1t appears from the Fire MarshaPs investiga-
ton that the fire No 10 Cedarst mentioned IN
DAVIS TRIBUNE accidental, having been eause9 Ny
Goals falling stove tho door Of which had been
left OPEN against wooden partition n Inc Inc premises
we're not under seizure by the Revenue officers ~
The new Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment Mr. Joseph L. Perey has ordered tnat sil Dn'
nent be removed and that poles be kept free from
this nuisance. Also that company corlmanaer wngn %
proceeding 10 fires will the bells or gongs on the
apparatus be rung at short intervals and
especially when approaching crossing.
Battery X of the reorganzed First Regimenss
Artillery Capt. John Heubner commanding, gave thGr
annual ball last evening at the National AsSeD9g
Rooms West there rS Sf ts, M fepds the
| uniform which has lately been renewed ana sIghty
altered showing advantage In contrast with the
dresses OF the many ladies' present D9uLtm HuIPJb
pleasantly interrupted the animated dahcIhg' "hoh
| lasted till early In tho morning. '-f
The twenty-third annual meeting OF the Alta
lanta Boat Club Of this city held at their
foot Of Chrstopherst, ON Tuesday evening, when ae
President. Ransom Parker. jr Wee President William
II. Webster; Secretary, James W. Edwards ITeasu[gl'
W. II. Webster John King, Leander waterbury, s5th a.
Moves DELEGATES TO- the Hudson aaEeu[ 1r Spd W
Edwards. Committee on Repairs ana supplies, W; -
Maitland George b. sPhss5ssfn william Mss ManiaRd
The Twelfth Annual Exceptional Of the NJ
T Brennan Association took place at the Academy ot
Music last evening with great eeat Inc was
lade; ana geamp gostnb po5g Pres
dent Walter Roche, Chairman Of the Floor Conlmttee
Thomas Conan, Chairman OF the Reception Com
the Coterle was decided success Among tho proml.
nent persons present were Controller Brennan Judge
man. Sheriff Brien, and Commissioners Boswortn and
Smith while In the prosce9Gm box & az the gnt sat
Grafua's Band was In ATTENDANCE, aud dlscoursed Ae
| usual spirited music TO the gay dancers. r- =
Fully 1000 persons were present at the New
Years reception Of St. Gabrieps school Thirty sixth
ST. last evening Every foot OF space was occupied and
mission fee cents and the proceeds to be used
In purchasing Sunday School library The programme
was unusually extensive and included 50 deeamstons,
recations songs. Sixtytwo certificates OF scholar
ship awarded TO those Of the pupils who have at
tanned certain standard OF scholarship Tho large or
chesra composed entirely OF pupils from the school
and their performances were quite creditabe John "
afourshng condition and many applicants |iH not 90
able TO gain admission until there are vacancies Among
those seated the stage were Father CoWry, tatAer
Baretta aud several public school trustees.
The reception and entertainment of the Nor
ton ComInandeIy No. 4, hnignts IehPl1F Tas T gwen
,manderles from Philadelphia Camden. and NewIayen
pu IO as guests The principal feature OF the evening
was the review Of the Sir Knights By the Grand Com
mander OF the State OF New-York Sir Henry Clay Pres
ton, Sir Mark ~. Pomeroy acting as Grand Recorder
The Philadelphia Commandery presented to the Morton
Morton Of Revolutionary fame which TO be placed In
tho archives OF their Temple Alter the presentoon
part presenting brilliant pageant Among the guests s,
Masonic fraternity of the state After doing justice to
bouniu supper the knights INDUCED in terpSichorean
festivities until far past midnight.
BROOKLYN.-The Board of Supervisors met
yesterday afternoon and ordered the OF bills 10
the amount of Sl7,S29 76.
Mr. Robert Carney, residing at No 10 North
Greenpoint on Tuesday evening, upon by party
of ak roughs, who, after severely handling him, robbed
him Of sl6i IS, with which they escaped.
David Alrich, age 65 while repairing the roof
OF building in Main. waterst on Tuesday even
ing ncautiousy stepped backward, and precpat
shortly after being admitted to the City Hospital.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club of Brooklyn have
elected the following officers for 1870; President Thomas
Tasso; VicePresdent, James Buckley; Recording Sec
G. Chapman Financial Secretary, Thomas McGunigle;
Treasurer James II. Corn well, Jrj Directors, Edward
Lewis NJ. Henry, JOS. II. Hanltoni Auditing Committee,
Robert Haskins Charles w. Peed, Benjamin Van Delft
Reception Committee, NJ Ii. Flynn, Samuel Ii. Mumby,
Emanuel Pke Delegates to Convention, Thomas TassIe,
William &, Hudson. -.r.a
NEWTOWN-The Grand-st. Extension Commis-
Hsstown Crei, between Gr,nd.t wIsmsbursh
town be q
nearly Summer
eA made 20 the whole matter It's reported
that the Commissioner have altered the plans the bids .dyer
which advertise bids The bridge
and .pproseh will be about feet long with
R Brssan celebrated their golden wedding last Thursday
d the day the eldest aged pair celebrated his silver
wedding Anniversary.
WHITE PLA1Ns.-The taxpayers of White Plains |
purchase Of lot which to erect village hall
IONA ISLAND, N. Y.-A post-ofllce has been es- /
bshed this place since Jan and the Hudson River Railroad h
also made IL q railroad station.
NEWARK.-The annual meeting of the Working |
Bans and Loan Association held Newark Tuesday
evening sd the Secretary reported that the shares had increased
es @ . aIss s S eS SG s g. T. 'tsR SR
one resulted the election Of James Mullen for President and Geo
noon between Committee Of COsfsnc.
appointed al the Eleventh Ward meeting Monday Mr.
to resign should DO 90 until be c that such
Of ,cnOn desired BY the voters he represented
ELlZABETH.-The Rev. Clarkson Dunn, q we'll |
oergymAa Of the Episcopal Church died his residence
ElIabs,l, On Tuesday, in til. 10th yssr Of hi, age.
PLAINFIELD, N J.-Wendell Phillips will lee |
tre before the NJ this evening, ia Lsngs Hall subject
stree, LIE IN Barope Anssmen have been eomplsied With
during the present season
IAnnounss.anI
REy Jouy n,II II n will lectura ON |