New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
THE CITY.

Henry Curtis age 13, was killed last evening
by the rolling upon MIN OF heavy log While al
play near his home. No. 81 Lafayetteplace
Mr.. Nelson w. Young was elected last even
ing 10 represent Typographical Union No IN me "Trs s
They also voted sOO to the Telegraph operators now Oh
strike.
Abram Keher and Morris Keher, his son, of
sehonek and Lyon Of the Tenth Precinct t9r haviHg o
caused the death OF Conrad Cahbach te particulars oi
which are reported elsewhere in TIE TRIBUNE
The extensive collection of paintings formerly
picture-mser, has been received in this city, and will
shortly be put exhibition az the rooms Oi H. H. Leeds
Miner
Forty thousand dollars worth Of French
SG f Sr Paes ne on Ho at saTatoSa Tie other ap
pointmeuts of the hotel said to be ora SIMILAR
scale of magnlncence.
The Hon. Israel 6. Diehl, ex-U. S. Commits
soner to Asia, &c, delivered 9iS lecture on the Holy
Land az the lnry-seNehthst NJ r. CRutc, iast ever
lng Inc speaker was dresser ~ hls Ollehlal eostse
and in gosspy STYLE described the peeuariues OF the
East lie illustrated his remarks with numerous maps,
relics paintings, etc.
The Mozart Hall Democracy, under the
leadership Of Benjamin Wood are about TO take the war
Of three Inspectors for each district for primary
elections which are to take place IN few days II is
rumored that number OF dsnected TammaDyites have
gone TO Mozart.
The Rev. VIM. H. Milbum delivered his
popular lecture, what Blind Man saw IN Paris last
citation for the benefit Of the mission work of ST. Ann's
R6 MOE Ior ueaI mue m in9 eSSnu ne c deered a be
same place, on Tuesday evening, Jan 25
The annual meeting of the General Society
was held Yesterday at No Az Broadway. The following
ticket successful President AdOlphus II. Ocker-
Vice President, James B. Barnot TTeasurer Daniel D.
Wright; Secretary William Van Norden; Collector Fred
erich W. Williams, ~ ..s -.@ese
The Tenth National Bank elected the fol-
Isaac Bell, Richard b. Connolly, Henry n; smith, VIII
ham NJ Tweed, Bernard smgth, James II Ingersol; Pc
ter n Sweeny, John J. Bradley, Hugh smith, Joseph C.
skaden, James Watson, A. H. Barney Henry snn,h,
Oakley Han Mr.. Bliss was chosen President and Mr.
Bs9, ~ - resident Nj, Walter !. Palmer was ap-
Another veteran has been carried to his final
was held on Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian
Church, in Fiyhith ST. and his remains were yesterday
years commandant OF the Second Company, 7th Reg
Imcnt National Guard and At the breaking OUT ] 9 ine
the entire War. His age 81 years
Twenty cases of smallpox have been re-
ron the same disease have announced from noon
OF Saturday 10 Of yesterday Dr. Harris received
stating that there schooner at stapleton with
smallpox board, and DO means Of towing her INTO me
sueal1. An order immediately dispatched TO the
Health Oncer to furnish facilities, and to send the pa
ticnts q the hospital.
A meeting of the East River Association was
held at No. 40 Burlingsip, yesterday, MT James X
Tavlor presiding and Mr. Geo W. Blunt Secretary with
Sound steamers from laying on the North River side
whereby they render DANGEROUS for ferry ana ana
River whenever starting upon or returning rom thslr
Eastern tips form GI mem9i Was dSopreC M OI
at No. 40 BurllnssBp r~@'
The Knights of St. Patrick elected officers last
night as follows; Judge Denis quinn, PIesden; @ SGnn
Presidents; John Burke. Recording Secretary; Capt
BmaSs freSsHfer Executive CSmmtee Harnet
Richard L. Connolly Wm. I. Lyons, James Trainor
aud Bernard Reilly The President announced that stock
the amount Of $1,000 had been subscribed for toward
the building fund.
About 80 members of the Yale College Alumni
Association OF NeW-lotk, attended the annual meeting
Christian Association Building DR.. Adams, senior Vice
President occupied the chair. President VIM NJ Evarts,
stanton, u Wee ePresdeus and the Executive Com
mttee Of 49, were all reelected by acclamauon except
that of Vice President r. \. Tamadgc, deceased. The
Exectiye Committee were instructed TO make arrange
cnts FOR the annual banquet which will be given at
DemOIlCOs, on Euday evening Jan 2s ana cOusldeIa
bile spent in discussing various plans for aiding
the University.
The Franklin Electrical Institute held their
third anniversary meeting last evening at the Cooper
The engaged in demonstrating the
science OF electrical therapeutics and last evening lee
delivered on this subject by ADner Benedict Of
tho New-York bar. The lecture was interesting, and
taken iu its connection with the healing art was very IN
of many that the time would come when electricity
he made efficient for good as 1t had been for
evil, and that the time had arrived when electrcty was
practically used therapeutic agent The intention IS
10 form class attend course Of lectures ana receive
instruction I'm the The class will begin then in
struc,iou Oh Thursday next, at No. IS Bond-st.
BROOKLYN.-The Brooklyn Association foT
af bpcc6er assisted 757 families composed Of over 1900
persons. The amount expended Is S2,l2j.
The Sangclbund have elected the following
officers for the year: President, T. Kameke; YcePresI
dent T. DoelhrEc; Treasurer, H. IIamer Secretary
Fred Blos-loId Financial Secretary Charles Blydoeh
Custodian, \. LtiDur
The number of deaths last week was 1S4 !;
sIaics g3 Females o. Between the ages OF one and
three years O. Natives OF the United states l22 Ire
land S. England = Germany 9; scotland. 3; France, l.
Unknown . West Indies, ]; Italy j. Prussia, J. Ihe
principal diseases verc Pneumonia, 2S; Consumption
:5L Heart disease l3 Conyulsons H. Ihre are report
I'd five cases OF death from HindlIfOA'
At the annual meeting of the Brooklyn
Academy Of Design the following named gentlemen were
pii 1SC'SI Si6rlo (happci second Vce-President l.
Nlmarth; Recording secretary Gabriel Harrs0ni Cor
Hart Win Hepburn L. j. whitney II. Ballng, A. II.
Richie Hanging Committee Charles Markham, Rufus
Wright, VIM. NJ. Browne.
Mr. Thomas Tilden, residing i'm Ash-st,
reenpolnt while in the Irving House. corner Of Franklin
and Ash-sts Christmas Eve, was set upon by party
of rougs aud badly beaten that lac has been confined
10 hs bed ever having set in and his
life being desparcd Of The assaulng gang Mere yester
day arrested and aragued before Justice Lames, who
held them for examination Their names are Lawrence
Berry Thomas Cox, Larry RourSe, Ihoo. oBneD ana
Thomas Mack.
TUCKAHOE. ~ Y-Coroner Bathgate yesterday
took he statement Of John BIoby who shot hun
a. lmsef iariSg Deeu attacked sad butay
.en by Brolhy three Of ls The Coroner bd
S,o, T. 0gJ 10 await tie rtsut OF BrOphy 0ares
YONKERS.-Coroner Smith held an inquest YES
tie bod Of MorIs Ca4 n5" va, y injured on u ss
day bueAet ted With stones aud mud HSs Upon hH While
sIgsgsd in eIcsyatBg well
NYACK, n Y.-The remains Of Joachim T.. Fuer
b.s Inferred a. emeey By eJsr Of Dist tAuoney Pra
The bead placed With The 0oy 10 bs eoha and buried
CORNWALL. n Y-Mr. Hamilton ii. Salmon, a
aud Old resident o. this place has nAds arrange
o. Iss PRINCIPAL wharf Landing he be owns he 'boa' TO
Tb pd before The oPeeog " navigation and in~eeiJ
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