New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10


Albert GARNER and Cyrille Dion will give an
exhibition, this evening, at Chris oConner's private
billiard rooms.
The City Council and School Board of Column
bus Ohio In the city for the purpose Of inspecting
our Common Schools
Dr. /. l. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, and
other prominent speakers viii address the Morning Star
Sunday-sehOo tomorrow.
John Sattig, well-known German merchant
of this city, died his residence, No. IL secondave on
Thursday morning, ago II.
A union meeting of ladies for the higher
Christian life is held every Thursday az p m in the
parors of the Presbyterian Church Or Crosbys corner
OF Fourth-aye. and Twenty-seeond-st.
Thomas Haywood, esq, Of London, delivered
lecture in 81. Augusnes Seh0oroon, No 26l BoweTy,
last evening upon High and Low Life in London"
John Ii. Surratt delivered, in the large hall of
the Cooper Institute last night his socaed lecture on
his association with John wilkes Booth. Some 200 or 900
persons tho majority apparently his personal Hiehds'
were present.
Sherif-elect Mathew T. Brennan, and the
new Coroners Patrick H. Keenan, Nelson W. Young. and
Gerson NJ Herman took the oath VI Office before County
Clerk LOeW, yesterday.
The New-York Historical Society will cele-
Goth anniversary next Tuesday evening at the
Academy Music. The anniversary address will be
delivered by the Hon. Charles Francis Adalns on the
struggle for Neutrality IN America"
Superintendent Kelso has stationed an officer
in front OF Madam Restes notorious establishment on
Fifh-ave to warn visitors OF the Infamous character OF
place. Officers have also been stationed Vi
similar dens on Frst-ave. aud Chathaulst- ~
The fixing of some standard for the better
rating OF the quality OF lard the subject of meeting
yesterday at the Produce Exchange Nessrs. Brush,
McCulioh, Hiseox, LORI, and ward were aIppnlea
Committee to investigate and report upon the plans pro
posed.
Miss Winnie Reams, father and mother, were
passengers in the steamship Abyssina. They left for
their home in Washington yesterday TO await the arrival
of Miss Reams of President Lincoln which is on
| "a ship nearly due at TINS port.
The feat of eating through an entire bill OF
fare has Just been performed by "dead beat at
downtown hotel which has lately adopted he European
plan Al the conclusion Of his extraordinary repast OF
fish fcsh and fowl and pastry, he directed me nh 10
be presented the proprietor OF the house. The Coro
| ner has not yet been summoned
| BROOKLYN.
Justice Walsh yesterday fined Patrick Duffy
S., for driving horse that had a sore neck
! Patrick Henry, age 5, WA scalded to death
yesterday, at his parents residence in Washngtoaye.
Col. Theodore =. Cook has resigned his posi-
ton on Gov Homsns sta TO take an editorial position
| on The Eagle.
Wendell Phillips lecturcd on the "LoSt Arts"
before a largo audience, at the Bediordaye Reformed
Church last evening under t auspices 81 the Library
| Association OF the Eastern District
! LONG ISLAND.
| FLusuNG.-Th Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School gave a concert at the Town Hail. last night, to
| raise funds for the purchase Of library.
IoYG leland CTrY.-The Mayor of this city and the
Newtown authorities refuse to pay the expenses OF me
The bin The contract fOr building tide gates at suns
wick Creek. between Astoria and Rayens"ood' mas Doe
| given To Andrew BOrradac, for $500
| BABYLoN-A Christian Association has been Organized
here. with the following officers: W W. Hewlett Prs1i-
| Secretary; Mrs. f. Wood Treasurer. fetaie Vac
delivered last evening before the Llceuh py the non.
Georee r. Carrnan newly elected member oi aFSoiuo'
| from SuaOlL county.
| NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-Applcation will be made to
the Legislature at it, next session for the Incorporation
| Of a German Savings Bank IN this city.
| EIIzABET--A coal train on the Ncw7Jersey Central
Railroad over uag, winch had ii,t D.sh thtoW
from the train near Elizabeth Thursday Most OF the
| letters were entirely destroyed
PAssAIc-Tbe arrangements for furnishing gas TO the
village are completed, aud an entertainment is 10 be
| posed 10 add a new township to Bergen County.
BooyToS.-The Boonon branch of the Delaware, Lack
avauna and Western Railroad VIA Paterson viii he open
for passenger travel next Monday. Two day trains vi
be run. The route leaves the main road al Dtllt
yerstown Meades Basin, Pater.On, Clifton and Eutber
! ford Park, 10 Bergen Tunnel.
| MoRRIsrowN-Gibqon Kent, the ncendiary, has been
found Guilty upon two indictments, and VIII DE tried
| upon siS others unless he should plead guilty.
| CARRmyLLE.-The new railroad station here will be
| formally opened to-day.
| NEWARE.-Judge Bgcse OF tho Court or quarter Ses
sons in the Of the state agt Rush Moore, involving
the right Of the Newark Bloomfield, and Monteair Rail
road Sunday IeFcrSes tie decision % JlStce
Bennett of WoOdsidc order the fines collected Ia be
returned "a the officers ~ the road "A number Of brew
ers Yesterday arrested indictments found by the
L. Grand Jury for failing 10 cancel the stamps affixed
IA heer-kfgs. over ~ warrants were Issued. The al
legged of idcr wcT. held IT, Il 600 bail each. "A rcduc
ton per M the Or worhinen on ordinary
shoes about t. Ice made by the Newark manufacturers
John McKenna OF No. n W!Seyst. was arrested yes
lterday charged with stealing watch ana CHAIN worm
sa5 from George BroCkOyen ot No u Hdrhct ST.. ..
l,rwo women shopifers were locked up yesterday Tor
taking goods worth 500 from the store OF daIIto
4 Co Broad and Bank eta. They were wen dressed auu
fb.{r gs A
land Ann of No. e6 East Twenty-cl9hthst SOW
IYork. A bag containing the stolen goods was Ioulu
l,,non one q, Them. The Citizens Mutual Fire Marine
snd steam Boiler Insurance Company OF TINS cry give
nticc mat thew will apply to the Legislature AT Us com
ng cson TO repeal tholr charter granted Only about 10
months since.