New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
THE CITY.

Dseemberl az Trenor's Lyric Hall this evening.
The anniversary exercises of Home Circle
Lodge, No. 8l6, Independent Order OF Ooou ienpa,
will be held this evening III inc eiA'eeh'"''
Church.
The Rev. A. D. Vail, the Rev. G; Henry
Mandeville the Rev. stephen ID. Brown; and othes, VIII
address the temperance meeting at the PresDy
Church. Eighty-slxthst, near Thirds TINS e'eh'ns
The members of the American Phonograpnlc
Society at their session last evening" n hy Il
the beauties of photography ana the Ic"9on' way "
has not been adopted generally .
The annual election of the American lnstl-
tute will be held today at the Institute Toone, ne
Union Polls VIII remain open iSa aS yert.be Columns
Of THE TRIBUNE
The fourth annual dinner of the Alumni OF
Harvard College Will take place az p "rney and
other members OF the faculty will be present niehe,'
may be had from AW. Green. Secretary Ut NO o.
The following named persons are tne oilGeps
Of the Coored Young Mems Christian Assoea bi
Oliver 8. Casey Presidents Charles BAKER, We " -
dent; James Gomez, Recording secretary r. ~
Eato, Corresponding Secretary; L. d. ""''no"''
Treasurer
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett john pead ss siS
James f. williams, colored, charged win q lelohlous
assault and William H. Lyons with grand larceny were
acquitted.
The Central Park carriages gave place yester-
day to sleigs which will be run in the Park from a. m
to D. daily while the snow remains Inc slelgns VIII WI
charges will be the those prescribed for the car
riages-25 cents each passenger
Edward j. Rooney was arrested few days
ago on a charge stealing large photograph OF Shefn
OBren from in front OF Fredericks Gallery on Broad
way Yesterday he arralgned in the Court OF Cen
era Sessions pleaded guilty and was sentenced by ne
corder Hackett term Of four years aud Blk
months In the State Prison
John Moore was arrested early yesterday in
the plumbing establishment Of Harry ChattertOD at No
1856 West Broadway, was taken TO the Tonbs ana com
,nted by Justice Quinn AZ the same Court Michael
clothes and some money belonging to john hcLoughH
Of No. 3O6 West Thirty-nnth.st.
About a. M, yesterday. Patrolman Nc
Nance the Fourteenth Precinct found the front door
open Of No y sprlnest occupied by A. Wallaeh CO.,
snS enf to MS bs oeers
entered and found the door the dead body OF large
watchdog, with his throat cut. Investigation showed
that an attempt had been made TO open the massive
safes In of them hole had been drilled filed with
powder and fuse attached ready to light IL is sup,
OF officers. They lett behind brace and bit cold
tals the burglar One OF the propuetOTs called,
and after examining the place. stated that nothing had
been stolen.
At the meeting of the Microscopic Society, on
Tuesday evening. MrAnOld exhibited excsed member
affected with cancer 1t was claimed, lie SAID. that
ncetic acid would not dissolve cancer cells bur would
dissolve the cells of other soft Tissues The subject
the library t%o nnbefs or re presented TO
several names were proposed for membership Hides,
preparations Of muscular hber petals OF geranium,
and alga, all mounted in gycerne and geatine, were
then presented by Prof Edwards for examination under
favorably of creosote preventative and gave
his experience of its efficacy There was then laid
upou the table for the purpose OF examining the cells
large portion Of cancerOus mannaric glands cut from
woman Fermanfera microscopic shels were also ex:
aInined discussion followed upon the diaphragm OF
the microscope and participated IN by Messrs. Ma
son. Edwards, and others The former gentleman had
found portion OF the lens very useful In testing
two lenses both 5s, much better than the other.
because 1t had diaphragm. common double convex
lens in Photographic camera is made excellent by
extensive diaphragm. Mr.. Mason caused some alnusc'
ment in saying that he could photograph without any
lens, by merely making a single hole with cambria
needle.
BROOKLYN.-The Long Island College Hos
ptal the month of January treated 7OJ new patients
and issued ! 057 prescriptions.
At the annual meeting of the Trustees of
the Lafay eeave. Presbyterian Church. held Tuesday
evening, it resolved to increase the salary OF the
Rev. DR.. Cuyler from 5000 to $1,000
The motion for the release of Edwin Perry,
the alleged murderer OF Thomas Hayes, ON bail, was
argued before Judge Gilbert at the Special Term OF the
Supreme Court yesterday The Judge TOOK the papers
and reserved decision
Early yesterday morning, the body of Walter
Cook 50 years OF late OF No. 23 Furnau-st,
found lying under open hatchway Martins Stores,
FurInan 81 Deceased. who employed the stores,
had probably fallen through the httchway ON the pre-
yOus evening
On complaint of Mr.. Henry Bergh, Justice
buckley, yesterday Lad John Fogerry nilkman on
Smithst, L. d., arrested for cruelty TO ANIMALS. in
keeping in ~ llveuated stable and feeding them
upon unhealthy FOOD Inc accused pleaded not guilty,
and furnished bail to appear for examination Saturday
afternoon.
At the ship-yard of John Engles g. Son. at
Greenpoint. there ID nearly completed steamer
intended t9r the south American trade Her length on
full erryboat for the Brooklyn Ferry Company also
in progress Of construction.
Mayor Kalbacisch was, yesterday morning,
waited upon by number OF men opposed to tue
apv ~ the I9rge waterfront in the EaseTn District
mat the Mayor aid Common Council i'm behalf OF The
city remonslIae against the passage by the Legisla
ture Of tho proposed act allowing the Company 10 take
lands under apprasemont when they cannot
promised TO examine into the matter.
The following-named gentlemen have been
elected Directors OF the Peoples Gdsgnt Company: W
H. Halstead PRESIDENT NJ IL Bioodgood. J. ID. IlHyba
ureasurer) r. Cromwell l.. Hawley, G.. v. Curtis, Alex
amounting 100000, has ali been paid np The now
company start with territory that insures the stock
tict that Is rapidly increasing In population BY
raugement with the Brooklyn Gaslight Company, The
pleton OF their works, which Will be finished In May
The managers OF the Company are prominent citizens,
Of Brooklyn and NeH-York
HOBOKEN.-Abraham Iegeman died in ST. Mary's
iapa igieaJ from i1ae' received w he Na' AL EssI
JERSEY ClTY.-Ohicer Slahon, New-Jersey rail.
road detective, arrested hcbs DELAY. requon o Nes.
Mclaughlin Nd James Riley Ds'asy Ses.YorE
HUDSON CITY.--The jury have rendered YER
me- Bergen e /, We case q 's, aog So vas hei
YESTERDAY Thomas Longbl bober see coavctsd 10.
D1,e No 2 ,r iss pafpo.e .eey ii, srat Of aS
tht iqusf store tept there
NEWARK.-1he cornerstone of the neyy svna
Lsglt, Bua Abraham, Baust YESTERDAY snernoo1 sth
hsosEg osnouies Daring fEhi THURSDAY nisht 10 lie bs,a
" Ihoras Pfeadeg.st between David Heron William Ryan
used BY the latter aud fruiestf
be chin IAsAed RTaa rng go ~ a.. D.,
sut hsNtfk Railroad hos
Guy Dir'on saieHn'snlrat Berthoi Ey aTsy ,s'i y
ths sai roa usGaus tat incumbent the soekAois m s
ortt 1li 20 late al ith's prior 10 tie sug Of "a b. al. E
Co.,1le new Delssars LcsaSsIhA and Western RAILROAD gscb
Company ols have ius nusg between Dens sal Y
va boSl'on PstefsOs AID fisiae b. TIE h Of Mar. w.
PAUERSON-A locomotive ran oiY the Morris and
IseI aca eat 90 tle tnael yesterday morning ana aelgi | IT,
lo.s....A sleigh into by "A h.
Bia.alg cossts Jad-y. TIE occupaGt' ccai tl ,ary
GhENION.-,Jamcs Mccormack and James Thorop