New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-17

F. rt a anG Nm ~ mcCandsh of London st. James
oel-The Hon; D. r. Cooley OF LIZ lpT pr j F. Wood OF
POugbkeepale.
TIE CITY.
Tho statement that there was dancing at the
rooant entertainment at the AttOrney-st. Iuo'"0''
Protestant Church. was. We are assured an eiloi'
The Eclectic Medical College % OF p Mew m Gtk
will hold lis commencement exercises AZ Tlnp9i ~
stuyvesant and Ninth-sts. to morrow evening 81
leland Brothers have closed CONTRACT VIII. VIII.
Pauldng Kembc Co.. for the LARGE. h1 1or tIeir new
iron yerandah ever maze III tll7 0o"''
Union Hotel, Saratoga. . IL
The Seventh Sociable of the season az lie lie
ParkAyenue Hotel came of last eVe,E, and
agreeable Affair." ~:
One hundred children have rendered ' taId
services in an exhibition az gst for tne benefit OF
place on the evening OF the s'th iH''' '
The destitute Cubaus IN THIS clty' 10
Coroner Flynn publicly announces himself 4, Us
n candidate for superintendent oi fOloe' ~ I'm
made vacant. II Is asserted 10y o =" Albany 10 pres
Kennedy. Coroner Flynn has gone 10 AiU'"' W Fi'~
his claims. , $780,,
Early Yesterday, burglars broke into the real real
estate office Of Don Aonzo CuSh.' ~ hoc in the
safe (Which contained 500 ana some Nau'oio PF''"
and were filing it with powder No arrests
Last night the proprictOrs Of the hotels OF
this city met at the Everett House TO organize an zee
Company opposition TO the existing monopoly ana LOT
te protection Of ice consumers IN general comutlce
was appointed to take the matter lhto e0hsoet"to".
At n secret session OF the Board of Health.
Yesterday a resolution adopted decalinS
that Reapsing Fever, as has appcatea IN ma e s
10 cause public alarm, to require extraordinary aeuOh
upon the part OF the Board"
The Eastern Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association No. i73 Grondst held Us monthly
meeting last evening. EDcouraeing reports were reai
from tie Membership. Church, Employment Devotlonai.
on Hugh Miller" was read by the Rev e. RIodes'
We have been requested TO state that there
has been 10 recent election oil oeeri .. iG &
tcmen who have filed them for many years VIZ: PieSi-
dent Mr. W. 4. Booth; Treasurer Mr. D. Larry Williams
secretary, Mr. {. L. Brace
At a recent meeting of c0lored soldiers be-
longing Lincoln No 49, G. a. T.. delegates we're
present several other organizations Of colored nen
and steps were taken for celebrating ~ an carly ay by
0 street parade and other demonstrations, tho adoption
of the Fifteenth Amendment uass-meeting Tor tn, me
Church, Beecherst BY Tie cooIed citizens Of New
York.
Sguor IIartz The magician, gave n wcll-at-
the Five Points House Of Industry. II keenly en-
loved, especially by the chdren VINO not only fairy
yelled win delight at the s.gnors ingenious and amusing
Illusions but actually gave vent to their enthusiasm III
instance by singing "Sho0 Fly at tho top Of ther
robust little voices
Patroman James s. Dyer of the Tenth Pre-
cinct charged before the Police Commissioners yes
terday, with receiving money from propileors OF dis
reputable houses that they DO exempt from
The companants were very Festive N their declarations
them and still demanded rnore but tho captain Of the
aon Of aS @ PC S S'q to ef SS@ 5spS
the defendant. The case went over To Monday.
Coroner keenan, yesterday commenced an in
vesgatiOn into the circumstances connected with the
death Of Andrew Hyand. who was run oyer on sunday
at Tenthst From the evidence II would appear that
the boy and attempted to the street in front
before tho driver could stop thJ car. The myesgation
was adjourned Also, over the body Of James 5 Kelly.
g. who was found dead IN the uausor Of tho stables
al No. 1886 Broadway
The Fire Commissioners yesterday author
lied the payment Of bills for the last quarter to the
amount fOjiSi g. The following are the principal OK.
horse SioS t3 hose si Cs0 h3y and feed $50 ";
harness shop, ESQ or telegraph sou ~ rents 800;
chine shop $500 II; supplies. Sl.i o. horse-shoeing.
S.J2l The report OF the Property Clerk shows tho
aggregate quantity Of hay used by the Department dur
ing the quarter 10 have been l5iG6 ~ straw 1880 10.
oats. 35 bags; Rne ioed So bags; neal lU7 bags oil
neal 7sJ u; alt 77s quartz; OF furnace coal tuns
were requtcd; egg coal, 81 tun' stove coal. t Guns;
camel COAL Il tuu nut coal 90 tUns wood, a cords
al" Company, Barthman Guards, 1st lnfan-
~. c. = n gave Fair at Their Armory last even
ing for the benefit Of their charity fund Just 1909 tic6
on exhibition aud the dancing oor above were crowded
with ladies' and gentlemen most Of TIE latter attIrCd IN
all the glory OF eauettes aud gold braid The company
is OF Organization. and the other commands OF the
regiment assisted them in tine arrangements Tor this Fair
entitled tO receive prize corresponding IN number to
coupon which drawn frou wheel aud attached 10
from five cents Ia $500 The most valuable articles
piano, sewing machine, aEd two handsome sabers.
ina, ncTtia" or me re,,c, a. service IN
order The Fair melted about $500 Tor The charity fund
The Commissioner OF Emigration met last
evening, and from the statements submitted II appears
that the number Of gants arrived Feb lG 1870
6Ol7 against IO6 10 the same time IN 1863 Tie number
OF vessels arrived with cigrauts this year A. 10 "a
up 10 the same date last years tho number OF deaths
the passage was Just tho saine23 in each year. The
amount IN bank January l. wac >g,5il &C. which IN
creased SsOl IL by receipts Tor communication OF passen.
gers etc. up to Feb 10 making tola Of S9s2 10. The
disbursements u Feb were s?02 81 leaving fnud in
bank Of siyT10 ~ The sem monthly report OF the Castle
Garden Labor Exchange. from Feb. tol5 G3 working
days, shows the applicants for employment to be-
iaborers: Males, l9l females, 49, Persons employed
Males i5s females. 5J. Among these were II families,
and provided with employment, 49, average number Of
applicants per day: number of orders, ~ per
age OF monthly wages paid 10 males S13 average
rate OF monthly wages pad to females, - Cla'sIhca
ton OF emigrant labor: Mies-Mechanical labor, I27
agricultural labor, 3Ji. Females-Sked labor, 4:
skilled labor 81 Males able TO read and write, 1885,
males not able 10 read and write, co. Females able
10 read and write, 2j; females not able 10 read and
write, lls.
BROOKLYN.--Th stole $50 worth of
clothing from the residence of lIr- O'Counor, No.
seyenth-st, and $3.50 worth of iewery from Mrs Hay
docks, No IA South Eigltl,t L. h., on Tuesday night.
In the Court of Sessions, Yesterday, before
check for $40 On the city Bank. was sentenced to one
year IN the Penentiary Joseph Morgan. convicted OF
grand larceny was sentenced to the Peniientitry Tor
four years eleven months aud twenty nine days.
AT meeting of the Temperance Committee
OF the Young Mems Christian Association, It was unsn-
inouyy resolved that IN view OF the alarming murder
that has recently transpred community as "A d.
rect result of ntcperancc the cergymen OF our city lie
requested 10 preach at an early day dscourses upon the
subject oil temperance"
DIR. a. w. Shepard yesterday made n rost
moIiem c1aminatlon OF the body OF the child found
puloa ~ Tue od graveyard ~ Gosanus The result
the child was sborn aud had been buried by porinIs
sion OF the owner Of the cemetery
!. w. Tompkins, an Assistant Assessor in
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