New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08
THE CITY.

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| IIIE CITY.
Frederick Vinton of No. RAJ West IIouston-st:
| was badly crushed yesterday, between some baes OI
| cotton while at work on the steamship Nevada.
The steamer OsseO, yesterday, commenced
her regular trips between this city Coege Ioin "mn
Westehester. The boat has been handsomely Dttcu w
and repanted and has had her old boiler replaced oy
| new one worth S,W0
After the 1st of April the Inman Line pro-
pose i'm addition TO the regular Thursday mail steamer 70
dspatch steamer each week from Liverpool aud Queens
town. leaving the former port every Saturday anu .o
latter every Monday, and landing passengers al Do''oh
| OF this port.
The Artists Society known as the Palette
Association gave ball at Aemania Hail. last evening
signs The exercises were opened by series Oh aegT
cal prepared by Mt George Hess Aer
| Judge Spencer lectured last evening IN the
large han the Young Mems Christian Association IN
the Home for the 70 are e One
on stage before the lecturer made his appearance
| and sung some songs very pleasngy'
| Jacob Miller one of the seamen who signed
the adavits against Capt Peabody OF the snip Nepne
present on board Of the Neptune Miller sayshe per-
fecty willing to sail with Capt PeaDSdy ana h tas b
mates and that he did not know the purpor OF the am
| davit when he signed It,
| The Methodist Preachers Meeting, yesterday,
PASSED resolutions regarding the death Of their late asso
ciate ana brother the Rev Dr. John McGntoek fTesl-
| Curry Taylor Durbin Hodlch, Rldgeway, and Roche,
! ana nes5rs Brown and Corbt pronounced fitting
Paus NJ T. Church, FOurthave, to attend the funeral
| at noon.
An induest was held yesterday over the
body Of John George Iardnge, who died IN house ~
West ourthst on Friday night from the effects
Of laudanum which he had administered TO himself Inc
fed that IIardinge had been frequent visitor during
the MONTH that he had been IN me habit Of drinking
heavily by gambling. The investigation Is 10 oo con
tInued.
| oil -. Liant
IN this city, have lately formed association and elected
officers for the ensuing year. Al the last meeting OF we
Society, President Harris and other members o. Tue
Faculty were present, az were also many o1 CIo1
Of the college IL determined TO have the annual
81 ihe coIntry Viii be present Graduates of the Col
lege who reside in this city and IelghDoinoo1 are ~
F. Hawes No 20 Nassau.st that they may cooperate IN
the objects of the Association
The HYDE County Park Cooperative, settle settle.
ment Association Il the given TO body OF SooslS
Who intend settling in Hyde County, N0rth carolina
The minimum number Is ~ when ID nGT ' ~ Start
wholly made up, and arrangements are inahls 20 stiic
IN few days. The land has been obtained rom ILe
s9u,hRerT ina cf North Carolina Tie intending
coloni-t- assembled last night at 4j2 Broomes to gam
lived seven years in the neghborhoOd selected, gave
| glowing account Of its advantages.
At the trials of policemen yesterday, Patrol
| man Abraham II. Dryer OF the Tenth Precinct was
charged by Roundsman McGoin with beng OF post ~
liquor saloon, aud with throwing some liquor which he
Roandsman The officer admitted the charge, and said
that he a2d been so M6 n TO- an nk mt
occasionally. IN answer TO question by
left he again went into the saloon aud procured gIss
3 Bo aiiI'' anu ~ ""A ~ '''' '''''
The tunnel and works of the Beach Pneu-
matte Transit Company, corner OF Broadway ana War
ren were opened on TUESDAY Gs or P and Mrs
Iioyt, for the benefit OF the Union Home and school
for soldiers and Sailors Orphans" The charge Tor al
mission IS cents and tho hours 10 a. IN. 10 7: IN
The total number OF visitors up TO SATURDAY night was
the Company have had memorials prepared asking tho
Legislature to give the Company the right to carry pas
and many OF the visitors have taken memorals away TO
get signatures and return them when filed to the Com
At the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
last night meeting held OF the Medical Society Of
dent announced that had been voted to grant eert
| Gates OF membership TO Morton Folsom graduate IN
Versy in iss4 David Coles carr graduate in medicine
at the Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 1903 and
| John Dwyer, a graduate in medicine at the New-lork
Medical College in 1861. Tho President also announced
ty and member since October s. 1881. The report Of the
Committee on Intelligence was read by Dr. b. l. Ihomp-
and also that OF the Committee on Diseases Uy ic
Prognosis In Chronic Diseases Of the Heart" After the
BE- 1s G Id SS Sea and Ne al Of whom
concurred with DR.. Flint Dr. LOOMS exhibited to the
Society in illustration Of his remarks human heart
which Yas affected with embolism in both coronary arte
| ries.
| BROOKLYN.-A number of Brooklyn trades
|
| Prospect Park last week was visited by 1875
I persons on Sunday by GAS
| Mr. Arthur Pember delivers his lecture " Up
and Down Mont Blanc before the Long Island IiSoFl,
cal Society in the chapel of the Packer institute at
| O'Clock this evening.
| The examination in the Rowland fraudulent
| mortgage case before United States Commissioner
| was adjourned until the 18th inst
Lieut. Col. Henry II. Head of the nth
Regiment, died in Brooklyn on Sunday morning The
funeral Will take place tomorrow, and Will be attended
| by the regiment OF which he was member III full
| uniform
The parade of Irish societies in honor of st.
Patrcks Day will be very large i'll this city. Nearly
Rm HSSin '"N ''''' u '1' u
The third grand vocal and instrumental con-
of the given by the Young Mems Christian
Association to its members place last evening the
Academy OF Music There was present large and fash
Thomass orchestra and MIS- Sanger, and Miss Rila L.
| Bronson.
A number Of dealers met last night and re-
solved to petition the Legislature for the enactment OF
1 law whereby husband who may incur debts VIII be
unable TO evade responsibility by transferring his
property to his wife The-aE it was also stated should
portion Of the debtors salary until the entire debt should
| be cleared or
The Brooklyn Yacht Club last evening
elected the following officers Commodore, - VOorhls
Vice Commodore WIN. Pee Rear Commodore. J. Rogers
Maxwell Secretary. John Is: Morgan Treasurer. ii.
Thomas Lyman, Thomas Manning Theo. W. Sheridan,
VIM. - Nichols, John A. Monsell, Henry c. Walton. NJ.
D., A. s. Hatch Thomas Chaplain, John Griiths, Geo.
A. Thayer, Geo II. seeley. Ludwig Livingston.
| WESTCHESTER.--A Free-Will Episcopalian So
s b, bee. organized here b Waron DyHe recently admitted
for public worship SUNDAY, for the f time The services consisted
Key fso &C. Tarrss sRps.d r.. arss 1 o,, f
Nj CHM, hsie has been temporarily secured By the Society The
siderable pleasure BY Inhabitants passage
=. e stI'agea By Col jane: hooasy sSPGssIns asT 70 Ig,