New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
THE CITY.

| Waite O Toledo, and James TilllnRhatl, AlUanJ'
THE CITY
| Owing to the sudden change in the weather,
the New Haven steamboats, will not resume the IL p M
| trip at present
| The Fenian exiles yesterday received delega-
tons from Jersey City and Tarrytown The committee
will meet this evening TO determine the oruer VI o
| OF Thursdays procession.
The Executive Committee OF the German
Patriotic Aid Societies OF this city and the interior pup
lished yesterday appeal calling upon the herman ~
cieties 10 renew and redoube their efforts in raising
funds Tor me sufferers III nraI Tommittee The whole
amount collected by the Germans IN inc uhl'ed o''
estimated $4,000.
! Mrs. Judge DAILY, the principal manager Oh
the late Orphans Fair in acknowledging the receipt re-
Gently OF $500 in United states bonds together WIN v
ous articles contributed o. by the managers OF te
Hebrew Charity Fair for the benefit OF the uno the
orv Of the list Regiment were $4,000, and that the
Legislature will be asked TO MAKE S,a Iur'nei
| ton in support OF the Home and SCHOOL, q,
The TIrbana Wine Company recently elected
the following officers President, ID. NJ Hildreth; VICE
President Clark Bell Secretary, A. smedburg; Treas
urer H. H. Cook superintendent A. j. switzeri Pre s
tore, D. NJ Hildreth Clark Bell A. sIneaeurH' 81 Coo
John W Davis Harlo Hakes TINS Company rce much
credit and encouragement for producing an ar'co '
| used and hitherto chiefly imported
The scandinavian Society, established In 1877,
| and now numbering 800 members, opened new rooms
over the Germania Bank, No. 1855 Bowery last evening
| The new quarters include readingroom' library,
billiard room, and restaurant; dne pieSJ me imam
army. is member. The officers OF the s0eietE are
| President Z. c. A. Blem; Vice President NJ Heldeh-
helm Treasurer Mr.. Gabrelson Secretary Mr. saaby
The French ConiH de SecOurs, formed at the
| outbreak OF the Franco German war; has ceased us
functions after rendering final account OF It's opera
tons and new Committee has been constituted WIN
| the following members: i. Deauny, l.. Lorut, u
/ II
coene G Cnyu ESatnSn IA p MoDan A.
| Noel, f. Canada F. Milhau, G. Reynaud II; la
The former Committee has collected s3355 80 OF whch
s7O26 "a has been sent to France, leaving Daahce Io
| =, 329 sc on hand. .,
The seventh days sale of the theological
and ecclea.tca books OF the late william Gowan's col
lection was well attended at Bangs Merwin Co.'S yes
terday afternoon Among the books sold were the fol-
lowing stackhouses History OF the Bible vols, "
stanhope on theEpises and Gospels 1900 81 stephen
stuart's Commentary the Book of Daniel, 1850 -
stuars Commentary on the Apocay p'e o. iIo
Wiknsons SwedenbOrgii 0puscd, 1916: 70 cents lal-
bots Analysis Of the Bible 81; ,IbayyIoisa hnoks vii
he sold to-day and tomorrow the secular BOOKS OF the
| collection will be offered
| BROOKLYN.
The United States dispatch steamer Talla-
poosa Lieut. David c. McRchie, arrived from Phadei-
mia on Saturday after boiserous voyage, bringing
draft OF 100 men for the shawmut aud 800 nns OF
ordnance and naval stores The Taapoosa sails to to,
morrow for Boston, carrying the Marine Guard OF the
! TicOnderogs, and some stores for thaI SNIP
| A fire occurred about 2 a. m, yesterday, In
the rear of No 1879 Grandst E. d. occupied as liquor
store by Duggan d Hogan. The fire extended 10 NOS
1877 and 1H Grand-st which were badly damaged Dug
gan Hogan's loss amounts TO $4,000, and insured Tor
$500 in the Phenx Company OF Hartford, conn Ine
building owned by Thomas 4. Deyyr Is damaged sooC'
insured No ln, owned by James Thompson ana 9cGu-
pied ny John Myer a. dyelng % % Sonnn
aged =, 500 insured in the sterling ana PnenS topa
MES No l37 was owned and occupied by VIM schaHet
los. buiding 5000 ON stock; 5000 insured IN tn9
| citizens, Bowery. Wiliiamsburgh city, Mechanics ana
| Traders, Greenwich, and Metropolitan Companies
STATEN ISLAND.
! TOMPKINsyTLE.-A fire on Sunday night at
the corner Of Montgomeryave and the Turnpike Road,
DESTROYED Charles Tencn grocery store loss 5000 and
the adjoining house occupied by Mrs. short loss 5000
The former fully and the latter partly Insured
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Joseph Hawthorne was ar
rested yesterday charge OF beating and srangling
his Wife lie had previously threatened to take her life
on account Of her refusal to give him money 81
evening John Engler jr and f. H. Fisher the latter OF
New York had skating contest at Brady's Rink for
gold medal and $500 Fisher after two hours
contest The Jersey City Democracy making prepa-
tons or the erection Of structure for the use OF tne
party somewhat after the style Of Tammany Hall, New
| York Provision will be made in the building Tor
| theater ~ well committee and reception rooms
| while the lower part will be adapted FOR stores Inc
| structure will be OF irOn with q Mansard roof About
S7 have subscribed. The entire cost Is est-
mated 100000 The subscriptions vary from 600 70
$500 and 10 paid in monthly installments.
| HoBOKRN-Four men named Bunyan, Council, Meehan,
and McNaly arrested Yesterday charge or at
tempting to defraud Daniel Manning, saloon-keeper on
| WllOw-st.
PATEBSoS.-A delegation OF about 30 business men OF
this city has gone Trenton to influence the members OF
the Legislature from Passac County in reference 10 the
Erie repeal bills, which expected TO come mp To-Day
An attempt to break into the store OF Hobbs WHIT
| new at Grand and Marshalsts., made by PROBES
sional burglars Sunday night.
NEwARK.-The Rev. Edward p. Hammond. a Revival
st who has been creating grea, religious excitement
among children by his pictures of future penalties, ~
meeting the disapprobaton Of certain parents and an
undgnfed correspondence ensucs in the local papers
. In the Court Of Quarter Sessions, large number OF
prisoners sentenced to state Prison, yesterday IN
Guiding John White, theft year; John II. Bennett big
ANY, year; Joseph Tucker, highway robbery years;
Charles white year; Martin " Oily. grand larceny,
year The OF John Byrnc, for seduction, remains
under consideration. Plans drawing for the new
Unv6rsalist Church the site recently purchased by
the Society Broad and H-ss. The estimated cost Is
100000.
CAMDEY.-Jacob HILL wealthy tavcrnkceper, was
placed upon trial yesterday for the murder OF his wife in
October last Several witnesses testified that he had
treated his wife with great brutality knocking her down
aud beating her
LECTURES, MEETINGS, ETC.
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