New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
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A novel and attractive Greeley and Brown
flag has been prepared at the Greeley and Brown Flag
Danot IN Pearl-st large white hat with brown ribbon
hand is surrounded by the words Greeley and Brown IN
blue and red It's an exceeding neat and elective piece
OF workmanship
A meeting of the Sachems was held yester-
day at Tammany Hall, Grand sachem schel presiding
II was resolved that the small hall should be leased as
German Theaer I also resolved 70 h up the large
audienceroom dancing hall III Is one Vi ~ S tba
halls in the city, and Is admirably auapVeu ioi '' P1
pose. . =, =,
The steamer Connecticut of the New orK
and Troy line was sold at auction yesterday noon Dy
order of the United District Court OF
District of The bidding was not very ~ a
until the steamer finally sold to Daniel Drew lor
sls5OO.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city will begin their Of concerts lectures ana
readings about oct. l. Among the lecturers VIII DC
James Anthony Froude, Edmund Yates, George Nc
Donald Henry Ward Beecher, John Is. Cough, william
Morley Punsion Harriet Beecher stowe, the Rev. Rev.
Hay, Col. Thomas Knox, and many Others
The Veterans of the War of 1912 went on
an excursion yesterday to Myerss Groye Staten Island
The steamer Norwak and two barges were engaged for
the occasion, and delightful sail down the bay was
ment Band accompanied the party, and there were
representatives present from the 5th 6th lth sh and
prised between l,1O0 and 1900 persons.
The Erie Railway Company began running
cars from Newark NewYork, yesterday, and placed
qe passenger and smongcars Of improved pattern on
the road The rates OF computation have been consider
obly reduced so that business viii be able 10 pur-
chase yearly tickets for S60 The plan OF selling monthly
commutaon tickets for Sc has been adopted by the COM
pany and this II is believed VIII be great convenience
10 persons OF moderate means the company VIII land
passengers at Chambers Thirty as desired
| Henry Redmond of No. 20 Exchange-place,
for years a member OF the NewYork Gold Exchange,
was engaged with the recent bull clique in carrying
largo amount OF gold and in manipulating the market
with view 20 forcing the prices upward and selling
ont at handsome profit. The sudden decline, however,
precpitated his failure, and large amount OF gold OF
which he was "long" sold out for his account under
the rule by the presiding officer OF the Exchange The
amount thus sold had depressing effect on the market
The aggregate Of his contracts was estimated ABOUT
| Sl,640,0OO.
/ Regina George, a married German woman,
age So committed suicide by taking Paris green, Sunday
night while suffering from mental depression supposed
10 have been caused by domestic trouble. About IL
O'Clock her son Charles found her vomiting and com
planning Of burning IN the throat At her request ne
nrocured bottle OF soda water, which she drank. At
O'clock Yesterday morning ber husband, who had been
absent returned home and supplied her with more soda
water. she became worse put no physlelah Wa sum sum
| died. Coroner Herman will investigate the case
| A young rural couple from Jersey ferry
entered Broadway stage few evenings ago bound up
town. She stumbled fell into strangers lap, recovered
herself and bushingy sat the other side. He tried
10 shut the door, damned his fingers, and sank beside
her. redfaced and perspirlng Mutual cOhd0cnce I0l-
lowed till the driver mpahenty eIled lor the ae
ing an antique cakn from his trowsers pocket ne en-
deavored pass quarter through the looking
glass and falling he became bewildered she iathomed
the mystery Of the cash-boX and the fare was paid
forced the pair nerYOusy devoted tue
remainder the journey to watching for the theayter