The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

S!LrSC rBr STREErs.-A few years ago ordinance
passed by the Common Council! prohibiting the city
railroad companies from throwing salt tie streets
clear their tracks. This done account of It's in
jurous effect horses hoofs aud also for The reason
that 1, rendered streets susny ma sagrecablc 10
pedestrians The policemen seem 20 have gotten that
such ordinance exists or else they rrmiss In their
duty as yesterday several OF the companies dis
trsous,g salt III loose hand. This especially the
case wh tho road running through Fulton street. the
policemen witnessing the violation or the law referred
with Indifference.
SPmnrMIsrs' CoyrERrscr-In the account rub
lished in the HERALD OF Monday OF The conference OF
Spirituass held the preceding day, speech Of
DR.. Robinson who uttered blasphcrnous
aud nadcl sentiments given. 1t unfortunately.
happened ,ha. another Dr. Robinson licensed clergy
man. Is in the habit OF visiting meetings. con-
fuc the ravnas of the so called sprituaiss and the
unhappy coincidence above referred 10 might operate
njure the latter in public esteem hs statement is pub
lshsd.
TrE EyciIsEsaS IsDt n-This is to be the subject
or free lecture to be delivered BY Rev. Scndder be-
rooms, No 1ol Fifth avenue corner OF Twenty
street The well known ability Of the lecturer viii
donbt secure full attendance
PRESERVATION MARION OF THE CnaRrrY Hos
TraL-Yesterday Mrs. Dunphy, ma,ron OF tho Charity
Hospital Biackwelis Island vas present cd with hand
some silver service by the gentlemen OF the medical
staff OF that Institution.
A RrSAwAY.-About six o'clock last evening . horse
attached light wagon broke away from the corner Of
Nassau and Liberty streets and appeared 10 DO in fair
way 70 do some sernus damage, when the animal
fortunately caught iew minutes Afterwards by ofcer
belonging to the Second precinct.
THE Turn vEREr.-An annual meeting Of the Turn
verein held at the Turn Han yesterday, the
following officers elected for tho ensuing year
First Speaker Richard Katzsuneycr; second d. Her.
NAM Benneke; Corresponding schriitwart Arnold
Hesse; Taeckewarts Messrs. T. w. D. IAukhardt and
Aug Lanknardt; Fist Turn War, william Hesss'sr;
TINE scnux1n BrNp-The members Of this orxaniza-
ton held meeting, when the officers for the next great
national Shooting Festival which 10 come on in New
York were selected Mr. stesn formerly President Of
the SaenRer Buud, chosen President; Supervisor
Willmann was elected Vice President and Mr. Stefans
was chosen Treasurer; Mcesrs. sixtus L Knapp and
Knebely were appointed SecretarieA
day night Frederick Randall aged twenty living a 155
East Twenty nftA street, GOT into difcuty with
parties In Second street. between and D. and
was stabbed in the body very seriously He was taken
10 Bellevue hospital and up TO late hour last night
stin alive.
ACCIDENTS, &c.-John Brecken, residing Al ia East
Twenty second street. badly cut In the neck by
Lawrence Conney, In an ARRAY in Twenty NTH street
yesterday and taken to Bellevue Hospital His friends
called and took him away against the advice OF both
surgeon and warden.
John Mooney who resides al los Seventh avenue had
his fractured and otherwise badly injured In fight
| In Thirty NTH street. He was taken to Bellevue.
Eliza Black, twentysix OF age, living 90 East
Sixteenth street. was knocked down by boys skat
ing and received cut under the left eye She
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital where she received
| gcal aid
bit her OF and otherwise maltreated her She was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital The negro was arrested