The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-14


merce Committee. sIl4,sio; by Produce Exchange
Vommit1ee $iS.soe Grand total, $l2o.o04.
Ala meeting OF the officers Of the Sixth New York
Veteran Volunteer Cavalry held at the sturtoyant
House ON last evening" resolutions laudatory the
| memory OF Surgeon Lawrence Mckay VINO died at
ms residence In Rochester tuesday, 4th inst
| were passed.
The senior classes OF the school OF the Collegiate
i Dutch church, 100 West Twenty ninth street. were
examined on Tuesday evening in the higher
branches OF study with much satisfaction 70 the
parents aud friends assembled. Addresses wero
made by Rev. Dr. Chambers and by Mr. Henry spy-
DER. OF the Board OF Trustees,
General George W. Palmer has sent letter to Mr..
William A. Darling, his successor Ill the Appraisers
ONCE Of this port, stating that owing 10 the dcmor-
zation existing In the department consequent upon
| ling longer to be responsible for ITS conduct ana
asks that Mr. Darling take charge Of his earliest
Early yesterday afternoon william Wilson,. man
twenty-tour years OF age, who lived at 1876 East
Twentyntnth street. shot himself in the left breast
| wound. Deceased mad boon sick for long time,
and inc intense pain he suffered Doubtless prompted
| notified to hold al inquest on the body.
The Commissioners OF Emigration make the fo..
lowing semtmonthly Observation-Disclosures or alien
passengers arrived to Aprl6 1900; number OF alien
passengers arrived since to April 13, 2.2so-total,
l9,aS7. To same date in 1870, u. 1888. Balance in
panK January % so2; aggregate receipts to April
to date slas,25a. Baiance with Uly Cnamberlaln,
| $l,3O2. ..,s..s;s, 49,
Coroner Young was notified last evening that
man named Robert Blundell was found dead IN his
bed at the Belmont Hotel, In Fulton street. On ex-
aiming the contents OF the deceaseds clothing 1t was
evlaens tnat ms name was as given. ana that he
Tor the removal or the body 10 the Morgue where
an inquest will be held and the body retained Tor
iden tldcatlon.
One OF the largest meetings ever held in the Sixth
ward was held on Wednesday evening last at Mon
roe Hall, under the auspices OF the Sixth Ward
| William NJ. Tweed Association. Addresses wero
! made by Judges Curtis and KivlIn ana District
ATTORNEY Fellows, and resolutions were adopted en-
him Tor his charitable gifts to the poor and pledglug
me association to reelect the "Boss 10 the position
he now holds.
| Winifred Murphy, an IRISH woman, ffty-three
years of age, yesterday afternoon, whlc hanging
out clothes from the fourth story window OF pre-.
misses l42 Cherry street, lost her balance fell to
F., the pavement, injuring herself fatally. she was
removed TO the Seventh precinct police station,
where death speedily ensued. The remains were
removed 10 the late residence or deceased where
Coroner Hermann Will hold an inquest. Mrs.
Murphy was the mother Of one of the Seventh
The Magnus Gross Literary ana Social Association,
Of the city OF New York, held Its regular semi
monthly meeting last evening, April 49, at Germania
Hall, No. 200 Third avenue, the President Mr.. Ger
son N Hermann In the chair, assisted by Dr.. John
~ Magic, Charles w. Kriger secretaries, and OtIs
u. Comp, treasurer. Brief addresses were made by
josiah Carpenter, DR.. David Brikes J. Landesman,
Fred Fred RoliMagen, DR.. R. J. o'sulvan. Jacob 4.
Wei. Several new members were added to the
roll, among whom was Mr. Michael Norton.
The obseQuies OF Commodore Chauncey who has
been attached to the Navy Yard Brooklyn. for the
past sixteen years, took pace yesterday at st.
Marks church, Tenth street, near Second avenue.
The remains brought over this city at half
past two Z. NJ, escorted by body OF 100 marines,
preceded by their band, marching with mulied
church the marines were drawn up IN line and the
co;tln taken into the church The regular funeral
Sisted by DR.. Terry. AT the conclusion OF the SER
Vice the remains were conveyed to the vault OF the
/ church. The pail bearers were Commodore Ellison,
! Commodore Eagle Chief Engineer Wood, Pay
Director Barry. Fay Inspector Cunningham, Captain
Ransom
! The Broadway Market was formally opened on
| wednesday night Tie building is composed OF
brick and stone and Is of the Roman style OF archi.
lecture II covers eight lots OF ground is go feet
by 100. aud % feet high. There are within the
building 500 lights. The stand fronts are made OF
! ash ana chestnut. with tables or marble There
are thirtynve butchers stands fitted up with gal
vanized Iron rails anu hooks anJ improved ice
boxes connected win each stand. On the OF the
building there is continuous line or skylIghs. 10
feel long and In the centre OF the market hand.
some fountain. surmounte1 by sunlight burner.
Stands will DC sold at average fro 500 to $500
with lease for five years. A large number OF them
have been already taken, ana II Is expected the
new market Will attract the majority or tic up town
trade.
The nfty-rfth anniversary OF the Female Auxiliary
Bible Society was held at the Bible House at noon
yesterday, at which tho Rev. DR.. Holdieth OF The
Methodist Episcopal Church prcsiled nd oncned
the meeting with PRAYER. After some brief remarks
the secretary, Rev. Dr. r. Balston Smith, read the
annual report. Mrs. Wurts, VINO recently died IN
EurOrc. and who was for more than fifteen years
funds the sum OF $4,000. the treasurer's report
icr Bibles. $40. inc balance from last year was
Longacre, Rev. Mr.. Adams and Rev. 8. II. Tyng;
after which the following officers were elected for
Mrs. wilkins secona
Mrs. q. q. H0wlanc third drectress; Miss Corneia
Re- @ h Dr.
The large hail OF Cooper Institute was densely
crowded asr evening" the occasion being the lecture
by Mr.. 7. W. Marshall on "Lnerty and tho Catholic
Church" The Very Rev. DR.. STAIRS presided and
the platform also large number OF Cath olIc
priests, among them being Row. Father Quinn,
Rev. Dr. McGiynn, Rev. Dr. Byrne, &c. The lecturer
ceeded In eloquent termsto dodne liberty. then gong
into the question 81 liberty ia the Catholic Church
liberty es up or Inc
In conclusion, he pointed TO the recent proclamation
relative to the nfalllbty Of the Pope holding that
Church which, while 1t gives the Pope supreme
power to command,. gives tho. Catholic world the
plauded during the lecture The proceeds are TO go
to the Poor Boys Lodging House, under care OF the
Society OF ST. Vincent dc Paul.
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