The New York herald., 1874-12-03
NEW YORK CITY.

raid on street walkers last night and arrested
twenty-five OF them. -
An alarm Of fire was caused yesterday by pot
OF grease boiling over In the bakery Of John Pet
zals, at No. 464 Sixth avenue.
The report OF the City Treasury yesterday shows
that there is $4 sol S5 to the credit OF the city in
the various banking institutions. A4+F
Dr. Josephine B. Mix took the prominent place
in the discussion last evening in the Young Mems
Woman Suffrage League, PHmpton Hall.
The fair for the Industrial school ana Home for
Destitute Children Will open at the Academy of
Music to-day and continue for three days.
Alice Dougherty, sixty-three years of age, fell
out OF the first story window of her residence,
No. $50 Seventh avenue, yesterday morning, and
The New YORK woman's Suffrage Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at
No. 361 West Thirty street, where friends Of
the cause are invited.
Andrew James Green child six weeks old, at
No. 1873 West Thirty-third street, was found dead
| yesterday morning by his mother. He Is supposed
to have been smothered under the bedclothes.
! John Davis, twenty years OF age, residing at
| No. 800 South Third street. Brooklyn fell yester-
day afternoon at the corner Of Broadway and
Vesey street. He received severe scalp wound
| At halfpast three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Daniel Petty, OF the Gramercy Park Hotel was
thrown from his wagon In 'front.' OF No. % Lexing-
ton avenue. he was severely injul ed about the
head a. t.tt
The ladies OF DR.. Crosby's church will give
grand fair and entertainment December 8, Q and
TO- in the Masonic Temple, Twenty-third street and
Sixth avenue, to aid In building chapel for Hope
Mission.
James Conlon. aged thirty-two years. Of No. 12s
Mulberry street, while intoxicated yesterday
afternoon, tell from his truck at the corner OF
First avenue and Twenty-third street and frac-
tured his skull. aH
A fair for the beneHt Of the Church Of the Re-
surrection Will be held at the church, Fifty
seventh street. near Lexington avenue, during
all next week. New England kitchen WILL be
among the attractions
To-day is the last day Of the Ladies' Fair TOR the
Home for Destitute Blind the institution, No. 20
West Fourteenth street. 1t viii be open from
eleven A. M. to ten p. M, and the attractions are
as ample as the object is creditabie
lecture will be given this evening at the Swe-
dish Evangelical Lutheran Gustavus Adolphus
church, on Twenty second street. near Third ave.
nue. by Rev. Dr. Krote, Of this city. In aid Of the
church. Subject-"Whom to Marry"
The pupils OF Mile. Tardivers Educational Insti.
tuition will give q children's fair in aid Of tie
French Orphan Asylum, at No. Is west Forty
sixth street. on Thursday, Friday and saturday,
December II, 1s and 10, day and evening"
Minnie Meyer, nineteen years of age, residing
at No. 172 Chrystie street, found last night by
the police OF the twenty.eighth precinct in Charl-
ton street. suffering from a stoppage In her
throat she was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
"A Trip to California" will be the theme OF q
humorous lecture this evening by Rev. George J.
Mingins. in the Methodist church, corner Of Bed
ford and Morton. streets. good laugh Is prom
ised and the price paid for 1t viii help the sunday
school. M
The Rev. DR.. henry s. Jacobs will deliver lec-
ture before the Young Mems Association Of the
congregation Ahawath Chesed at their rooms,
corner OF Lexington avenue and Fifty-nth street,
this evening the subject OF the lecturer win De
"Woman's influence" IA
Coroner Kessler was notified yesterday to hold
inouests in the case of Thomas DriscoIl. child Of
three years and six months, who died suddenly
also that or Mary Kennedy who dted ct the Park
Hospital from unknown causes.
The semimontnly reception OF the Free Train
ingSchools will be held this evening at eight O'Clock
at No. Al East Tenth street. The feature OF the
Call" BY Mrs. Eta Manning and Mr.. William II.
Pope. All working women are cordially invited
Committees OF conference from the various
Presbyterian bodies In the United States and
Canada win hold sessions to-day in the rooms Of
DR.. Crosby's church, Fourth avenue and Twenty
second sire street. and an IN the evening public meeting
nue. and Twenty.ninth street, when addresses VIII
be delivered.
Mr., George vandenhon viii give the second OF
mis- course Of fve lectures on Snakespeares his
torical plays at Association Hail. eleven O'Clock
to-day, when he will read "King John,p and show
now far the poet has adhered to or diverged from
the bare facts and IN what manner mis- transcen-
dent genius has treated the historical occurrences
which he has embalmed IN his drama.
Cheap clean lodgings, with privileges ofreadlng
| room and baths, are needed tn the lower part Of
the city. To meet this want the salem Dormitory,
| No. 183 Bowery, has been prepared, the entrance
being at No. Delaney street, and will be opened
| single night; for the week. 81 So Business men
are invited to inspect the arrangements.
At the annual meeting OF the Linseed Associ-
alton held yesterday at Delmonicos, the following
onlcers were elected for the ensuing year :-Thos.
Rowe, Esq, President; Constantine Mencas. ESQ.,,
| Vice President; Executive Committee, Thomas
| Rowe. q. Menelas, J. h Busk, Edward Austen,
George A. Tnayer. Henry II. Crocker, John D..
i nr Adj xaa or.