The New York herald., 1874-12-27
NEW YORK CITY.

The police OF this city made 732 arrests during
the past week.
+. G. has sent to the HERALD $40 for st. Johns
Gulld in behalf OF the starving poor Of this city.
Oficer Mackay, Of the Sixth precinct. shot
mad dog at No. Elizabeth street Yesterday morn
Ing.
There were reported SOS deaths, 473 births, 1875
marriages and 81 still births IN this city during
the week ending yesterday at noon:
slight fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
Roma Hotel. No. 80 East Houston street. A VIM
dow curtain was ignited from gas jet.
Yesterdays steamers carried out a total number
Of 107 cabin and 2s3 steerage passengers. The car
goes were large, consisting manly or provisions
ana general merchandise.
MISS E. v. Proudloot will give a dramatic and
musical reception at the residence OF Mrs. MUIR.
ray, No. l2s East Twenty-third street. on Thurs.
day evening. January Ia, 1875.
The Rev. Father Nunan will deliver lecture in
st. Aphonsus church. South Fifth avenue near
Canal street, this evening" at halfpast seven
O'CLOCK IN behalf OF the Kansas sufferers
The Sisters OF the Good Shepherd return thanks
to the friends whose generosity supplied their
classes with a Christmas dinner, but whose mod
esty lorbids the use OF their names publicly.
The Board OF Health ofcials have set men at
work to clear the foul sewer that was built IN the
fabulous hope that 1t would drain the moisture and
River.
Mrs. vanderpool's lecture last Wednesday even.
ing on "Work and Pay for Woman" was given be.
fore small but respectable audience. A letter
from Wendell Philips was read, in whcn he in
dorsed the OBJECT OF the lecture and excused his
non attendance.
The children OF St. Marks place Industrial
School OF the Juvenile Guardian Society were pro.
presents BY Mr. Baldwin, one Of the directors
Everything went OF with much credit to the
teachers and the children.
The opening lecture OF a series on "The Irish
Struggle for independence in 9sn for the benefit or
the poor. to be given BY John Savage, at Ford.
nam, ana which was postponed last Sunday IN
consequence OF Ihe snowstorm Will take place
TINS evening at Kearn's Hall, Fordham.
The receipts OF the chidren's fair for the French
Orphan Asylum, recently held bv the pupils OF Nine.
Tardlvel, at the institution, No. rs West Fortv
sixth street. amounted to 81, 200 H. Persons IN
arrears Tor the payment OF tickets are reuuested
to forward their oues to Nine. TardiveI.
A lad OF eleven years, named Solomon Cohn.
who resides at No. 55 Orchard street. while run.
ming across that street yesterday morning was
knocked down Dy the horses attached TO car No
ss OF tne Grand street. line, and was painfully
hurt. he was taken home by the police.
row occurred yesterday morning In the resi-.
dence OF solomon Hastings at No. lo4 Attorney
street. between that individual and a man named
Holden. The latter drew q knie and stained Has
tInks In the lett arm. The wound IS not danger.
Gus, Dut the injured man was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital.
public meeting OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty TO Children VIII be held at No. 100
East Twenty.secoDd street, corner Fourth avenue,
tomorrow afternoon. December 2s at half-past
three O'Clock. Ciergymen and the representatives
OF every denomination OF religion, as well as all
ladies and gentlemen Interested In thiS subject