New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

Thomas B. Meagher. son oi inc Iate "e''. iho ~
pr.ue. Meagher has been appointed to sershP "e
The Goth anniversary Of the union OF Norway ana
Sweden ebrsisd Eey BY the Sorsesao SINGING '0'"
New.York st the Turn Hall, No % Ba four'h-sh 49,
Sister Mary Agnes Boyce, the Superior OF ST.
Jo.erb, Ir,ufne Convent Mosna died IN her apartment
the institution Sunday Sister Mary Agnes IN the 3e'h year 81
be the l2h oiber profession as a Dun.
The wrecking steamer WiDaDts is still supposed
TO have been gale of the Carolina coast bde her
NIL suppy Of provisions she suboa 20 feet long and two
bo, riding boata Her about $4,000
The increase of steerage rates by the English
steamship lines which place Moniy began with the ss
Ines whose example followed bv the slow nes The Nshosa
hIe wil probably increase Its rates to $50 before long
The German Cigarmakers' Mutual Aid Society
D.. their reru. quarterly meeting night wahsa Hail. Con.
rad Kuhn presiding The Financial Comottes announced as'
There !. ief, in the treasury surplus OF sll,O95 CO.
Bishop Potter will preside at meeting of the
~ for the purpose Of paying proper the honor and
ory Of the late Rev. Henry B. Montgomery, D. be hello he
sunday school building adjoining C1va cbneh fonrth na
Twenty to-day 43O lie invites the attendance Of al
the clergy.
post-mortem examination was made yesterday
by Dr. Marsh Coroner Of the body ofJoeph ennesy
the who sG and s Ks M "@n 2 tho S St
had the heart Young Ke.s wa. committed 10 the i0m
Corouer wotman
An inquest was held yesterday in the case Of Mar
lin lad who was BY being crushed between the
pr Dock and Avenue around the Posohce
Building in Ps 10Th inst The jury rendered verdict
trians from passing between tracks and the fence
The clients of the late John Ganson Of Buffalo
have extended Judge Charles Daniels Of the Supreme
Court to take charge business which said to be worth
$50 year The Judge that h. had declined the
invitation considered bmsef uncer greater obheauons 10 Sp
on Bench although would he lucrative Tor him to e e
offer.
regular meeting of the With Assembly District
Reform held last evening No 43 Washing
tonsoure veePdeut B. Thurber presiding large number "
new members were proposed address by Gen.
Joseph Jackson reviewed Of the prominent Questions
especially the adoption Of the proposed Constitutional am.uo
Inents. which be favored.
Miss Sarah COnant read paper on "The Educa-
ton Of Children before the womans Educational Society Yesterday
afternoon said such enent reading present
one peop careful their selection OF boois and rspes
OF robberies cruelty &C. which tended to arasen hr ey
:Ify'''''' siiy. and OF giving XII" SHY '''''' WHICH w w
The annual meeting of St. Johns Child took place
last evening Sixty members elected The AmoDers report
showed that received and dsbured durg the
mast year The election for the ensuing resulted fol
ows Master the Rev Avah Ws.a,i; WARDEN, WI. H.
retiring AmOner Henry C. Dewitt and 10 horAno '"
P. Hodson, passed
The delivery of course of historical, literary,
and lectures the Young Mems Christian
Association will begin Friday. Oct 49, and will be continued the
week thrOnss the Winter The lecturers are
rtS E.na M sres VvdepSog PROT sheppard Mrs Leon
owens, Rev H. G,laher Dr. j. g. Holland Pre-, s An
Hssoa,. and the Rev. Thom., K Beeeher.
An evening school has been opened at the Riving-
on Lodging Of The Chens Aid Society for The benefit Of
boobck and other homeless lads who frequent the east
side of the city, Between 100 last night and
seemed dee, interested In their studies a. the close o. 9o ,h
had Offered handsome prizes to the boys who show
il is will maintain nightly Of 80 boy
The American Geographical Society will resume
the beginning Of nIt month The Hon. ChisP
DAILY Court Of Common Pleas and President Of the
Society will arrive this ty about Nov J. be having eh Eng
land for this city YESTERDAY character Of the meetings
the Geossphie Las. brought very large ners.s. Of
large and of having explorations and other :daoIi to geo
viii be followed durus coming of the Society
Several years ago the Common Council of this city
should prepared and presented to the veterans Of
the Regiment Volunteers who served In the MEXICAN wal
About 40 Of medals md Gen. Pntney Clek Of the
Common Council found the old safe week,
spd Council directed that they should ven to M per
erdav and with the medals These were CAPT Join
S@os Oh sssd Peter w,,eTs George sGng and oco
Chd They accompanied BY Gen. Ward Burnett wbo com
msnded the regiment
The police continued their search yesterday for
the thieves robbed Luther Bryant Of property worth
500 900 H. At the close Of the day Superintendent wang
stated that he give relation to the robbery
Doubtless the effort the who committed
the robbery Of the stolen goods repetition Of
unsuccessful attempts made daily for aSei past get some ew
to .D an s sfss . SIMILAR those sep rom BsDt "e
Sss again ..S1ss ss Police e q s make
famous murder in Tweuiy-third-s
las. evening BY GARNER vgneauI Ubs,sy Maurice Dsy
Rudolphs Dion the billiard william CoOk tie
champion Of England mark OF their and kind
vb. game of 100 points between GARNER aud Dion
va, won By before his opponent scored 30 MeD Uta
and vignespI played game Of 100 point. Tbs wli
NJ vgneauI tni appearance before an nmsIiean audience
d H ss. @d . ss gan. WITH U5,
Rudoipb pay. latter winning hsnom. inscribed copy
Of passed between M Cook and his fellow bat
dcipbe and closed the suenusns with epy Of fame,
'n0' BROOKLYN.
The report of the Commissioners for opening
Robersvs TO the city eoarmed yesterday by Judge Tppe
The Brooklyn tower of the East River Bridge will
be completed Eve weeks Il 'now 259 feet high and
more OF two feet each are to be sdded
The Rev. Geo. X. Woodward, late of the Main-st
Evegreen-ave Methodist Protestant Church iu this city
A number of bartenders in this city have formed
organization for the purpose Of opposing Sunday work sOd have
passed the Temperance League for m
ping Sunday liquor selling
Max Oswald. age 49, of No. 81 McKibben-st.. went
cunning Yesterday woods and while climbing fence
gun was accidentally discharged Its contents
lodi sed in his brain. killing him instantly
At meeting of the Board of Education Yesterday
III. Committee Compulsory Education bill made report
designating Home place for offenders report
adopted the Committee was INSTRUCTED to report detailed plan for
enforcing rules The finance Law aud Attendance Committees
Compulsory act
Michael Bird of No. 81 President-st, while securing
the ~eepngs Of cargo Of cohce which had purchased
Austrian bark carmeia at the Atlantic Docks Monday
night Was OF the terribly beaten His
the Pietro su Cosmer Penreb
sefano Mshwek AeIntro we're tss.u
Yesterday Walsh sho held them 10
result of Mr.. Brd's injuries
Henry Matthews, a canvasser of No. 191 Smith-st..
borrowed breed ppo from gnmn named Bell veser
ay and going into the basement his residence shot bu.,N the
left after which his bed and va,
By who had heard ID. pistol report He tien Long
On n, n.r,cn was found which be state. thai b, vie con-
duct had rendered life worthless
LONG ISLAND.
RIvERHEAD.-As compared with last year the
Assessment rolls County show ,siustou Of real
e,.. in the various follows Eshsnpn TOO south.u