New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
NEW YORK CITY.


Gov. Dix was in the private room OF inc
Supreme Court Judges yesterdly.
The steamship Spain of the National Inc
arrived yesterday with 2Oj immigrants.
The number of letters that were taken to
to Europe by the Partnia yesterday was $4,000.
CITY Chamberlain Lane has collected from
the banks for interest on November deposits $263O 3d.
A fair in aid of the Association for Bctrend-
ing Children and Young Girls is now being held at NO.
80 Unon-square.
Nlagnus Gross and +. j. Shandley, newly
elected Aldermen. sworn in yesterday by Judge
Brady OF the Supreme Court.
Daniel Petty of Gramercy Park Hotel was
thrown from his wagon Yesterday afternoon and fatally
injured. lie was taken home
The Rev. DR.. G.. f. Krotel will lecture at
the Gusavus Adolphus Swedish Luhcran Church III
Twenty -second-st. tonight on Whom to Marry
At regular monthly meeting of the Fth
Assembly District Republican Association last evening"
at No ls9 sprngst, 10 persons were admitted TO me
bcrshp.
Gov. Dix spent a considerable portion of
Yesterday afternoon with the Supreme Court Judges in
their private room II is not know whether he called
A meeting OF the prOpcrty-owners OF the
Broadway lots in Astoria was held last night at No 6
Avenue A. The propery-owners intend building and
paving tnat part Of Broadway above Fourteenth-ave
The scmi-monthly reception of the FREQ
Training Schools Will be held this evening at p M, at
No At EIst Tenth-st. Tnc feature Of me evening VIII
he the rendition II The Morning Call' by Mis- Etia
Manning and Wm. H. Pope. All wOrkingwomen are
invited to attend
The funeral services over the remains of
Charles n Talbot were held yesterday at his late rest
dence No C2 Ffthayc. Many representatives. OF mcr-
camille pursuits were prGSiHi. among tlel 'X' V -
Dodge ana Henry A. Oakley. The Rev MI vincent
conducted the services
Sir John Swinburne, the English capitalist
~ .ipitn .E
Goldschm1t Of London, have arrived In TINS cy rom
England to look after he interest OF tne Elss9 '
aud stock holders of ne New lNrh' B"SiIn ali Aou-
trea Railroad. of which II. II. Wan Dyck !, President
Capt. Mcdonnell is still pushing the work of
clearing his precinct OF petsons engaged in Illicit bus
ness Last night 2j inmates OF dsordery houses were
arrested upon the streets Capt Aaire arrested the
proprietors Of OF the worst dance and concert
tee before whom they were taken dismissed the com
plant
Judge Fanchcr of the Court of Arbitration
has rendered an opinion the rehcarnc OF the case OF
H. Becker & Co. agt. Tie General Insurance Company
Of Dresden. The rehearinC OF this case was properly
granted as there misrepresentation III regird To
some of the facts at the first tTa The former decson
reversed.
Mayor Vance WIS called upon yesterday by
n number of prominent politicians and business men,
including Thurlow Weed, Jackson g. Schultz, EIwood
T. Thorne Thomas c. Acton. and others. The Mayor
also performed the marriage ceremony lor me nIS e
entering on the duties OF ms Oce, the hapS PAIR
being youthful Germans.
Albert GARNER announces that having been
robbed Of the championship cup won 10y him at the
billiard tournmenf Of 1873 and hitherto held by him in
trust he has placed in the hands of H. W. Cocnder, by
whom the cup presented. the OF $500 for ue
purpose of replacing it. in the Efforts now being
made by the police to recover should prove uuSdcces
full.
The German property -OwneTs of the Fourth
Ward held meeting last night No. 263 William-st..
Dorbeck prcsidIng. The resolutions OF the Central
Committee 10 petition the Legislature to pass law
auhorZ NJ the pavement % street On the petition OF
announced tldt II weekly paper in The interest OF
property owners in this city would soon be- issued.
The election Of officers of Typographical
Union No. took place on Tuesday at the Newsboys'
Lodging House at Duane and ChambeTs-sts. The fol
oSc,i5 Frs1e1 7io White Gl2 vcrreae--ra7e' 72
E5Ils GJ3 Secar,Wals1. G9Gj Washtum U~J Ireasure.
bufe 100 Potter G21 Fund r,as'ce-, 200 Cobn G6
I 5;oa ~ : DAVIS. ~ BroSat
Superintendent S. H. Grant of the Produce
Exchange Is issuing the annual report OF that body l.
ia an attractive volume containing the charter bylaws
the trade adopted by the Exchange ana lit Of
the members. The report OF the slailstch is o great
importance tO all Interested III thc commerce "l TIE
pori OF EeWYurS but more particularly 10 those eI-
gagged in the produce business, as II Is repete with
Information
The ladies of DR.. Crosby's church intend TO
make their the building fund for the
new Mission Chapel by holding fair at the Masonic
Temple. A Creodmoor shooting gallery, a country
grocery store, anu t'eE aPhIC III ''I'
parts oI tn' nall w .il,i teli'c ii o'i W A.
lir" W, ' ,.'a',,lo r,,.It,cs ,,'d,v VsJrcsd,v
and Thursday OF next week are the appointed day..
There will be a meeting of citizens tonight
at the Church Of the Holy Trinity at Madioonavc. and
T. r,vscoul IL consider the alesi ION o. tnc outlook
for thc noor dur,n. the present Winter The Rcv Alvah
Ui,rou u,s+.r NJ 81 rohu, Guild d. Go.,hoil Rabbi
OF ihe Temple Emanuel the Iev stephen H. Iyns Jr,
ID =. -. q.
Frederick A. ConklinS VIII denver aidGc-Sc' Inc sub
ic Is OF great Importance 10 all cIaSses d thc cAurch
Will doubtless De crowded.
rTLo I-ritod Grand o1rc of Colorn1 NasonS
NV Oii''" ~
OF the state OF OK hcid lts semahhud coihu-
cation YESTERDAY at Ihrteeh'n''' ana hroao"ay "r'ha