The New York herald., 1874-10-09
NEW YORK CITY.

Yesterday morning an emery wheel burst In
Aicott CO.'S kindling wood yard, and struck Her.
mann Tiedmann, OF $50 East sixteenth street in
the abdomen, causing severe internal injuries
The Executive Committee OF the Alumni OF the
College .Ql Pharmacy met last night at the Uni.
versity Building. new constitution will be rec
commended by them for adoption. Only routine
business was transacted.
The second elevens OF the 81. George and Man.
haitian clubs played q game OF cricket at Hoboken
on Wednesday afternoon, which the Manhattans
won by a score OF 81 to 2s. On the Manhattan side
Mr.. Gilbert made ~ and Mr.. Jones 10 mot ouU.
requiem mass will be celebrated at nine
O'Clock TINS morning In 50. AIMS churcn, Thir-
teenth street, for the soldiers OF the Papal ou-
aves who fell defending the Holy See in the battle
OF Mentona. Father Preston VIII preach on the
occasion. &
Mayor Havemeyer was very gloomy all day yes
terday after he was served with tue summons by
John Kelly's lawyers in the civil suit for $50 900
damages. He would not talk TO any reporter or
any one else. There was o widespread run0r in
circulation about the Hall that J. X. was seeking
TO obtlln an Injunction against the Mayor TO pre-
vent Ai.a rom making any further statements.
Late yesterday afternoon, as car No. "a OF the
Fourth avenue line, was descending the hill In
Centre street the horses attached to 1t became
frightened and ran away. At the bottom OF the
NIL the car ran or the track and into car No.
~ o. the beeGker street line completely demoi-
lshlng the back OF that car and the front of the
Fourth avenue car, also inJuring the horses or the
later badly. The team attached to the Bleecker
street car became nnmanageaDe and also made
an effort to run away, sut the brake gave way
and before they got well started the car ran upon
ana threw tnem, badly hurting one OF them. A
MIR. Willis. who was upon the rear pla tform OF the
car, was thrown completely over the dash board
inhicting slight injuries. ns~
The fire which broke out on Wednesday night at
No. 2i4 Washington street continued In more or
less subdued form all night and during the greater
at N ar locfp iuht a.
still smoldering. The constant stream OF wafer
which was Kept pouring on 1t prevented it from
breaking out with violence, but 1t was evident
that the slightest relaxation oil the Efforts OF the
Fire Department would have resulted In lis break
Ing out again with as much fury as ever. The
building today ted most dtlapIdated ap-
pearance. the sidewalk in 'front.' and the wooden
awnings OF the nelghboring houses were covered
with promiscuous heaps OF charred broom handles,
brooms soaked with water and hali-burnt rem
nants Of various other articles contained IN the
store. Trucks were loaded with the aebr1s and a
considerable quantity OF IL was carted on. but the
quantity was SO great that business on that side
OF the Diock was 0bstructed during the whole OF
yesterday. stw 9N .Ea
The following gentlemen were elected officers OF
the New York Bible and Common Prayer Book
Society, yesterday, at the annual meeting held at
Cooper Institute President, Right Rev. Bishop
Potter; Vice Presidents, Revs. j. II. Price, Joshua
Weaver, Morgan Dix, W. F. Morgan; Lay Vice
Presidents, Frederic de Peyster, S. 7. Skldmore
Rogers; Treasurer James Patt; Managers, Rev.
Caleb Clapp, joan W.. Mitchell REV: Thomas Gal
Rev. A. B. Beach, Samuel P. Bell A. L. Ckrkson
Rev. ]. Il. futile, II. Bruce, J. Buckley, Jr., Rev.
Mrsn f. asHlg ESsds Rev. " F Hsoh W
Guion, Rev. J. Fl. Rylance, G. D. L. HARRISON
Thomas Eglesson, Rev. J. P. Lundy. Rev, G. j..
the past year 1900 Bibles Prayer Books and Testa-
ments were distributed. ~