New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

ST. Johns Guild has gratefully achio"iooSU
by @e the Objects Of the
"Amcricar.n sent yesterday to Mayor have
,oever $40 for the relief OF the sufferers oy INC
cane In Alabama. having, as nc sta.oS' 'e" WIZ
In The TRIBUNE. -, $780,, ID
The Rev. II. NJ. Galaher will lecture at
Association Hall tomorrow evening unuer tno a"'po'
Of the Young Mems Christian Association Ills SUBJECT
Is Tue Land We Live H.
The Coast Wrecking Company have men
engaged in raising the schooner william Long 'o'ueu
with locomotives for Iebec, which sank on nov Il III
Port Coborne in Lake Ontario.
w. s. Andrews will lecture tomorrow night
at East Side Hall. at Tnird-ayc and Eighty slxthst
under the auspices of the YOrkye Young Mems ChIiS
tan Association, his subject being :" Hunorlsts
A false report is being circulated through
the press that the Rev. Mr. Tdlmages paper The OhrS
finn at Work. is to be discontinued. 1t is stated on
good authority that the report is withouf fouhuauol
First premiums have been awarded by the
American Institute to the Meriden Britannia Company
and 70 Mitchell Vance & Co. The goods OF these nrnls
spicuous ut tue recent F4r lOr tHe eAeeeoo
and beauty.
Rt. Eminent Sir A. Z. Lyle OF AuDurn'
Grand Commander Of Knights Templars III TINS state,
10, rr,rod IN this citv ON his way TO NcwOrlcans 10
attend tic trienuiai Grand Encampment OIL knights
Tempare of the United Stalcs'
Mary Haley, age 80, whose residence IS I'M
known while visiting at No. SIC West Fory-seventh-s'
Yesterday, lcaped
Sidewalk in lit of insanity. receiving severe injuries
Sac was sent 10 the NIney-ninth-st. Hospital
Aldermen Samuel A. Lewis, VIM. l.. Cole,
Peter seery. Stephen n. smonson, Joseph r. stracA'
John Robinson. Patrick Lysaght. John Reilly, ana
Chester A. Southworth were sworn INTO once feSloI-
day and filed their oaths at the Mayors Once
The regular monthly sale of Scranton coal
was held Yesterday in the rooms Of the Delaware Lack
awanna and Western Railroad Company, at No. 20 Elk
changeplace. Fifty thousand tons were pun up d,
AM attendance
there q slight advance III prices
The steamship City of New-York will not
leave for Havana to-day has been stated She will
sail Tomorrow p. The steamship City OF Havana
%nSn es ndy Hook on Wednesday Nov 2 at 1885
a. m having made the trip IN days and II hours
The schooner Mabel Lent, loaded with sugar
and moIasses, from Demerara, consigned to Cotton d
Haywood OF Boston, was driven ashore at Centre r,
Morches l.. l., by the gale on Nov. o. She Is fn OF
wafer but il the weather continues fair. the Coast
WreckiGg Company expect to raise her IN few days.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Woman in the OF Jacob Meyer OF NO lG2 Orchard
St. who was run and killed on Oct l6 IN stanton
ST. by car OF the Houston West-st aud Pdvobi felry
Railroad verdict or accidental DEAN was IehnereG
the driver and conductor beng eXonerated HON All
blame.
James McCreery, senior member OF the firm
OF James McCreery & Co., sailed foT Europe yesterday
on the Java He Intends TO be absent until spliDg
While absent he will give his attention to the purchase
visit all OF the prominent cities on the Continent III
search OF novelties.
An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Thomas Quiulan who found dead In the Fourth
ave. excavation, Ftyseventhst, on tho night OF
November q aud verdict was rendered TO the eHcct
that due u Qinlans own reckessness In at
tempting the excavation at place not assigned
public crossing place
Notwithstanding the resignation of Super
yisincArchitect Muliett the worl, the new Post
Office continues. The superintendent states that the
building is so completion tn nothing ia likely to
nouiees or the secretary Of tie ,usury ana therefore
are not affected by tie resignation OF MI Muilett
The Ladies' Union Relief Association had
600 people at their yesterday, to each OF whom
they gave a little TO help make ND Thanksgiving
dinner. These people the families or widows OF
Union soldiers, and the little cheer which these ladies
able to give thcn Is one OF tue lew blessings
for which tLey axe 10 give thanks to-day
Notwithstanding the vigilance of the police
Of the Eighth Precinct, a number OF the dlsorderly
houses Greene-st. Open In the Tenth Precinct
there are also "a number OF dlsorderly houses which
TO have escaped CAPT. Uiman's notice; ana III
FORSYTH and Edrdse-sts., between Grand aud Hous-
tou.ss., women continue TO solicit Ill defiance OF the
stree police regulations.
Three men were seen yesterday morning, each
carrym. heavy bundle OF furs from the establishment
of Broonic Brothers, No. a. Maidenane, departing
with their booty in express wagon. gentleman who
a0joinnG store raw them, but supposed thai
they were trIAsact1g legnale business Wnen The
members Of the firm arrived. they found the doors open
ana ~ GOO worth Of iuIs mlssing
The residence of j. w. Wentworth, at No.
1878 Lexngtonave.. entered BY burglars on Tues
day Afternoon through the scuie, and three gold
watches and chains, a set Of diamonds, pearl
aud necklace, n set Of pearl icwrlry, OF coral
jewolry, set Of pearl knobs, Roman necklace. pair
OF gold earrings, point lace lahdkrrcei ana silk
dress, altogether valued ut S5,oJ1 were stolen. The
family were III the lower apartments OF tue house at
tca, wheu the robbery took place
An inquest was held yesterday in the case
q Sci M tied cid
shooting himself the head with revolver at the
Grand Union Hotel on Tuesday night. It shown In
evidence that had been drinking considerably late
ard had become respondent III consequence He was
bookLcepcr for his brltLer-iu-aN AZ Union Hill New
jersey. A note addressed TO his wife found near
pathcucaliy begging her forgiveness. verdict OF
death at his own hands was rendered.
A man who described himself as James
BomninX Of Delanccy.st., arrested last evening
about $50 o'clock, charge OF grand larceny and
locked up the Mercer-st. Police Station Sergeant
Murray on duty at p. H. and after turning ont
the men for tue "dogwatch" made The customary tour
# the prison. When ne reached the cell In which
BJminx had been locked up, he saw that lie had hung
himself TO upper bars OF the door, Unlocking the
door the Sergeant cut the handkerchief with which
Bomnilnx had suspended himself, and with the assist
ance of the doornau made what efforts he could at re.
suscitang the prisoner Dr. WALKER arrived soon after
ward, and after examining the man pronounced life
extinct.
The Hon. Carl Schurz delivered his lecture
on Educational Problems last evening at steiaway
Hal under the auspices OF the Young Mems Hebrew
Association The hall we'll filed both on the main
floor and in the gallery, and the lecturer introduced
to the audience by Arnold Tanner. Tue platform was
occupied by members Of the Association and several
invited guests, among whom were Cyrus w. Field, j.
Seligulan, MOutZ Einger. Dr.. GOttheil Gen. Sigei.
Alderman OttendOricr and others. The lecturer en-
crossed the attention OF the entire audience from h~t
TO last and was several times interrupted by loud ex
pressions OF appreciation. rhe lecture occupied nearly
hours and more In the style OF conversation
than an effort OF 0ratory, thereby proving the more
pleasing aud attractive TO the audience.
Ladies' Fair in aid of the Association for
Betr.endng Children and Young Girls. will be opened