New-York tribune., 1874-11-11
NETWORK CITY.

Col. Richard Lathers of Pittsfeld Mass. has sene
this painting Il sy asT 9"ssss s Ts.., S 'Sf Of Ds ''
| Solemn high mass for the repose of the late theV
A. Conyngham celebrated ST. Teresas Church. In aaseh
Yesterday large body the clergy we're present
| y Minor sung ~.
Cen John Cochrane contradicts the statement that
IN the ate political Liberal meeting with or fo
Col Cha. Spencer the report of the meeting having oeen
| in that respect erroneous =.
The agents of the Williams g. Guon line have
hIr.vu the steamer Nevada mails will be taken out By the
steamer Abyna today During the Winter this line Will run 'ni
| steamers every fortnight -, TN
bod their last public meeting the Ademane Chamber
!. ,.I ,ss and S.S assessment na laws
The drnQ dealers will meet to-day at the Chamber
Of discuss the question Of tariff and secure pO'sO
specific instead Of d vs:re% o. m dSs. The iron dealers
| By order of the Chief Of the Bureau OF Ordnance
the torpedo formerly used Intrepid which has no"
commission to be applied to the 'eanss @ m 1ae na
repaired at the Sayy'iard and the erpehnen" WI" w =,
On one of the long market wagons USED III INC
produce market to large wholesale dealer
store city appear the wrs In Coo Qs& & omaag I'M ,n '1, s
| expects to fad rest in Heaven
| In the lumber yard at Twenty-hrst-st. ana
Elevenve yesterday John Ca'eof No i3l "e one huDu,eu
sa s WEB Sng Dr. ass% SS sIsa Pre-
sne Ponce station ~ ao,p, af "0uH' '''
| The State line of steamships have made general
reduction of their passage cabin being reduced
from SO 500 the second cabin from $50 to $40 and the sTaS
low rates The fast sl $50 and the SLOW lines
from 81 to sl7 Rates not fixed positively
The will of Thomas Costello. a former New-fork
merchant who lately died Saratoga has the following bequs To
the yevYos Catholic Protector OOO and shares equal to shout
81 Pnes Cathedral the Church Of The soIi hS ~ ~
TTSesS 0eeu. f Hospital aud the TsiloTUhan Asylum
The Women's Social Education Society met yester-
day afternoon o'clock PmptOn Hall paper on schools
and Teahers prepared by Mrs read by Mrs Dr. STILL Mrs
Young being unable to be present. Remarks on the subject 81
paper made by Mrs socqm Mrs bfoaaon daej
% in two weeks
The Board of Police Commissioners received yes
,,,,v check for $500 from Riot Relief Fund to be
ppled for the family Paroman Th Evers
Of the Pdncest who killed suaay night Last
while in peOmsnee Of bis dS The etpen o. M se & E,e bs po
lice Of Eighth Precinct Tue funeral s to be At ~ n to-day
from residence at No. 4CO west Iwenty'hi'ns1
The Trustees of the American Museum of Natural
History announce complimentary reception and private vie" ot
collections will be given to Subscribers and hV'e ~
Of the Macum in the Central Ps on TGesy nov, m xS O
band section Of the new museum building on J
s9n 5 be Geenpd s ey iI assa3sn Ses yea
A meeting of Irish Patriots held at the
Cooper ght which Mr. Lu5n member OF the Fenian
ro,hehoo delivered address in which he spoke at great length
the wrongs uaced upon Irish by their Euglb oer The
doctrine Of patience better future could not he said be apphed 20
.G0 HTon Win S to egtiTpate every hmaa
them out of the country ina ne 'h WISE 70 b p from
Ineii TreisnI i'' ''' VII
A regular meeting of the Bar Association was held
last in rooms, 90 West In the
h.epee the President Gen Ssndod called the
chair Macdouough acted Secretary The Treaures
balance hand ID in the general raj, and % 81 9 G e R
number Of mem ers Tls rePoTd 10 o. o. , n T r %
in the city, might be 9miiied 10 the pnyss J the me Loa
the being almost unanimously against IT,
The Commissioners OF Emigration met yesterday
Lynch Stevenson, Foe, Scaeh and Qnntard
were present resolved 1T up the old Lunsc Asylum
Tha
hospital battling, nearly 80 Old anI
dspe Winter the win Is penetrate its sides and maze
was res to 5 o'Rsn S G with and r n @ for
flooring Garien The total number Of lmng@nt arrivals at
as 20 Nov 1861 ofiae tter number 1873 Eg.
iiin1' ian. 0''''-D'
Father Beeson delivered a lecture yesterday after
uoon the large Hall in the Cooper Institute the condition and
wrongs Of the American Tue audience small Father
Beeson regretted such small attendance and he felt
ue that this apathy of the American public toward the
nian The passed in Boston and at De Gmo l were
] o to the Indian II the IuIan
Iernory unl Tor their expenses and for tie puE
pose educating adao c en IN CALIFORNIA whose parent h;d oesl
hot and theHVa so1 nv, - sa' - meeting I'm WIN ~ % tr % p 81 9
| will again spea.
Preparatory to the opening of Lexington-aye., the
boe, depos,ed btryiag ground Harlem being
removed situated in the rear of the old Methodist Church
in One the FIRST Baptist Church Of
extend through to One They
been for S for y % & s %e an" ft.s s'~n Of s 1 a %
ed M 80 years ago and ha not opei the
@ Ies e n1re Of The st. 5es Methodist Epop Chnh uIe sc
supervision Of John w. Lyon the teHon of The church. Tb9 not
claimed relative. be taken for nterme1t to White Plains
plot Of ground has been purchased for the purpose b. the
church.
The Young Mems Literary Society met last even
Ing a, Nos and Kng The Rev John Hall D. delivered
address Duties Of Young People in the Church. in the last
generation little attention paid he said to people their
apud We have to the other eItieMe and now
ouuz men often best and wisest for them happy
anil hopeful omen 9s5 Young Mems Christian Assoe1
houd avoid all e' am fhyo IN conncon With religion and
good Nv being good learners for many profession are
too anxious a.;sea to the dong n to the R1g 70 a one
pabe We make mistake H. our haste to get to work we for
| get to prepare to WORK.
The Municipal Reform Association Of the With
Assembly held meeting las night at No. 43 Washington
ouae at which Alderman Vance was expected address upon
the subject municipal nues Owing
cold unable attend and Mr. Thorne read before the
meeting part the municipal budget for the 1873 The
showed expenditures
building. sbou two or applied 10 salaries Of employees
Public Chahe. Correction aud other branches muup de-
partment likewise devoted salaries the Chairman recommended
ha' enmtge pe aPOh.sa % no 70 s iS' % & n % S ~
| enue. The cast was mach the same 10 Paris
BROOKLYN.
The annual fair for the benefit of the Brooklyn
Orphan opened Academy Music
| Orders have been received from the Navy Depart
met the NsvyYsi about ouehah In
ance number Of
| viii be during this week
| Thomas King of No. 60 Grandst.. f. D., and
Geo Thomson Of No 81 North seeond arrested lat
attempt 10 stab the CON plaiuant With knife.
James Miard of No 124 Atantic-st was arrested
yeay for stealing gold watch valued s25 from
Catherine Thompson No lo3 ssChett.t during her absence
Daniel Cons arrested for receiving the stolen property
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