The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-13
NEW YORK CITY.

Four hundred ana sixteen emigrant5 were
landed al Castle Garden yesterday.
1t is expected that the New Post once will be
opened for business on the LIST OF January.
Tomorrow New Workers. will have another op-
portunity to register their names at the polling
places.
David Lines an insurance agent OF Middleton
N. " fell last night into the excavation in Fourth
avenue, near sixty-second street, and was
severely injured.
Daniel Rourke, OF l5Ota street and st. Nicholas
avenue. was seriously injured yesterday through
a derrick falling on him while at work at the foot
OF East Sixty-third street.
Johanna Kenny or No. 60 East Sixty-frst street.
fell into the Harlem excavation last night, at
Sixty-Third street and Fourth avenue, and was
severely injured about the head.
Frank Honnon, Of No. $50 west Fifty-fourth
street, was run over yesterday by Engine NO. 49,
on Eleventh avenue, near Fiity-third street. Both
legs were cut off and the lads life is despared Of
simon feldngneimer was arrested yesterday by
Detective WarlOw on complaint Of Bradbury, Hill
Il Co., of No AIS broadway, charging him with
having stolen large quantity Of silks He win be
taken to Court to-day.
Jennie Davis, OF No. 81 West Fourth street. was
arrested last night by Detective Timothy Golden,
OF the Central ONCE. charged with roDbing George
De Voc Of SO last Friday night. she viii be taken
to the Tombs Police Court this morning.
At the meeting Of the Old Guard last evening
Mr.. A. Henriques In the chair, the lease of the
premises No. 2ll Fourth avenue was accepted ana
arrangements were MADE for hitting 1t up Ia STYLE
The fall parade occurs on Wednesday, October a.
| meeting OF the New York Liquor Dealers Asso
citation was held last night at Masonic Hail. Presi-
dent II. Herzberg in the chair, at which arrange
| ments for a general mass meeting to be held
! October 20, were made, and nearly seventy new
| members were elected
The Tammany Committee on Organization met
yesterday afternoon, Hon. John Kelly in the char,
| and appointed committee consisting OF one
| member from each Assembly district to make ar.
rangements for mass Neeting to ratify the
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Madden attempted
| to shoot Francis Malady. At whitehall street, no
provocation having been given for the attempt at
murder. Malady entered complaint on the
strength OF which the Judge locked Madden up TO
| stand trial for felonious assault and battery.
| chamberlain Lane makes the following state
ment OF the financial condition OF the city for the
week ending October 10:-
Balance on hand. October 1881
Payments. issss
October 10, balance -, 54o466
Sessie Wagner, OF No. 300 West Forty first street.
was run over last night by horse ana wagon at
the corner OF Eighth avenue and West Forty.
second street and was bgdy injured. Anton
A A. o. New Jersey the driver, was arrested by
locked up in tine station house in West Thirty.
! seventh street.
Mr.. n. NJ. SnrOn OF Elph1nstOne College, Bonn.
bay, win deliver q lecture this evening at eight
O'Clock, at Rutgers Female College, Fifth avenue
and Forty second street, "the Parsees," or So
| called fire worshippers: their history, religion,
| manners, customs, domestic life marriage and
| funeral ceremonies. The lecturer VIII appear in
| full Parsee costume.
| The proceedings Of the Jewish Order Kosher
! Spell Barrel were continued yesterday Mr.. J. p
Solomon Supreme Rosn, called the meeting to or
der, and Rev. Brother George Jacobs, Grand SCAR
OF the State OF Pennsylvania opened the proceed
ings by prayer Mr.. William Bennett was elected
| Grand Gisber. Then the following Executive Com
m1ttee were elected-F. N. Solomon, New York
Chairman; George Jacobs, Pennsylvania; N
Committee on Appeals-L. Il. Cohen ohio: II.
/ Bachman, Pennsylvania; A. Landau, Cleveland
George Levy, New York. The Committee on Ritual
recommended the adoption Of new ritual which
Is IN accord with the spirit or the age. IMAM.
mously adopted. aE6'it4
/ The Methodsts Preachers Association held their
usual weekly meeting yesterday morning, Brother
Merwin In the chair. After the regular devotional
exercises had been concluded the chairman made
some brief remarks touching the recent decease OF
Rev. Dr. Thomas NJ. Eddy. ana expressing In elo
/ quent terms the loss sustained BY the Methodist
/ Church and the Christian world In his death.
| Brother Merwin at the conclusion OF his re-
| MARKS suggested that the usual exercises
| OF the meeting be suspended, and the session
| be devoted TO memorial services for their late
| brother DR.. EDDY. On motion 1t was resolved 10
adopt the Chairman's suggestion, and the whole
/ time or the meeting was spent in singing HYMNS
| and listening to exhOrtatiOns. Bishop James and
lina nt.aro