New-York tribune., 1874-10-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

Guy v.. :,ss R:ssI'sP s.s S M Ss
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NETWORK CITY.
The immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden yester-
dy numbered 500 Cmba brought ESQ., the Minnesota
| 49, aud the Minister Won Room Ill
| The steamers Bristol and Providence Of the Fall
River line on and Monday 49, viii leave Pier No. 49, n K,
| a. the foot Of Muuay-st st4 .. IN instead Of D. M
| The race between the Nassau boat club OF New
and the AnalOstan Club Of Washington o. the Harlem se
yesterday won by the former club BY h'e lengths io %
There was a rumOr yesterday that one OF the En-
s steamship rates TO $50, but all the
hne os,eus selling sl5 There possibility Of the rates
| being increased within q short time
! A steer escaped from herd passing through the
upper portion Msdo yesterday and in its fight run over
three unknown men, slightly puug them The animal pursued
BY p,iromen long killed Central Park
| The children of the Howard Mission visited the
Institute Fair Yesterday About 200 Of them were present.
allowed wander about the great building for an hoq
half The exhibition Is running smoothly and the oudn
throp by visitors both the afternoon and evening
| The Seamen's Protective Association met IN the
tie Nautical School last night Dr. Wm r.
ThOm. presiding Measures perectns the Association Te. d,.
eHea decided TO hold %a'; meeting OF @e9 % botanic
David Dudley Field. with whom was associated
Comok appeared Judge Brady in she Oyer and
Teiuer yesterday morning for settlement Of the
the motion adjourned to Friday at io
The First Brigade was inspected yesterday after
room under the command Of Gen shaer The
nsh wing The on the ee ss % ,pe es"s to the Te%sn The
eoaeud iUa S the
The third annual session of the Evangelical Luz
e,as Churches Newiork and Eewe'ey was opened
last evening Lutheran Church in East Ffeenh BE-
tween s.on % % stb D. d. Of RStnebses n T. Thn delegates
70 the Of the English German, and swedish
| uauopshnes and are either clergy or symen
| A. W. Sheldon, General Agent Of tho Prison Asso-
esnon acknowledges contributions Of books from
,sou. publishing from individuals for the library
Soss ss or nouS o ., parehe Is solicited may
asen, 10 Cenre There 9OO prisoners In the Bckwes
Island Pepua and they without books mssaInes Or
| bewspspen
| AT the Dock Commissioners meeting yesterday
the following furnishing the materials named for six months
we're Bgn Of No. 100 Fulton White pine plank at
s. ss an and pss a: and length
cubic yards o N removed on the water trout
| An inquest was begun yesterday in the case OF
Sarah Joseph age years Of No 15l who killed
OIL the 4h By falling her head from win
she PLAYING the ys The 1ve'igatGn will Be
who was tu& over By danny engine I S on int n hV'Ts s
he was trying ride The jury verdict accordingly
| Tie Board of Trustees of the Peabody Educa-
op. Fund were all day yesterday 10 the Fifth Avenne Hotel
Winthrop the Trustees in Europe He has sent the
sS I .n TSSs S cf the fund Tie Board % consider
Of each state and distribute the money in Their har. in
Peabody The Of the Trustees TO close to-day aud then their
report is to be given to the public.
The Steamboat Inspectors report for the quarter
ending Sept up and tbs total number Of
m Inspected quarter have been 1872 having total tonnage
o73 sO2 The following new vessels were Inspected; The c
Sappbo line. the Barter eansboa City OF AL
TiS ,Sy Of m ton. burden each and the steam .cS,. Fset
Laughing Water Restless and skyark, besides several tusbOa;'
The l6 Republican inspectors of election indicted
70, stung and other ofenses sgns the Election law
10 the Over yesterday morning Assistant Dis
Pur eIudge Fullerton, and Mr. Morris appeared for
Col w,s..e Of the prosecuting .'tsd for
Mr. Puray said he Ine~ the defendants to be They
%s t a After o%e DISCUSSION the t Of James Hunt ami Auga.
tus Levy WAS set down for this morning.
The funeral of Patrick McElroy ex-Commissioner
Bmion and eIoveor Of the Almhou took place yesterday
from st. Parcks Cathedral solemn requiem repose Of
ou Of the deceased the Rev Father Mcdowell. Officiating
assisted by Fathers MNsmee aud 10y Many beautiful fo
tribute. we're offered The s paeaIer, Rs1 were T. Gsy Fisher r.
Day Murphy JOHN Murphy Mr. Robinson Mr. whean
Si
were present displayed hafmast Castle Garden
honor Of the deceased
The Board of Trustees of the Clergymens Mutual
Insurance League held its annual meeting last evening the yesy
room Of ST. John. Chapel st. in the
chair resolutions presented and considered relative
the efficiency Of the League and Of securing anuu
its members These subsequently, referred
cooperation Of the League for which purpose
an sos payments By member.
elected oeer, year: The Rev F. President
K. A. Cos Secretary and the Rev William Dunne
Treasle
Mavor Hunter thinks that the present is not the
pYo.r time cell the side lands which have improving
,h.m purchase 81 900 600 He thinks property
incorporated In the PARK limits
b.en DESTROYED by Mr. strsnahans directions.
Mrs. Mary Moore, respectable widow lady, ap-
p.d 10 Precinct Station yeriay morning.
va, suffering hunger and after III fell
she the
Fl.tIush. II is doubtful whether she will recover
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher filed yesterday
With the the City Court Of this city, AFFIDAVIT copy
Va. Morris Peaa attorneys for Theodore rton
fully and fairly stated the the OF
ore fton Thomas his
and that be had good and substantial defense.
The old question of furnishing maps for the city, |
for which claims s24 1913 3d. up again yesterday
f,. IN, Finance Of the consider
able discussion Mr. Ropes Mr. Msn
claim subject referred the Chairman
Committee and the Board Of City Works for settlement
The Special Charities Investigation Committee of |
IN. connection with the Finance Committee
body the salsnes
600 under decision OF judge Pratt which takes
the Supervisors the regulate
their for services at the reduced