The New York herald., 1874-12-07
BILLIARDS.
NEW YORK CITY.

At q meeting OF the New York Called oman Club
Q committee was appointed, consisting Of }. West,
T. Beveridge, j. Duke, G. Cneyne and J. Anderson,
to arrange for the celebration OF the ll6th annl-
versary OF the birth or Robert Burns on the 26th
prox.
Adoiph wttzen resident OF Hudson City, was
drunk and errant yesterday morning. He wan
dered around town until he reached one OF It's
examinations In the water, at the loot OF Charles
street. Ofiicers Conkhn and Mallam fshed him
out aud took him TO the Ninth precinct station
house.
At meeting OF the Ladies' Hebrew Benevoient
Society, Of Yorkvile, held yesterday at Terrace
Garden, resolution was adopted to devote al the
future receipts to the poor aud the officers were
instructed to receive aupica lions for assistance
and TO give money to the needy.
Rev. william N. Poste ate has resigned rhe
rectorship Of the Church OF the Intercession. at
Fort Washington, and gwen In his adhesion to the
Reformed Episcopal church. He preached his first
sci mon In MS ne " relation yesterday morning at
the FIRST Reformed Episcopal church, corner
Forty-seventh street aud Madison avenue.
Vladimir vingstrom. seaman. aged nineteen
years, . native OF Russian Finland being drunk
early on saturday morning, walked overheard
from pier A, East River. Onicer Looney rescued
him and took him to the Seventh precinct station
house, where he was kept all day. In the evening
he was taken sick In his CELL and had 10 be sent to
Bellevue Hospital.
Josephine vaientealt aged thirty-two years,
whose proper residence Is at No. III Second
street, sought to reach an abode In bliss by jump
ing into the East River at the foot of Houston
street, yesterday morRsng. Oificer Scarotn, how
ever, interered with her purpose. Ha took her,
out OF the water, TO the EevcAth precinct station
house.
Six coupons Of small value, which were found
on the street on Saturday night. are now awaiting
an owner as the Iwenty-frst precinct station
house, on East Thirty-nth street. near Third
avenue. Four Of them are each OF the value OF
$50, and are marked No. q or the Bank Of New
Hampshire. Both oil the others are OF the value Of
SIT 50 and are detached rom Georgia state
bonds, one being marked No. 22s and the other
No. $50.
The Hebrew Free School Association OF the City
OF New York held Its annual meeting yesterday at
No. o6 Sixth avenue, President Oettlnger in the
chair and L. Mossbacker secretary. Directors
were elected for the ext three years. as folio
Meyer S. Isaacs, Marcus e. Harris, David A. Wech.
sler, Al0nzo Iuska, Emanuel Lehman, Ferdinand
Solomon and Samuel Solomon. The report OF the
President for the past year was read. showing that
the number Of schools n active operation Is i've,
with eleven teachers and an actual attendance OF
6l9 scholars. Tho receipts amounted to $3,9l1
and the expenditures, $5,S66. leaving deficiency
Elizabeth Glbney would be very successful as an
~aw1ul example," for . temperance lecturer. She
Is only seventeen years old, and she was born IN
these happy United States, wherein everybody
can become wealthy or learned aud reach places
In 1.-The best society" Yet sne was drunk on Sat-
precinct station house These things were not
solitary instances OF their kind which have hap
pened to Elizabeth l0r the police know her as well
as an .o,t tosd tale and wnen en-, sne nad been n "
that she was very sick. physician examined
her and discovered that long continued dissipation
had lrittered away her strength, and 80 Elizabeth
has exchanged palace on the Island for Q cot IN
Bellevue,