New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
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Inc 81 samship C. Ii. Funch, from Antwerp,
steerase passengers at Castle Garden SeS'ci
no New-York Central and Hudson River
arad Company increased tho rate of local fare yes
vcr lay winter, raising 1t from TWO 10 WV
Dr Frederick r, Marvin, of the New-YorS
- Noa,osl Calese for Women, will lecture before
,ne Liberal Club on Friday at s y m. su9'e'
"Etology or INSANITY -, WIN,
AT regular monthly meeting of the Allth
Assembly District Republican Association, held las'
evening at No. 29I East rOurth-stlS IS persons were
admitted to membership.
At a meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
yesterday 1t was resolved TO pay $50 10 the widow OF
James NJ Clark pilot. who lost his life last oc'ooer
while in the performance of his duty
A Sunday-school mass meeting was held
last evening at the Church Of the Disciples The Kew
OF the SUNDAY scuoOl" An address was also made py
the Rev. C. II. Hepworth.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society met
yesterday at No. 81 Park-s Mrs VIM Ryer in the ehar
committee appointed TO distribute tickets iGr ,ne
which the children OF tue 1IIS Ion'e -"S"O"
are 30 give on Dec IA nj steinway Hail.
The Rev. Robert Newman, missionary at
Castle Garden states that he has not been deposed by
the Lutheran Council. reported. He says that by
their resolutions required to do what his conscience
condemns and the rules of the Commissioners OF Emf
that has taken place between hm and me COUNCIL
A committee from the striking coopers
yesterday visited the shops where the non society men
are at work and offered compromise measure TO the
They proposed to dispense with the rules OF me
gnion IL the ooopers would employ lhem aud abandon
all its requirements except formally give up lne @ orS
zaon The employers refused TO entertain the pr1pos
uon insisting that the men should give up the Union
entirely before they would employ them.
When Albert GARNER entered his new bill
Hard saloon in Broadway, between Thirty-third and
Tit,yourth-st yesterday, he missed the silver cup
which he won at the billiard tournament In Irving Hall
about a year ago. The cup gwen by Wm Coliendtr,
tSree.bar AL French game A n.wsboy was found who
that O'Clock that morning he saw two men go
into Garners place after opening the door with Key.
Detectives Woolsey and Walling arrested
Charles Miller, Emanuel Gonzalez. and Gustayus Rice
yesterday Broadway, Walst. on the charge OF
being the confidence who have swindled number
of immigrants both in Hoboken and In tins city In
aud a valuable gold watch After these men had been
arrested word teegraphed to Chief Of Poce Dono-
van Of HObOken. He came over last night. aud upon
seeing The men said that they answered the description
of the men who had robbed the immigrant
The German Women's Association for the
Relief Of Widows and Orphans held meeting yesterday
afternoon at ST. Matthew's Church. Lutheran at Broome
and Eizabeth-ss at which Mrs Otendorfer presided.
TINS Association has about 200 members and has during
tie Summer months relieved UPWARD OF SUo er
about 500 widows alone beside iarge nun1er VI
of steamships volunteered 10 make the collections this
yCay. The funds OF the Association amount TO $500
The Excise Board met yesterday and acted
npon the applications for license TO the number OF
about 2Co which have recently been presented before
them. There q number OF applications refused
among them Bowery cellars called concertsaoons
two Of the larger class OF Establishments win
women walters in Broadway. large number OF new
applications made, the sums deposited upon them
amounting ss4Oo. AID large number applied for an
qnste for the license fec. This was granted In all de-
serving cases.
The Academy of Medicine has lately been
inst{ uffoDf
the OF the medical profession. which was abandoned
several years ago. although about $4,000 was subscribed
for the purpose. At the suggestion OF the Academy
several Otner medical societies have considered the
subject and promised cooperation in the matter II
IS the opinion OF prominent medical men llat enough
money can he raised construct a suitable building.
aud the subject will be occasion OF joint meeting
Of representatives OF the various medical societies.
which will soon be held.
William II. Clark, q telegraph operator at
Hanneld's Hotel at No GO Grandst. near the Williams
burgh Ferry committed suicide Monday night In his
room there by shooting himself through the head He
first posted Of his frieuds in Brooklyn in
would find his body. 1t not until the ARRIVAL OF
these friends that the proprietor of the Hanhed Hotel
b. pecunary troubles Coroner Elckhof held inquest
last and the jury returned verdict in accord
with the above facts.
At Association Hall, last evening, Miss Mar
garetta B. Moore appeared in dramatic recatons and
readings. The audience nearly filed the Hail. Miss
Moore lady OF refinement and culture and her efforts
have for her popularity and praise In TennysOns
.Buge Song" she sang the refrain with clever imta-
tOn OF the notes Of the bugle. The sound c0uid be
heard at first distinctly then Gyng gradually away in
the distance. Nacauay's "HOratluS' was delivered
with spirit and feeling, and received lOngcOntinued
applause from tbe audience. The programme included:
"Lady Clare" TcunN son; scene from " Much Ado
About Nothing Shakespeare; Bridge of sShs, Hood:
Sheridan; "Horatius," Macaulay; vie,te Post" f.
PaTmly Brown; "Ginger Bread" (DialecV; John Da-
wilson," (D.aecD; "Creeds of the Bells" Bungay
BROOKLYN.
The 14th Regiment will take possession Of the
stae Arsenal in Portand-aYe this evening for armory
purposes.
The Supply Committee of the Board of Su-
peryisors held meeting yesterday relative TO furnish
ing the outdoor ree stores with the necessary para
keaIes The will be anpointed at the next
meeting OF the Supervisors.
The body of Mrs. Catherine Mama was
sound the shore of Long Island Sound last week 1t
supposed that she had committed suicide but from
husband implicated He has been arrested and held
Tor the action Of the Grand Jury.
The health officials are somewhat alarmed
about prevalence OF smallpox in the city. particu
lary in the Eastern District and have taken energetic
steps 10 stamp out the disease Last week the total
number Of cases reported was 49, OF which two proved
fatal This week nine cases have been already reported
1t was decided yesterday TO begin another raid upon
the infected spots in the district and also to establish
nated s ''H' '"''H' "HS'0 people '0ua DC vac
1t has been rumored in legal circles that an |
expelled member OF the Rev. DIR. Talmage's Church
would shortly appear 10 the courts for redress Benja
min Mitchell vas expelled from the church In July
last and he appealed TO the PresbYtery but his expu
sion confirmed. Mr.. Mitchell claims that great |
injustice has been done aim by DIR. Tanages reading
from the pulpit the action taken with Statement Of
the reasons, and has consulted Messrs Tracy Cat0
aud Brodhead, intending bring action which it is
alleged comprises a suit against Dr. Tlmage for hbe
and application Supreme Court Tor mandamus
10 eompe be church to admit him to all the privileges