New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
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A lee.prc WIS delivered last evening nj
a,oiouav uau Fsurioentlst.. before tho tenera'
soc,otv nj Meohtnlcs and Triosmon OF She city. Nv
Wondsn ThIIIns ON The subject OF Labor Temperance
and Womsn /" The Hall was cr0wde" ~ every ga 49,,
ra. noriln, of he asscmblage being ladies', ana ihe
I@eiursr was iolroLiio.d by W. II. Gedhcy
A meeting of rcfiners importers, and deal
r- An netroleum was held yesterday In The manaecrs
,oan rohn T. Holly presiding Mr.. Rogers represent
t,, Charles Pratt & CO., presented form ~ conI,t
governing tho sae aud purchase OF oOiPy PEI ~"
barrels whiob, after some discus son vas ndopir Nm,
contact has set be approved by tho Boar! pl
aceIs az the Exchange ana viii 20 into eiaot on
The first anniversary Of the NaW-f YORK
piou Temperance PTayer-meeng VIII be celebrated ~
tic Church OF tho Strangers. Mercer-st. 90 SUNDAY
afternoon al o'clock full report 81 no 'n.r'i,S
eXS' ctcd from me Rev. Messrs. Deems, Ie"ehor am
eron, LJdlOw, AGb0tt. ana SVcoiscf, the h'h WI" 100
Dodge, and judge fiaulCfs
The annual meeting of the Ncw-HOri Yacht
Club was held last evening at the olubro0ms IWonty-
seyenthst. aud Madison.aye. The proposed "ier'u'n
In tho Constitution, making the Regatta ahu hou7o
Committees elective was unanimously passed INC 80
gatta Committee Is thus elected Tor Tie yctl, hien
mower to an vacancies instead Of serving for me Juho
regatta only The election of ohctis I"e"lop az ~ ~
lows: Commodore, j. G.. Bennett; NteEohnoloss' ~
Dnuelass: Kear-C Commodore, i. &. kiueAand; S'cte-
td,y. &. A. huton; Treasurer, Sheppa'd "nl"hs 'o
Surgeon, Dr. Woodruff Regatta. COMMITTEE Ai'saif'
Krebs, Chase, and Bend
The National Association for the Protection OF
tho pterests of the American met
at The Everett House yesterday morning adoVemhg Az
tho later session reports Of the Committees 90 BY
laws Rules ana Regulations, and Nominations wereread
and adopted. The report OF tho hrst-n3ned
recommended the appointment Oh Two 49, Stinsi
and the holding OF biennial meetings OF the Natlon,i
Association for the election OF President
aud Board OF Appeals lnseau OF annual. a
1he repOrt tue COMMITTEE on Rules ana lt"EudUns
for tue Government OF lfVt.ing ruEHo ,rf.i Dis.
portaut alterations, wGen led TO sdoh poiavt. ~
eussion among the delegates that pU-pOaemcns Uh!
this morning was found necessary
At n meeting of the Board Of Managers OF
the Produce Exchange yesterday, Henry Bo~rins re-
| Gently suspended, was restored 20 membership Inc
following applications for membership were approved
Harry l.. Cole with W. A. Cole CO.; Wn H. A. ttscher
O, Board of Petroleum weighcrs Charles \. Goodwin
jr OF Charles I. Goodwin & Sons; Thomas X Harris
| Henry Imban, J. A. Machaeo Of RItchio Co. =
! Mcneil win Van Tassel & Mast II. H. Miller WIN >
Al Reoua; H. c. De Rivera j. De Rivera w.. MAJ I'm
J. suyiaui IT,. with Atred Churchman'S g. H. Iedoastie
| with Emi schaik * cow. j. Turner, DaydT Thomson ~
| Co; VIM Warden. All persons whose names were on
lie books were requested sign the bylaws on or be
| fore Nav l. Tue model OF steam eana!boat WIN q
boiler OF 10 horsepower and Enclosed sie-"hoIS' was
| exhibited.
The Rovdoin Alumni Association OF New
York hod ITS fourth annualsdnn at the Westminster
Hotel last evening The President OF the Association
Joseph H. Hubbard presided, and among the number
present were ]. L. Chamberlain, President OF the
College, Prof A. g. Packard, Prof Bracket Of Princeton
and Prof Morse lecturer at Cooper Instltnte MiL t
/ Rev, Dr. Adams OF Orange, N. j.; tho nv d
| Barrett of Philadelphia, Prof. r. y. Htcncock,
Prof J. TordyCe Barker, Isaac ii. Bailey, ana others
IRE company seated at dinner from $50 10 lt5O D.
m when brief speeches were made by Presdont Cnln'
beTlain Prois Packard, Hitchcock Morse, aud others,
from which IL appeared that the College ISM avery pros
porous condition. aud that the Alumni Of NeW-1ork re
expected 10 contribute money for founding no" poes-
| sOrshupe,
The large cigar manufacturers in the Bowery
aud the upper part OF the city who conceded 70 The de
naud5 OF their workmon last week. have declared Their
intention 10 resoiud their action. IL would appear that
they have for several months past noticed that certain
down town manufacturers sold below the common price,
I'm. This yVas attrbuted 10 the necessity OF raising ready
funds. IL now however, appears that these mahul'c
nrors we're enabled sell below the Ordinary price,
| nv "A secret understanding with their employ - Nho
agreed TO q of 10 per cent per thousand u -
CLAIMED by tue BOMery manufacturers that al the work
| ipgmen including their own, WcrO Ignorant OF tms
agreement, aud that tncy made the victims aud
sUhicofed great loss, aud To put an END 10 Huch
breach ~ faith resolved a. seerct meeting hsl
! uignl not to pay the additional 81 per thousand