The New York herald., 1874-11-12
NEW YORK CITY.

Fire in the cellar OF No. $50 Greenwich street
early yesterday morning caused damage to the
extent OF 5000. Iarrant Co., druggists, are the
losers.
Mr.. Adolph L. Sanger will deliver lecture, be-
fore the Young Mems Association OF the Temple,
corner OF Lexington avenue and FIFTY NTH street
this evening, at eight r. M. Subject-"Ihe Pnil-
0Sopher's Stone.n
William Damand, foreman In the employ OF J. 3
N. Cristy, confectioners, No. $50 Pearl street. was
fatally injured yesterday by the falling upon MIN
OF a barrel o. sugar, which he was enaeavorlng 10
hoist. He was taken to the PARK Hospital
DR.. A. j. Ebell will lecture at No. Is Cooper
Union this evening on .'C0mparatve and Human
Anatomy and Physiology and DR.. A. j. steele VIII
speak on Electrical Therapeutics" IN the interest
OF free electrical dispensary IN New YORK.
The Girls' Paror Bazaar, at No. SO seventh
street. is being wen attended Misses Kelly
Hayes and the many other young ladies' III attend
ance deserve 10 be liberally sustained IN their
effort TO provide iund for the SICK and needy.
Inc far will close this evening.
Thomas Eagan, eleven years OF age, whose pa
rents live at No. 3o7 East Eighty nfth street,
yesterday run over. corner OF second avenue and
Ellnty-ffth street. by a truck loaded with brick
belonging TO MeSsrs. Murphy Il Nesbitf. lhe body
was taken nome and Coroner kesser nOtihed.
At meeting OF the Commissioners OF Charities,
held yesterday, 1t was resolved that none but the
really destitute should be received into the pubic
luDatlc asyums, anu that all patients should oe
placed upon an equality AZ TO board ana lodging
except when ordered otherwise Dy the physician.
Professor Nathan sheppard OF Chicago, will ec-
ture in the members course, at Association Hall
tomorrow evening on "The Tongue" His lee
lures have been very popular In Great Britain
as well as IN this country and II Is anticipated
that the capacity OF the auditorium will pe fully
tested.
Nearly every department. OF the city govern ment
whose estimate mas been reduced by the Board Of
Apportionment Is dissatisfied, and it is deemed
likely that they will demonstrate against cur.ali-
ing their expenses. The reduced estimates Tor
the Board oil Education Will necessarily result LII
cutting down the salaries OF the teachers.
The sixty-hrst anniversary OF the New York
Female Assistance Society, lor the relief of the
sick poor, will be held in the lecture room Of the
Reformed church, corner OF Filth avenue and
Iwenty-ninth street this afternoon, at three
O'Clock. The annual reports Will be read ana an
address delivered by Rev. stephen II. tyng, Jr
or the seven School Commissioners whose time
expires on the 1st OF January, Mayor Havemeyer
will, 1t is said reappont the following on tie 18TH
inst, for the term OF three Jacob ID. ver-
milye, Henry p West, William II. Nelson, David
Wetm0re and David I. Baker. The Mayor, so ru-
NOR has It, has decided on these five only,
Messrs. William Wood and william Herring are
urged strongly 10y friends for the other TWO places
which will then be vacant.
Warrants nave been issued for the arrest OF
Deputy Sheriff Michael Daley and James and
Joseph Graves, OF the Fourteenth ward, who are
charged with cOnspiring to prevent Michael Rey-
nolds rom voting; Daley is alleged 70 be a per,
sonai friend OF Mr.. James Hayes, the defeated
candidate for Register. Last evening James and
Joseph Graves gave bail before United States
Commissioner Belts to appear tor trial when
called upon, having been arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal DOwley. Daley Will PROBABLY be
ar rested to-day.