New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
NFW-YORK CITY.

sinia and II 6y tue Gl,morgan.
Henry Varley, the English evangelist, will
give Bible Reading at the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association this a1ternoon'
Elizabeth Hamilton, age 81, an inmate OF
disordery house In East Thirteenthst died suddenly
s,erdav morning from the Effects it Is posed, OF
laudanum.
Inspector Henderson seized yesterday, in
Iersev Cuv trunk containing about 1900 worth Of
duabe goods which had been brought 10 this port ny
passenger on the steamer ApYsslnla'
Snnervisor of Elections John I. Davenport
ssvs that his registration list for 1874 contains the
names Of 30 600 more men than appear In the directory
that every OF the $4,000 names esa
voter.
The changes now making Mt Castle Garden
ara ,nost adyantageous will prove of great benefit
TO the immigrants The floor has been raised nearly
foot higher tnan before aording drY ana dnr oe sup
port, aud the improved Appearance Vi 'hc su'ounuhs'
is noticeable.
The Rev. DR.. Newman of the Lutheran
Church continues missionary at Castle Garden
although he has been removed by the Councli. Ihe
Commissioners Of Emigration process 10 %
with MIN and consider his DnstralOns Oh great DehepI
to the Immigrants
It is officially stated that the suit begun by
Henry Do Puy against George OpdyEe and Others
engaged in the construction OF the Atchlson Topeka
The matter simply embraces those who were engaged
In the work OF construction.
The Board of Managers of the Produce Ex-
change held special meeting yesterday. and the FOL
lowing applications for membership were offered A.
Emile dc Bidds Samuel L. Phillips. The Committee for
the Relief of the Poor Of Nebraska resolved 10 advance
the $1,000 remaining IN their nands from Ia nst year, ar
was intended for the sufferers last winter IN THIS city.
Macbinjsts with drills are now to be seen III
the streets Of the city their knees. inserting
I'm the covers OF coahOles iron plugs which project an
inch or more above the plates, thereby preventing pc
destrians from taking involuntary slides when the
mates are capped with thin layers OF Ice ana SNOW
Notices from authorities have compelled THIS move
ment.
Mary McCann of Palisade-ave., Jersey City,
fell into the dock at Pavona ferry last night and mar
rowly escaped drowning. The bystanders lowered "A
ladder and the ferry hands at length succeeded in pull
ing .er OF the water. The woman was unconscious
had been treated with smulans and heat In the Terry
house. She was tLen taken TO tue Park Hospital.
A daring robbery was perpetrated last night
10 George Beck's jewery store at No. 26i Thlrdave
man who described himself as George Williams OF No
III Bleeckerst entered the store about O'Clock ana
wine the proprietor showing hun some rings. he
seized the tray and fed Officer Reid Of the Eighteenth
Precinct succeeded IN arresllng tue thiri WIN me Tray
his possession The prisoner was taken To tue IWen-
ty.secOnd-st. Police station.
A reception is to be given by the Union
League Club on Monday evening next to the Hon.
William E. Forster OF England. The Committee OF Ar
rangements includes Gov. Morgan, William Cullen
Bryant. Judge Noah Davis, Joseph II. Choate Judge
=. II. Wales Howard Potter John Bigel0w. william l.
BlOdCett Daniel +. Appleton. Jonn I'll: Hall, Gen G. A.
Arthur, Richard Butler, samuel IL Ward, Z. W. OIls
void, and others.
George Hustley of No. 756 Tenth-ave. re-
ported the police OF the Tweny-second Precinct yes
terday that his s,epson Richard Thomas had died dur
ing the morning. On Investigation appeared that the
lad had been with smallpox and had received
medical attendance HIS residence was lrrse tehe-
ment-hOuse, densey populated ana the room whee me
lad died of his contagious disase was snall one
the third floor The case was referred 10 the COro
Der for investigation
At the Lutheran Church in Twenty second
st. last night the Rev. Howard Crosby ID. D., delivered
very interesting lecture on tine Ancient Oriental
Monarchies" He treated them under four heads: The
old Chaldean the Assyrian. the Babylonian and the
MedoPerssn and said in conclusion that the history OF
these ancient uonarchles gradually coming To ight,
time become as familiar with the early history of their
race they with that OF the early kings OF England
John Almanac, an Italian, age %, living at
No. 1l2 Mulberry-st. became engaged yesterday in
quarrel with John Perry of No II Mottst at Chatham
and Oiversts, about the recent strikes, when blows
ensued, and Almauzo stabbed three times In the
head with a pocket-kEe. besides receiving numerous
sashes aud cnts about the arms and body. Perry
arrested Almauzo was taken 10 Park Hospital where
his wounds, although severe, were pronounced not
dangerous.
Mary Gilligan age 80, of No. 70 Thompson
ST. died yesterday from the effect Of bruises received 1t
is supposed, at the hands OF her husband John Gigan
who was arrested on his statement, which was
that he had come home ard found his wife drunk and
had struck at her with his fist and made motion 10
Chair and began bleeding profusely at once IS from
hn,nnrrhage % 1,oroner WnItmon irnomsI, % ion a
which viewed the body: GiIgan was then committed
10 await the result OF the inquest.
The treasurers of the Nebraska Relief Fund,
Messrs Saunders and Hardenburga of No. ll2 Broad.
way, appeal to the benevolent people in this
city, They state that money and clothing for women
and children are most needed. Provisions are NOT
sought for because they would hardly he apt 10 reach
their place of destination without injury, and because
they be purchased for less money in Nebraska than
here. Money will be judiciOusy invested and the treas
urers desire be held responsible for It's propor dis
buiseInent They urge above all things haste in re-.
oil