New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

The steamers C1ty OF CneSttT, IcIehV, N""
AMERICA took out from this port on saturday ooVT
stters and 90 bags o. papers.
A public meeting of the Municipal Reform
ssociaton will be held at the headquarters. NO. 70
Washing ton-sQuare tsouth), this evening.
Statistics of last week. Two thousand and
three arrests by police births 1873 marriages. ana
SIS deaths reported at the Bureau OF Vital h
increase of "A marriages brth and 10 deabe over 'ho
previous week. nv
Work was suddenly suspended on Pier NO
North River on Saturday, by order from Gen. IRA
ham Chief Of the Dock I'm Of
the suspension is said TO be the want vi aPpiopi
euf1cient to carry on the WORK $50,
A meeting was held on Saturday night last
a, No 4s1 Pearlst to consolidate p. Peters Italian AS
.oca,ions into ope under the OF the Italan Dem
ocratic Association OF the lid District The following
officers weee unanimously eected IL Vrisah' pso,a
dent p Muratorl, VlcePresident, and A. u fescia'
Secretary.
Andrew T. Pickens of Middleburg, Mass,
committed suicide Saturday in q room at the Cosmo
.potan Hotel, at Chamber-st and West Broadway, ny
taking laudanum Paul Fremont sailor recently a,s
charged from the United States Navy, committed SUI
eide also by taking laudanum at the New-Engano ioe
In the Bowery
At a meeting of the Committee on Naval
Stores of the New-York Produce Exchange. held on
saturday arrangements were made with MR. BEING
the Inspector to inspect OF cargoes OF tur
Pentne when called upon either I'D ,on 10
upder inspection the fee for the same 10 ne n'e cens
per barrel.
TIE Rev. VIM. Adams, d. d., preached yes
terday morning from the pulpit Of the Madison'square
Presbyterian Church. which he filed for 40 years. ana
recently left TO become President of Union The0og
zeal Seminary. The congregation was very large; anu
the preachers text was Romans ", l2th verse
fore as y one man entered into the world ana deaf
by SIN aud death passed upon all men, for 'nat all
have snned," ETC.
A public spiritualistic seance was given last
evening at the Harlem Music Hall by j. Warren a
no
m Indian chief named SamOssett small cabinet was
erected stage and in this the medium was seaeu
from vie W the usual such binding the
medium by the aid OF the spirits. ringing BELLS playing
guitars, Overturning tables ensued
Dennis Curran and William Fitzpatrick, both
residing at No 37 West Thirty nnth-s became engaged
III a quarrel Saturday night both being very drunk,
and Fitzpatrick beat Curran the head with hickory
stick, fracturing his skull The inmates OF the mouse
knew nothing of the ARRAY, and the fanie OF ooth tue
me engaged kept IL close until yesterday after
noon, when policeman OF the Iwenteth ffechct acc-
denally heard Of it, Fitzpatrick was at once arrested
and Curran, who is dangerously wounded was removed
70 Bellevue Hospital
Assemblyman Thomas OCallaghan of No. 30
West sixteth.st, while his home early on Sun
day morning was attacked by a number OF unknown
men IN sixteth-st near the Boulevard, and severely
beaten His cries for help brought ROundsman Raynor
and officer Wade Of the Twenty Precinct TO his
some blocks and officer Wade four shots at them
but seemed take effect aud the assaiaus finally
from slung shot
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city selected the following gentlemen 10 repre-
sent il in the annual Convention OF Young Mems
Christian Associations of this State which is TO De hed
on the 18th inst at Syracuse r. K McBurney, COL A
p Ketchum, j. Ferris Patton, Francis Forbes William
Taylor and r. NJ. Rutherford ARRANGEMENTS nave Deeh
completed for the regular course OF Twelve lectures
The opening lecture will be delivered by NJ b. Ander-
son, IL d., President of the Rochester university
Among the lecturers and readers are George
HIrc Loo gen III. NJ. II,
ton and rhomas b. Beecher.
The Landwehr Verein of this city held
meeting yesterday the Germania Assembly rooms at
No aei Bowery for the purpose of spreading nforma
lion concerning il among the Germans. The Landwehr
yeen is composed of Germans whose terms OF military
service in Vaterand have expired and its objects are
purely benevolent. If member OF 10 IS SICK, ne re-
ceives s. week during his sickness, and II he dies his
family gets as many dollars there members in the
EOceiy Al present IL has membership or ABOUT ZSo
Speeches German made by kinkel, Dr. Frech
ana others which they urged oil OF the Germans IN
in this city who are quahel to do so to JOIN the 30
clety.
Thomas Weiger age 80, whose occupation
and residence are unknown was committed on Friday
by Justice Flammer then presiding at the Tombs, on
charge Of nO3ication TO ten days IN the Penltentay
He was apparently stupehed with liquor when
brought before the Justice that be could not make plea
10 cell it was reported by the keeper tst ne wac scK
and he sent TO bellevue Hospital he never reGov
cred Consciousness, and died saturday night. Dep
uty Coroner Marsh held post norton examination on
Yesterday and discovered that the man Dau re-
eeved laceratiOn Of the brain and fracture OF the
collar bone and several ribs were broken 4 close IN.
vesiigation of this mystery has been undertaken by
Coroner Elckhof and Capt. Kennedy.
The Police Board received from the Com
Inttee on Street Cleaning Saturday report adverse
10 claim Of samuel Lowden for s80l4 49, for building
O stable Mangin and Tompkins-sts resolution was
adopted giving public notice that proposals would be
ceved for the purchase of street sweepngs ashes and
garbage al The various dumping places nOtlce from
The Street Cleaning Bureau restricting the removal OF
all refuse to the hours OF night was received approved
and ordered TO furnished 10 all tenants OF houses IL
Tie city lowest bidder. heretofore accepted for the
for election day was by The Chief
Election Bureau aud the bids were reopened The
Board for supplies OF election stationery
Two meetings of cigar-makers were held
yesterday afternoon in COncorda Uall-one Of Tene
menth jobbers," and the other Of " Journeymen
Cigar makers" Addresses were made by David
Reiss aud Mr. Meruuka for the jObbers, and by
A. strasser and ]. scbwanderlung for the journey
men. The jCurneymen complain that whIle they
are able TO earn only SIS to $40 per week, the
d TSe ann etives receive frnm sos 70 s3S
1ne shop wOIlmen claim that union OF all the cigar
would tx uniform good wages Tor an the men,
and would release the women to attend TO household
duties and the children 10 80 10 school The tenement
and state that purpose to force them into the
FhOpmens unlon the rules OF which are unnecessarily
being able 10 reach the tenementhouse in
Other way have coz to the Board OF Heath Of
.Iai 10 health.
A seaWen's mass meeting, presided over by DR..
VIM F. ThOms, held at No. IS East Broadway satur
day afternoon consider the subject of bioodmoney
An address made by Mr.. Henry King, who advised
the that they wished TO free themselves from
unjust aPgres,ons their rights they must organize
and act together. They ought not however TO infringe
on shipOwners rights in ordertO their and
sbey shOVd avoid INVESTIGATION, Tor that Was one chief
cause OF all their troubles. Every sailor ought 70 be-
member OF the Association in order TO help the
a.lAf. fnfW N "A sAtln
named Bailey in short speeches encouraged the 5eamen
the OF helping themselves, TO obey the
laws, he and prudent Resolutions