New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

Old Calr0rnians will hold a reunion banquet
at the surtevaUt House on Fob. Il.
The 210th regular lecture Of the New-Hork
Liberal Club viii he delivered this evening ny James
Parton. Ills subject Is Who are the Nnigarg'
Mrs. Charles Calvert who is to assume the
part Of Chorus" in Henry V. at Booths Thelter ar
rived IN Boston yesterday morning. by the Cunard
stealscr Siberia, ana will join her husband IN TINS cN
This evening All the foreign artists engaged for tte
Sl1kespearcan pageant have now Telched America
The annual dinner OF the alumni of Williams
College Will take place at DclDoaico's the evening
Of Feb o. That day commentaries the birth Of three
Of the men who have associated with the inception
and prosperity Of the COLLEGE Williams II. f9nnder;
Jackson, ifs most liberal pluon, ana Mark hUpAIA5
tor many years IT'S President
George w. Raynor, proprietor of the Lon
don Bottling Establishment. No. - springst. was
struck yesterday afternoon by large sign OF the
Franklin Telegraph Company, which was blown OF the
roof of 40 II rJrdst. by the neavv wind Mr.. RI yncr
rocf ved severe internal INJURIES taken the
police station Newest, and thence 10 his residence
John Jager, age 40 o. No. 291 East Houston
et while at work Heckers mills, No 2o3 Cherry ST.
Yesterday was caught in some Of the machinery and
and his right arm vas torn OF The hemorrhaee was
very prufuse. aud Jager near bleeding 10 ucaih
before a surgeon could be procured He was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital, where the surgeons regarded hls
chances for recovery rs poor
The Liberal Republican General Committee
held their guar monthly meeting last evening, at No
4.3 F0urtaye. Dr. Martin Frelgh occupied the chair
and Asher Barnett Secretary. The usual routine OF
business transacted. new election or delegates
10 the General Committee was ordered IN the ANlh
District and executive aud other committees we've ap
pointed. The meeting then adjourned.
At the monthly meeting of st. Georges So
cictv tho report showed that ITO persons had been
relieved with money TO the amount OF 1925 s. and 226
meals and % lodging tickets had been given away
during tue mouth OF January. communications was
received from John Dooley IN reference to English az
prants for relief, wnlcn received the Endorsement ut
the Committee and was referred To the Chairman Win
power
Information was received yesterday at the
Office of the Financial Agent OF tie Centennial EXhiDl-
ton Room No Il Of ST. Nicholas Hotel. that Spain had
applied for four the amount Of space which had
been awarded that country and that Australia had
applied for 20 900 cube feet o. space very large
narts OF the country for the gold silver ana bronze
medals authorized by act OF Congress-
Julia GeIy, age 60 years, of No. Madison
st. has been in habit for several years OF Visiting
neghbor Mrs. Crowley, IN the adj nng building No o.
nv crossing the roof aud entering through window OF
fc eoor an which Mrs Crowley's apartments situ-
ated On Wednesday evening Mrs Geary started to pay
visit Dy this route, but II was dark, ad oeluS uinl ol
feet, to the roof OF the premises No adohlng on
the other side. She was almost instantly killed
The Prison Association of New-YOrk reports
that in January $40 prisoners visited and advised
80 prisoners were coansoed aud aided % cases were
Investigated; % prisoners defended in the courts.
aud 1873 books magazines, &C., were distributed IN
prisons In the Discharged Convict Departm men tn
were 40 new applicants. Eleven were furnished with
employment Ia the city % provided with teul-
por1ry board and lodgings were provided WIN
clothing shoes &C.. and li9 were aided with money
The annual banquet which closed the Con-
yenton OF the Theta Delta Chi fraternity took place
last evening at the Metropolitan Hotel where the Con
yenton has been holding Its meetings for the last two
days AT the entertainment, which was very enjoy
able one, the b. {. Potts OF Newark and the
poet A. NUIon OF Cornell UNIVERSITY T. Nadhliii
Of VI. L.
Tae Press" Before the Convention closed resolutions
of respect were adopted TO the memory o. the late Cen
memberS Of the Fraternity
Accidents from icy sidewalks were frequent
and severe yesterday Among those reported were the
following: Ann Dorsey Co. Of No n Baxter-st ie
and her thigh and hip 50 severely injured that she
will probably die. W. c. Fowler 90, OF No l4l
Fronst., slipped upon the sidewalk Yesterday and hi'
leg BADLY fractured. Alexander Bunins, white u-
toxlcated received severe Injuries aOout tne heau nV
falling and his hurts will probably prove fatal His
age So OF No West Twentyhfhst. felt on the Ice IN
Thirleth-st. last night, and broke her ankle.
The Board of Managers Of the National
Temperance Society have issued call for National
Temperance Convention TO be held in Chicago, at the
hall Of the Young Mems Christian Assocaton OF June
l. Delegations invited from al associations Of min
and churches all general assemblies aud synods
all general ana annual conferences classes Presby eres
and religious state conventions al national aud state
temperance organizations, all WOmeDs National and
| State Unions grand DIVISIONS sons or temperance
lodges OF Good Iemplars grand OF
! and Temperance ana other state temperance bodies.
The Committee OF Arrangements IN headed by the Hon.
William L. Dodge aud J. n. stearns.
Mr.. Haganaugh, telegraph operator at Fifty
nnth.st and North River, heard cry for help about
$3.50 D. m. Wednesday apparently from some in the
water. He replied 10 the cry but heard pothng more.
except groan. Feeling confident that some one Was
drowning he down 20 the river. calling Oeer Bern
hoz Of the Twenty second Precinct TO his assistance
They heard no more sounds and saw noihiug until they
had OBJ tanned a boat, and had overhauled the heavy
cakes of iof' clustering about the pieI-head Under