New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-09
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

AND
| District Attorney Britton yesterday appointed
Arthur H. Walkley to be his ASSISTANT III inc pace !" Le'
b. Faron deceased
The Quarterly Conference Of the German Proshy-
minister Of New Ych And nesheI1Sg cities began
The annual meeting of the st. Nicholas Society
was held evening Demoncos in FouTeonhst Tor The
election Of ole for the ensuing year h1gnsns mae
l DopG goSn yis S.os ssereiay
The Executive Committee Of the ant-Tanmany
Democracy will hd meeting yt At the Everett fIous'
TO dsenss the question not is better to continue
the present organization ask the Democratic state Com
miifee 10 order reorganization of the Democratic party in
i s ana that S part oil ccntiod by anmaay
The Odd Regiment n. c., gave its opening concert
OF last evening The concert was preceded %
para lie Of the regiment Col Porter in command rive
performed by the regmenta band led by T.
Gilmore including Inc 0S'rrs nv Mr. rsclio on the
cornef There dancing after the concert largo a'i
present
! meeting of the stockholders Of the Manhattan
Elevated Railway Company held yesterday for the pur
poss eecting COurrght President OF the
Elevated elected p6a,%a ama mr.
The attendance being too mai Tor the
meeting of the Republican Association Of the
XVIII Assembly District Of which the late VIM H. Anthon
was President held evening n No 2jO 1hirdaye
Resolutions deplorng his sudden DEATH and extending inc
sympathy ~ the Association 10 hs relatives and friends were
adopted Addresses were made by CO? oxr , ana naIcaI
%
| lie s'''e'' anu Va viz ''i'''''''''
The Goth anniversary Of the Essex County Bible
Society held yesterday evening ct the First
Presbyterian in Newark Tho reports Of the various
officers committees slowed the Society to be IN an IN
usually gGsperos ION The re- %m w and the Kew
prs Taylor and sSf1s ~ Ss hn NIX in Newesey ard
Deawar for the Amtncn Bible Society spoke relative 10 Ills
/ field OF labor
The New-York snnday-School Association held
prpSt
Forty second between Filth and SiXhaves The Rev
j. H. Vincent presided Before the exercises began the sun
day choo teachers psrtake Of which
had been prepared for n IN In the adjoining Duine Aer
supper the guests repaired 20 the church where an
wrs was Had by the Roy ng alsonn Of sa aSc and
progress sunda School Asso aIion aud sad mar
the Association The Treasurer SAD u u the i4nds
the wear snr ption cards passed around and in few
minutes si,2 o was subscribed
The opening reception of the Palette Club for this
place last evening In rooms newly furnished AMI
decorated throughout The walls hung with paintings
by Mesrrs. Lschntz, Hubn, Eastman
Johnson Smith, O. Gerhsrt r. f. Renhart, and Others
half agure u by Vain attracted much attention
large fashionable assembly present. Clark Bell The
President Of the club presiding given by Miss
louise kino sltoi Miss Carina Gocdel soprano Sgn9r
= Gar yon.; FeiS Asran,onte ac,omganist Tn
se dIe ct b. sgSos feTsn Toa ey M = pro
foot for ned sgeaa feature OF the evenings ENTERTAINMENT
which concluded with dancing.
evening at 43 washng,onsqusre South There were
about so persons present. among whom VIM b. scott
Holland, Josiah Rich, Oswald OttendoTfer george
b. Mead, william Wood aud Thomas j. Howard Jr Tie
meeting arst Of series and the President Of tho u
anco Frederick Harrison said that it the hrst of the
kind country; that the principle which It was
intended to support was that OF direct taxation.
which includes tho abolition Of system Of revenue
tor customs wen OF protective arif The Secretary,
Asnam tae stated s ao nS h ro ses Dr.
D4fke ,l.iN is.
Rs ocys Mr gare said that the organization
sH 81 ioar s Ssas Tofs Of ss s and
BE- Sc an t ss n pay the
they are aasr The Ss a 'ys a OF @ @ NTH remarSs
opposing taxation without the voluntary consent OF
Vic p''''"' NEwY YORK CITY.
The ANIMAL dinner Of the officers of the Mercantile
| Library VII! be eaten Demonco's this evening.
The Boar. of Aldermen will meet to-day as Super
viso begin the canvass Of the vote cast at the recent
| Patroman Brrnord Tuly of the Nineteenth Pre-
cint examined FOR promotion to the rank OF roundsman
| yesterday.
TIE smaller lake at Central Park will not he open
for skating during the Winter bedned and cleaned
Superintendent s''p wang is Taking his vaca-
ton and Cant Copeland will be In charge at the Police central
! Oice during his absence.
| A child 3 wears old set bed on fire yesterday ut
Ludlow st. and his infant sister, Rosmna Eber was
nearly buI ned Ia death.
! The United States Signal Service Bureau has
nlsc.a night storm sIrnal top Equitable Bu Id
| ms the New. York station OF the Bureau
| President Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Grant and
Gen Babcock arrived 10 ths city from Washington Yesterday
In evening the President went to the PARK lheaef.
At tho Berean Baptist Church on Sunday the Rev.
T. Barrett graduate OF Harvard College was installed
Am9as he % len s a he ga se s
| now in ais sith year.
Over 100 arrests for violation of the Excise Law
were reported 10 the Police Central ONCE yes
| In he
selling liquor without license Most Of tho prisoners were
| That bad seed sometimes brings forth good fruit
wac shown Of wyek anst Alien which was
yesterday Van Wyck amarket griener sued FOR the
detsntnt eooa potential esb6ascs As il did not
! jury awarded Van Wycs 1897 b.
The cornern in lard has not yet been settled,
although the Lard the Produce Exchange has
fixed 6 round the fair which 10
base settlements bears ignored this m nittee in ITS
deliberations ana now declare e intant Of Sring9s
Of compelling tnessas Ia attend tie sessions ana gave
! eir testimony n Ter oath
Officer Simons Of the Thrty-second Precinct on
Sunday at and tents and Eightlave found
sober. wedressd gentleman who was utterly unable to
undrsian anything make himself uniertood either by
writing. He apparently deaf and dumb and was
him understand anything There was nothing upon his
| Genital oGice yesterday for Identification.
| Tho fourth annual report OF the Board OF Health
Just issued IL embraces the work of the boarl from
My 1873 April 80 "a The Sanitary Super ntendeDt
states that vaccinat introduced into this city 1900
Of mortality from small showed los
lS0s 10 LIZ, inclusive tine total mortality
from smallpox reached 0al The investigations made IN
dphther have traced the disease TO suc out
of broken frl damp cellars and defective
so pipes The vacatins Of cellars and e ,aniiay improve
In street cleaning detailed The mI rovemenis In
ring aud ta rendering ard ssaVenging
siad ard the methods Of general sanitary inspection er
the results. The mortality tables show tie death
rstss cause aud charts printed 20 show
Of The rerort concludes with
statement cholera OF he summer III 1873
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