New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

Pre.dea, Of tse Asn.e an shev Of Minnesota
MAYOR J%s Bailey Of Uh'. W,.s.o, Hos1Gsn Pser,oD
So Toui. " Gissy House-Aaolph su'ro Of Nevada
NETWORK CITY.
1. Mr.. John w. Warrin has given up his posi-
tiou as supernteudept OF Lord Tpylors retail house
Consider Parish has been awarded the con-
tract for furnishing the Department OF Charities anu
Correctons with barrels hour at IS "a per barrel
The foreign mail sent from this port on
Saturday consisted OF 566 letters and 80 paper bags
The Baltic took 22sOO letters and 43 bags the Weser
letters, and AZ bags and the EhH 2isi letters III"
IL bags. . =.
A recent report of meeting OF the Ladies'
Art Association printed 10 TIE TRIBUNE incorrect
IN speaking Of certain ILLUMINATION as In memory OF
Mrs Hanord the work WIS oS passage
Mai. Gen. Shaler has resumed the command
OF the First Division OF the National Guard. During
his absence BrgGen varian Of the Third Brigade, has
been In temporary command OF the Division Col.
Clark OF the It'll Regiment mas been ming Gen. '"rans
place.
A lecture, under the auspices of St. Cecilia's
T. A. b. Society, is to be delivered this evening at
Parepa Hall, by the Hon. Benjamin A. willis. MT
Willis will take for his subject To,dayn The proceeds
OF the lecture will be used for the benefit Of St. Cecias
Church.
The meeting of the New-York Rapid Tran
sit Association, which to have been held to-day ar
D. No. at the Chamber Of Commerce is postponed until
Tuesday,
count OF q Getting OF the CHAMBER OF Commerce 10 DC
held to-day.
The German mass meeting at the Cooper
Institute on Thursday evening, to protest against the
withdrawal Of the study OF German from the public
schools Is to be addressed by CnieiJgsiee DAILY
Taylor will contribute written opinion upon the mat
ter
The funeral services of the late Lieut. A.
Beach Carter Of the United States Navy were held on
Saturday at the Church Of the Holy Savior. large
number of Laval officers present The Right Roy
Ramon Potter conducted the services assisted by me
Rev Dr. living, the Rev. Mr.. Brown, aud the Rev. MI
Duffy
The excitement about unsafe buildings, aris-
ing from the Andrews Church disaster has prompted
q determination OF the State Arsenal, at seveuthaVe'
and Tlri -6h-st The inspectors OF the Department
of Buildings report that the building perfectly saIe
needing only resettius Of few iron posts and new
flooring
The observations at the Central Park Mete-
geological Observatory show that the mean temperature
of the pact week was $3.50. The thermometer ranged
from 200 to SO fell to the depth OF four inches
this with the storm OF the week gave rlnIa
LA inches. The velocity of tie wind was equVaicu'
TO a distance Travelled ol ll0S miles,
A dispatch from Denver to the New-10rk
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company states that
George Van Vetzer the detauting clerk In the once
the treasurer of that company who aosconded aoous
year ago has been arrested at Denver, and has made
ful confession An officer been sent IRON this city
10 bring the defaulter back to Ncw-York.
The scholarship Mercury, of the Department
OF Charities Correction was at Baroadoes on FED
H.; Eight of the boys had been attacked with ypus
fever One OF them named Reilly whose parents are
supposed to reside at Avenue and Elghtn-,t, uca
Feb The sick boys were soa'sn ana m ines are
have escaped the disease Inc sch oheo i@
said to be rapidly recovering.
The ocean steamers which sailed on Satur-
day carried large number OF passengers considering
the time year and the fact that the fares have Deen
raised The Helvetia carried 20 cabin ana 70 steeraee
passengers the Baltic 80 cabin AMI loo steerage paon
gers the California q cabin anu 100 sieerage passem
gers the Weser AZ passengers III ine eaDin anu I
in the steerage The Guy Of L%on VI" o not s'a and o
steeraSe passengers 49,
The funeral services of Capt. Giuseppe Pr
rino of the Italian bark Giovanni Will be held Oh Tues
day The body lie in state at the rooms OF the Don
narumma Association, at No. 70 Thrdave, from a. H.
until noon funeral Grafton will then he delivered by
James Satta. The Colombo Guard and Garibaih Clup
Will Join in the funeral procession. The body wiz De
suryvAr OF the wrecked bark Salvatore Chiappara WA
be in the funeral procession
James Mccullough, an employee OF the
American FireEscape Company at West and Bink-sts,
was ground death in the machinery at No l63 Bank
ST. on Saturday, while he sharpening plumbers
scraper The engine in the building supplies steam
power TO manufacturers IN the neghborbooh
and Is necessarily OF grea, Denly and ony
a few portions OF II could he recovered among those INC
head, by which the unfortunate man was lden'lIieu
Officer Nugent of the Twenty-seyenth Pre-
cinct was Saturday, charged with burglary
IL appears the morning OF March the office OF
Benjamin Nathan COurtlandt-st, BrOadway was
entered and gold watches gold and silver CON- National
currency etc. worth sl,sl5 stolen Capt. Sanders
OF the Twentyseventn Precinct made an INVESTIGATION
which led tue arrest OF Nugen TAO officers, Bird
sail and Blass, noticed Nugent, who was OF his post.
standing in the doorway OF Ndthan's office one OF
them sd him later with package under nis arm. Nj
gent denies his guilt lie gave Dai III $1,000 10 aplea
| for trial.
The third annual meeting of the Insurance
Clerks Association was held on Saturday in the Board
room of the Fire Underwriters, al No. l5G Broadway
! Mr. Edward Rowe OF the Republic presiding. The
report showed receipts for the year &ic59 81 and dis
bursements o) Of the death OF eight mem
hers At tuc present lime there $40 mDers, and
5000 Invested city bonds fuDns the United
states Trust Company amounting $780, with casu IN
s77S 6s dues to be collected $3.50 interest due TO
the society $40 Ii was proposed to form permanent
fund by subscriptions, that the amount paid ou on
death of members might be defray ed out Of the
interest Of the money thus Invested.
| Ellen Lucey was charged on Saturday. at
the Jefferson Market Police Court robbing Martin
| Cunning of 4, 800 Cunning formerly kept hardware
store in this city, and lived No. 25 Tenthaye.. with
his wife and six children. Ellen Lucey was OF his
customers, and they absconded together and mar
Iu II Is said, III bosto. ss Lqcey got possesslo %,
u0t give IL back The Two Returned to hew-York AID
the ownership caused ,ner arrest Tor disorderiy
conduct. Cummings wife found her husband in court,
and made a complaint OF lanacy az inst him Tnis
dsproved, aud Miss Lucey's Arrest Tor the robbery
| followed.
In the midst Of a great deal of suffering, st.
| Jonns Guild is forced pause in It's work aud again
implore the aid Of the charitable. During tho last
month 1t has extended its assistance regularly to
than 5000 families aud supplied them with food fuel
and clothing, It's permitted The desttuton ia
great as ever while Saturday night the treasury
OF Tins charity was empty In the appeal OF The Gdd IL
is stated that weeks must s eapse before the thou
sands now unemployed can mud Work, ana IN tue
time and In this cn city they ought not To be allowed
to staryc- IL VIII require the expenditure OF fully s. 600
TO sustain these people I'LL they help
Contributions should DC sent to the Aiyah MiswaI
al No. 81 FdrIck-s