New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20
NEW-YCRK CITY,

NEW-lCstk CITY,
Drputy Sheriff NJ j. McNalfy of this city
died on the Chsieson on her way to this port.
Nearly Thousand immigrants were landed |
yesterday Castle Garden The vile de Paris brought
81 the Frsa 747, ana the Russia lab
The Board Of Fire Underwriters held tIei
annual meeting yesterday and received the Oh Tue
Fire Patrol whieN referred back 10 the oohn''ee
and ordered TO be printed
John Lvprh of Ninety third ST, near Second
.ve fell from his cart ane run over yesterday In
Ninety-ninthst., between First and seccnd,fyes. lie
taken BONE by his friends and died III an eo"i aei
ward
Luther II. TallmsAge, age So years, OF No.
2ll seco1dst Brooklyn L. D., was killed yesterday
through being by truck in southst, between
arrested.
Henry Desmond of No. 40 Hamiton-st was
struck by James spelacy of No 1O7 washingtons with
bar OF iron yesterday and his injuries prSpaps %
lacy escaped arrest.
Efforts are being made by the residents OF
Yorkvie to establish line of steamboats, which sha
make hourly trips that part OF the city ana Peek
alp II claimed that the Harlem pOas iai W "oo'
rnodate the residents OF this section.
The Secretary of the Chamber of Life In
mrance re ports the amount paid by ~ companies
ane the month Of April pocy S e1 masd e ns
Iowments So, 272 2S total, Sl,s29llS 33
The Scholarship Mercury arrived IN the Lower
Bay yesterday, and will he towed up to har' iSliu
either today or tomorrow TIE GcmmssionTs 20
Charities aud Correction were not able TO comnS NUM- inc
with vessel and therefore had received no o'hef IN
formation in regard u H. ,,
The Committee Of Nine Of the Board of Alder
men who went to Albany Monday last to urge the
Governor to sign the Moore Rapid Transit bil have re-
turned The Committee say that they were kindly re-
ceived by the Governor and ne promised 10 give at
Moore hin and any other rapid transit hill when might
pass the Legislature the careful consideration which 80
important matter deserved
AT the annual meeting of the Associated
N,rly hold rho Met
Hotel yesterday, the following officers were elected Ior
the ensuing year: Joseph of Buffalo, President
Henry o. r Tucker OF Troy, Secretary ana %c
william Purcell OF Rochester, j. H. SekIeg OF ltiaca q;
e. Cuyler of Albany, Carol H. smth Oh oyIacus, anu
n Parker Williams OF Hudson, Executive Committee
A meeting of persons who were engaged In
the Homeopathic Hospital Fair occurred last evening at
Delmonicos. About two-thrds of the people present
were ladies' The chair occupied by Salem H. Wales
The principal business Of the evening % oa e amonn OF
the receipts Of the S24 O97 o. The net profit to
The Hospital this and other sources was announced
20 be s26 1872 u. The expenditures were 1914 81
The Summer time table of the New York,
EewIIaven and Hartford Railroad will 60 into effect ON
Monday The principal changes in the departure of
trains from this city will be as follows; An additional
train will be South Norwak, leaving the city at
Boston express via Springfield which now leaves the
cly AT * H. IN. will leave at and the Boston
Shore express which leaves the city at $40
p. ~, will leave at 10 p M
The American team had their usual practice
Bile and the made were cOrrespondingly small
Eight OF the members present among them Messrs
Fulton Gilderseeve. Yale, Garfield, Bruce, and Dakin
sns he next %ss by Major fulton 81 Late in the
afternoon the team praceed at tne ara raugc'
bedon England and the scores made were very saSiac
tOry.
The Committee of Ways and Means of the
NewYork Academy Medicine has purchased the large
brown stone building at No II West Thirty
atst the future headquarters Of the Academy ana
will formally transfer to the Society this evening when
the ne W building will be thrown open for inspection III
II intended 10 make this medical center where me
various societies can meet and members OF inc
Of the Academy, while the upper rooms VIII be deVoeo
10 the committees, societies and the library.
The two emblematical bronze pillars designed
for the main entrance Of the Masonic Temple Twenty
trs and sixthave placed in position yesterday
afternoon under of Ewood f. Thorne, Grand
Master These pillars intended to represent those
set at the entrance Of King soomons Temple called
cloud by day and the pillar OF fre by night which leo
nigh and s. 900 They designed by Napoleon
1e Bruu, the architect OF the building, were made by
Mitchell. Vance q Co., and of the finest quality OF
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Joseph Wild, ID. d., late pastor of
tne Seventh Avenue NJ E. Church, will be installed as
pastor Of the Union Congregational Church, in Elm
place, at y. IN. to-day
William Smith, age 80, of New-YOrk, while
nj work Yesterday fell the hold OF the bark Hancock
and received severe internal
He was taken 10 the Long Island College Hospital
Mansfield and Metternich Posts of the Grand
Army Republic have appointed Committee 10 ask
the Board Aldermen make appropriation of 500
toward deiray ns the expenses OI Decofatob Day III the
Eastern District.
Rebecca TarkintaQ, age 49, pleaded guilty
In Of Sessions yesterday to charge of grand
larceny, having stolen Jewels worth about 81 200 from
her employer. Mrs. Hodges. She Will be sont 10 re-
1ormatOTy Institution
Sixty-nine lots of $50 owned by Turner
Bres, on and near Ocean Parkway, were sold by public
auoioD yesterday at prices ranging from $3.50 to $40
eseh A. the prices were considered TO DC below iar
value the sale postponed TO June D.
The Mitchell Memorial meeting, TO be held
IN the Academy Of Music tonight will be presided over
by mayor Hunter Several prominent speakers arc ex-
pected deliver addresses and the owner OF lie ship
Jnlis nn, which brought Mr.. Mitchell from van Die-
mans Land 10 Francisco, IN 1898, mas pfOnseu 10
De present.
Moses II. Richards, proprietor OF the Park
Cafe cave $50 10 a man who described himself WIN.
H Bagiey, editor Of The american Commercial Times, In
return order for that amount on + NJ Gale, pub
Usher paper. Mr.. Gale pronounced Bagey an IN
poster the order bogus. Bagey was found at NO IA
Jayst Be lcsped from second story window IN az
teHp escape but captured ana committed lOr
trial in deta III of 500 bail.
Maria Idpper complained to Police Justice
Walsh that der husband James TuppeJ had abandoned
her She sad that she made his acquaintance on New
Years Day. yLey we're married 81. PatIcks Day, and
few DAYS upper left her, saying that he
TO Philadelphia business but would return soon
tanned that he hoo s1chcr wife and four children in ud
sonst, New-lork warrant was Issued for the arrest
0f Turpei, who appears To have fed
Remarkable csedulity was shown on Tuesday
evening by 6. A. sbuield who told curious story
Detective Sergeant Frost yesterday He said that while
he was walking in clinton-st. he was aecosed by "a
strange man, who aying that his pocket had been
pick ed asked for loan Of 50 80 enable him 10 return
10 h,s home in Providence r. l. Mr. shufeldt sent the
Ri. ding AZ