The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08
NEW YORK CITY.

Rev. Or. De Solamendes lectured last night on
.The Expulsion or the Jews rom Spain ana Their
Readmission into England.n
The Young Mems Woman Suffrage League held
a meeting yesterday ut hich Professor Robert A.
Gum. NJ. d., delivered an address on "Woman's
Rl2hts.n
The body OF the unfortunate victim or the Frank
fort Hotel IRE. who was nc FIRST supposed 70 be
william Morris, mas been ldentIned as David Reeu
OF TINS city.
Last night Captain Van Dusen, OF the Fifteenth
precinct succe eded in closing several disorderly
houses In his precinct ana arrested large num-
Der OF women.
Last night John snyder, child, residing with his
parents at No. 216 avenue q, accidentally fell
from the second story window TO the sidewalk
and died shortly alterward.
Professor Il. I. Brewster delivered free lecture
at hutchinson Hall. Union Square, upon the
structure OF the earth, which he consideres hol-
low, with openings at the poles.
Julia McGorty, living at No. 800 West Twentieth
street, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at her
residence without medical attendance. the Cor
onrr was notified 10 mold an inquest.
A ladies' fair is now being held in the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the Holy Sepulchre, in Sew
enty-iourth street, between Lexington and Fourth
avenues. the proceeds to he devoted TO the poor
OF the parish
William johnson, or Maine, sailor on the
schooner Steadman, lying at the loot OF West
Twenty-secoud street, North River, accidentally
fell ana shot himself in the leg. INJECTING slight
wound, yes eruay morning. He was attended by
Police Surgeon Wade.
The new Italian school building, at No. 100 Leon
ard street. near Centre, will be opened to-day with
appropriate exercises. Mr. William A. Booth, the
President OF the ChIdren's Aid Society, will pre-
size, and William Cullen Bryant ana DR.. Henry G.
Potter, OF Grace church, will probably speak.
A woman named Hannah sullivan was found
early Tuesday morning III II the boathouse loot or
1920 street. She was examined by DR.. Howard,
who ordered her TO be taken TO the Infant Hospi-
tai, where she was properly tended ana the Com
mssoners oil Charities and Correction were notl-
fed.
The total disbursements OF the ST. George So
cety for the month OF March were, cash value,
S52l AZ, distributed among 2s2 persons, OF whom
L3 were aided with lodging and meat tickets, IA
with rent. with coal, II TO return TO England. 10
to proceed TO the interior, and obtained situa-
tons
Monueny Johan, living at No. So Mulberry street.
was knocked down and beaten last night at the
corner OF Charlton and Hudson streets, by party
OF 'longshoremen, who felt themselves aggreved
at MIN. The injured man was taken to the
Twenty-eighth precinct station house where ne
was attended. No arrests were made.
Cornelius X. Sutton was buried yesterday, from
his late residence, No. 239 Fifth avenue. The
services, cond ucted by Rev. Dr. ormiston, were
attended by numerous relatives and friends OF
Mr.. sutton. The casket containing tue remains
ana the floral gifts were OF the most elaborate
description. The interment took place at Green
wood.
The funeral OF Captain Pierre Graud late of the
Scnoolship Mercury. took place yesterday from
the residence OF his father No. 432 West Twenty
third street. The remains reposed In a very hand
some rosewood cloLh covered, silver plated
casket The Moral tributes were numerous ana
beautiful. After bre1 funeral services tne re-
mains were taken to Greenwood cemetery Tor
interment.