New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The steamship Republic yesterday iandcd oo'
immigrants at Castle Garden
The Rev. II. De Witt Talmage delivered q
lecture the Homes OF NewYork AMI Br"3kyn, IT., IN
aid the African Methodist Church Oh PecKsk at 'he
Cooper Institute last evening.
The regular monthly reception of the Society
OF the Rev. O. b. FrotnIngham's Church occurred last
evening at Lyric Hall. Tho apartments were filled by
youthful members OF the church ana their TRENDS Ine
evening passed IN the enoymeni OF dancing music
and dramatic readings the latter being gwen Ny Mis-
Abby Sage Il CHI Irdson.
In q suit brought in the Court of Common
Pleas by George W. Butt for the hire of carriages used
by members Of the Board OF Education In their visits OF
iospectiOn 10 the public schools the city demurred that
tho Of Education could not bind the city for any
suc purpose. Inc demurrer argued yesterday be-
fore Judge Larremore wno reserved his decision
A vocal concert will be given tomorrow
evening at isonc Hall, at sixtn,ave aud Twenty
third-st in aid OF poor OF the Thirteenth Ward 1t
has been rendered the Twentieth Ward Councl OF st.
JvAn's Guild by Alberto Laurence. Among me slnnr'
announced are Miss Mary Talman Miss Anne Bore.
Miss Alice Clark, Miss Gertrude Orine, Madam DC
Kyther Thomas Mosher, Harry NJ Jones, aud F. W. H.
Crane.
The Temperance Union for Christian Women
has elected officers for 1875. as follows: President,
Mrs. Mary C. johnson; Vice Presidents, Mrs Jackson
Mrs spcman Mrs Goodrich, Mrs. Ladd, and Mrs Mari
nor; Secretary, Mrs. NJ Il. Hart; treasurer, Nrs'
Dunclee. Tue Society is composed ef f-w aqes mem.
III the temperance cause for year past
Gen. Newton and a number of persons who
desired to alter certain waternes near arantine yes
terday appeared before the Pilot Commissioners and
asked their opinion to the effect of the proposed
change III the ndroor whether such change was de-
slrable. The Commissioners they would consider
the matter and send their conclusion to STATE sensor
King, who mad submitted the question Iof HcH Ne"-
toms confederation.
The agents of the two lines of steamships
winch run u Hamburg from tins city state that they
have not received any additional information in regard
TO tho consolidation OF their lines, except telegram
which that the directors OF Doih lines nave eoGic
TO understanding Ia regard to tue matter, ana tha
meeting OF he stockholders OF the two companies would
held in few days TO ratfy the agreement ana agree
upon bIsls OF proportonate ownership
1t has been stated that Col. De Kay, Gov.
Dixs Secretary his testimony before tho House Sup
ply Investigating Committee, said that the new Ca2ito
Snperncndeuts salary was inserted by order OF e1-
Gov DIX Mr.. Waehuer, Chairman or the committee
airessed "A letter TO the exGOvernor upon the SUBJECT
TO when reply will he made to-day Gen DIX say tna
hc does not think Col d. Ry gave such testimony;
-,l unable give any opinion as no mas not yet
read the testimony.
The hearing Of motions in equity cases, and
OF cases on the y calendar for the February term
of tie United States Circuit Court. VIII be resumed at
,bo Faulty Court room at No. n Chambers-st, on
Tuesday March %. at II a. Such calendar will be
continued AS the equity Calendar Tor the ApIlI term,
but further may be noticed Tor sdch term, ana
placed at the foot ot me cehu!T, tne notices 10
gwen aud the notes OF issue be filed according to the
usual practice.
Annie Magee of No. 5lj Tenth-ave., drew
out 81 800 Of her savings in the Williamsburg Savings
Bank, and gave the money to Robert Simpson, residing
the same house, to deposit for her in tim West Side
Savings Bank III ElGhtLave- and Twenty fOurtn-t THIS
sinpsou dli but IN his own nanc and IL yes
erday then lie has not been seen by Miss Mage
gave information OF the fraud last evening at the
TEentetn Precinct statou-house when detectives
the trace or .le deduIlei So lar Without
avail
The central body OF the property owners met
last evening IN the Free e. school IN FOurth-st
with Mr. f. fraud in tho chair, and made u protest
az nst any change being made III the city charter, and
requesting in case 1t deemed absolutely necessary to
make any, a commission be appointed by the Lrgis
laturc TO the amendments which should be SUD-
tfel TO me popl of TINS city foc their action pro.
test adopted the proposed repairs 10
Mi now cfnr, The legislature holding that ali officials
the city government must reside wituin lis HINTS
The Local Board of Steamboat Inspectors
Will to-day begin investigation inIO the causes of the
collision between the tug boats Ii. A!ramford and I.
watts and tomorrow Will Inquire into the cause OF the
collision between the New-Haven steamer Eniitz and
the southampton. It expected tHat the
pilots OF the Morisana boat Suady SIc aud or tue tug
BOAT Mary winch vas sunk py tue orn.r Ia tne reg
last Monday, would have rendered Their respective re-
ports yesterday 10 the Inspectors Ou thcy Ideu ~ 10
90, and their statements are expected to-day
The Beard Of Appeals of the National Trot-
ting Association met in extra session at tho Everett
House III this city last night and agreed to meet
Ma, A. at 10 o'clock in the morning, at tue Grand Pd
ci1c Hotel Chicago H. for the purpose OF giving better
f.chtes t. persons the West WHO nave before
prior TO tho irOttlnR season. ms ho'eneut was VIZ
ualy resolved upon December last, IT their regular
meeting account or the increasing number OF the
cases from the West going before the BOdri aud was
only post pOncd unt present time at the desire OF
tue members, with the hope tuIt thc attenddhce wOa1d
be Larger than they have been heretofore IL Is the
unanimous determination OF the Board To ~ regulate
ITS meetings hereafter, that ~ VAL Accommodate eacn
section Oh the coA4tlJ'
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