New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

In the case of Capt. Killalea, which was
adjourned until yesterday. the charges withdrawn
and the case was dismissed
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
Course will be delivered this evening in the great hall OF
the Union by George KEENAN,, on Life In Siberia and
Kamschatka."
Stephen II. Tying, aged II, son of the Rev.
Dr. Tying 1913 Madisonave accidentally discharged
a loaded revolver with which he playing in the
house last evening and shot himself through tbs cheek
Tho wound was not serious
In the case of Crofutt against Henry, Judge
Lawrence Of the Supreme Court has decided that an
order at Special Term refusing to default ia ap-
pealable and grants the defendant stay of proceed
ings pending the appeal proper security being gwen
An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Catherine Radey age Il years. of No 2i2 Cherryst
who died from injuries received by being over by
WAGON belonging to the United States Express Com
pany, on Feb. 10. 1t was shown that the horse was
easily frightened aud that the driver unable
trol INN and the jury rendered verdict OF accidental
DEATH censurng The Express Company Tor using Such
horse.
A temperance meeting, under the auspices
of the Sons Of Temperance OF New York, was held at
ste!nway Hall last evening. 1t was numerousy at
tended. A large number of the Sons OF Temperance
were present in full regalia The presiding officer was
r. J. Johnston: Devotional exercises were conducted
Rev Messrs b. Wakeley, ID. d., Thomas Whitaker Of
England aud W. c. Steel of Brooklyn An interesting
feature was O song by Charles T.. Hale, blind boy,
which was loudly applauded.
The Yale Alumni Association held its fourth
social meeting OF the Winter at Delmonicos last even
Ing Tho attendance Of graduates from the city and
abroad was very The literary exercises were Of
varied and interesting character Isaac H. Bromley do
livered humorous. imprompu address, relating many
amusing "reminiscences OF collage life, and graphically
describing the late intercollegiate yachting contest 81
Saratoga Brief addresses made by Charleo Tracy
the presiding officer, Henry A. Brown OF Philadelphia
tue Rev. DR.. Adams Gen. Joseph c. Jackson and Henry
Holt College songs wcre sung and collation. was
served.
Martin Specht's clothing store, at No. 200
Rivingtou-st.. was entered by burglars on Tuesday
night and 5000 worth Of property carried away
Detectives King. Holly and Lyon were put upon the
case. ana yesterday they arrested William sullivan aud
James Thompson on tho Bowery. whom they found In
the act OF removing . largo amount OF clothing and
cloth IN trunks and bundles. Mr.. Bpeoht Identified
t2so worth OF the property having been taken from
his store the night Of the burglary. Sullivan and
Thompson were taken 70 the POLICE Central Office. The
prisoners aferward arrsigped ct the Essex Mar
kct Police Station and held for trial.
BROOKLYN
The Brooklyn Board Of Underwriters have
resolved 10 allow rebate Of 10 per cent to the assured
Charles Caldwell, age As years, and residing
at No. All Warren-st. accidentally fell into the East
Nyss yssssseay. seaz the Perspoat s,prsA where ~