New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
NETWORK CITY.


| The monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sunday school
Teachers Association hold this evening in the Calvary
| Church IN West Twenty thiTdst
Fifteen candidates for admission to the Bar ap-
peared for examination before the Committee ap
pointed by the Supreme Court
The Managers Of the Methodist Tract Society held
quarterly meeting Yesterday Az address was delivered
! by Dr. Parks Of New. Orleans
| The cooking lessons will he resumed at the Free
Training schools at No 30 East Tenthst NOV. under
the direction Of a competent teach.E
James ". Sherwood and Charles J. Van Name,
sS; rs S ysn Ss s yesterday nd an assign
Postmaster James states that all letters for New
Oundsnd must be prepaid 10 fn at The rate OF six cents for
every hail ounce or they VIII not be for"a;tcd
The 500 or 600 members of the deaf and dumb in
situations in This city have permission visit the American
Institute Fap-a visit which AFFORDS Them great interest
| Four cases of sudden death were reported yester-
day Mr Alexander Of 80 GA East Siyhsi Joseph Mau'
Ier Gamble and William II. Lambert Of so 1jl7 Broad
way.
W. +. GrifiS, for five years resident of Japan,
VIII lecture upon street Life that country this evening in
the SUNDAY Of the Chapel ST Augustine at o.
262 PowcTy.
Gen. Roy Stone has applied for permission TO erect
trial section Of his ngerack elevated rapid transit railway
in this city II Understood that he desires to put up the
structure in the city Han PARK.
AIgernon :. Sullivan has been appointed Public
Administrator in place Of Isaac Dayton lie yesterday TOOK
oath Of office before Judge EIady o the supreme Court
and Will 10 day enter upon his duties.
Cabinets containing 1--WE serooscopic views of THE
TRIBUNE Publication Office, from negatives 10y George hiand
The National Photograph COMPANY have been PLACID IN ,ne
reading Of the principal hotels ia TINS cry ana ii"0f
pEia
James Johnson of No. 80 Nonroe-st. aud James
Watson OF 100 T. Gusrreei yesterday morning in
3l and aeon stabbed johnson IN he
abioinVn with penkniic lnhcIng ad'ngeou, "Vld AT
arrested.
Mayor Wickham yesterday sent Il letter TO the
Committee Of onsirn,rS recently appointed by hin To examine
the wan the lot Of canal st. directing them To- make
thorough and careful examination oi te eondi'a Of Tie val"
new process of refrigeration, by the use of am
mona brought 10y gr,a pressure 10 low temperature has
INTRODUCED into this cir' from Paris II is app to
trn ar IN the foous pnIc dfy very cola
without the Use Of ice
The Inman steamship City Of Ncw-York. due here
Monday arrived and inquire, have been
made by those who have friends on boani bn no anxiety -
te a, 70 her safety by Tie offers OF ne S.Isy as 'ps ~
oyordue three or four days.
The Ion Fernando Wood loctured last evening in
Continental Hall, at Thirty foarth 81 and Eshiave ON
LAND We Live In The lecture was undcr tc auspices
Of - Patrick Mnna Aacs amt ltn,,on a.''eaiio@
phans of The Twentieth Ward Branch.
AT the meeting of the Dock Commissioners yeStcr-
day Engineer ia chief ordered digo piers at the
io,t Of Threlh Thirty fourth rhi'ty9hh foy.iNh amt
hundrc'i4nd. twcnt, -hthst., Harlem River.
The new boat house at Central Park, to stand on
the edge where IN, grand drive Approaches most
closely rapidly buldng 1t will exhibit ornamental WOOL
work without and within Another q The recent improye
system, will be open to the public by the erd Of next
week
The inspection of the Fire Department was CON
tnued Yesterday by Assistant Chief Shay. The 1hiri Bat
talon consisting o Companies Nos - 20 ~ 30 and
looA and Ladder .omp2ny 80 and ne fSulih Ha,iSio,
s. Hook and Ladder Companies Nos and . we're
examined.
As the Brazilian Mail Steamship Company has de
cueG carry Para, Rio Janciro aud nrghbong
ports unless receives annual subsidy FROM the Govern
ncn there nav, been no direct mails h.iGen ths cy ahd
Brazil tor month. \ P'" u no" IN cacnl;iion anoug
the merchants asking for some arang cement by which at cas
monthly malt may 10 had
Among the inmates of tho Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb II young deafmue who last yeaI made total,
blind by tue smallpox. With the help OF the gulang1agr
learned the instructors teach him To read
ncson Is utrn.c 0ainng ideas. is au, It
such ~ that Of Laura Brldgplan.
The Founding Asylum bas just entered upon its
year During IT, x;tence $500 chiicn have been
received three onrihs o whom, it T. believed, would other
have cei 1000 mothers have been sheltered and hun
s56Sy hayine been spent ia til, WAY Thrfc are ii76
chn and 100 MUSES. under the cave aud control OF the IN
Communications were received by the Mayor yes
tcrday the York Liquor Dealer Protective Union
AMI tie Saloon keepers organization, complaining that
members bccn e>i,d the charge NJ otng The TX
r+e dN &rn ihi h'h ail'u ir l'' f T ~, anu
ycsae hrse chaigc3 and grant the conpaats
a LcaIInS
A passenger on Thm-avc. ear yesterday of
frcd The conductor 20 nh III payment oi his fare, saving
be had only two cents IN change The conductor refused
To- change the hill and pnt him Last week three
bills the ~ ddcsman Nai mai Bank al thcag"
passed upon oi TIE Third line BY
| VINO 90 iad no lanSc"
The Sub-C Committee Of the Republican State Conn
appointed 10 hear the complaints Of those Republicans
who derrd themselves masy rca"d by the leaderso the
this city held another session
l1ith Avenue Hotel Afiayts Rrcsrurd Re-
the charges that IN ccf,in districts GOOD Repnb
hears net allowed 10 nave any 'olcc IN the ORGANIZATION
that by this system OF prescription the
Republican vote - diminished.
Among tho waits Of the Chdrcn's Aid Society
Wa orphan gr WHO Of the last party
10 60 the West Her only relatives tNO broes WHO
two years ago. disappeared and suppose" that they had
Just a. the little girl turning 10 leave the
Office arranging fOr her departure boy datvd mp TO
~ her brothers He, tpp hal been
vagabOnd and had dri!if into TIE kiyngOn 81 boys lohg
ing house. IN, two went West together.
BROOKLYN.
Gcn Dakn was unanimously chosen last evening
Tor Prrsd, Mt Of the Amateur Rifle club.
The infant daughter Of the late Rev. George B.