The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
NEW YORK CITY.

Marshal Stevens granted $50 licenses during the
past week. and received S461 IS.
the Board OF Excise received for licenses
granted the past week the sum OF $l0.733 3d.
Patrick Lynch fell from the rigging OF tine steam
ship Egypt yesterday and was Instantly killed.
General samuel P. Spear. who was an officer
during the late war, Is now lying dangerously Ill
ut st. LuKe's hospital
Richard Murphy, younger brother OF the late
Collector Thomas Murphy was yesterday ap-
pointed an inspector in the Custom Heuse.
The police made ,70s arrests during the last
week, and the Bureau or Vital statistics reported
$50 deaths. 4l0 births, 1876 marriages and So still
births.
Joseph Pandolfo. OF No. 10 Jersey street. died
at Bellevue Hospital yesterday from the effects OF
staos received IN light Of his residence on the
18th inst.
Five steamships sailed yesterday for Europe.
carrying out $50 cabin passengers and 100 steer
age passengers. which Is a larger number Dy lar
than on any previous SATURDAY ior three month";
past.
the regular annual meeting and election OF the
alumni OF Columbia College Law School win be
held In the lecture room OF the Law scnool, No.
Great Jones street, on Monday evening April 10
at eight O'Clock.
Henry Lockyer, OF No. 2o2 FIRST street, Hobo
ken, while at work az No 1913 warren street, yes-
tetday morning. accidentally fell through the
hatchway. injurIng himself severely. He was
taken to the PARK Hospital
Bridget Oonners residing az No. Il Henry
street, was found yesterday morning &C the cor
serious wounds on the nose ana forehead, indicted
by Denis Moran IN an alteration the DiRnt pre-
vlous. she Was sent TO Bellevue HOSPITAL
The Board or Police Commissioners have under
advisement the proposition TO abolish me Second,
Third and Twenty-eigntn precincts ana divide
them among tine First Fourth. Filth and Eighth
precincts, and Is - probable tnat the cnange wiz
be Officially announced az the next meeting.
NJ me PrO0UCN
Exchange neld yesterday Messrs. J. P. Robinson
and Edward AMMAN were added 10 the delegation
wnicn Will proceed TO Albany tomorrow 70 be
present at the tuesday session OF the Legslatnre.
at winch time II Is expected the canal tolls WIZ De
made the special business
on Friday night an attempt was made to rob
the private house No. at East Twenty-iourth
street. one OF the windows In the basement
story was broken IN by James MCGUIRE, who was
found by the proprietor, Charles HaTman, IN ons
o the rooms OF tine mouse. He was arrested and
neid Tor trial at the General Sessions.
TWO children, named Rose OXFORD and JohH
Brown, aged respectively two aud three years
we're run over oy car No. 80, OF the Belt line, al
the corner OF Eighteenth street and Tenth avenue
yesterday AFTERNOON. Inc FORMER cleo leN
hours aiterward, but the latter was only Sights
injured. The driver was arrested and the Coroner
notified.
Cars we're run on the Greenwich street Elevsted
Railroad yesterday for the Hrst time since the
10th inst. Crossres have been laid along the en-.
tire track aud every column has been strength
ened by placing l0ur new braces beneath. Si1
new cars nave been Duht ana two new dummlea
Will shortly ne put on the road. The company
announce that after tomorrow the running time
from tue Battery TO Thirty-fourtn street Will DO
only fifteen minutes.
The annual festival OF the children connected
with the school and chapel OF st. AIMS Protestant
Episcopal church. situated at No. 254 West Elgh-
teenth street, took place yesterday. Brief I'D
dresses were made by the Rev. DR.. Gallaudet, Rev.
Jonn Chamberlain and the REV. Mr. Krauz. Tine
school was organized ABOUT seven years ago, and
has q daily average attendance or 100 children.
on saturday sewing aud needlework Is taugnt,
ana many or the children wear articles OF tneir
own manufacture.
Captain W. K. Browne, who commanded
gunpoat during the late rebellion, aud In which be
diu good service for the Onion, Is delivering
course OF popular lectures IN the principal cltieI
OF the North on "lsles OF the Sea- and Lille u
Africa.n IN ais last lecture, before the youna
ladies' OF Professor Wesps seminary, In Bro0kuna
Captain Browne referred IN euiogstic terms %
the ieat MIR. stanley performed In discovering Dr:
Livingstone at Cn Captain Browne described
African lie ia deiatl. and as he was our American
Consul at Gaooou, on the West Coast or Africa,
hrs pictures we're true 70 the life. Captain
Browne expects 10 deliver very shortly DIS Lille
Ia Area De.ore New YORK audience.