New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
NETWORK CITY.

migrants Castle Garden Nearly 1000 foreigners have or
rived the present week at this port
The laborers employed on the public works. about
1850 number. paid OF yesterday Nearly Onehaf OF
them have been discharged and their PLACES filled by Others
s snGG e Fasnss T Sr pa 'n' morning ny the
Association Hall will be open THE afternoon at
O'Clock for the first Of Of meetings Personal Work
for the Salvation Of Men The subequent meetings will be
%ersSn viii ese and The Kew Dr. lying % the rev
Parker, and others will take part I'm the meeting
The boats of the Peoples Line have been
thoroughly overhauled placed the berth at Pier No A.
North River The Richmond has been almost rebuilt,
and when put again the line will be- c aimed the finest
ye raS as s~ % n eSve
ture decorations. &c.
The stockholders of the Long Island Railroad held
meeting for the election Of directors for the
ensuing year, Tuesday last with tho following results
Henry Havemeyer, President; l.. Waterbury. T. G Have
meyer Peter Cooper g W. Lane w. H. Macy j. whmS1s
William Kavans. and {. Camblos.
The Church of the Puritans Presbyterian), on West
One and thirty ftht Ffhave, viii be ded
Gated tonight The following clergymen 1t IL announced VII
take part In the service: The Roys Philip Scha Thomas
Hastings d. d. NJ r. vincent d. d. John HSl d. y, George
and William Adams d. ID. The Rev. Edward l. Clark Is the
pastor of the church
Hugh Smith, an associate of of the chiefs of the
Ring pundered city Peter sweeny it was rnnored
yesterday had suddenly left the city, The friends OF MI
Smith upon inquiry made Of Them said that he hal not
Phelps fsy a aa thai the
sy y a s o a ether the
OF city authorities.
Coroner Croker took the ante-moreIn deposition
yesterday Of John CHINA is. native Of Canada who now
lying Bellevue Hospital 10 snppoeeddyng state from the
injuries sustained by being oe1 OF rom car NO VI
Avenue Railroad at Ffrstst Easter Sunoay
evening CHINA was riding on ne front platform ana s on
from which the car had eape The Jury gave Their GpSn
dn H '.S and also held Tt The Conductor
s he ana ana e iG TO await the
| result Of the Injuries
The annual meeting of the New-YOrk Diet Kitchen
374 Secondave yesterday afternoon Mrs. A.
H. Gibbons presiding There full attendance OF the
managers Mrs William C. Whitney, Secretary Of the Asso
cao read report which she stated that thirty patents
e a rG scR as e SS s cS r 1s sa
ss applied to the Of d asSsG MT az SS
extend the system to have diet kitchen in every
dspensay district as at FIRST snegcsed by pr G Ill Aws,sr
s5 SaI ii. '''N - '''''' 90 WV ''''
Charles d. Thompson, the defaulter, who shot
himself steamship Idaho Tuesday when about
to alleged defacaons from the Cove oundey
and Machine Company OF Providence for whom he had been
travelling AGENT reported last evening By the surgeons
discovered the location of the bullet which can only be
Gay by Pro- Goaiey Thompson YVES condition
last evening 70 rive clear account Of The na
Of ali mat securing around him. several Of
and under proper restrictions were permitted to converse Win
The Society and friends of the Presbyterian Hosp-
tai held the meeting In the chapel OF the ospi
tai Yesterday afternoon listened the reports VI the Sec
rotary Treasurer which showed prosperous state OF a.
President Lcuox introduced the Hev l Hutton
who delivered oDqralaOr address the evident
prosperity institution. and spoke OF tho great good which
had been and might be accomplished The Rev Drs Hsri
OCCASION maIng addresses During the year
there have been aoon 900 received FOR as
Thanhs were returned 70 ose IN nsfnse m sop
the skfn in which they have performed their adu
duties.
The County Treasurer received yesterday So, 00O.-
O0U. part Of the city's quota of the state tax
In accordance with mandainus, Mayor Hunter
signed yesterday warrant s6 fol The Of tie Park
Two men named a. J. COnry and T. A. Cleveland
were arrested yesterday for lottery dealing at No 4j5 Fulton
They had successfully carried On for one DAY the pI1ze
chrome" business
The case Of John Dayton, jr., againa Robert II.
petz called yesterday, before Judge Pratt in the Circuit
Court The action was for injuries received
BY GsIg srHs ~ Gosk g IRON y le VsTe Of s1o
for the plaintiff
Dr. Charles A. Muller three years ago agreed with
John exchange certain real estate III the city for
property NewJersey alleged to be worth $1,000 and with
good Dr. Muller asserts that it proved to be piece O"
worthless swamp land TO which Munchon had no title Action
was brought against Munchon for false representations and
the arrested The case pending in the Court
Of Appeals Meantime has begun suit against Dr.
Muller for laying his damages at $1,000
granted order Of arrest and the
rant was placed the hands Of Sheriff Conner OF York
on April young called upon Dr. Muller. In BROOKLYN
and told gentleman wished 70 him the nex day
In room StIdts Ht'ig Office Dr. Null
Ter went agreed upon, and he entered
the immediately arrested by Deputy Sheriff An
order was Judge 1apeD yesterday 10 show
why the order shOul not be yacoed the ground
ina. Dr. cnticel into the jurisdiction Oi the sheriff
o! Ncw.York 10 be arrested.
JERSEY CITY.
prisoner named George Fisher, confined at Snake
Ill., escaped yesterday.
The trial of Frederick Klennen, tho iefauting See
rotary Hoboken Savings Bank concluded yesterday
In the Court Of scs0na Albeit Summed FOR the de
onsp and District Opey for the state After
abseucc Of % inmates returned with verdict OF
guilty. The prisoner rcinanded iOr sentence
NEWARK.
The ladies of the Hill Street N. p. Church opened
a New England Tea Party last evening.
The Sunday passenger-bOat will begin running be-