New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1Obh III
The Produce Exchange yesterday resolved
TO adjourn over Good Friday.
At the meeting of the Pacific Mail Directors
Yesterday the resignation OF Rufus Hatch Managing
Director was accepted.
James Parton will give his lecture, One
Hundred Years Ago." at Unity Chapel, Harlem, THIS
evening, at o'clock 1t - one OF the free course
At Castle Garden yesterday, 1886 immigrants
were landed The Hosata brought 2ss; the Spain. $40
the Cimbrla Iis; the Cllabria. 1872, and DAmerque
Tue number Of arrivals thus Tar this week 10 nearly
AGO.
At the annual meeting of the Americas Co
terle, held last evening" the following officers were
elected; ]. Lang weinheimer President; Charles A.
Walker Vice President Curtis T. Mapes, Secretary GEO.
w, Levinus Treasurer.
A Communion Service commemorative OF the
Institution OF the Lords Supper will be held athc First
Reformed Episcopal Church, Mt FOrtyseyenth-st. ana
ID d.. will assist aud deliver an address. Tomorrow
morning Heury Marley will preach.
The Young Mems Charity Association VIII
give reception the evening OF the 3Oh at the Lex
ipgton Avenue Opera House, at Lexlngtonave., and
Fifty-eighthst Among the prominent movers In che
M ~ are r Me q Riov IVY w. MeT G. r. opGySo NJ L.
profits are maid OF a verify CHARITY.
William Gordon became engaged in scuitie
in the poEer at No 925 Waters, Yesterday, and
received severe internal injuries that VIII prooaby
proye fatal Gordon was accustomed to frequent this
and being vagiant his company was nOG
reIished by other persons who went there. quarrel
led TO fight In which Gordon was kicked W tlo aDuV
men. None OF his ASSISTANTS could he idenilhed
A concert is to be given this evening at the
First Baptist Church, corner OF Park-ave aud Thirty
ninthst., for the benefit OF the sundayschOOl. Tho
music will be furnished by the orchestra and advanced
pupils OF the Grand Conservatory OF Music uhdef tue
direction OF Prof L. EDerbarj, ana tue programme III
cludes BeethOyen's Heroic Symphony, and vocal piano
forte and violin selections ny Misses everett anu DA9'S
| Ter and Messrs. WOotcOck. Klmpng ahd Keru'
| Richard Lambert, age 25, conductor on the
Third Avenue RIiroad and residing at No L16I Second
ave.. while riding the front platform OF Second
Avenue car yesterday morning. about O'clock lost his
foothold at FOrtyffth-st. AMI was thrown from the
In his efforts to recover himself ms head was
whrled under the wheels aud they passed directly over
his neck nearly severlng MA head from his body lie
killed instantly. Tne driver OF the ear was arrested
| and Coroner WOltman was assigned to an mVcstga-
| ton Of the affair.
In the case of Jacob B. Stoclvis, Coroner
Kesser issued warrants yesterday for the arrest OF
Robert Cunningham. keeper Of the Yorkville Police
Court Prison. and Of Dr. Walter jayne, physician at the
Workhouse. Tde warrants placed in the hands OF
Capt Mount Of the Nineteenth Precinct Police and tho
prisoners will appear before the Coroner To-Day TO give
ball pending the action OF the Grand Jury me GROUND
upon which Coroner makes these arrests s the p0r-
ton OF the verdict OF the CorDners jury which mas
death aggravated ny want OF proper medical aid
and treatment and nourshment while conhned III the
| Police Court Prison and in the WOrkh0uSe'
| Inc O0GSS lOiuuduCHJ dJ llO NtIC lhbClht
tional No 29i Bowery, is still in progress. IL is com
posed OF the best players the city, who have
| been divided into five classes, according TO their
strength and the Of which handicapped aud
nlay of the prizes The following Is the list OF players
First Cass-MackensIe AlberOnl, Demar, Mason. Bar
! nett Smith, CrOsDe, L'ndchn. Second Clasy-BLrnes,
! RYAN. Peek, Avery, O'NeIll McCutcheOn, Crawford,
| thompson, Dryer, Randolph. TbirJ CIass-Lmoeck,
! WHITAKER, Pryor, DIYis Ffankel, Scharmer. Enren-
seller Islel, Gldsm IN. FJurtn Cass-Y'rrath. Men
doshpn. HOYev, Griffith, jacobson, Kenneren her,
GraffS, Kass Fifth CaSs-OHer, LlugelAnd. Edwards,
| KOe Puvermanu, Hudson, Howard.
The German Committees who called the mass
ing last week. for the purpose OF protesting against
the discontnuance of German instruction in the public
schools. held a meeting at the Turn Hall last eveping
Morz Elnger presiding. Mr. o5endOrfer said that he
and the other members Of The Committee appointed to
wait the Board OF Education had called upon Wm. IL
Nelson the President Of the Board and presented hin
with the resolutions that passed the meeting
and assured him their confidence in him and IN the
Board generally. Mr. Nelson replied tuat would lay
the resolutions before Board hoped that de-
csion acOrv to all would made. The Treasurer
then submitted his report which showed that $7s7 mad
been collected aud $299 IS expended the meet
ing On motion, 1t resolved to print 1000 copies
Of the proceedings OF the meeting III Ergsh aud
German In pamphlet form. At their next meeting the
Committee will organ permanent association for the
| preservation Of German IN the puOlic schools.