New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

Another OF the brackets or the cosby cHan-
deiier In the over and Ternncr Courtroom fell yeser
day without warning. No ono was In the immediate
vicinity. The bIaokct wdch 1 II some months ago,
broke N in crowded courtroom, narrowly MESSING
Henry Bergh's head IN its fail.
The Trustees of the Tompbins Square
Homeopathic Dspensary held their first annual meet
Ing last evening During the pas year llt22 patients
we're under treatment ana 23792 prescriptions were
issued The receipts were sl27j i3, and tle eNpehu
itures $G0s
The Convention of Irish Societies last even
ing elected John ORelly as Grand Marshal for tho
parade on st. Patrck's Day. John Carroll and James
Burke were elected First and second Ads A comnlt INIT
,uiseloners 20 make arrangements for the parade
At the annual meeting OF the Board OF In
corroraOrs Of the Five Points House OF Industry !eS
terday afternoon, the following lrusees were eiected
for the ensuing year: Morris X Jrsup President "G9
Tor"ap CSsres E,y, Ftsiercl q. Foster Van Iens
solaer, ID. Lydig suydaD, David s. E<est'n.
An adjourned meeting of the officers OF the
officers OF the Second Brigade N G. held last even
ing in thc hiding school at No West Tnireenths for
,he purpose of cecting a Bigadicr-Gcneral Cen
variau presided. OIt of 10 votes ciSs. tol Nlm"r
received and Col COnk.ug7 7. Col Vilmir Was thera
fore duly elected General of the Second Brigade TO nj
the position lately held 10y Brlc.Gen Fdhk.
The efforts which are making by the mem
hers OF the Firs, and Second Divisions Of tho National
Guard OF this State to assist tho Washington Light
Infantry OF Charleston, c. IN raising fuSis for the
me- ting with gratifying success. far Is to bo held IN
Charleston. az which Boston, Now York, and Phadel,
mia Will be represented. each city being assigned
tables, where articles contributed from tho several
places viii be on saiS'
A meeting of the creditors of Henry ~
Morgan the produce dealer OF Waren-st, who failed
recently was held yesterday at the Office Of Edgar
Kctchum, Register in Bankruptcy, at No 10 Iutou-si
4 large nunucr u the Gre t0r5 were rcpr-scLtc hu
objections were raised against mlny OF their Claims
Claim, proved 10 the dnOnn Of S-Jb'J 3D. DAhiel
b. Ia lscad and InVMIs H. Newman TofI elected DO
sgnees.
Weston, the pedestrian, attempted yesterday
70 walk 80 miles without In II consecutive hours
at the Hppodrome. Parity the great strain on
mis- system caused by his labori last week and partly
owing TO a large boil Of his legs the attempt was
uneuccessiu The boil crimped Tn, muscles Of his limb
aud caused him to walk with noticclby pl1iui h.AP.
In the evening he made one nile M lO minutes ahd 4
scc0uds declaring that he wouid nIsn the distance
although "u turw lo $40 Ill t 10 DO 10 Ia the pre-
scriDed time. large NUMBER OF ladies' were among
| tDe audience.
About 200 delegates from the different
German organizations IN tas city met at the Tura Halt
TO make gcments for the meeting 10 be held
on Tuesday Wednesday evening oi next week at the
Cooper Institute to protest against the abolition ot
German ins sructiOu In tho puDle schools. The follow
Ing named gentlemen were ANNOUNCED rs speakers Al
| me mass meeting: Bayard Taylor Senator Carl
| ScLurZ, On. Goepp and =. Kiufmlnn Ever German
organization OF 100 members VIII contribute $, and
every or9anz t1on having more than that number OF
hiring the hall. EX-Aldcrman Radde WAS appointed
| treasurer.
The proprietors of several public bathrooms
where maq crade balls have been held received notice
last week that the law Of 1922 which prohibits the hold
iag OF any masquerade balls where money is collected
for admission under penalty OF heavy fine and mpris-
oument would be rIgdy enforced. Major G. Sauer OF
tho GermanIa Assembly Rooms and the proprietors OF
eyera other halls waited the Mayor ana asked him
whether that law had not become obsolete as II had NOT
enforced for years Tie Mayor Informed thc t"at
could not grant them any i"ct IA lie mater IGete-
upon the proprctors Of the Germ mia Assembly Rooms,
beethoven Han, Turn liai and Concorda Hall dra ed
.! bll aucIdl- tAe lazy b. authorizing the Mayors Of
Lc CIcs VI y, Vori AID Biuoi yu ~ grant rfts 10
hold qucGadr balls 70 sc persons As tley hall deem
proper Lx-AlIcrtuan Klaus sent TO Albany last
VIVA ddlic ttcs OF ho alnrudDeuts 10 deliver Z
senator Wood Nui Assembly han N.ehuer, w"1 nave
promised to iLtroduce the Dll into bon Houses at an
early day. -
The trial of Francisco San FilipNo, the
ALLEGED countcrf-itcr, WIS continued Yesterday the
Uaitei States Court before Judge BenedIct
At the meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
yesterday Daniel Walsh appointed City Assessor to
an the place made vacant by the decease OF John
GcDiarniad
A descent was made last night upon the
policy shop Of Bernard NcKcuna at No Il Unionst. BY
The Buicr-st police, and Joan smith, tho inter, and
eight players we're arfostcd.
David Dudley Field will repeat his lecture,
"Voyagng Aroald the World" at the Souh Prcsby.
terIan Church, at AmtY and Cllnou-sts, Thursday
evening. Tie lecture Will be given under The auspces
Of tao YOUNG Peopo Association and for the beLch Of
the Sabbath chool OF the church
At a meeting of the Brooklyn Bridge Direct
ors yesterday the following gentlemen were elected
the Executive Committee: Chas. j. Canda, James II.
Mclean. Lawrence Turrcne William Marshall j. & T.
htranaLan, William C. kingsley, and DAVID NJ. stone.
Mesrs Aspuwail. Motley Ihurbcr Carroll, Booth, and
Nicholas, were appointed 10 tAe Finance Committee
LONG ISLAND
WooDIAvEN.-At an early hour yesterday
morning party OF lahorers ouud, lying the track
the Brooklyn Central Railroad this place the dead
body OF woman Of Incorporate habits about 90 years
Of age known by the name Of Mary, who last
Sunday evening walking along the track. 1t at
irst thought that She d been the victim foul play
bat medical examination showed taat there we.o no
grounds for the suspicion.
JAMAICA.-TneodOre Lott 1S years OF age residing
with Ills pare1ts on the Mrrck plank road, taken
with falntIng fl yesterday morning while his way
three Lches OF waer aud suhOcaed before assistance
| could reach hIG
STATEN ISLAND
SoUruFIELD.-Assessors Doyle, Manet, and
Ohner received their assessment books yesterday and
will begin their work Immediately. The law requires
the completion Of Assessments in this town by May /,
ard the Assessors allowed pay for only thirty live
| days.
RcHMoSD-It is understood that q bill is be intro.
three Police Commissioners for cnmond county AZ
salary OF $500 each per year. $1,000 in all or The same
| allow u representative for each town.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| New wROCHELLE.-The trustees of this village
have adopted resolution, recommending tie town
board Of Vfhcers, to all trustees anc vestrymen OF
churches, and all owners OF public buildings halls
ment houses, ana to the Board OF Educ on
of school houses to have all places Of exit furnished
doors that may swing either way
NORTH TARRYrowS-The voters OF the village will
hold in,ir hrst election Tor village officers. March
president three trustees, collector, and
| TO be elected.