New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
IHCIuREs AND MEETINGS.


The Rev Richard g. Storrs, ID. d., Of Brooklyn,
viii deliver Of the annual Of lectures before Ia"
Association Art IN the church OF the Rev. Dr.
Rogers al Ffthave an Tweniyhrstst this evening lis
subject will be the Libraries o: Europe"
At the meeting of the Board of Police Justices on
Saturday evening the following assistant clerks were ap
pointed for years John d. Lincoln, James NC
Ga Abraham Brown JON Mr r. I foo 1a @ JOIN
McKeon John Dnrul J9senn r. btl hr' E,t r r
snagi.
At the meeting of the American Temperance Union
Yesterday afternoon Robinson Hail. Sixteenth st. near
broadway address del vered by W. Hilton OF Provi
dence r. He said thai there was peculiarly about tre
aur that little TO he sld for all the argument was
ace as now Inc the IFS first efforts were to
mems Appetite but raona6le limits ior or S.s
founded on tie doctrine OF sell denial.
Dr. l. l. Hayes the Arctic explorer, addressed
ars audience at Cooper Saturday evening ir
the series of free lectures to be delivered during the
Fall and Winter The speaker was introduced by the Hon.
Abra Hewitt aud reviewed parts of his experience IN me
to traverse Of the open Polar sea ba te d not
know that the discoUry o. sI1 sses s mankind was d
with longing for kno ledge and truth DR. ieyes nesfip
n1v 81 Arrt. VIEWS were exhibe with sereopcon
A meeting was held in the Madison Square Pres
byerien Church last evening behalf OF the NewYork City
Miss ons made the Rev Geo. HIATT Of DE
witt Chapel the Rev. A. F. sehaufer Of ohVet Chapel ana
tie Rev. pr Tucker Pastor Of e crsGs L STo Of ia se
o1k The c ~ smpioys 80 ssonar7es WHO have made
SSsr reoyl " sap"o four aTgr saSE POOLS in when
5cQ children are anght and several az @ sfn
%nss se ao p 80. tnat %ss ee of the
q this year. and lss s paTr w W.
NEW YORK CITY.
The police made 1,670 arrests last week.
The trains on the new railroad from High Bridge
to Yonkers stopped running for lack OF patronage
At the Bureau of Vital Statistics there were re-
ported last week births deaths ami 1913 marriages
Justice Wandell Of the Harlem Police Court in
severl o. ses brought before ,o has
oeipt rom Excise Board is of no avail
The Sheriff. under tho foreclosure Of a chattel
mortgage taken possession Of hs furniture Of tho Pres
The Pastors Association of Harlem has decided to
hold special meetings for conference and prayer In all the
churches III each afternoon tor one week, begin
uiDg Nov IL.
The order If United Irishmeu Redvivi has tried
another one OF its foi and condemned him to
deah Patrick Walsh is tho alleged traitor and makes TIE
third person condemned
Willie Edward Brooks was passing up Seventh
ave. near Twenty sevcntst last evening he was struck on
the head with club by unknown person, causing
slight scalp wound
I.aac sweet, age Go, died suddenly in eating
saloon on ghth.ave at 1880 p. or Saturday He had
dIoppeI to uo noOr and expired instantly
The foreign mad on Saturday consisted Of 81 ,217
l9 papers Berlin ana inc
took Il ar,v amonnt tie remainder icing carrie by
the Bolivia. Carondelct, and city of gal ves.On
Frank Burke, Matthew and James Krwan, Michael
jenkins. and John Pet living at the upper end OF the ety.
near Fraye were arrested yesterday for Otous conduct
IbcY had ldulge in free hsht iurlng which Ter Wais
John Hickey, and Patrick ho,nahan were severely beaten
James Harding and Orlando Phelps, two boys who
resided on Forty second attempted sat
ursy To North River The boat came in con
tact with canal 0oa and wa unset iar nS Tas dro"neu'
Otto Stake steward of the Army ani Navy Club,
atsconieA ew week. ago 5000 Clubs funds On
Saturday rs arrested At the Grand Union Hotel AMI ar
The sx awnaoa IN the case Nil DO held today.
The Jefferson Association. tho Lawrence McCor-
mick Club Deutsche Independent Club OF the ANth
Assembly trcr, male orcLhght procession on satr
mr. rsIdenee on F.it ave- Emanuel b tart also
naded a ba .one Ia F1tytmr
Frederick Griiiitns entered the Twenty Pre-
cinct station HOUSE, yesterday, showing slight
stab his shoulder which he s he had received al
Thirty and seventh ave. While ENGAGED IN an aiterea
Eighth drtbhs's wosnl Was dressed and he went
home
The Children's Educational Relief Association has
be.n organized TO clohe and welfare of such
dest children from the lack OF helping han might
be- forced TO give upaueudanee at G puzzle scaos dprinS
Broadway.
The Lard Committee of the Produce Exchange
having testimony the disputed contracts Of Gould
H. Thorp against Theodore Perry bail and bear broker
respectively, Decided thai fair market pce Tor l
On ue 80 ltts pound and ta VI PerTys rin
cpals difference between that price and the
tell cOnlracts-
Gen. NewtOn's recommendation for the expendi-
TURF by the Government IN the Improvement OF
the channel OF Harlem iver will DO advocated In Congr,ss
Is stated by BENJAMIN A. Willis The department Of arL !,
estimates plans for two bridges across Harlem
liyer one wood Maiscnaye. 10 cost $4,000 Ana
suspension bridge above High Bridge 10 cost t2OOooo
| An English steamship Company has been organ
red To take the place Of the NewYors and Brazilian steam
,b,o line controlled by Commodore GARRISON which with