New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
NETWORK CITY.

Three more days will be given to the COM
neor- for positions on the American rife team for their
shooting These days are April %, hay 1, and May d.
The Produce Exchange Committee appointed
70 Use their influence In favor Of reduction In the canal
tolls, left this city last night for Albany
The immigrants who were landed yesterday
at Castle Garten numbered 1,2J4 Tho Cornwall, from
Bristol brought 20 the Holland from Liverpool 100,
aud the City OF Chester. nom the same port looo
The Excise Commissioners stated yesterday
that they would place in the hands Of the CITY Chamber
lain within "a honrs upw"rd 81 $io'ooo' the re'e'p''
OF the Office during the past week
At the meeting Of the Emigration Commits
sioners today is understood that their sours" IN the
future and the sdvsaby Of their resgnaton or rctsn.
mittees on Retrencbment Will also be submitted.
Dennis Callaher, age years, OF No. l4s
Cherryst., was run over last evening by o bhr'k'r
Street Railroad yellow lne In the New b1wery;
near POosevpst and fatally injured lie was 'oWn "
the Park Hospital snd Prank Murray the driver Of the
car, arrested.
A number of young gentlemen, who last
night gave an amateur minstrel performance at the
Theaer the Union League Club, will repeat their per
fomance for the benefit Of the ser, ants wat;rs aho
which partially destroyed the building.
A committee of the Produce Exchange,
headed by President Eison called yesterday upon the
Mayor and solicited his aid in securing cheap trans
portation and terminal facilities Inc hay"n "a s,,;n
sent, and the committee LETT communication Se'Hs
forth the object OF their Whit
The annual reception of the Five Points Mis-
zion School No. 81 Porkst will be held this evening.
The exercises will consist Of SONGS Rotations hand,
ralisthenIcs anl spelling match by the children of tDc
Mission, and addresses by Cen Clinton D. FISK ana
others.
Coroner Croker held an inquest yesterday III
regard the death o: John CHINA, who died from inu
res received through being joted of from the rom pa
form OF ear No. 90 OF the Avenue Railroad ne
The testimony showed that death resulted from yebl1a
and exhaustion and the jury held the ailioad COMPANY
accident ina-mucb ~ The SWITCH hah
not been properly secured but eNoDeraied rho conductor
and driver from all blame. and they were accordingly
discharged from arrest
The annual meeting of the Columbia College
Alumni Association was held last evening at No Great
Jones at, Jarnes l.. Adams presiding new eonsutn
ton aud bylaws were adopted for the Association, and
dent James r. Adams; First Vice President, W W.
add second Vice President John proa,t rhITd Mice
President, W. .. Mar 6ecre,ary Leicester T. Holmes
Treasurer, Z. L Elliott Alumni Orator, the Hon. Will
liam Walter Phelps.
The ifty.sixth anniversary Of the establish
ment Of Odd Fellowship in the United States was oeie-
brst.d la evening by special exercises In which the
Grand officers took part, at irving Hail. by Warren
Lodge No 81; Mechanics Odcp No 13 aud AInaranths
hid IL. celebration at e. rmania Assembly, Rooms and
Nassau Lodge No. 49, OF BROOKLYN OF the Brookyn In
This evening az odd FelIows Hail. M Grand and Centre
Sta, and Aileghany Lodge, 40. lsa, at Turn Hal.
A meeting of representatives of the various
German sociotes Of this city held at tho Turn Hall
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given 10 Senator by the Germans OF this city
tomorrow evening ut Demcnico's. Gustav Freigang
presided Tho arrangements not 81 completed but
fe Tm sorietie- Should form at the Turn Han
evening" At p and thence proceed with torches
shurz Another meeting will be held this evening at
the Turn Hall la complete arrangements
| Coroner Kessler took the ante-mOTtom depO-
sition yesterday of Daniel MaboDey Of No. 100 East
One hundretandtventy hrstst. The wounded man t"s-
titled that Sunday afternoon. In tho saloon III William
Kennedy on One-hundred and y-iir-tst.. near
FOurthave., he had some words with JOHN Frederick
about dog Mahoney said he did To quarrel,
aud asked BToderick 10 drink. Without
ing or provocation moment aiterward Brodeiick TOOK
Naboney The Jury returned verdict against broaerinE
OF deliberate intent 10 KILL and he committed To the
Tombs Ia await the result OF the injuries inflicted
| At the adjourned annual meeting of the
NewYork Dsrensary for Diseases OF the Throat
and Chest last evening, the following gente-
men were reelected members Of tho Board OF
Trustees: Col Run g. Hawkins, VIM. ]. Beebe,
Vim. MoIler, Edward A. Hammond, VIM b. Dlnsmore,
ex,Judge George J.. Comstock, Dr. A. Ruppsner, d. NJ.
Hidr-th FREEMAN j. Fitbian, eNJudge John X. Porter
the Hon. Oswald Ottepdorer, Nathaniel Chandler, Post
master r. L. James, Constant A. Andrews, Jacob Wind
miller, Frederick Kuhue. John II. Sherwood, VIM. u.
reelected officers PRECEDENT and Treasurer, Rush G.
Hawkins; Viee-pre7"ni, J. H. fnnagon s.'r ,.r
mousy reelected Physcisn and sur con-n-t hef. and
Dr. Clarence f. Beebe Assistant Physician and hurgeon
The number of patients nucD led during the
ESQ The institution is iroe IRON debts, and surplus
remains in the treasury.
BROOKLYN.
| Luther b. Wyman, the venerable President
Of the philharmonic Society, who prostrated by
paytic stroke nearly three weeks stll lies ia pre-
car0us condition NJ his home ia Joraemonst.
Despite all runiOrs To the contrary, Mayor
Hunter made no nominations OF new Commissioners
Yesterday and the w,eky meeting VI the Boari " Al
dermen was devoid Of any proceedings OF general In
erest.
At q meeting held in the Apollo Rooms, in
Ftl-st +. d., last evening, the Rev. g. Miller iLeSe-
man wac installed M pastor Of the Union Tabernacle
Church. There lrg3 Attendance, aud several nd
drcssts were delivered by cergy1Den.
Col. James McI.eer, the veteran ODe-armed
commander OF the Nth Regiment, II prominently men
toned for General OF the Fifth Brigade National Guard.
in place Of Gen. Thomas :. Dakin who promoted 10
lie MjorGeneral OF the Second Division, succeeding Gen.
John b. Woodward who made Inspector General on
Gov. T1l!en's stif
Mrs. +. b. Conway has relapsed and revived
times since Sunday night, but at late hour last
night oil hope OF her recovery had been abandoned.
Her theater was closed night, but many persons
called to ascertain her condition. Several prominent
actors and actresses called upon Mrs. Conway yesterday
but by order Of her PLY scns they were not allowed to
see her.
JERSEY CITY.
The Board OF Finance has authorized the
Committee Finance borrow, a to exceed
2 per cent per auDum such amounts may be needed
10 meet maturing obligations IN anticipation OF The col
lection Of taxes
The funeral of the late Capt Alanson st.
John took place yesterday afternoon from the Reformed
Church In Lafayette. The ceremonies conducted by
the Rev. W. H. Duryea, assisted by the Rev. &. French.
Tie remains were taken to Albany for inteiInent
The old Board Of Education held its final
last fhe husiu NJ