New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21
thorough inspection of the public hydrmts was
made yesterday order prevent possible disaster ny
reason of frozen pipos

tborouo al, ipspection of the public MIGRANTS was
msdc ye..rsy IN order to prevent possible disaster W
reason Of frozen pipcs
HEw,JERsEY.
UouoKEy-JuIias BODICE sailor on the schooner
Kennedy fell overheard intoxicated on Sunday mght
aud was drowned The receipt Of taxes last "eeA was
slO0s75 IL Julius Schweer was struck by osomo'o
on the Erie Branch Yesterday and his leg was
Tbe 500 for tho outdoor poor ID a "a
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puIIIrspIa-The Delaware River frozen from shore
IN az this place on Monday which has not
s as sass winters mt ms does Is Freeze entirely
mornns the nee estsn Central
tirey Newark Bay above the Ne""ei''' ''"''"
STATEN ISLAND.
CIIPrON--Yesterday morning, for tho hrst ume
this Winter upper and lower bays were fu OF leo
eight inches in thickness which made navigation aimcu
About email yawl boat from one OF the SANDY tooA
po boats VIVA fast this landing with six men on
The went Their saT 1nd e
LONG ISLAND
GREAT SOUTH BAY-The Great South Bay, during
the recent weather. frozen throughout almost
its entire extent many points people could walk
main shore to the outer beach During the
mild weather Which interviewed Of the ice then formed
been broken and ns bay was s, 1g aS @Se se
uonee Of The present cold Weathe hSweye h s sn nave
already be gun to harvest the ice crop
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The New-York Colonization Society will hold its
annual meeting this evening IN the chapel OF tho BroW
Tabernacle Bishop James The Rev David lng' d. De- anu
The National Temperance Society VIII hoid
meeting at Association Hail this evening TO extend piOhc
welcome j. H. Raper Of the United Kingdom irn
rerance Alliance visiting this country ana WHO
viii make an address.
AT the meeting of the managers OF the Society LOT
tho Prevention Cruelty Children at NO 800 broadway
Yesterday arrangements made for the holding ~ the
annual meeting at Chickering Hail. on Jun H. WHO"
report Of the work Of society viii DO presented
Tho members of the Gold Exchange yesterday
voted on proposition annual dues from s25 to
$40 to meet the expenses rejecting by vote oil loo
to 10 expected that the salaries will be reduced 10
meet the dencl ency.
The next meeting of the Columbia Law AssOcia-
ton will be held evening Room No "a Cooper
Institute The George Yeanan will address the sso
citation upon Relations Of the Legal Profession u e
Public and their Clients" debate VIII FOLLOW upon "o
subject of aboshirg the Usury laws
The creditors of James II. Livingston X Co., bank
es met Yesterday 152 Broadway About 30 creditors
proyed their claims Alexander r. Chisom OF NO 52
broadway assignee At meeting OF the cfeos
Of Woodruff dealers in ties, at No. 39I taA
sentoi his report dividend OF cent WI" declared
The second monthly meeting of the International
Free Trade Aance held last evening at No 80 washing
ton sauare f. b. Harrison President OF the Alliance made
brief address setting the object and principles OF The ALI
ance after which from William Cullen Bryant ana
read Josiah Hch In long ndlfeSS Sought 10
wer made by Wood, Mr. Crane r. r. BowAer and Isaac