New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The students Semi-Annualp of Columbia
College will occur In the Academy Of Music next Mon
day evening.
The Baptist Social Union of Manhattan
leland will hold its annual meeting and dinner at Del
monicos Thursday evening next.
The fifth annual dinner of the School OF
Mines Association OF Columbia College viii be eaten
at the Hotel Brunswick on Thursday evening.
The Rev. DR.. do Sofa Mendes will deliver
his second lecture Jewish Music and Musical in-
struments" In Lyric Hall tomorrow evening.
Patrick Carroll Of No. 1,407 Third-ave. was
walking on tho track Fourtbayc yesterday Mt noon
on the way to his work, when he was run over by
down train OF the Hudson River Railroad and instantly
killed.
The primaries of the German American In
dependent Citizens Society took place last evening
throughout the city. The delegates to the several A.
semby District Committees elected who will in
their turn elect the delegates to the central BODY
The primaries of the German-American indie
pendent Citizens Association held last evening.
On the 18th INST the Assembly District Associations
will hold meetings for the election or deIegates 10 tho
Central Committee, which VIII hOid meeting lmhe
diaely after
The attendance at the auction sale yester-
day the Aston House was large, and the competition
active Several good lots OF blankets were sold The
articles 70 be disposed Of collected In the dlnDg-
and 1t Will probably tahe seyerai days 10 Sci tne
whole lot.
The lid Assembly District Republican Asso-
ciatisa held meeting last at No 1853 Mottst
Thomas +. Grady in the chair After the election OF
some members, Committee ON Patronage was
appointed whose duties to consist in enfeayoring
10 secure Offices for members OF the Association.
The XIth District Republican Association
held its regular monthly meeting last evening at Re
publican at No. West Thirtythird-st. George
Bliss presided and L. f. Farmer acted as Secretary.
The usual business transacted The standing com
inittees were announced, AMI % new members were
elected.
A correspondent complains Of the condition
of the sidewalk West Forty ftht before the vacant
lots at corner OF the sixth-aVe crossing
The policeman duty says that he has reported con-
corning the yaer several iimes Oht without etc ana
the correspondent says that Tie Trouble Is vi ohS
standing.
man was discovered on Sunday morning
lying in one the bypaths in Prospect Park near the
entrance badly frozen, ana suffering from several cuts
ON his head He was removed to the Long Island Col
lego Hosui.a where be died early YESTERDAY. lie
stated tGat his George W. COgswciI, aud that
lie resided IN ST. James place.
At the request of select number of literary
friends Dr. g. C. Perry OF No 40 Bond-s delivered as
lecture on The History aDd Literature of the Hair" at
lis own residence on Friday evening last His manage,
OF the SUBJECT plainly Indicated deep s'uly ana
reseaich together with al extensive acquaintance Win
classical lore and historical facts
A regular meeting of the Chemical Section
Of the IL OF Natural History was held last even
ing at tie Mott Memorial Library, No CT Madison-aSe
Prof b. n. Martin in the chair paper entitled
Notes on ZercOuium," was read Nv Dr. II. Ehdeinlnn
followed by an essay from Prof ID. ;. Martin On sag
gestIons on some points III Chemical Paysic."
The arrivals at Castle Garden yesterday
from Europe by the steamships Cuba Erin, Greece
Ethiopia and State OF Georgia numbered 26L or these
immigrants lO3 had been in the country before, and
were not chargeabe with head money. The number OF
Immigrants arrived at THIS port during the month
January y)i 52i less tban during the same
month III loi4
The ice which came down the Hudson
River at ebbtide yesterday accumulated In the pay III
large quantities. and swept with the hoodtde into
the East RIVER, impeding tue passage OF the ferry
bOats The cakes were OrOkcn however, ana not sum
Client 20 stop the boats from running although great m
convenience WAS experienced from the delays when
frequently occurred.
Broken limbs and other hurts from falls on
the sidewalks continue to be numerous. Henry GIN
took OF NJ. Az Tenthave. Tell ~ Waverleypiace aud
Fnbave. yesterday, and his right arm WAS broken.
John DOYLE Of No 15I Ezlbethst had his ankle DISC
Gated He was taken Bellevue Hospital. Ellen Car
roll OF No cGj williams. FIJI in Blceckerst near Mott
st. and her ribs were fractured. John Allen printer
Of NO 90 DownmS-st fril IN Madenane ana received
severe scalp He taken TO tie Park Hosp
tai IOuIsa KutcbIer of No 1iG Orchars tell IN 'front.'
OF Avenue ana her rex was badly 0rUkeh ahOYe
her ankle. John c. DOuaAd OF No 800 West HOustOn-S
WIS found Franz fort aud Chai yesterday par
italy UNCONSCIOUS aud suffering from severe wo nGS
upon head received from fall lie was taken 10 tue
Park Hospital Garlic Vrein, 90 fell IN Delaney ST.
near Rdgest last night and cut his forehead severely
He was taken ~ Bellevue Hospital
BROOKLYN.