New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
NETWORK CITY.

The annual general meeting Oh Ine Aiheri'an
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals VIII
be held at its headquarters at Fourthaye ana TwenV
secOnc-st, on Friday evening
The Liederkranz Committee on Arrange
ments at their meeting last night, made their maj
for the grand bali to he given by the 30
cety tomorrow evening at the Academy OF MUSIC
At a meeting of the Twenty-second Ward
property-owners held last night at Adeph Hail. NO. oS
Eighthave, speeches delivered protesting aeans
the further extension OF the NInthave Elevated hull
| road.
John Ryan of No. 80 Westinghouse, q
brakesman upon tho Elevated Railroad, was thrown
from to the pavement YESTERDAY, and ms injuries
will probably prove faai' LAG WAS taAon W D0"s'u'
Hospital.
At meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
yesterday was resolved that their counsel be In
srncted to bring suit against tho Police Commissioners
dumping dirt, ashes, and street garbage INTO tue
slips Of the city.
Mrs. HoratO Whiting fell upon the sidewalk
yesterday at Twenty -thrdst. and Lexngtohave, and
was seriously injured internally Cstharne Mcclure OF
No 162 Delancey-s while crossing ChntoDsI iass nsn
fell upon the pavement and her hip was disocated'
The meeting which was called for yesterday
afternoon at OF the Board OF Trade to hear
the report OF the Tariff Committee and for the discus
SION OF subject technical education was postponed
owing to the illness OF the chairman until next tuesday
at p. In.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hid
Assembly District Republican Association was held last
evening at No. 1s9 Chatham-s. Denis Shea presiding
and Thomas Brown being Secretary. Alter inc oiu
routine OF business was transacted, seVeIhl nc"
members were elected.
A young man named GaynOr, employed as
brakeman a freight train of the Eew-York and New
Haven Railroad. while engaged in adjusting switch at
south Norwalk Monday night, caught one or MS ieet
In frog, and he unable to eXtrcate himself the
train ran him down and cut his body In Two.
A correspondent suggests that list be
made of the cases where the law and the safety Ct
cit zens are ignored by retaining smooth iron cellar
size OF just below seventeenth st., where
nc the danger practically exempiihed
An illicit distlery at Thirty -eighth-st. and
North River was seized yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshals Cromly and Newcombe. Twenty hogs
heads of noasses of mash, and seven bar
rels OF found. the officers approached the
distillery in poce-boat. aud the noise caused by Its
passage through the Ice alarmed those VINO were opera
ung tile distiliery, and they escaped
Bayard TAYLOR will lecture on Friday even
ming, al Stenway Hail. under the auspices OF " Tho
Fraternals" taking Schiller" as bis theme. The Fra
ternas incorporated society for benevolent pur
poses one OF their objects charity being tue MAN.
ie naacc OF the Free DormOry tor Women II Auiy-
ST., 1000 lodgings nave been gNoh 10
destitute women within the past is months.
The Local Inspectors of steam vessels yes
terday submitted to Capt. Addison Low. U. s. Super
ysng their report in the OF the collision
which occurred on 1874 between tho ferry boats
Alaska and Golden After reviewing the testimony OF
the pilots engineers OF both vessels they nnd that
the collision Unavoidable the pilots are exoneraed
from biame and the remark Is made tnat such casual
lies are likely happen long as 1t Is permitted "
vessels o run in fOgsy weather.
The annual meeting of the Book Committee
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will DO held at p H.
to-day at No Broadway Tao ;prelminary sectional
meetings were held yesterday afternoon. The Commit
tee includes the following members: NJ. j. Talbot,
Providence r. l.: r. q. Hbbard Chiffon Springs, N. y;
John Williams. Steubenvie, Ohio; Alexander Martin,
Morgantown, Va; o. V. Lemon Richmond. Ind; William
X Fayle, Ho.ston Texas; William Ii. Hunter Peoria,
III: William Brush, Charies cay, Iowa; b. L. Bonner,
81 Louis Mo-; NJ. Prlichard, Peru. NeD.; = A LoeDer,
Ch,rapo H.: James ii. Tdlt, BroOkiyn, N. u; &. &.
North. New York; James strong. Madison, n. j; A.
Shinkie, CoyIngfoD, Ky and j. +. kibretn apd K A.
W. Bruehi CiucIunat ONO At the meeting to-day Ic-
ports will DC " the book agents ut New York
and Cincinnati, and editors Of the various perlOd
Gals will show condition or their respective paDllca-
lions.