New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-08
LECIURES AN6 MEETINGS.

At the annual meeting Of the First Presbyterian
Church OF Newark, Thursday night Frederick II smith,
VIM A. ghter, Jon Pointer Isaac b kienI Th'GIoTe
elected trustees.
The individual creditors of Charles S. fulfill Of
the finn Of Tuthi Blauvet Co.. met yet ray at the office
John Fitch IN 1nkP'e at So c ani
a dividend OF 10 per cent was declared.
CORPORATION Counsel Whitney attended a meeting
Of the Commissioners Of Parks yesterday afternoon when
consuat on was had as TO the legality Of
the Gilbert Elevated Road through the Battery No decision
however reached up To a late hour.
At meeting of the Board of Directors Of the
Danish benevolent ana Literary Society hod at No 20 Fast
Forrtlst last evening on motion Of William Bergen, reso
society Ereerck = Stalknechi unanimously adopted
At the meeting of the Board of Managers Of the
NewYork Bible Society Thursday 1t reported
that during December S2G5 families were visited and jif
bibles and testam ns distributed among them By 4 or s,c
or testamonts in different languages.
The Union Praise and Prayer-meetlngs in the
Ninth been successful that It has been con
euded 70 have them every iupGay Afternoon i p @
ISlnoIo| le nfs s T IG Ig, of t w he Rev Nj
Bruuer Is pastor.
The sixth annual meeting of the Customhouse
Inspectors Association Of this port was held at the barge
Office On Thursday Officers the ensuing elected
as follows: Pres dent WIN. H. CoTsa; V.corresidont
Charles s. Strong: Secretary, oscar VI. Fisher Traguter
Robert Uiey. The Treas rrrported ia wing spnr,1 900
past year
The American Bible Society, at its meeting on
THURSDAY grants amounting to 1850 to promote the pub
ca,on and distribution the Scriptures IN Japan, China
India made to the IrsOyer an Board Of For
elgu Missions the American Boar the Missionary society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church south. and the japan
copies issued. lilo
A meeting Of the creditors of the two firms com
posed OF Abraham F. Calkn Henry C. Cal&n and Juson H.
Cakn iron founders No 1876 East Tenth st. was held yes
terday Register John r en-. at No 3ij Broadsay
Nineteen claims were filed the LARGEST creditors bong pm
Powers 81 1853 49, juliet stalker $780, ana Scison Frnke
CO. sll20 %. The Liabilities amount u aoDut $1,000 and
assets have been found john A. Seaman OF No III
Avenue ID was elected assigned
The Plymouth Church Society met Thursday eve
ming for election Of three trustees the place Of Rufus r.
Graves John b. Hutchinson End Henry W sage The Treas
ur,r Of the Society Augustus Stor reported that the receipts
tor the year lad been tl3s2ii, and The expenditure
tl52O22 leaving Iiice o9 nam am o. 49, ,
had expired urann'usG reelected Tor uIrce years
Henry " Chaplin elected Clerk and r. W. Ropes and W.
h. Moody were chosen AUDITORS
The Democratic County Committee, or anti-Tam-
many organization will Issue It's call for primaries satnr
day The call provides for tie enrolment Of voters 10 each
election district under supervision Of The present district "om
mittces Voters thus enrolled viii assemble Jan. H.
ganzc by eecng Inspector OF ccol ana then elect I'VE
committees VIII Jan j and select two delegates from
e ciOD district to represent the assembly dnfct ia the
Democratic County Committee
The persons claiming to have been elected Alder
men held meeting last evening Twentothst and Third
ave- Mr. Wolf counsel said that the papers the suit
10 Dust Board Of Aldermen wOld b. ready 10 day
Mr. Demarest said e had called the Mayors clerk and
questod the Mayor send IN to the Board the
nation. present sud that the fact that Chief Clerk
Twoey had been ordered 10 place new locks ON the doors Of
that the doubts about their night ~ their
seat. The meeting then adjourned until this afternoon.