New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
wOrmen. About 200 employees were told to report for
work on April 10,

workmen. About 200 employees were told to report for
| work on April 10.
| LECTURES AND MEETINGS
Another meeting Of the provision dealers Of
| the new rules recently proposed for adoption.
The lid Assembly District Republican Asso.
citation met at No. 400 Pear-st last evening Sixteen
members were admitted, and the standing commit
tees for the ensuing appointed by the chair
AT the annual meeting of the ATLANTA Boat
Club last evening the following officers were chosen for
1875: President, George B. Dean, Jr Vice residents,
F. H. Clark and b. f. Kobbe Treasurer, III. 3. Sproun;
| Secretary Edward Mills, jr
| The Beethoven Manncrchor held it's annual
meeting evening to install the newlyelected officers
receive the annual reports The Treasurers report
showed that receipts Of the Society during the past
year SlO09l SO, and expenditures, $l03.34I II.
The Of the Society consisting Of estate and
musical Instruments amount TO Sl03,34l II, ald tho
| liabilities TO Sl9522 81.
| A special meeting of the Kings County DEM
ocratio General Committee was held last evening At
Remsen and Courtss Brooklyn 1t was decided to hold
| the primaries Monday next from to p. m. Com
ductng the recent primaries in the TWENTY third and
Eighth Wards, and IL was determined that no primary
should be held in those wards until the difficulties
| adjusted.
The sixth annual ball and reception of the
NJ Cregan Club took place last evening at Irving Hail.
which was handsomely decorated and Illuminated
About so birds in suspended In different parts
OF the ball. ard bouquets OF flowers freely dstrb
uted The prominent guests Of the evening Included
Gen Geo L. Custer u s. A.; Collector Arthur Postmas
ter James Tax Commissioner John A. Hayward, Charity
Commissioners Bailey and Brennan, Police Commissioner
Erhardt, and Controller Green.
At a meeting Of the Police Commissioners
yesterday. Detective Timothy Golden continued on
the Special Service Squad for another month aud as
signed for duty b. T. Babbt TO further investigate
the Beckwh enbezZlcment. ROundsman HOrkell Of the
Essex Market Police Court sent IN communication stat
ing that 10 warrants had been placed In his hands
seTvi,e and that the force under him was not laf9s
enough To attend To so much work.
The pupils of the Italian school at No. 158
Leonard-st given Christmas festival last evening
under the auspices OF the Chldrens Aid Society. Music
by tie school band singing and recatons by the pupils
and an address by c. L. Brace, formed the part OF
the exercises The children presented with gfts
from the Christmas trees consisting OF fruits cakes and
pieces Of calico for the girls There were about 6Oo
children present.
The Liederkranz Society held its annual
meeting last evening. which tho following officers
elected: President C. Godfrey Gunther VicePlesdent.
L. Ungor; Secretaries. Theodore Aub aud A. Goepe;
Treasurer Poggenburg Choir Leader, A. Pauf. The
Secretary reported that the number of members was
nearly 500 the choir consisted " 100 male and 80 fe
male singers The society had also two snging3chools
males and female, and library containing 500 vol
during the year amounted S37916 II, and the ex'
penditures 10 S37,263 IL.
The regular Union services, now being held
daily nc $50 y. m IN the Kew Dr Luulo"r ch"cn d
Fifth-aye and Fory-eghthst. conducted yester.
day by the Rev John Hall, d. d. The attendance
good majority OF those present being ladies' The ser.
vice consisted OF singing, PRAYER, ana readlhg we
Scriptures DR. Hall made few remarks. exhnriiny All
to live soberly purely, ana dGyonty IN nm tns "4id.
avoiding the or many who think tha all CHRISTIANS
need reviving except themselves Prayers wero
offered by several OF those present. asking thhI tno
blessing OF God might be given TO the meetings IN pro-
gress.
Frederic Vors, who is at the head of Tiffany
& Co.'S bronze department lectured last evening In the
geographical room OF the Cooper Institute, on the His
tory Uses and Manufacture OF Bronze" The room was
fed to its utmost Mr. yors had specimens of the best
bronzes to illustrate his theme, and explained the pro-
cesses OF modelling and casting bronze figures Bronze
is alloy formed OF - parts 81 copper ana - eIu
parts OF zine and tin. The imitation bronze Improperly
called French bronze Is simply pewter cast IN IRON
molds. Mr.. VOrs exhibited tiger, By Baye 10 NUS
trate the plain style OF finishing and CHASING anu COPY
of Hoal0u's celebrated bust OF Notaue u show tas
effect OF chasing done with punch aud hammer 10 m
tate the texture of the skin. Mr.. vors also explained
the erent ehOds OF cOOrlng and en3nellhs IA lhtb
connection with ornamental bronze WORK.
"a nnouncemental
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If you have Boils or Ulcers, plaster Of Dali
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