New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
NETWORK CITY.

The Algeria. HAmerioue and City Of Vera Cruz
yesterday 2s26S letters 1877 registered letters anu
Al bags OF newspap rs.
As the bark Spcranza from Dieppe to New-York,
was approaching Quarantine yesterday the steamship DC
vonia sarboad SIDE carrying away her Srouds
and part OF her buwarks.
Mayor Ely has vetoed Alderman MorriSs resolu-
ton reqnrng the gas companies keep the puOlc lamps
burning until thirty minutes before SUNRISE He says such
requirement wond increase the expense to the city ny ABOUT
- per
Robert c. Cornell. Halsey w. Knapp and Samuel
Marsh the OF trustees Of the Carnont savings
Bank nave addressed Bank Examiner orvs who closed
that institution. Letter expressing ll"u apPe0"'n VI ~
services in his oflciil capacity
Two hundred and seventy-siX Immigrants were
landed castle Garden yesterday. l7s coming from nam
burg on the Wielsnd on the Deyonia Ihe
mainly Germans, while the latter all except A'
Irish, the odd half dozen being Scotch.
The library of the late William Blakley, esq,
formerly wechester County Will be sold by George
A Ieayitt this and tomorrow evenings. at Chhtoh "
It is very and illustrated books-inc
ng copy Walton and Cottons Angler extended
10 six voumes-and standard editions OF leading authors
John Morrssey has so far recovered from his dan
gerous that his phy stefan thinks he WI" De aoe 20
ont on Monday weather OF the last two days has
accelerated recovery Slight congestion OF one OF the
lungs il said 10 be the OF his sickness Mt Mossey
was able his bel for short time yesterday ana re-
ceived political friends among those VINO called 10
Inquire after his condition.
stock Exchange died in Brooklyn Yesterday at the age OF
sxtynve elected 10 the Stock Exchange In s4o'
aud about time founded the firm OF CLARK Doige
Co lie remained With the firm twenty years ana tnen Johe'
lat Of Jay from which he retired IN sd Inc
Exchange held meeting yesterday and appointed committee
to graft resolutions Of regret
Any contributions for the Fernandlna sufferers III
the shape provisions medical stores or decace for the
sch and be forwarded free OF ch rye by either
OF the savannah Gools should be marked
: T Rlddel or Mayor OF Fernaniina Fla, care A. & d. k
Re- savannah Contributions FOR the su res send goods u
Pier No 10 RIVER Tor steamer or TO Pier NO. 43 Noth
River morandum Of shipment may be sent to Chatter
King. No. 1877 Pearst
The trustees of the College of the City of New
YORK yesterday debated the appointment of Tutor Solomon
WOLF in place Herman J. A. Kruer. resigned 10 the posi-
ton Of professor geometry and drawing ~ sal
airy of year. Trustee Wheeler moved the
Trustee Beasey opposed the ground OF economy and
thought the chair should be abolished Trustee Jvlhe gu
ogzed Tutor highly 1t wac finally voted to give the
prciessorshp 20 Mr. WOLF
The funeral of General John F.. Bendix was held
Yesterday at his Bankst The Rev. j. j. BrouneF
reviewed the life and ais achievements during the
war and cit % traits. The body was taken 10
Greenwood followed TO the grave by the deneIds
wife only surviving daughter by delegates from several
M sonic and Fellows societies, membes0f the l2th Req
ment National Guards the veterans Of the ION Regiment
and the Officers Of the Masonic and oddFelows cere
monies were performed at the grave
Yesterday was the ninth anniversary Of the de-
Cubans IN this city who mainly business and working men,
WIS deferred until SUNDAY next when services IL nc held at
the Church santago, ON T"enty-secondst The mass
meeting citizens tat TO have been hoId at
Cooper Institute to express the sympathy o the
coore race In this country with the Cuban patriots las been
most poned 1t will Id time this uonth ami among
the speakers will be Generals ~ p Banks and h. T. Buuei
few DAYS ago prominent coored men IN this city or
ganzed an anti Slavery society with the
H. H. Gaett as President and = X 9cotrou a Seoe'
try The Cuban League Commissioner Colonel Mocas Is 20
to cooperate society the effort to obtain the aooh
ton 4 slavery IN CUBA.
The Ladies Art Association held IFS second meet
ing NJ the new rooms No % Eighteenth st. yesterday
afernoop Mrs Richmond L. Phillips presiding. Te suhje"s
discussed were Library Fund" Art IN Relation TO
NawJersey Manufactures An essay ON industrial drawing
In public read Mrs Marg rata W. HARRISON OF
the Jersey city High School II was announced that Two OF
more classes in painting for flowers hgures gliding
etc. held weekly and the classes in drawing on wood
and furniture saturdays class in modelling
under Mt Hartley and the elementary drawing viii
begin the first November In accordance with new
bylaw Of the society which provides that one or more buS
ness men shall be the Advisory Council Frederick B.oWn
Of Brown Bros, bankers was appointed thereon Mss l.
CT rkson SauerwCin Of Baltimore, was elected an active
member r,oo,,,y>
The next and final day for registration this year
will be october D.
In almost every ward in Brooklyn clubs are
forming in ne interest Of Howell j., for Mayor
Several Of them already have large membership.
Sophia Williams age nineteen, residing at Ridge
wood on the Johnson Plank Road about m yes
teray Jumped wharf at the foot of North second
williamsburg into the She rescue with great
difficulty gave several contradictory stories OF the causes
which led 10 her attempt suicide She was detained until
her friends could be informed
The Good Samaritan a society which furnishes, AZ
cost food and lodging the needy has just Issued It's
frat annual report has supplied lO743s meal tickets
and 2i9 lodgings besides founding establishment which
will be self supporting able furnish 100000 meals and
10000 lodgings annually This result has been accomplished
on capital $1,000 of which $500 must be borrowed unless
gifts received
In fine Third Ward a German Association % citi-
zens has been formed the object being make seecon OF
the best candidates without distinction OF party NO one viii
be supported in favor Of the Constitutional Amend
ment Municipal Commission 10 be voted Tor November
O. The association at No 39o Fulton'si IT. officers
H. scnuze President; Hennanstoeber Nieo President
and c. Ii. Vel, Secretary.
The General Committee of the Independent
Democrats OF Kings County, commonly known as the So
cum Democrats, met last evening, and Roger A. Pyo IT,
nr,sentcd report the Albany delegation which
ccp,ei It resolved TO ndose the state ticket The
urinary meetings elect delegates TO the City. County
Ascend and Senate Conventions were ordered for Octo
Der 49,
The Row Thomas Crowthcr, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church South Fourth and Sixth ss VII
lansburg died yesterday morning OF n-nant diphthera
Last Mr. Crowthers aged ten died of the dis
ease Crowther native of England, and succeeded
the Rev william Guthrie Barnes pastor Of the above
church. about six months ago lie about thy-eght
years age and much beloved by his parshoner The
funeral will DO held at noon to-day.
Martin Raddcn, a halter, from Danbury, Conn.,,
stated yesterday before Justice Riley that he had been
assaulted and robbed q 80 Marcy and Myrteaves
Tuesday afternoon by four young men, of whom struck
several blows In the face He learned that the Of
one Of McEwen. The man arrested at
SandIord but no denied all guilt The Justice al
journed the hearing until saturday TO give time To communi
nf the of adj