New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
NETWORK CITY.


course VIII he delivered this evening in the great hai py
Horace White. of this city, on Commercial Panlcs
Park Goodwin will lecture at Lyric Hall to-
night before the Young Mems Hebrew Association on
"The Theory Of Art" Music and readings Will follow
the lecture
The New-York Bible Society distributed
by gift sale during January AIS Bibles and les
aments among 3,674 families, 222 vessels, ana l,'lI
emgrdnts at Castle Garden
The Rev. s. s. Seward. of Wilmington, Del
will lecture IN the Church OF the New Jerusalem
(swedenborgianl in East Thirtydfth-st, tomorrow
evening on "Thc Eternity Of the Hells."
At meeting of the German Republican
Central Committee. last evening A. j. Dtenhoefer the
chairman, claimed That It Tas very YER probable tha' ne"
Alderman John j. Morris yesterday sent
communication To the Mayor, protesting, on behalf ot
many propcrty-o yncrs against the proposed occupation
Of Wahngton-square a site for brigade aimory Tor
the National Guard. The MAYOR also received me,
moral from n number Of German citizens asking ttat
Tl,pukiu.-sGuaIe De set aside for that purpose.
A new method of r.Did transit has been
adoptcd recently for the bcned OF East side residents
The steamer Ossoo makes foI trips daily on the East
River, two to Harlem Bridge and two - Eiehty-iGurih-
H. The starts from iditOn Market SIP ana iahda
AZ Fif: y-irst-si. on both the mp ana down trips
Mcs,rs. Orton, Sherwood and Emo, the COM
nissoncrs appointed by the General Term OF the sn
pfomc Court appraisc damages 20 properyo"nes ~
West Broadway caused by the building o the Gilbert
Elevated Railway held preliminary meeting, ye'icr-
l.v at the Office # Porter Lowrcy, sorcn stone The
counsel of ihe company They viii l'rn LcNt r'ck ~
consider the large number OF eases "hl" Hl bc bouS'
10 thciI notice.
The catalogue OF the Law School Of Colum-
bia Coucs, shows Il total membership of iG2 students
of whom 2gJ are in the senior, aud 27 In the Junior
cass OF the entire nymbcr. 2jj college graduacs
IS colleges being represented. Applicants FOR admission
20 the school college graduates are now admit
ted without examination. rnt All oh"r' af" rfuIirdio
pass examination in Lntn ara mus nave ic' .N'n
good academic education GRADUATES o the -" S'hn"i
must nov serve year clclk-h III iaT o.', III ' w M
tom u, a., - -, ~, 80 ~ ,,rrtS l., ,n,,s,
also bc passed before the supreme Cont. Two years
further stuuy needed 10 be- admitted Is cOuh'eoIs
BROOKLYN.
Last verl there we've 1911 deaths, II mar
riaccs and 1913 births
The silver wedding of the Rev. W. II. john
SON well known Brooklyn city missionary, was !o-
b.atcd Thursday evening.
The Board of Education, il - said. thinks
Of purcna-.ng the Lay College building in sch'rm'r-
horn-st and Transforming It into primary school.
II il estimated that 10000 valentines
passed through he Brooklyn Post onice this year. ih.s
ia an increase Oi thirty pc ccHt over lc hUi"pI IL
ccivrd and delivered IN ls'0
DR.. BENJAMIN Ilawkcr alia' West, was ar
rncd In the Court Of Srs,ions Yesterday and pleaded
,o, ouilty 70 An Indictment for malpractice Amelia
II,dc Judge Moore increased bis bail from $1,000 to
; :; 900 aud committed him toi Raymond street 1uL
Daniel Fitzpatrich, aged twenty, residing on
V,rinon,aye., East NewloIa lille under The influence
of quor Tnur-day night attempted To commit suicide
y cut ing vein in his wih pair ~ scissors. Yes
teray Justice Gcrtum 7entenced MN To I'VE days IN
prlsOninrht
President Massey, of the Board OF City
Works WAS unable yc.cr lay 70 have tie motion dis
missing chief Clerk Palmer. of the Engineers Bureau,
rcconsdered lie then threatened that he would snow
SCORER later why tonnlaiVHefs bchc't"id +hrr'!
voted for the dismissal.
In the BROOKLYN Board Of City Works, yes
terday on tine motion OF Commissioner Fahcrty Dr.
Thomas s. Henderson appointed Inspector OF sewer
Basins. President Massey protested and voted against
tine appointment II was disgace,ul ne said to make
thc io partmcnt an asylum Tor political bdlnneih' IT
Henderson defeated by Dr. simns III the contest ioI
Coroner lost Fall.
Officer Gebhardt, of the Fourth Precinct at
tcmp,ed TO arrest Patrick Murphy and John Conneis.
who were acting in a disorlcry manner on Myrtc-aye
at an early hour yesterday morning and called Alfred
Van Komprn, a watchman to assist him. Murphy
seized the vatchmans club and beat hun severely on the
head Both the ruhiihs were arrested dl'HOusn INC!
made desperate Efforts 10 cscaI"
Charles A. Altenberg, age thirteen, died OF
scarlet fever February /, at No. 507 Atlantic-aYc,
BROOKLYN Sanitary superintendent Raymond las re-
ported 10 the Brooklyn Board of Health that the funeral
services held the next day In the room where the
child died, and the body was not dslneced some car
Doic acid used IN ne room, bni there was no lln
cation TO be Instituted for violation OF the
sanitary laws
Bishop Loughlin, yesterday, issued circular
10 the clergy OF his diocese inviting them TO the requiem
mass which Is 10 held Tuesday next at the Cathc
draI in honor OF the late Pope. large number Of
priests are expected TO be present from York and
ner ctrs The Cathedral VIII be cabOraicly decora-
led A sermon will be preached by Bishop shanaban,
of Harrisburg. PENN aud the high mass VIII be ccle-
bracd by Bishop LOughlin.
At the inquest in the case of Mrs. Augusta
Peters, who died last sunday from the effects 1t was al
legged Of malpractice the physician who made the a-
topsv said that In the absence OF previous information.
h. should have concluded that death resulted from nau
raj causes The jury did not find sufficient evidence to
rov that an abortion had been performed Mrs. Eek