New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

JUVENILE MISSIONARY ANNIYERSARr.-
The fourth anniversary of the Sand.st NJ F. Juvenile
Missionary Society held last evening before avery
full CONGREGATION. The exercises opened with
prayer by Rev Mr. Vincent, after which the children
sang hymn, when the Annual Report was read by
VIM. Edsell, Esq, Vice President Of the Society The
report states that the Association organized about
four years ago and although small and Insignificant.
ii at the commencement II has since increased the
sphere of ts separations and now presents membership
of over GOO.
The object of the Society Is to aid In extending Chris
sny throughout the world, and by unity in the cause
they have contributed literally to the support of MIS-
sIons at home while China andits millions Of idolarous
worshpers In the East and the Indian Missions In the
West, have not been forgotten. The receipts during
the past year have been S626 81; the expenditures
s623 97-leavng balance of SEQ on hand Address
es were delivered by Rev. Mr. Mercein, of the N Y.
Conference Prof Jaqucss, of Illinois, and others The
children, who occupied the gallery, interpreted the
proceedings by sir gng number of hymns selected for
the occasion.
~ The grading of Washington-park is
rapidly going forward and the paling which has been
contracted for to iaclose the grounds will probably be
put up by the time cold weather sets In. When com
pleed it will be the largest and haDdsomest ark in the
city
" By a recent Ordinance of the Com
mon Council, the entire police force of the city is
CURED to be duty Sundays during the summer
months The law went into effect yesterday.
FIRE.-About 10 o'clock on Saturday
night last, fire broke out in carpenters shop Myr
te.ey, Adelphist, which entirely consumed,
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Mr. George Brown, whose loss will exceed ssOO-no
insurance. An adjoining shop also considerably
dsmaRed but by the perseverance, Of the Police of tho
Fourth District the flames stayed before the Fire
Department commenced operations The fire was eyi
IDENTITY the work Of an lncendisry
Run OyER.--A man named Barney
Courtney was over by a stage in Myrte.avenue on
Saturday night at the time Of the fire and was badly
hurt Officers Matthews and Russell, Fret Police car
red him TO his home the corner of Gold and III
lary-sts.
FINED.-The two pugilists, arrested at
Red Hook Point, on Friday were brought before JUS
tice King on Saturday, and Welsh, Que of the phnc
pals was fined so, snd Burns, second was fined $40
A SMAsH.-Oficer Babcock took two
men INTO CUSTODY yesterday evening tor smashing each
others vehicles In their anxiety to get Of the gate
at the Fulton Ferry The one was In hack and the
other in light carriage. The light carriage man hi.
the other with bis whip who returned the compliment
and the result, was both taken the Second Dis
trct Ststionhouse Their are Frederick r. Bar.
nad and John P. Son.
ExHAUsTIoN.--A German emigrant wO-
was found lying insensible Ia FuEonst on Sltur.
day ~ the Second Ward Police, and taken to the
stad0nhouse, where she provided with medical
aid. She laboring under the effects OF long
voyage, having just arrived in the country
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A small
boy named Lawrence Kinney narrowly escaped drown
Ing at the foot Of Jsyst Saturday evening, having
got into the water beyond his depth. Ito rescued
by VIM Mcdonald, who plunged in alter him
STABBING.--A man named Thomas
Kels arrested yesterday by the Second Police for
sisbbbg bis cousin, John Kels In the arm with dirk
knite. The wound Is a very severe