New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19


greater number being assisted Masking their monthly
payments of rent through successive yesrs and some
during ehortsr terms with the understanding thst al
TIE children Of suitable age should be sent to Ssbbah
and day schools and thus be protected from the great
&c. incentive to vagspcy and crime In the last mouth
both of these pous and benevolent Ia Lies finished their
earthly course.
WrpESsG AyD EXTENDING WORTH IArE Az.
1HoyY sTRIrT.-The Committee on Streets OF the
Board Of Aldermen. Mr.. Briggs Chairman, held a
meeting Yesterday afternoon in the Clerks office, CITY
Hall TO hear remarks Of parties in favor OF or opposed
10 the extension of Worth late Anthony street Al
dem an Barker appeared counsel for parties opposed
TO the extension to Chatham square and asked il the
Committee esgoed acting the report of the Couu-
cilmen which recommended the extension to Baxter
street or whether they intended to amend by coninu-
ing to the square.
The Chairman said they designed acting upon the
last propositiop viz TO extend and open to Chatham
square.
Dr. Harsen was in favor Of the widening on the south
side and thought the street houd be extended TO the
square.
Mr. Barker s'reruously opposed the project, and
remarked that the property holders on Chatham square
did not know anything about the matter There hal
been great many street improvements within the last
few wears and il would in this matter be prudent to
wait awhile.
DIR. Deyine was in favor Of direct line 10 Chatham
square.
Mr.. Levy, Mr.. GOttsberger and other gentlemen
briefly addressed the Committee in favor ofthe prof.
ec, which they considered invaluable improvement
HoxE, OF NEw.ESGLASD.-In accordance with pre-
yous rotce the last Of series OF lectures before the
New.Eprlanl Society was delivered at Clinton Hall on
Wednesday eyering, by the Rev. A. L Stone The
audience was not numerous but apprecitive. The
lecture was chaste and instructive, and well CON-
mended 10 the audience by the Of its delivery.
1t was pleasant from beginning to end, touching
quietly chords which vibrate with sweetest sound;
sketching with truth and beauty pictures which the
memory longest retains awaking and reviv, ing men,
ories which, more than any other fill the heart to
OVERLOOKING, and soften it to goodness. Mr.. Stone
went TO the homes OF New-EDgland, and his hearers
went with him. The object Of the lecture Was to trace
to its living fountain that stream of New-Eogland
character the power and freshness and purity of which
this country so well knows and which minges without
being lost in the many other currents of n,tional
character, itseh the strongest of them al. These
fountains were easy to find among the NewEnsland
stones of its hardworking, money saving, knowledge
loving God. fearing Sabbath-keepng people.
HEAVY RoBBrRY.-A money-b mysteriousy dis
appeared from the Office Of Messrs. Carr, Burnett &
Co. No. lO9 Water street between 3 and o'clock on
Wednse day afternoon containing some $50 900 Of bills
receivable, many of which Endorsed. list Of
the zane may be found in our advertising columns
The public are cautioned against negotiating the same,
or any Of ther without fret asctrtainng from Messs
c. b. & Co. whether they are the rgatful property OF
the parties by whom they are presented.
A Coin TFRx-On Monday morning. between the
OF a. y place Of ebservSat it will quarter
Of so between and 10 o'clock this eyenss an w 90
nto sections o ~ hours each It preceded BY ran;
storm on Sunday wi ch commenced at m aud closed -
r az az inch iI '''' y. '''- - ~, =,
and boye 81 Tor FIVE hours the close Of which, e six de-
gees few minutes and continued falling staasy 10 a'
ont thai night Til. morning, at and 10 down 10 de
ees being change of 70 degree. since sand On s,,d,,
papers stated that the gale Of w,n sa on "a ny
Boston papers distinguished meteoroosical observer Of
Bos Whose obssyaon, are many hat the
sI could not be correct the wind At the tune
beer blowing from that direction tie was nSn''
Tuesday eyenip. Their wa. bright light IN the e ss..s
five degrees north Of the zenith and in sht about NE
B,ootirn H.iosn Thursday, Dec. Is, 1885.
Ps the temperature north has not been Il aeS,ee
during the day. "
ARREST FOR MAYHEM A fght took place or
"Wednesday nsht ssy N Jubp Bennsa DUNN
which the latter BIT the end of his slversars nose on
wa. arrested After Justice Brennan locked him up
snswer charge OF Mayhem
DyTrc1Ios AND ARREST OF BURGLAR j ,me
STAT 20, - the cellar OF Henry Miller, No 7s sni
with tu6 OF buter ~tiea &c n.i 0hrn
him up foI trial
UoUsE THIEVES Three young men named siu'.
Bsrham Geo Forrest aud VIM Gardner were arrested OF
WeSnesdy eb.s,d with breaking into the Apartments OF
eantsnir clothing and eweiy the value Of 30 por9s
Of the stolen ProPy was Oa1d %e Locked Up
Justice trial The accused occuPs room ID W
| same building ia when the burglary was co aA'''e1
Fopc1xa TR,py M,RKs-William Lei.b a broker
drug, arrested Yesterday morning and taken s ,sa,
ice .,t s.mpbet. and wrappsr. Holloway. oia
MI and pills BE h.d alleged 81 900 copss p1T vss
and bad .sns whh be .od at l price Tde accused
| was held to bail in : 90 for examination
.nDvs, or yorxc Rryyi.ys.-Oo Tuesday night
srr xourt ordes cap. themselves John Jer KIM, I.ne.
ct John Smith and John Lnt.;' me- ,o Of Se.
ira Joseph Rsnie bosder whcn oetnt ~ 4. n number
proveeatcp turned upon Mr. Burn. and c.t-d on Ia
rordie,. They tshen before Justice o'"'"' '"~
for Trial.
CHIRor OF BrRcL,RI.-Henry Poster, GEM y,
h.br resSfuz AZ No Isl Stanton street VS. So %
IoorI. Of TIE Eleventh Ward Police chsfr 60 s55.
No lis Levi. greet and solea iher-toim s.pfe -.
70 the value of ID Al alleged 80, o.. CON.
Sre.ted st the time, ara !. noI P''''"
ut,red By Justice BIennsn for trsL
C.pYrRr OF HorsE.BURGLAR:-A young MN
tom Of Mr. Grc om.tssd No 1911 Chy ,Iss ,coTssss be
v.D..cliny t,unL &, tie light o some p-pe ne
-. -, He arrested, and once, oat'
Get on he ~ me prs .Ci him before Justice Bres