New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

her way. Now she writes thal she nltlc MIC" "Ao-
good those books would do They had been the means
of of the powerful reyivals ever seen In the
place where she dwell or in all Wales The Power
of PRAYER" has been translated into Welsh and Is now
circulating over Wales. He also mentioned ficts
which had been receivedby the last steamer from Now
csste-on-Tyne Since the 18th of September last 800
have been hopefully converted. In Sunderland, large
town near $50 had been converted in single week.
The nightly meetings numbered from 1000 to 5000
souls. The revival was called the Alliance Revival,
because all denominations sh ired in it.
BOARD OF ALDrRMEs.-The Board Of Aldermen
failed to get quorum last night
BowERY THEArER.-One day last week, the mana
gers of this house announced play called Three
Eras in the Life Of Fireman. in which il was under
stood would be represented certain in the career
of the late Senator Broderck of California. His many
friends in this city took high oense at this supposed
ir.,ult to the memory Of the dead Senator and ap-
eaed to the managers of the theater to suppress the
play or at least TO delay its performance until after
the funeral ceremonies in honor Of the deceased
had been performed in this city, Theee over jealous
, friends even went so far TO threaten violence
10 the theater, declaring that il should be torn
down about the ears of the Managers" in Gaze
they persisted in playing the obnoxious piece Other
more moderate and wise counsels prevailed, and
the directors of the theater finally consented to
postpone The play until after the obsequies, which
were TO be celebrated Sunday last. Accordingly
the Objectionable play was put off until last night,
when il was positively announced. The rain on Sun
day. however, was sufficient to prevent the movement
of the fner, procession and the sad ceremonies were
POSTPONED till next Sunday. Meantime the manager
made preparaons TO 20 on with the play, and It was
whispered that the opponents to that proceeding had
prepared TO offer last night violent resistance 20 the
performance and II was even asserted that they were
resolved to verify their threat of tearing down the
house about the ears of the managers. Consequently
the city confidently looked for row last evening at
the Bowery. In the course of Sunday afternoon,
however the managers received the suboined letter
from an Engine Company, the members OF which have
volunteered to appear in the piece;
Nov. 49, 1889.
been duly received IN that you say yo1 will not Ihte
~ The e David G BrodsrieE in consequence nciem
ency the weather parade been postponed until Sunday
Tss CO. S %ss9
your. and the amen,eds personal friends co,, v..
AspKEw hoLLkr, Secretary Howard Engine Co. No a.
The accommodating managers again consented TO
withdraw the piece for time, and substitute another
Last night an immense audience assembled at the thea
ter but they accepted the substituted play without
murnur, and all went off well.
| The Three Eras in the Life of a Fireman" will be
positively acted next Monday night, without amend
ment. curtalment, abridgemen or alteration of any
kind even in the event of another posponement OF the
obsequies of the late Senator.
TnE ALLEGED ArTYMPT AT WFE-MuRDER WITH
| CnLoRoFoRM.-Ihe examination in the case Of DIR.
John Wilson Of No. 80 Ninth avenue, charged with
attempting to murder his wife Mary Wilson, by giving
her cbloroorm on the night of the 9Th inst, was CON-
menced before tie City Hall Police Cont yesterday
afternoon. DIR. Wilson had several bruises about the
faee, the result of fall at the prison yard recently
| David S,oner was sworn and testified that he lived
a, No Ninth and knew both DT and Mr. Mary
he requested 70 down by Or Wilson TO e dslsh
ter his up into bis ROOM because bis wife ~s cs ne rent
down and Mrs Wilson and daughter lying IN bed together
he uine. the looking in but did rot I'M the
referred taken out Of the bed and p into bed
with another and younger daashtsr; aie h.ynS os W [
for time he ven. down again and ssked pr wilson nor
sou answered NO" that he physrsn himself .rne-.
aid wion looked very bsd and she dropped Cd in h&
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about Wisons ths. partly covered her fscs and
ssird Dr Wilson shat Or Wilton answered ths, 4 "a
OIL sOeihn, 'iail. 70 oil wines. ssd hr aa
dow zsn Gninz MTs. Wilson IN bed and partially re
viysd skd her whether he could tell aim where eI mo'f
Ned IN order and notify herr he answered that her
mother dyed a Reede .i.eeti wen. up IAN sna aS
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her and mother lived vent down The nt tne ABOUT
u o'clock M. WE.on told him the correct number.
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a. Boon.ye Oneida County. ~ y and that he wss nov ,,Sp
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