New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

, CITY ITRMs.
: FRIENDS YEARLY MERrINd.-The annual
meeting Of the Hcksite Friends win bs hea IN III civ
during the ensuing week Public meetings IN - hdd
Ia. morrow in the meeting houses in RutAsisedplaea
corner Of Fifteenth.st in Twenty -ssssntAss. sal \
schermerhsrn-s Brooklyn at lOl in the nev,i.e "a
81 in the afternoon and Wednesday morning 4 TO-
The business meetings. which viii be held = RstAer.
ford-place meeting house, commencing on Monday
morning. will not be open to the public.
MAYORS OFPICE-THB LICENSE BURRAU.-
George W. Morton, esq, the FirstMsShd 4 To
Mayors Office. reports the following ~ the busineaM
the License Bureau from May to date; Anssnl
received for licenses from May 1865 to Msy ~ lsss
l9.445--of which was paid iato the sinking fnlsa
account Of the city debt. sll,o5s 50, into the City
Treasury or general fund. sI,ls6 so.
ANNIVERSARY AT TRINITY CBURCH.-The
anniversary Of the dedication Of Trinity CbsrsA tseA
place on Thursday the hours Of and 2ecssk
in the presence Of large audience f1neen caefUs
men connected With the parish took part In the serves
which were Of unusual interest," and were condeSteco
follows: The first part Of the services down TO tne ~
sons were conducted by Dr. Ogleby; the nrst 1850
was read by Rev. Mr. COokson; the second icees1
Rev. Mr.. Rabbit; the prayers were entoneo ~ ~.
Dr. y
Dr. Dix the Rev. DIR. Haght reading the epistso Ihs
sermon was preached by the Rev. DR.. Haieht we -
lected his text from the 10th chapter OF ~ III, sA
10th 10Th, and Goth verses. The pufport o. ,9S 49,
went TO show how far we have been from falfhos ~
Lords commands and giving statistics from inc "ori@
the country. state ann CITY. -..,.. -. -.
At The close Of the sermon the COMMUNION vs. =
innate red 10 large number of communicants Of ns
parish by the Rector assisted BY dinefcnt corsynes.
Ia the absence o' DR.. Cutter. the music which ws
erceednely fine wss conducted 0y MI Dlier assetaat
orcaDi.t Of Trinity Church. and by M Samuel Mayer
who presided at the large organ.
FEIoNIoUs AssAULr.-Egbert Van semten.
reading at No. l32 East Sixteenth-st. caused ths
arrest of his wife Eliza otherwise known On the eens
what notorious Eliza Pratt fer having. % he testites
beaten him in violent manner, and threatened ha me
with razor Justice Mansfield held both 10 ball h
the sum OF 500 to keep the peace FOR one year.
SwISpLgp IN A GAMING HOUsR.-Ira Nc
Bride the reputed keeper OF the gaming house No lc
Bowery. was yesterday arrested by Capt Jonrash @
the sixth Precinct on the complaint OF Edward Wood
residing at No II Bowery The latter ststee tnss
on the path inst cride from him At one sttine
at faro the sum Of $780, The accused was held 10
bail in the sum Of 81. coo.
ALLEGED RGERy--Capt. Jourdsn OF the
Sixth Precinct yesterday arrested james a. Ashs:
mara clerk. charged with having forged the name %
K W. Mortca of this city 10 check Tor ~. ne ~
committed by Justice Bowling. He Is already snass
indictment for previous forgery.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-Andrew Stampf was
Yesterday arrested by Officer Andre of the Essex Mag
iet Police Court on the complaint Of Sophia SUNDAY %
No % Wleti.s, She states that on the litn sstass'
while absent, the prisoner forced the door o. scS
and stole from thence articles TO the amoess w ~
He was committed by Justice Mansfield.
STOLE A HoRsE.-Frank vetter was yestef.
dsy arrested for stealing bose vained o. siso nor
r,bnr Cornell Of scsrsdslp, Westohester Comfy ~
sold the animal to Thos j. OConnor, Of No. u 81
Twenty .ffth.s st, for $50. Justice Dodge c"mnafsS
him.
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