The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-04

PITNourn CHuRCH PEW RrNrfSG. The
annual renting 4 lows 81 Plymouth Church
tRev H. " neccher''l took place las, evening.
1ho uspal ammo ncemeut A. 10 the terms male
by ar. Drectcr, when NJ P.ns'ury, the auction.
e"r- proceeded with the business IN hand. Tc
hsfest premium los, year sss $2oo-ths yea- 4
Ia ffO, and Ia the same proportion 70 the cnd.
The PRINCIPAL premiums were a, follows being n
addition b. the new rent;
II. g Cl1nin, lat choice, siOo premium Jo.crh
Ho-ari ~ choice, $3.50 premium X. Ron.
e.!ici, 1855 premium r. T. A'noll 1850 rreriufn :
Vim u, kc, S355 premium y. T Gihson, 1910 pre-
MUM; =. ". Camp -356 premium Ilu~ed 4
Gail, $3.50 ~ MUM e I II. Gihs n, 1880 pre-
mum r. r avs 1913 premium; laughlin &
Wti'e, t3lh n, MUM II &. Ror en-; 1905 remit
uu ~ Clahiu, s305 premium NJ Gould. s2Tb
premi' m Mr. Judson, $3.50 premium VI.
Reach tl6i prem nm J. Frc'lsnl, $3.50 premi-
I'M Howard, $3.50 prem um VIM BARREN,
$3.50 premium NJ Rake, 1895 premium, bcs los
seventeen o,t,r- who paid rr miums amounting
" over eco above the pew rent
The frat choice was taken by II u Clshin, ut
AN besides rental Of ti20-jus, so per week
f,r the year, sl2 50 per Sunday Of Mr.. Bccchers
preaching The first ten averaged t2t6 each anu
the rentals " $40 more or over 80 per sunday Of
preaching The FIRST hundred averaged $3.50 90
TIE premiums on the first $50 pews s22 402 50.
The premiums and rentals Of h. whole church
yielded about t5oooo or abou, 100000 more than
they aver before yielded
FIRES ~ BEooKLYS.-Aboutl 10 o'clock on
the morning OF the is, nsi., FIRE broke out in a
row nj 2-Storv frame buildings, commencing In the
upper art ~ No. 80 Warren street, from which toe
o.. - 10
lures were greatly damaged, and the contoui.
mostly lestroyed-au heinz occupied stores.
Tire lo.ses and insura1ce-, as far as ascertaine,',
arc rs lows;
v, %, occupied by J. r shic painter and paper
hanger; loss, $1,000 insuret tor 500 No %,
occ ped as Ailor sbop 10y lhos. " Carron dam
| age, el0o insured No. 5Is, occupied by Ms.
Smith toy store loss, $500 insured for 500.
NJ. 30, occupied by Miller tailor; damage, :soO;
| no insurance
The buildings wore damaged 70 the extent ot
| S2,OO insured IN the F.remau's Trust and Man
| haitian Companies. TNey orc owucl by the Brook
| ly1 Flint GLASS Co. The FIRE originated from a
| siuve-pipe, VIII ch waa run through the raiiers OF
| the second floor,
shortly after noon, a frc was discovered In
row ~ unfinished frame buildings IN Baltc street,
| between 9Th and Oh avenues, owned by Ms. r ob'
iuson, causing damage to the amount of 500. The
| FIRE appeared 70 have been accidental.
| THE NEW BOARD oP ALDERNEN.-Th'
hrst meeting Of the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen
for 1888 was held last evening, in compliance with
the requirements of the charter, which providei
that the Board shall meet the first Monday ir
January Of each wear. Alderman Hugh hcLsugh
lin, Of the 2d ward, was ca lei 70 ne chair, ~hor
The list n members was read. and they answered
| 10 their names
After the calling NJ the roll the Board adjourno'
Till Monday Of next week, when tie President an,
| other officers will be elected
The New CoRoNER.-Dr. Elias W. Lynch
the newly elected coroner, took change Of his oto
yesterday, and resppolntet Mr.. Joseph Monk a