New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

Monday morning. we are inclined 70 think that the Ex
else law not so strngenty enforced In that city as
for TARGET practice, to-day and visit Elm Park staten
island
BFRGEN.-William Waterman was com
enng the life Of his employer, Mr. Van Horn, whom he
had attacked with heavy chisel Immediatey after
his incarceration the prisoner Yrenehed two or three iron
bars from his cell window.
PATERSON.-Mrs. Van Cleve, whose husband
ia in Jail for robbing cergymen about Paterson was yes
ayor of Paterson said in the coored church on sunday
ncht that the church building should not be again used
for Loyal League meeongs. inc league met Con-
siderable apprehension exists in Paterson with
20 @ TINS of the explosive material being stored there.
in suflicient to every building in tho city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Terhune is serious
~ IN and not likely 10 recover. The Bergen County
Courts will convene here on Tuesday next The jail 10
fu and many of the prisoners are awaiting tIa Oh &c.
rious charges.
LITTLE BRITAIN-The congregation of
Pastors the Revs Dr. Wallace and r. Howard Wallace,
visit on Thursday evening Dec IT, The Rev d. Metart-
noon and evening Of Dec. g.
MIDDLE, HOPE.-The Rev. M. Van Duzen
of the NJ f. Church on Friday evening, made the
recipient of purse Of $500 from his parishioners.
NORWAIK-Le Grand Lockwood of this
town has subscribed $4,000 the building fund OF the
New-York Young Mems Christian Association burglars
entered Mr. ChartOns house on Sunday night by DIeak
false Kew stole therefrom 81 800 In United States secur
ties The steamer Nelly White commenced her trweeky
trims 10 NewYor last week For the accommodation Of
Thanksgiving passengers she VIII make an extra "TRIP
to.morTow Several OF the Sound steamers have been
discontinued for the Winter Mrs. Lydia f. Collins wife
OF the Rev A. B. Collins, an earnest alhul' OhIIslin
died of paralytc shock caused by sudden nj OF anger
A workman threw small softsheh clam across Ihe
unou Mr. Whites glasses This excited Mt whites re-
sentiment but indication of his subsequent sudden Ill
ness and death was then apparent
<,r~Ta 4. Al &
the Bridgeport Bible Society celebrated ia the Pres
byerian Meeting House on Sunday evening Prom tue
Treasurer report we learn that 80 ~ va
year from all sources OF which $500 SO had been
for bibles and memberships I'm the American Blhle so
ciety The largest eoecionfor this soeetyslso 9oWas
made in the Second Congregational Church. and the next
largest-Sl3O 2O-n the First Congregational after the
regular business had been transacted shGT put interest EST
Rev. Mr.. Talkner and the Rev. Mr.. Richards.
IAnnOuneensn'al
If you want ! light stylish HAT.
vans, No 81 Ful,on.,i
WINDOW SHADES and HOLLANDS ofall colors;
Bys I4ielt self aenHs sntpT FiHTrTEs net N a'e u1
THANKsGIvING FESTIVITIES are imperfect,
Etea, kfsI a 5 o5A CSg s ,1 sS y ~ S Beware o.
Good things made desirable and desirable
ling. mad, good 1ea nd ro, YSg,a Gs 1a s' "
On THANKSGIVING day be thankful that your
property have been spared ron ne roeer and ssas
su yoir protected With he BgHettE ALAKN IEE
t. hoLhha No ~ b''A'"1!'
SINCE the architect of the Loew Bridge has
been elected County CLERK the batter whose resources at bis
stores No 22 and BroadvAy los high abig hs'
invented Ioew Bridge bat which perfect sem Itesn be som by
any politician. and all stand hard tnocss'
LACE CURTAINS,
Wholesale and Reial.
Specially. a, &. l. J. h EaIrr's NO "7 Broadway.
PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
AZ KElrY't Curtain Store, No 90 Broadway.
FRINGFs. CORDs, TAssELs, GINrs, and TRIM