New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-29
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THE CITY.

Movor Huffman reviewed the Henry smith
Musketeers yesterday morning. Inc eoniP""'
strong - "a.
Mr.. Jonathan AlstOn's dwelling, at No. III
East Forty sxhst, robbed by burglars on Wednes
day night
The Washington Market Rangers and the
Washington Guards passed through the CITY Park yesOei
day unnoticed.
Barney English, a native of England, aged
co years died suddenly Wednesday evening" at his
residence No. 1856 East Ienth-st
The Thomas Y. Casey Guard INDUCED il a
Thanksgiving parade yesterday and numbered 1870 men,
commanded by Capt. Jacob Vreeand.
Mrs. Leon Vair Collenss cloak store, at No.
6Gq Thlrl-aye was entered by burglars Wednesday
night, and robbed Of property valued at $1,000
The Commissioners of Emigration RENTED
labor Wards Island yesterday, and gave Thanks
giving dinner to 100 persons, nearly all imnigrants
Mrs. Augusta Schmidt, a native of Germany,
aged 80 years. keeper of house of i'll repute at No
Prncest. found dead in her bed yesterday morning
Henry n. s. Meyer, aged 20 years, cashier of
the Gunther Insurance Company Hob0ken was taken III
last evening in Steinway Hail and died in few minutes
A man was found drowned at Harlem Bridge
yesterday A bundle near him was marked N ID:
Spencer fremont" He is supposed to be brother OF
the Hon. Charles ). Spencer.
Charles Manger was committed by Justice
Bowling yesterday, to answer for stealing $40 worth OF
rough gold his employers, Messrs George o. Street
| & Son OF No. Is JOhn-st.
| Mr.. William T.. DOdges temperance address,
recently delivered in the Newton On; J( PresbyteIi
Church, spoken Of by The SUSSEX Register as ful or
! sound common sense
! Mr. Joseph Woerner of No. 1,150 Second
ave, while passing the intersection OF secondaye aud
Fftyfourtl-st.. Tuesday night, was knocked down
and robbed by four outlaws who escaped.
! The Thirty ninth Annual Ball. in aid of the
Widows and Orphans Fund OF the New ork Fire Depart
peut ia 10 be given IN the Academy OF Music Monday
| evening, Jan 20 The officers are: James Wenman,
! President; James j. Wesray, Secretary, ana Alonzo
| Slote, Treasurer.
Mr.. j. d. Barton, Superintendent of the Long
Island Railroad formerly connected with the Merchants
/ Union Express Co, was the recipient yesterday, OF
splendid silver tea set presented at his residence No az
Fourth-aye by anumber OF the employees OF the Mer-
chants Union Express Co Mr. Fuller OF the Merchants
Union presented the service and congratuaory speeches
| were made.
! Two young gentlemen, one employed by
Messrs Calhoun, Robbins Co.. and the other by MessrS
! from the Battery to Harlem Bridge, distance OF 81
miles. yesterday morning They made the distance IN
one hour 800 minutes, average Of one mile in Il 1917
minutes Their quickest mile performed in frac
/ ton less than Il minutes.
! Mr.. ID. n. Botassi of No AZ Exchange-place,
the Grecian Consul in this city, acknowledges conri6u
tons for the Cean Refugees as IOnoWs MIS- ~ a. "a
| brske, bundle Of Clothing Anonymous, 81 NJ L., -;
g. Charles Burrows $40; Mrs. r. b. Connolly s. 5O Anon
ynous s. 5O DO. s.; lady $2j Joseph Jameson, s20
| Proceeds Of lecture, So 50. Total, sl9i 90
The anniversary of the TWenty-fOuTth-st. VI.
| f. sabbathschool, which celebrated last evening
attracted large and attentive throng The children ac
quilted themselves creditably The receipts from the en-
TREATMENT are 90 be applied reducing the liabilities OF
the church. At the end Of the first part three prizes
the young women who had manifested the most interest
| in the welfare OF the church.
! BROOKLYN.-Justice Cornwel imposed Is
DAVIS Imprisonment I'm the RaymOnd-st. dungeon upon
Edward Lahery, whom the police had arrested Tor steal
/ ing goat.
! The Lafayette-ave. Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn Ohe Rev. r. l. Cuylers has reached member
shin OF lilo communicates IL has sent out also two
! colonies 10 form new churches, within year. ms
church has always been radically devoted 10 temperance
autislavey nission-wOrk, and reyiyas IL IS now the
! largest of Presbyterian churches.
! WILLIAMSBURGH. - Henry Eckert of
I d. .rIt1 fffrv
chd from in front Of one Of the Jamaica Railroad loco
motives.
GREAT WEST BAY, L. 1.-The schooner
Volaut Of Bangor Me-, wrecked on the Long Island
beach opposite the Great West Bay Lighthouse, on
Tuesday morning at daybreak She sailed from George
town with load OF pine lumber about three weeks ago.
and when ten days out encountered heavy northwest
gale which started her tmbers She began to leak ana
sunk the waters edge before reaching TINS vicinity.
When about miles from this light she was thrown on
her side by heavy sea- which washed overheard TWO
men. The crew consisted OF I'VE, captain mate Two
foremost hands, and steward The two ioremast hands
we're drowned The vessel is total loss Her cargo Is
strcwn along the beach
NEWBURGH.-Mr Adam Bulman, a ship
builder has lust finished obstruction for rivers the
purpose OF which is 10 prevent vessels OF all kinds from
passing up streams IL contracted for with James
Bger by the United States Government IL is massive
| structure. OF enormous strength and power
! WAPPINGER FALLS.-'The following anec-
dotos told by the Rev. J. b. smith. Chaplin OF sing
sing Prison. while ccturng here temperance: IAN
ocerof the navy holding high rank under Farragut and
Dupont during the war visited Newt ork (ly, got on
spree and In his mad career ran away with the team OF
/
found himself In jai unconscious OF his crime. AT his
trial ne was sentenced Sing Sing for two years, and is
The same sink of iniGuity with 500 to purchase goods
cot drunk lost his money. killed one person aud injured
prison Both Of these parties before this OF good
character and high standing IN society"
STATEN ISLAND.-Impor tantimproyements
are noted by the local newspapers AT Port Richmond,
large dwelling and several buildings, suitable Tor stores
aud residences gong up At the foot OF the quarry
ruad, large mill Tor the manuactuIe Oh InsSSu Oh IL
nearly complete. At Castleton, large building TOT
planning and saving by machinery has just been erected
on ChCrryroad, handsome cottage WIN treneh ro9I
has been completed. and on P0nd-road, Mr. Dunhams
residence has been improved on IaylOrst near facto
gyile, beautiful residence WIN french r9ol j. nSa
completed. Trinity Methodist Church Is being repaired
the lower 20 De heightened and bell ana CLOCK are 10
10 De added on Halerton-st, az Tort hlCnmoig,
church to be called Grace Church, is nearly completed
on Bodues, near Factory yle heat No.uC cSeta s
being put up Al F9ctoiyNille' tne lohGtUn n MI NJ
laid for an elegant house for John d. Eerneule MI
Coucdon has designed beautiful hali Tor the aC9ns
Mems Christian Association On inc ManoI lS"u @h
Dubois has lately completed an elegant mansion Inc
Rev. Mr.. Gaaher VIII deliver tue ltst Oh InS ~
Literary Union course OF lectures on lhuIsu"y
Dee s. Mr. De Cordovas lecture has been postponed
months past making excavations ~ EllLauetPV,,, ~,
j.. has worked very serious evil not only IN nins up
the Sound with the 40 tuus Of mud when ne da plehes
into IT, near Buckwheat Island hut IN eompeteiy cover
ing and destroying number OF large beds OF me oysters
Commodore Vanderbilt has given inc MoraEian Cnrch
at NewDorp several acres OF lana ADJOINING 'he eho'
| grounds
COMMUNIPAW.- Daniel T. Harrington, one
~ the men who were engaged the late Strengthening
mitch WAS killing and dressing sheep yesterday against
time when he accomplished the double feat of killing
and bringing 10 life at the time, he took from the
victim fine living lamb. He performed his feat IN ~
PATERSON.-A detachment of the State Rlte
Corps from Newark. received by the Paterson MN
tary Yesterday. They paraded the streets through
drenchug shower The PatersOnians VIII present the
factory situated within the city limits; TO
the attention OF the Grand Jury To assemble ana az
the next or the Legislature intend 10 demand te
passage of law protect them from suoh dangers III
tuTe The project OF removing the dead from the grave
wards in the center Paterson is attracting attention
Application is 10 be made for tho division OF the last ana
SOUTH and the creation OF two additional wards IN the
city.
WEST MILFORD, n. 1.-Two women named
Morgan who dwell near Paterson, dressed IN male cloth
ing with their brother aged Is years, went TO house
situated OH what called the island" IN Greenwood