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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

or Dr. Han TO preach for them Nevertheless Doth hsd
abored much for the good OF all denominations ID p que
country He would call attention 10 the tact lhat
and rituasm making progress IN thls enyt
England ratiOnallsm is doing much evil ana III TtSnt
Next year the leaders In the rank OF Popery a Next
hold ecumonical council in the cry o here repre-
senng all true Christians When in England 1 NE latter
said that wond AFFORD hin unaIloyed pleasure 70 DC
sent at tho Convention and thatt ntu =, rone ae well
eminent cergymen from every country OF %
1t would be meeting for ot nnestions which
intnret Shrst,ans The speaker next REFERRED 10 w
great number OF foreigners WIZ ief their country
a,u ,h Sdeeds He supposed that AlellcaJrs No
perience great trouble with many w 1nroVemet IL
E Eti oS,e when leaving Europe were itdd
with letters from the ohnreh9s a bo combined in tho
Chlsll@nSb ir Master; that the love Of brethren MAY
pity with diversity like TO that which pre-
Vas in nature may be visible to az dg SpStSan tHty
i,ded by expressing the hope that true St IN tbS
orId vet prevail and that al would DC u'eu al '"0
H9y Cathp .eeRer DE- Matlock said there was deal
- Sdplity In the Church AL around he saw woilS
mi of human beings going down 10 inc pA"oNn' VI
W F. Dodge IT, said that the object Of the meeting was
that each one should take away oS To- much attention
Is uaid TO building secteran walls III tno NJ, ~ Tbr,t
Christian should be SO engaged IN h's VOTE m
thar denominal differences would Dc IoiBo''en mp
Hy nnpins said that he had derived much benefit
From, the Convention since the first session began Inc
Sneaker paid an eloquent tribute TO the frst speaker
the evening Dr. McCosb, and to the works q tne E
ran Commission He would not give cent Tor union IN
churches while there was no union III WORK hr, lns1
closed by relating several touching incidents cohhoVV0
with the mission work in Ney-Io rk. ,,.o,
Mr. Moody OF Chicago, the last speaker sara that 20
dellgbfed 10 confOund the mighty with the weak Goa
lions were lambs. Let the churches become rs lamps
and God will do great works with them. sell shoulu
stand aside aud let Gods work be done II 50 GarDaL
dams be thrown into prison let Rome be iree, ING me
Church should from this hour rededcate herself 70 the
cause OF God The world is full OF men who Walk Dha-
folded down 10 destruction. mighty WORK as Mfeauy
commenced, and the footsteps OF COD were souhulns
along the line lAppause . =, -, ,,o
Al o'clock the benedictlon was pronounced by inc
Rev Dr cox after vhich Union prayer meeting was
held and then the National Christian Convention TOOK
it's final adjournment after three days session oil uDh-
terrupted harmony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN BRooKLYN.

Between 4 and o'clock yesterday morning,
FIRE broke out in the large thTeestory brick building Nos
l99 and 2u waerst, Brooklyn, causing great loss Of
property and resulting IN tho death Of fireman and
the injury Of another The building extended 10
Pymouth-st distance OF about 100 feet and was occu
gied for various manufacturing purposes Dy lne
ngnamcd parties The first noOr ny fltIhugh Slth Rs
gutta- rnannfactory his loss IL estimated al
about S25oOO partially insured The second floor by Mr.
j. G. Underhii. "a lantern mandatory; loss abOui
e. OOO aud by j. g. Sanford. tobacco manufacturer Oss
5000 insured. Cromwell & Jones occupied the thrd
floor sand.paper mandatory; loss on STOCK tiW
insured. B. d. Allen son occupied the basement ana
portion OF the first floor ne Hour ana iced nii loss
insured the Phenix and Hartford FOR 1900 80
ig7 Waterist, owned by Mr.. VIM. Mclaughlin. was occu
families whose combine
10 about zoo; the loss building ia about 5000 No
Water-st. occupied by the fau!ues OF MessIa
Higney. Dougherty. Flanagan and Aagce, damage Ia
fire extended Plymouth st. In the rear. No 1888 wac
occupied by james Pagan Co, ns tobacco mauufac.
tOrv about 5000 not insured. No J5 was occupied
by Messrs. Hobbs, Bllgh * HcDDe!d, ~ "a Whue lrhh
paint factory; their loss - estimated az $3.50 fuy
insured In the Niagara and other companies; the build
ngs were OF brick three stories IN hight Nothing aIe
pears 10 be known as 10 the orKh 0l inc hIe, pt u ~
supposed 20 have commenced IN the gtapercha factory
The buildings Waterst. Nos. 49, 20l, and 900, arc
owned by Mr. George Carey Of No l03 Chanbcrsst New
York whose loss amounts TO about $4,000. 1hey were
leased Mr. henry W. Green 81 No. IS spruce ST. New
York and the premises occupied Tor manufacturing pur
poses were Tc.ct 10 Fzhugh smith. The damage sus
tanned by the lessee Mr. Green, amounts TO $500 insured
FOR $4,000 While the fremen were at work on tie
fell out and crushed George Boybar aged 20 years
member OF Hook and Ladder No. p He conveyed 90
HE late residence. No 57 Highest and died ID about one
hour thereafter Another member Of the same Company
John leTks, somewhat Injured, hut not severely,
from the same Both men engaged in hoist
ing ladder at the time OF the accident The buildings
on Pym0uth-st. were also owned by MI George Carey,
and were fully insured. The entire loss amounts 10
(lU0OO0
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rur wALLABour IMPROVEMENT

The Brooklyn Board oi Assessors yesterday
nxed the district ~ assessment Tor the extension 81
Washugtonayc from tie channel tho East River 10
Kcnt. ave. WIllamsburgh Tic making ~ WMhingtor.
ave. across tho Wn4b0ut WArshDs from Flushing ave
10 tho river aud tho bdgc aLd d0cks under charge
~ Commit .ou 80 the "a p,sc ~ The cts. The extend.
ing ~ the new street from the corner - kCnayC last
en- D.-tl,, 90 meet Washington ave al the dOcks,
which wiz cost s'-.-- principally for damages for land
ana houses taken, ID charge uu local district ms
district the Assessors have fixed follows In the Fast
en- District Che property bounded hy thc Iat River 20
Grand It,, thence ". hlrdtt o. Dsih9nA'c thence 10
a point udwaJ lGtvr,u Wilson AID TaylorstH aud
thence ~ the now Walh0ut DocF foot ~ Washington
thc property bounded IS Flushing Grand pohab, and
va
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PICTURE sALE.

Mr., Henry d. Miner commenced the sale Of
the pictures from the Gallery Of A. DHuyyeter esq
last evening" the rooms, No s45 Broadway. Most Of
the paintings by foreign artists and the prices Oh
tanned liberal Ninety paintings in all sold, Of
which the following Is partial list, with the prices
obtained Figures with SIN Lie,' by Knawcn and Dc
NOter, SilJO 1.-THE Prize" by Schlesnger 1915 MA
rne" by Rust Sl25 Cattle by Dawale and L. Yer
boeckhOven, 500 Winter In Holland" by RuyteD,
$685. In Fall Cry" by De Prater. $50; Preparing for
supper" candle effect by Roserse $50; 1.-The Harbor
OF bort" by KOek Koek, srO5 Pastoral" by Jones
$3.50 Morning IN the Adirondack" by SOnnag, 800
Interior OF an Arnorer's Shop" by Vaarbcrg, s125
"The Antquary," by Webb, t255 1" Landscape aud Cat
tie" by MauYe 1915; Landscape and Cattle by SayTy
$500; " Return from the Field" by Verschuur, 500 ;
"scene In Client" by Eyersen, s25 "Sculptor's stu
do" by CraeyvangeT 500; Look out for the LOcOO
tive" by Ton Kate $500 Coast Scene by Schaep tio
"The COnnOisseurs" by David COe 800; Figures by
stroebel, $780, 1.-THE Antiquary," by schaefels 1885
Glimpse OF Home" by Gerard, s925; Interior and Fig
ures," by Van Kuyck 1915. The rest Of the collection
numbering "a paintings, and including Flower Piece"
by Robbie OF Brussels. Cattle Piece" by T. Vorboeck
hoven and Historical Piece" by SchaeIels, will be
sold tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The Polytechnic Branch of the American
Institute met last evening in Room No "a Cooper Inst
tute Prof Tlman the chair The following inventions
we're explained and models exhibited Fire-prOOf build
ing by William A. Berkey, Grand Rapids, Mich: Lamp
Burner by John RUSSELL No l2l Lberty.st; Improved
Hay-rake by G. ~ GOss. DR. j. j. Edwards then read
long paper embOdyiDg the points that could
from the constitution Of meteOls 20 that OF the EARTH that
that the interior OF the earth not ud but consisted
OF solid cellular reticulated crystaEed iron in which
magnetism seated; and that the explanation o.
earthquakes also tho explanation OF the phenomena
OF sprtuasm both individuals and the earth Itself hay-
ing the property OF becoming Overcharged with electricity
and parting with ii I'm xplicable Prof
Vanderweyde his opinion OF the various scientific
statements embodied In DR. Edwardss paper and stated
that earthquakes explosions OF steam formed
from water which had percolaed through to The heated
stated to be Of the opinion. The hour OF adjourn
ment arrived before the Association came TO unanimous
opinion on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
rnr nrRcnAnn 1lrrnARY AssocNrIoN

The Third Anniversary of the above Asso-
ciaton was celebrated ou Wednesday evening. 10 the
Thrteonthi Presbyterian church The Rev Dr. BurchaId
pastor before large and enthutiasuc audience among
which were noticed many ~ ouf moot eminent citizens.
The exercises consisting OF an Address by the frcsl
dent 4. Herring Burchard, SECRETARY Report by ~
FOTman; with essays, Ora'onr, poem, and debate
upon the question ought lieprcscnHtvo 60 be Bound
by the viii ms Constituents 20 interpreted With mu-
ac by the Union Glec club continued until after 10
O'clock with undated utercot. Ts Assoc ation,
boring about 30 mcmbCe, meet every Wednesday eve
ming Ocal aud intellectual improvement. they are
n live and earnest organization, and an honor To the
Church with which they associated. Mr. Cough
lectures before them Friday evening, December the
mn ~ the Hall Of The Cooper Isrtuic the subject
being " ElOqucnce and Orators"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The Grand Society of United COOpcrs met
last evening Metropolitan Hall 20 take action relative
10 the proposed strike Of the whisky barrel makee Six
associations were represented In tho council on the
topic OF the strike being introduced, considerable d
v@slty or opinion manifested among inc dHerent
Associations, and the Society finally Adjourned without
taking hnal action 10 this evening when decision VIII
probably be reached.
An explanation of what is termed Visible
Speech VIII he given this evening at the Of tho
YOnng Mems Christian Association No l6l Ff.haye by
Mr. A. Melville Bell, +. EIs., r. r. r. A. Lecturer
Elocalion ~ the University College London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
PROBABLE SALE OF THE BATTERY TO THE GOV.
EMINENT.

The Battery Extension nuisance is likely soon
TO come 70 an end. The general Government has pur
chased $50 feet 'front.' adjoining the Staten Island Fetry
upon which TO erect barge Office and TO basin
for tho reception OF United States Revenue and Naval
vessels and Is negotiating for the puschase OF the whole
large part Of the remainder for other public purposes
The Secretary OF the Treasury Ia anxious bny and the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund said 20 be equally
anxious sell The probability Is that face will
soon be put upon the Battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
rnE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK roRGERY.

Yesterday the examination IN the case of
James Henderson accused Of having altered check for
sOi 90 on tho Fourth National Bank given = Henry
Clews CO. 70 ss5ll0 90 which latter ho attempted 10
have certified by the paying teller OF the bank up
yesterday at the Tombs before Justice lowing only
two witnesses examined, and their testimony added
nothing TO that already taken GA motion 81 counsel the
further examination wac then adjourned until Monday
he
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THE TURF.

TRoTTING on THE UNION COURSE, /. I'-NAIoIi
FOR $4,000, BETWEEN AMERICAN GIRL AND
GEORGE WILKES
Yesterday afternoon the match between the
celebrated trottlng horses George wilkes and "Amer
can Girl" came off at the Union track the company pres
en being fully as large at any trottng meeting ths
wear This event has been theme OF general comment
among sporting men for several weeks past ana lhe
amount Of money staked upon the result was unusually
large The track rather heavy and therefore favor
able 10 the stallion although the former hackers OF Amer
lean Girl seemed 10th TO throw her overheard larry in
the day auctiOneerDg became very brisk the mare
being taken for choice but after the horses on
the track Wilkes considerably in the esumaton OF
his hackers At the start they ranged about equal bns
after Wilkes had tho first heat he was MADE he
fayorte at 500 TO $40 He the second heat Hhen
betting Was in his favor at 500 10 $40 with few takers
The mare behaved Well throughout the three heats but
Wilkes appeared IN unusually good condition The three
straight heats were Ia splendid style by wilkes he
not making single skip or break. The GIN broke on inc
hOmestTetoh OF each heat.
C0urfe l. J.. THURSDAY. Eor 9-Mach Tor
5000. mile heats, beet three u Eve, 90 Wasol ,
william Boiss b. George wilkes
H. Howes b. American
Qpart,r Hot M
Secord ''.f 'sf 800
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LATEST SHIP NkWS

ARRIVED.
Helena Jackson Leghorn, Sept a. niss.
Brig JobapuA Rudolph jansen CsphAlonA 70 days curAHa
SAILED.
West Charleston Baks LIe Morrow ~ john
d Annie Liverpool JAs Brett Moateydeo, so chip john Der
tram Hamburg, anchored At Quarantine
DOMESTIC PORTS
Nov 9Saed steamship Virgo. New Yotk; bark
Helen sand Liverpool Brig A. De,oud Philadelphia lT W.
IA Trey philadelphia, sehr X. v Rich Geogetowa.
nisBrON, nov. l9toad steamship Fairbanks View forh
sAy.SsIH Nov l9Cssred steamships America BALTIMORE Her
MAJ Livingston New ioIHi brig Nellie. Boston.
Nov t9AIuyen, steamship hhetucket Rewrok
,ebr Chei NewYos Sailed hhg George Is Prescott Philadelphia
, Oscar T. IIarlsy D. G. Foster Highland Chief NnetA New.
Yorki r. Chase W. a. Maly Poaghbey Bo.,en HARRIET New.
bedford Paas America heN YORK John waller aui Annie SAT
ford Providence Mediator. hOneHrtt
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US. CHAMBER or LIFE INSURANCE

The Chamber convened at p. m, and Off
GERS were elected follows james g. Patterson Presi.
dent John Eadic. Vice President WIN. ". Cole secro.
tary Andrew W. Morgan Treasurer; Eizur Wright Ac.
tuary int hief and Messrs. Phclps, Freeman BuckDn
and Jones, DlTeCtoTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

Coal Sl1 A TUN.-WEATuER STRIPS G CENTS
h universally Acknowledged that the application
PArESr wEInRh sR make, aAyn Of FULLY one third 10
Of feel banJ temperature Instead Of
shi dAns 90 hui All gm.nts Of patents
ygofousy prosecuted ToRRKT Co. bole hAnufao
n MAldcnlAlc
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iALnountements
Nora BLNE.

Kso a Tue gentlemen who propose gel photographed til
Ld, before taken down. to buy dssn, HAT from BIN before m
operation No az he Of Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

ASBESTOS Roor COATING. H. w JOINS,
Ne e NbIm o. Of Liberty
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RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENT
LHyEa THuss and bathing the parts With DR 0ksGoArs HAkr
Io1i0R Addf,ss On dhsGOAr. No 600 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair Lealy Roofs
n W JonES Manufacturer No 10 willAmst cor hibsdyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

90 TO MACFARlANDS BOOKSTORE,
,snu Of TvsItnsi aui bnadsay And b0I VI bealNl
FRRSCD EOfk rApkE
gTt oghsi hr OIL. stamped
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HOME NEWS.

OmIngOveTcast HIe cloudy from D % IL hIIsl
,ocsIttle cloudy BVenuge cloudy to 940 cloudy To- TO-
clear Phases Of the Moon The hs quarter Of the moon ~ Ue
the At / 50 m.
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GREAT BARGAINS are offered daily IN
u TEAs COFFEEs hACkERKL FLOUR SUGARS and Az tiud'
ofGROCERlBs sbTstsd cheap each stores Of THOMAS
AGsEW Grssuveh and harrAr- ats ksN-loh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

The attendance at the evening session was very large
and many ladies and gentsmen were unable TO fnd
comfortable standing room. The Convention was called
10 order by Crosby promptly ct o'clock After Inc
opening exercises the Rev. DR. McCOsh Of Princeton Col
Iege expressed his qualification at the good results OF
The Convention Tie deep feeling which was manifested
was evidence that earnest Christians OF every class
aud condition are coming forward 10 engage IN
the work Of their Lord and Master. In England
Christian ferVOr was Increasing churches being
estabished. II scarcely became him, only half made
citizen 90 speak for this country. lie could not help
yemarkinN however, that there are few people here
who think that estTaDgemeD exists between the En-
Rsh aud American people. The old LADY y0nder, IL IS
frne scali6aEed years ago when her daughter
ran on With Mr.. Independence. UDfTieDdiy feelings
arising from past differences have nearly all died
out, ana Christian people In the Old land are
anxious 20 know more and more Of their brethren
here There is growing desire both sides Of ihe At
laBtic for STRENGTHENING o. .he ties which should mite
Christians everywhere Some Christian denominations
perhaps s too much addicted 10 class dHhRet 1lls
Tbe EplscOVsBDe w England did not permit citbes LIQ
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vo.s. R.no Ctr, tloeal,) Holmes city,
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| lr- Proposals for twice . weak service invi-
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omittisg Torsh, aisnvesd, sd Reno
yr CITY, making . disea.se o. - nhes'
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and back, once week.
Bidders viii state distance, and propose
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GoosI1 " mIIss ana back, once week.
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miles, Win two hours sddi;ionai time
each WAY IN whichto make me trips
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Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals. an
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$500 From Railroad Station, thrie and rtts.
burg r. r. By Bast Springfield and West
% Springfield, 70 Cherry Hill. 10 milss and
back, six times week to West Spring.
Geld, and three times week the residue.
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at 1880 N. El@ o.
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day, at m.
Arrive 81 Il. II. station bv p N.
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and Saturday, o. s:so m
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A - =. : ave ~
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ossf 1fen pan Antonio TO Eagle Pass = miles
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