New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

The addition to stewards uptown stoIe VIII
be opened to-day
The anniversary of the Polish Revolution of
ISAIAH will be celebrated tins evening at No. 25 Bowery
Gov. Burnside of Rhode Island is ut the
Fiithave. Hotel -,
The Adams Press Printers Association will
give their annual ball at Irving Hall Tonight.
An illustrated lecture, by b. F. Worcester, on
Paris Versailles and the Holy Land Will be gwen inns
evening Baptist Tabernacle Chuich OH Secohu"'o
Mayor Hoffman retires from the Office OF
Mayor 1T to-day. Alderman CONAN VIII pc A'1i"h
Mayor until Jan. !, 1869.
The first annual invitation ball of The
Young Americas Coerle will be held at Brookss Assem-
by Rooms ou Thursday evening next
John Connors, aged years, on SATURDAY
morning fc from third story wiadow AT me reSien,9
of his parents No 10 Mott-st, ana was instantly heu
Since the Is; of November six sailing vessels
ana 81 filed with Immigrants nave afI'oo "'
tins port
A party of scientific gentlemen will proceed to
Rhincbc,k to-day to in>pcca tract oi land "heie' %
alleged gold has been discovered
The Ncw-Yorl, Athletic Club met on Saturday
night to discuss the best means Of erecting gynna
sun and appointed committee to ilnd suitable H'ou"u'
foI the same.
Horace Greeley will address the cOorcd citl-
zcus ~ Scw-Yor this evening I'm the Aby-tllau b'i'
list Church cdlce, Waycr.ey-pace MI J""e' D. 0l''
man VIII preside.
Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday. at
the N0ric on thr body 0f au unknown nun aged "D""s
IS YEAR, winch found floating ia the East River oil
tho foot Of Thirty ifsi-st.
Gen. Conner, c. b., commander OF one bHtish
forces in the West Indies, and capt Carnes ad de camp
to the General among tic guests at tho CLARENDON
Hotel
The Rev. DR.. Andcrdon will lecture this even
ing In tho Cooper Institute. for the bcucnt o ire Zee
sc.oos u 50. JosopA's Parish. Subject; Washington
and OConnch"
The cigar makers and manufacturers have
settled their differences the former cOucrdng % the lat
ter the night 10 employ n0Hunion men, auda IutuIc IIe
erccmcns 90 be settled by committee on arbitration
The Second Union Cooperative Building So
lad D. M liz d.
operative Han No 2i4 Bowey, when the officers for the
ensuing year are To bo elected
The Rev. II. u. Nortlrop preached his first
sermon on Is Professionalism a Failure O., Yesterday
morning. in the West Twcnty-third.st. Presbyterian
Church, 81 which he is the pastor
Ole Bulls son-in-law, Mr. II0man, one of the
fra LAWYERS in Norway committed suicide recently lie
was married to Lucy tue youngest daughter Of oic Bu!
o ihe 10th OF August oi. Insanity MAS supposed To DC
The 1f2th anniversary festival Of the st. An
drvs Society his city announced @" take place 10
D-uouco's. corner of Fifiiaye ana four'rrnthht ls
been cztcudrd 90 number OF distinguished speakers
Sir. William Patton Will preside.
Tho Fair for the benefit Of the Church OF st.
Bernard TIE Rrv. Gabriel 4. Heaiy pastor. which has
Lecn I'm progress Tor some time ~ SO go West lhlf
tcenthst. Ghe temporary church 1a'di9g,vh positively
close THE evening \ panorama 81 tne HOY Lana " m 'e
same place aud for tGo same Object
BROOKLYN.-AUests last week, 3S2.
At o'clock yesterday morning fire broke
out Ina Ieu.'s planning min. Frcemaust, seventeenth
ward. Damaged to the amount OF $3.50; Insured
The grocers of the Seventeenth Ward COM
plain thai they constantly robbed by unknown pcr-
sons Of goods displayed m front Of their stores.
Capt Ilonmire. an old and well-known resi-
dent of the Eastorn District, died on saturday iuois
from alleged malpractice by a corn doctor.
Gen. Fitzpatrick delivered n lecture ~ the
Academy Of Music on Saturday evening S"l1'e''
The Roman Catholic clcrgymcn Of this city
enter upon retreat today which VIII be continued Ion
week
\ fair aud festival in aid OF the Brooklyn In
du.tllll scloo At.oc.atiuu aud Home fur Destitute
Chdrcn viii ue held 90 the Academy OF Music dag.
aud continue during tho week.
one wing of the new Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum completed and ON Sunday next n many az the
churches collection Ui Doe taken up o. aid the Directors
10 purchase the necessary beds aud bedding.
About o'clock last night the ropewalt of
william Allen. situated 10 Flu,nnsa,e., T. ID was rrgd
~ inccndiHrr-. aud damaged 70 the amount OF $500
There no Insurance on the rOpe~aik or stock.
Joseph DOllard, arrested on Saturday of last
week on charge " completely in the burglary mud rob
her, no the clothing store ~ Deyln Co.. No. % Grand
IN T. ID WAS on Saturday committed to await trial IN
The Rev Mr. Tlaskins last evening addressed
the members ~ the Eastern District Chirtan Asoca-
la Uh and Montana The lecturer took hopeful view
uf Affairs in the territories named
The Rev Norman Seavcr ID. D., will be in
stalled pastor Of the FIRST Trcsby terrain Church Clinton
NJ tomorrow evening The Rev. Dr. Duryea VIII preach
the sermon aud the services VIII be participated al y
the Rev DIS Cox spear and Cuyler aud the Rev Iheo
dorc s. Brown
Officer Livingston Of the Forty-frst Precinct
last evening arrested T. Fccney Oh he charge Of reckless
against Grccneavo in Fultonst opposite the Court
House, and smashed three OF the Windows lie was
locked up for examination.
James Smith and Patrick Clark, employed in
the bro very No. ls FrontSt, engaged IN "a fight.
during which Clark was either thrown or fell into vat
boiling beer Smith made his escape. and the injured
man. who not expected to recover, was taken 10 the
city Hospital
Anne and Lizzie Brady were arrested on Sat
urdny complaint Of A. j. Percy proprietor OF the
Globe Hotel FultOn-st, on the charge OF larceny. On
searching their trunks variety of bed linens owcngs,
6c found and on visiting their parents residence
No lgl Ilicksst more stolen property was recoV
cred. They had for long time been employed In the
hotel as dOncntcs Thoy were committed Tor nearing
At about 1911 o'clock on Saturday night fire
occurred building, at the Junction of Fulton
and Flatbush-aYcs. The first noOr Is occupied
John Fiedhouse and j. H. BOldcu the upper
floor ns Understanding establishments The buldiug,
owned by James Mccormick, WAS damaged about $500;
insured The occupants lost about the same amount
insured.
The Church journal contains detailed ac-
Of tho Episcopal fund Of the Long Island Diocese
from which Il appears that the apportonmcnt OF the
the amount paid, sJO9 "a the amount pledged not yet
paid. $4,000 leaving the total amount OF endowment
cured at s50lQ9 70 Kings County churches are behind TO
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Last evening" about @ o'clock, fire broke /
IN tho apartments occupied by Michael Brown IN No
l6 Nayyst Tho building Is Of brick, four stories IN
hight, and occupied by number OF families Mr. Brown |
and wife wcro absent The children were LETT NJ home
aud 1t Is SUPPOSED that the fire was caused by them
Browns oss about $500 Including 800 In bills which
Mrs Brown had secreted In the bedding for safe keeping
He was insured for $1,000 In the Brooklyn Insurance Co
Tho damage To the building, which Is owned by Mrs Nu
A. Colt, is about $500; Insured.
EAST NEW-YORK.-Tho house of Mr. Samuel |
DAVIS Of PennanA aud FntonAYes was snise by Burglars
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FLUSHING. l.. IAN election for Chief and Asss-