New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

Charles McDeyit After the usual routine business the
STesep had peen member Of the Society just SO years
having been elected on Saturday evening, April 1873
a asTe,s to the printer
and AZ ne close him with an envelope contain
@ s sSy I'd ufdnse FspsS The an
prisons OF the State contract 70 James
y. SWAIN was discussed after which tDe oocieV ad
journed =,
In Jefferson Market Court, before Justice
Dodge yesterday, Edward Donahue and John nams HAVE us
Ne ei West Sneeenih-st OF sa5 Saturday night last
The complainant swore that the prisoners % ryed
while going homeward and that when he hao slssu W.
opposite his residence, they attacked him Knoskea %
down. and perperaed the robbery compianea os,d %,
cried watch" the prisoners away and were
HS % Is nS sas
Kerrgan was accused Of having broken into the ma
chneshop OF the Hudson River Railroad, Thirty yh@rstst @
n on o WSrh u BRASS and copper
metal. The watchman on the premises made am
davt that he caught kergan IN ng ac @ o pa
Annie Murphy and Kate Henderson, accused OF larceny
Trude on the corner Of Grand and Greenests satur
day night last whereby the sara% ecsm"nd
Hanersfen was held for examination charge OF hay
ing obtained s. 500 from John Eckard OF No 4A Eighth,
ave, by falsely representing that bis CtanersteihD
father was wealthy manufacturer and that therefore
| he would be able TO return the borrowed money.
AT the Tombs Police Court on Saturday, be.
fore Justice Bowling, young man, wearing the UNIFORM
of major in the regular army and giving the name OF
George Foster brought up He has been IN te hans
OF CALI nc on various downtown merchants and by rep
resentine himself as a stranger the city, and Temporal
y short Of money has 70 No TprGT H n
Of No. 81 southst met him on saturday anu % %
arrest by SdsT oI e o the pesoe Of the accused
! and he then committed TO the TomDs 10
whom whom he has swndled will make com:
plant against the PrsOnsr Troy yh ana r9Sk nand
ed warehouse, No 274 Waters were on saturday com,
% ma for hayDs Ca use n sS MO-
sOuth.t, a quantity of hemp valued at $500 Several
sufficient to warrant their detention they were DIS,
\ charged. Simon Goldman, doing business az NO ~
ling for having, It is alleged, nslsiousy destroyed
promssory note for s7sl 92 which Mr. Wm NJ: New
to "5'T him q for Np payment @ iB " Plumb diamond
broker No i2 Broadway was arrested yesterday at
G Ss sdmrsG Of NM Mr. r Nesbt Of No les
Pearlst. From the affidavit ot the complainant made
times extending through the months OF January
and February, lsGG. Mr. Nesbt loaned TO Pumb sums
amounting in the aggregate 10 OS50 and received as
security quantity of diamond jewelry On March 1860,
theacused called Mr. Nesbt and said that he had come
the jewels. The latter were handed him. ana
after looking at them for few moments fiuno % re- re-
balance In short time, at the same time laying down
package OF money and walking oil with the jewels Inc
sOs5o Since that time the complainant has vainy en-
deayOred 20 procure the amount due him. The accused
| Was committed to the Tombs
BROOKLYN.-Mr. Beecber preached about
Jacobs Ladder" yesterday morning
|
| was buried Saturday. The members Of Common
wealth Lodge attended his funeral.
| Commander A. T.. X. Benham Y. s. Navy,
has assumed the duties or supervising Ocer OF IoDCe,
| etc, In the Nsyylard.
Inspector Dilks has ordered the police to be
tho lookout for Hutchinson. who, IT appears has
been in the habit OF hiring horses and wagons and never
| returning them. ~
At the recent annual meeting of the Mercan
| tile Library the folowingnamed gentlemen were re-
| Il r. TAYLOR, a. r..
| orr .~~fN
The Messra. Oakley & Co.'S pork. packing
IN o was broken ken % mo sy ss,c cuT H
was blown open WIN & % PTfS5sana oosla SSu ST
/ bOilereN plOson IN another direction. ~
| A store was rented in South Seventh ST, a
short time ago, by man who called himself G. smith"
and who Cpenns sr M G ana GU amd
the samo man then rented number OF other stores in
AS branch establishments. lie then advertised for mar
couples to take charge of these branch stores and
required $50 security from each Twelve accepted hs
| proposition aud paid him the amount MT Smith, at
| present, non est tnrentns - ~ ~ "a.
The following changes are expected to be
Hssistant assessors Of Mr. wewoods district Mr. Ever
| vice Mr. Mccormick; Mr. Thome, vice Mr. Baldwin; Mr.
Mr. Thorne, vice Mr. Hardy. The annual list shows de
crcAso from That o previous Years as may ne seen iem
t@S te'tI%afed nSGo $4,000 Il s.tmatea mat The
per month. The monthly nat for January is S',2o7
| February. ses.5OO -ty>-.-;.-s>
After morning service yesterday, in the
seCed dcaeons 10 altar and in rasS
lar form ordained the following names W IL Mcclure
| Bray, j. o. munsou. C. A. Church Geo. II. Anderson,
X 4. Rust, Orlando whitney, Albert Bnrnham John r
one OF the pioneers Of Methodsm in the United States
and Laban Clarke aged o. present and aided III
The newly ordained counselcd them read the Bible
remarked that he had read for 8, years and during
the year past four times through and yet he received
added light from each and every perusal
rAt the session of the New.YO East Confer
ence, held In the summeraed NJ L. Chucrch ON Satur
Heman Bangs moved that the Bishops be requested to
appoint the Conference on the nrst Wednesday IN Apr
After little debate the resolution was tabled Tho
Rev Dr. Hynett Secretary OF the Church Extension SO
e pointed out t9s necessities o. 9 & esH5fhTs nn TS IN the
Mr. Ockershauen presented the report OF the Centenary
G% IN Oys wss sSpepGa e. that ALBEIT ss si2 S
Orlando whitney, and John * Gushing were admitted to
admitted to Elders orders ard Mr.. William Thompson
received as local Elder The Conference then ad
present desired to return to Connecticut 10 vote the Re
publican Ticket .. - -.
NEwcA$TLEThs :t5s new M NJ lE E. ch9TGh
Wldtl, and has a spire $50 feet high ~ 49, ''
MORRJSANIA.-Johnny Nolan, n boy had
his hanu crushed between two the Harlem ra
fSs UI DSos ~ io sro LAYING Of the Russ
pavement from Harlem bridge 10 Morrlsanla II nearly
CoUpleteu IN the DlaSIlng OF IOcHs on
Saturday large fragments OF stone we're hurled 10 the
opposite side OF the road tearing down large wooden
fence opposite Mr. Barnums house, and doing other in
jury.
SING SING.-Thc Ivanhoe baseball club
has elected It's officers for the season. and play Will soon
commence Division No. 1914 Of the Sons OF Temperance
held meeting Friday night aud elected their officers
for the ensuing quarter grand meeting OF oil the TEN
peranoo Societies of Wesoheser county Will take place
here on the 9th instant.
THE HARBOR.- IIartt, with the steamer
Metropolitan boarded the ship Emerald Isle from sayan
nah, Saturday morning and quelled mutiny. While
tho vessel was on passage from Liverpool 70 Hayan