New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

2uS 1s Te canal boat H. w Holt lying at PIER No g.
T. r. on Friday evening the TG hna ,nyteS the I
calf on her and IL Is alleged that during inc eNGihk te
W0n eS her insensble and then stripped the uncon
scous girl OF almost every article OF clothing laea ~
sS night the girl was found by other persons ana
n1 phvsean was called who. after several hours aten
ton restored her TO consciounesS MARY Wts I
custody and arragned before Justice Hoganat inc ios
He declined have anything to do with me ease ana
referred the officer making the arrest 10 s
M the Coroners decided that the case ddht COME Wn
shs PSSe Station and probably remains there vet
awaiting the action OF the authorities VINO may pe
charged with the bo wo or 0 70 Administer the
drug is mystery She refuses to make any explanation
BROOKLYN.-Polic arrests last week, 59l.
Lost children last month, 1877.
A mad dog was killed by a policeman at the
rear OF No 1875 HudsOn-ave on Saturday
Reports of the existence of Cholera In the
Eastern District are pronounced unfounded by the au
thOrities.
John DOran, 20 years of age, was found dead
In bed at his residence Of Columbia ana Congress
sts. Sunday morning. the result OF general ueply'
Thomas Hay, accused of attacking and rob-
bling Lizzie Meade, little GIRL in Grandst, r. d., was
adjudged iinsane and committed to the Asylum Il" fla
bush.
! A fire occurred in house No. 1874 Water-st.,
owned by Bernard Havand and occupied by four farnl
lies Saturday causing damage to the amount oI VV
| Insured in the Nassau Company
About o'clock on Saturday evening IRE
occurred at No. 80 Ryerson ST. occupied by JOhn seNa
caused by leak in the gasppe on t6e seGEhd O0
| A fight occurred in John Morphy's liquor
store No ia York ST. Saturday night In which John
Reed residing at No 100 Hudsonave had three OF his
fingers nearly cut off with knife IN the hands VI au u
known man. who escaped
George Weaver, 20 years of age, attempted
suicide yesterday by drowning IN the pohd corner Ui
some citizens and taken to his home In Morret An IN
udcious of stimuans is SAID to be the cause oil e
rash act.
At late hour on Friday night, Franz Geise's
lager-beer saloon, No. "a Metropotanayenue r. d. was
foPcbly entered and robbed Of in Treasury notes
demiiobn OF brandy three boxes Of segar and other
properly. Tho saloon entered through the front
| basement.
Two colored youths, John Fish and James
Brady were arrested yesterday and aTrached before us
tce VOORHEES, highway robbery The prisoners are ac
spanish gentleman in Rutledge-st, f. D. aud taking
from her basket containing 81 greenback Ihey were
! held TO answer
The police of the Forty sixth Precinct arrested
yesterday the following named saloonkcepers for not
having their bars ehectuay closed John Gaerser 80
Har1sonaye; Geo. AmbrnseT, corner Flgshingaye and
Cypress Hills road Peter HOhhn, corner Waltonst and
| Broadway. They were bailed by Alderman Guck pre-
siding the Fifth District Court IN the absence OF justice
Eanes The police OF the Forty Precinct arrested
Henry Musted, Nnth,st and Broadway, on similar
! charge. He was locked up.
ST. May's Hall, an institution connected with
st. Mary's Church Father Mcdonald, was opened to the
public last evening The exercises were very Interesting
consisting OF vocal music by Prof gGrsGs CHOIR ana az
dresses by Father Mcdonald ana MI James Dhiley OF
NowYork The latter named gentleman spoke at length
and Was listened to with marked attention lie did not
consider tho pepetuity Of the temporal power essential
Pontf secured by II. The large hall was densely
crowded with al audience composed principally Sf inc
Church aud the Young Mems Sunday School union OF
brooklyn.
building Nos 10 and "a sohemerhorn-st Owned 10y Sr
Henry Werner Saturday afternoon, and the place be
the flames spread with such rapidty the entire
structure enyeoped before tho hremen could bring
the 10 bear upon IT, The first and second floors
| were occupied 10y Mr.. Werner rningshop and
Ranngmlll. and the third floor by Messrs PRENTICE ice
! flames communicated with No. &C. one-story frame
structure, occupied by John Lynch "a star-buldng es
tabDshmcnt All totally destroyed, together with
contents. stable IN the rear owned by Mr. Hopper,
was damaged the of 500 Insured in the FIRE
mems Trust aud Etna Companies. brick building, No.
II, owned by A. SweetEer, damaged about $50 In
Daniel Robbins, damaged about 500 Insured IA
the Long leland Company three story frame dwelling
In the rear OF the factory was damaged about 500 Not
insured The property is occupied by Lewis Gardner.
Tue loss sustained by MT Werner on building and ma
emnery was $1,000. and on stock, $1,000 Insured for
SllO IN New-YOrk and Brooklyn Companies The loss
Insured for sl.2D The loss sustained by MT lynch
amounts to $780, Insured IN the Phenix Go. The fire
originated hy accident IN the engineroom Of Werncrs
factory.
The dedicatory services OF the Wesley NJ L.
Church. situated on Tompkinsaye, near NhlOugby ave.
were held yesterday morning. In the presence Of large
James. from Matt, 5th chap, and 18th verse We are
tho salt tho earth; but II the salt have lost MS
wherewith shall II be saed In the absence OF the ven
cradle Elder Bangs the Bishop assisted by tho Rev.
IL. Matteson OF NewHork and the Roy Francis O. IIl,
/ the pastor In expOunding the text the Bishop
said that the salt represented the Church Of
God whose influence efficacy and power should he spread
abroad aud prove benefit and blessing to mankind.
He eXptatod at length Oh the good results OF tho
abors Of the congregation ana closed by myO6mg tue
bcuedcti0n. The evening sermon was Preached by The
Rev Or. Madison The choir under the direction Of
Prof Vail, assisted by Mrs: Philips as soprano ms
church IA a branch Of DcKalbaye Church. About March,
1905 five lots were purchased, aud temporary church
was erected In which the congregation worshpped. with
the Rev Cad Gilbert 10 thcr pastor Inc loundaioh
OF the present structure LAID April Is, 1907. IL Is
dopth aud has spire 100 feet In hight. The will
accommodate about 800 persons The cost OF the Dud-
ing and grounds Is about $4,000 The supervision OF the
work has been well managed by Messrs Gilbert T. Curry
and Robt Benson. tho Building Committee. The archi
ects are Messrs Mundel ana lciiy ana he builder MI
Henry A. Rogers About a. were yesterday raised by
the congregation TO dofay the expenses OF building.
! GREENpOINT.- Grcenpoint Post ONCE hth-
the third ca- Ia, just been placed ts seeoal class BY the
| the iacrrlssd business Of tho.oace. '~'' y ~
| HUNTERS POINT.-The Queens County Repub-
HcAn Committee Hunters Point Situni r tue
SAMUEL SIyni Janic, secretur, L. Puucr Fu,bug Treasurer
Deplmiu D. ks. Norh mp.ed resolution plte request
election district The Committee again l7h
JAMAICA.--A laboring man, John - +. in the
s While bathing Poui about nile % the ,iass
"a Inquest v. held By Coroner leedrl'I;a iIs jpr, sa
pitched their tents Sitar!y for Tie Summer season ia
paay No viii hod It's Onth auaua pee Mouat,s Glove 10 th,
village, next "Wednesday afternoon iud e'euGg q
JAMAICA s0uTH--Mr. Abraham Grihln's barn
broken oIsn Friday GIT h;aod valuable hos stolen
HEMPSTEAD-Tho wortleberry froic. or coun-
iryiu jJee to be h % be Washington Course Pay and
noa1es take place On hose Gay. are 'n
NORTH IIEMPSTEAD.-H Rayley, keeper Of
on Hedns.i, last Tor dni,ane., aud ang lis vie wss
es saturday morning The Coroner, jury found verdict
Of death from deirian tsnenS
PATCH0GUE.-Mr Nicholas Smiths barn about
mil, 11i bal, Of t, place oos Ore s.'a morning aud
n a