New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-11

scnption books will be opened.
The perforated pavement on LeXingtolcaNe.
has been LAID as far Thrtiethst WORK mas pten sur
pended the past account OF the damp t
and the INSTRUCTIONS caused by the fourtne tSe
tracks The company has been called upon 10 tne
tracks lowered as they considerably above inc s.rees
level Three hundred men we're empi1ysea esnmedto
suspension 1t is expected that work VIII DO reSuin'''
day -.
| On Saturday the wOrkmen who are digging
at the Battery for the new nrce an old Kettle
almost destroyed by rust 1t contained eoneS S st
one or two broken tiles ana some and had
belonged to some or the ola ~ ar occnpaney
| of the island.
The Metropolitan Police Mutual Aid Asso.
citation met saturday From the repo,s acattS0 ~
appears that the number OF members mas ht 49,
9 During the quarter ending On th9 ne g oh1
Coye and officer Gilbert Leggett of the Essex Market
Court Squad and $g4 30 has been pau " o''H Vi ''
| widows OF deceased. - i
| On the Goth ult James Finney, an ex.Ser-
geant OF Police, taken with nj at the corner OF py
an UNCONSCIOUS condition. where he died soon after He
was buried In the Poters Field and few days ago tap
subscription was gotten the members OF the
Third Precinct Police to which command the deceased
formerly attached, ana the REMAINS "eIe lcmo'euo
| Calvary Cemetery yesterday
The New-York Central, Erie, and Pennsyl;,
Central Railway Companies on saturday aGSanesd
Louis per hundred Weight Louisville cents -
cents Columbus, 81 cents These prices apply only to
frst second and third.class rates The fourth aud
prices is to be sti further increased week and is
probable the old high prices Will be adopted Ior TIC
Winter
At the festival of the employees of Brewster
Co. carriage manufacturers at Lion Park, on satur
day one of the firm proposed plan whereby the VOTE
giving the highest wages Messrs. Brewster Co will di
vide share of the profits the amount to De deteI1e ea
upon consultation with committee appointed W ,no
men II will cost the firm about 5000 II man - . as
his aar sSs be- fortified
sick fund and man Leaves nud arsS and the arm
| viii give at once $1,000 to this fund.
BROOKLYN.-The Police made 800 arrests
| last week
The new Church of st. Vincent de Paul on
| North Sixth near Fifthst Will be dedicated on Sunday
Charles Vozel was sentenced in the Court of
Sessions on Saturday 20 IN the state PrsOD Tor
| rape on the person OF Minno stokel, age years.
At the New England Congregational Church,
Eastern District last evening me KEY MI B",od
| the reasons why 1t should he dissolved
The house of Arthur SAKE, No, 232 North
D. was robbed OF sS %Srn Of stosS from
No Isi 5ixth-st', the residence Of Mrs j. W. sehony'
Henry Jones & Brothers store. No. 2OS At
and two cheeks for $50 each. An entrance was made
through cellar window and traPdoor III the store
floor. .,
In the Catholic Churches, yesterday, collec-
lions up the several masses to alu III me
support OF The young men VINO ar heinz SdmIed 10 the
priesthood.
Bishop Laughlin caused circular to be read
IN the several Catholic Churches, Yesterday announcing
thai Jubilee ordered by the Pope Tor The good Of me
! dcumenca Council. would be commenced Immediately
| IN the Long Island Diocese.
| About 10t p. IN, on Saturday, n fire broke
out livery stable OF b. Heydron fredsol corner
snioson OF Kerosene oil lamp. One horse and a
Der OF carriages were destroyed Loss, $1,000 No III
| surance
NJ. C. Patteu was arrested on complaint of
Chauncey schaner. lawyer residing Mt No. $50 East
Fifty hrstst, York, Who charges him with stealing
riding IN a coach with him Saturday Tie valuables
| were not recovered
John Dougherty, on Saturday night, was ar
rested by Officer John Burke OF the FOrtysecond Pre-
cnct for dsordey conduct IN The agerbeer saloon NO
trpped the officer and away the officer ordered him
10 stop but did not do AID the former then drew
.hoISer lie was taken TO the City Hospital where the
wound probed. but the shot could not be found.
The Right Rev. +. d; Huntington, ID; d.,
OF the Society Increase OF the Ministry. preached
annual sermon in behalf Of the Society At the church
small a9eogn, Of The heavy storm In the chapel Mere
cese Long Island; the Right Rev Bishop McNeey OF
Maine. and the Bishop Of the Diocese Of Illinois The
preacher for his text Romans, Chap TO- a. Is " How
shall they hear without preacheri ana no" snail they
| preach except they be sentP
HUNTERS POINT-Edward Van Gasebeek
OF Jersey City has commenced suit against the Long
Island Railroad Company for $4,000 lie was injured by
accident OF the 2se OF T A snn mas @ m WIN
piacng tie on the track OF the Long Island Railroad at
| WOodsIde, was discharged on Saturday.
| YAPHANK l.. I-Wm. James was garrOted
in the village iverhead Friday night, by two men,
| and robbed OF gold watch and 800
| MARINERS HARB0R, 5. 1.-The dedica-
ton services of the Methodist EpscOpallan Church
at Mariners Harbor staten Island held yesterday
IL is capable OF seating 100 The Rev John T.
Morrow pastor. The Rev Bishop James preached the
dedication sermon
HOBOKEN.-The following are the officers
OF Harmony Division. No 81 :. Of r.: T. W T., Thomas
r. Scott: W. r., James q. ShermaD W. A.. d. I. kroh;
r. 8, Gus Rich; F. 5, William MePh"'i Chaplain
UNION HlLL.-John Rodgers was yesterday
arrested Union H at the instance OF his parents,
property from them. Part OF the property sound
| upon his premises.
JERSEY CITY.-On Saturday evening the
attention Of the authorities called 10 the fact that
child OF a Swedish enigrant named Peter Carroson bad
died from starvation, In the tenement No iO7 Souths
visit 10 the place showed that the other members Of the
family were suffering from want Of food and clothing
Provision was Immediately made 10 supply them win
occurred last night IN schauss's bakery in Groyest.
| James Sulphur OF Brooklyn robbed Saturday
whose company be had been drinking in the evening
Christopher Weight and John Bulnscht, GERMAN euglHV
ers, we're arrested yesterday by Detective Kilcauey
on suspicion Of having stolen % casns with which they
walking from the Central Railroad depot
Julian Pchayotte who had been long connected
with the police force died yesterday, at his late rest
depce, OF disease OF the Kidneys The police either by
collision or culpabe neglect OF duty, permitted prize
fight TO take place the flats early yesterday Gun
and Kenny Were the Ills and MGST S and
each other through 10 rounds. Cunningham was de-
caed the victor and the crowd then dispersed No arrest
| Is reported.
PATERSON.-Mr. w. L. Thompson, for
many years Station Agent at this city for the Erie Rail-
way has been removed By the new mSnsgemen H.
Valentines barn on Friday tipped heavy sleigh upon
himself. and killed.. "A Mr. wilkinson In Crossst
Hha mol w II.