The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
Arrangements.
Before Judge Benedict.
SUPERIOR C0uaT-spscLAl TENN.
ERcoNLYN INTELLIGENCE.

SHoPLIFTEIs SENTENCEp.-Mary 0rmsby and Ellen
Callahan, two elderly females, were arrested by de-
tectIve Corwn Tuesday on q charge OF stealing .
piece OF flannel worth ten dollars from the store OF
Thomas Gill, Fulton avenue and we're yesterday sell
tence by Justice Buckley TO SIX months each III INC
Penitentiary.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE WILLIAMSBURG INDUS.
TRIAL ScHooL.-Tbe fifteenth anniversary Of the
above excellent institution was held in the Lee Ave
nue. Baptist church, last evening. An address was
delivered by Rev. DR.: Potter, and the music was
under the direction OF Mr. OTIS Fox. The assets VI
the Institution are $4,000.
FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF
WORCESTERSHIRE three societies Of the above order
in Williamsburg held their first annual ball IN Nc
sonic Temple last evening, and 1t was the largest and
probably best conducted affair OF she season, IL not
under the direction Of Mr.. Timothy Healy, and Mr..
Dennis Maher anu Marshal owen DENIM hos
pltaDly entertained the invited guests.
FrRE.-A blacksmith shop, IS DeKalb avenue, oc-
cupied by Samuel Harris, was destroyed by fire
shortly after O'Clock yesterday morning; loss
$500; insured for $3.50. stable the rear OF the
shop, owned by Francis Murphy ana George Stew
art was also burned Their united loss Was $780,
The frame buildings adjoining The latter were dam
aged to the amount Of $1,000 ana $500 respectively
Inc origin OF the lire was purely accidental.
CORNER STONE cEREMoNfES.-The ceremony Of
laying the corner stone OF the Second Baptist
church in Ainslee street, near Graham avenue, E..
D., took place yesterday afternoon. Rev. ]. Il.
Bracket, Uf the First Baptist church, conducted
the exercises aud was assisted by Rev. Messrs. j.
HYATT smith, Of the Lee Avenue Central church, and
Reed, OF GreenpOint. large number OF ladies and
gentlemen witnessed the Interesting ceremony.
The dimensions Of the new edI1ce will be forty two
by ninety feet, Win O height OF thirty lect. The
structure VIII be OF the homancsQue order OF arch-
lecture, with Philadelphia brick front ard brown
stone trimmings Mr.. w. b. Ditnans Is the archi-
and w. G. Jones the builder.
Ar THE OLD TRICKS Enthusiastically P. Il. Phil
lips arrested by detective Corwn In Gold street.
on charge of swindling. The case is one in which
Phillips visited the saloon OF one John Salt, No.
Gates avenue, on the Goth Instant ana, presenting
check for thirty.two dollars, purporting to be genu
Inc, the Ninth National Bank. offered to leave the
same as security for few dollars, which he desired
for immediate use. until the bank was open IN the
morning. Salt gave the accused three dollars upon
these representations; but finding, subsequently,
that the check was q spurious one he procured
warrant for the fellow, which was executed as
stated. Justice Buckley, before whom he
taken, committed HIN 10 await examination Un SAT
urday next. This IL the second Tine wtain The past
Ihree months that Phillips has been Ia custody of
tue authorities on similar charge. the last occasion
being one IN which he represented himself as re-
pcrter Tor The HERALD IN quest OF means where
with to dcfray the cost OF the funeral OF deceased
associate. Inc dupe the latter iiis lance Mr..
Cass, OF the arm Of Cass u Co., Furman street, who
caused his arrest. Justice Cornwell held HIM to
answer The action Of the Grand Jury. Subsequently
tie accused was admitted 10 bail by the District At
tOrney, and appears to nave lpproved his line in
The manner tiils stated. lie Is about the medium
height In statue, forti-aeyei Years Of age and OF
shabby genieei Appearance.