New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

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Tho following statement. from the DOCKS OF
nc loIloWihS Sr,Ir Internal Revenue District shows
the reccns Of tbeaters railway and ferry comDano' III
| Brooklyn for April; Receipts Tax
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The Committee appointed by the Board OF
Education to investigate the manner in which Dook sup
plies &C. are purchased Ior Ie boaTo sieted b9t he
Committee had invited Dr. j. s. Thorne the PreSldet & Ul
Committee on supplies to be present for the purpose
of offering any explanation they might deem proper
Segr SRamed amoBg whom were Mr. Pcoey book
publisher MIR Thomas Carroll. Member Of the Board
Mr. Pooey claimed that hO had no fair change 10 con-,
pete with the AppleOns in supplying books MI, CaroH
testified that three years ago the auOpon ri III
nnbIisIers except Appleton & Co. and Iyison, Phnney
Blakemau y Co. The Committee then adjourned SUBJECT
TO the call Of the Chairman
The clergy and laty of the SwedenbOrgian
Church convened AZ the church corner Of Carkst ana
Monroe place, Brooklyn Ohe Rev. Dr. Ager - yestelua.
about matters connected with the diocese The proceed
ings opened with prayer and after inc hrelnny
ceremonies, the Rev S; s Stewards OF Poughkeese as
ccnded the pulpit and delivered sermon appropriate 10
the occasion, choosing for ms te&t Johh XIII MI - H @
Jesus said unto him. II man love me he WI Keep IuJ
words; and my father will love him, ana we VIII come
unto him and make our abode with him." When the ser
concluded, the business meeting was oLEan1Vu 1
by the President, the Rev. Chauncey Giles taxing uic
chair The delegates from Newark ana IOughkeepsle
admitted when the report OF Ihc iouucI Vi tn
listers was read, from which appears That one minister
Uhe Rev. c. {. LoTd was oldahed anu lhIeo t
composition. The report OF the Executive Commit
the Committee had adopted and put In force the recon-
mendation to employ teachers aud had made cenatgs
hitchcock J. r. Williams j. X. Hoyt W. W. Miles. W. c.
Church, G.. p. LOwery, Oliver Dyer, ana VIM Lewis
The Association has maintained on salaries, three mis-
sioharics besides extending aid TO two societies me
Tfeasurers report shows that $3.50 had been expended
mainly for salaries for missionaries and expenses Ol
ecturing. committee TO appoint officers for the en-
suing year appointed, and the meeting ADJOURNED
FLUSHING.-FOr some time past genteel
looking person. about years OF feet 10 inches in
hight rather sharp features and well educated, has been
district Deputy Grand Master L. Bradford Prince has
uumasked the impostor ana cautions the cait against
Der OF Washington Lodge No Of Charleston ;. G. lie
obtained considerable sum OF money from the members
lodges on Long Island.
! WESTCHESTER.-Th graves of soldiers
whose remains are inferred In the Sleepy Hollow Gene
tey az taItS'9w N oe GeIoi1su t m mi'h dom' ~ H @ Un
- Messrs Edmund f. Sutherland OF White Plains John
C. DOuOhue Of Yonkers and Robert Coffin Of FOrdham,
! have been appointed Commissioners Of estimate and
assessment in the matter OF opening Westchcstcrave.
Ground will Oe broken for the boulevard at Pelham
Bridge Monday morning next. George lockwood,
esq. OF sing Sing and Judge Thomas Nelson Of Peeksk
been chosen represent the Second Assembly Dis
trict Of Westchester County in the state Temperance
Convention 70 be held at Syracuse on the st OF June
! MT. VERNON, n. Y.-At q meeting of citi-
zens the following named persons nominated for
village officers 10 be voted for on Tuesday next Prcs
dent Edward Martin Trustees for the full term Of three
years A X HMglt ana Anthony BayIsi ioT TWO years
to ill vacancies, James CarmOdy aud Enoch Douglass for
Waasback Treasurer. James 5. Van Court Asscssors
John c. Rautiu, David l. Smith and Donald Ferguson
/ - Nfreef (nf misslou
! WHITE PLAINS.-The May term of the
County Court aud Court Of General Sessions Will be held
| here, commencing on Monday morning next George
G. DE Witt of Bronxve has been admitted to the bar by
the Supreme Court.
! FORDHAM.-The Debating Society attached
to st. Johns Goege in IN fsr charge Gf tne JeS
vices, which Will take place OH Tuesday next at ICO
O'Clock a. IN.
NEW W-ROCHELLE-T people of this place
TO meet 10 consider the proprety OF raising
5000 by tax e deray the expenses OF road improve
ments contemplated.
CLIFTON, S. 1.-The Clifton Division, No. AL,
Sons OF Temperance, 10 give complimentary socaOe,
AT Firemens Hall corner OF CliGst and New-Iorkaye,
u this village, Oh Monday evening next
NEW-DORP, s. 1.-The Richmond County
Agricultural Society contemplate giving IN addition 70
their usual annual Far in June, strawberry show
and floral exhibition. They intend 70 realize fund which
will be devoted 10 the purchase Of suitable grounds aud
buildings for the Society
EDGEWATER, S. I-Mr. Samuel r. Brick, jro
Supervisor Of the County has lately returned from Al
y, II
deayors 10 relieve Richmond County from the bonds given
in payment for the destruction Of the old Quarantine in
these bonds has become heavy burden on the county.
TOMPKINSVILLE, S. 1.-The treasurer of
the Smith Inirmary Acknowledges the receipt OF o.!
$3.50 was also realized for the same object by the
teur dramatic entertainment which was recently given
at Pavilion Hall, New-Brighton.
TOTTENVILLE, S. lon Tuesday evening
next the hall OF TOtenyie Division No 32 B. Of T.,
will be dedicated.
HOBOKEN.-The Trustees of the Fire De
partment have elected the following officers President
Jobn kennedy; Treasurer Herman II. Schmidt; secrc.
tary, Charles Chamberlain Charles scott, Waldeman
charged with having broken into BrOwers butcher
stall smashed the fixtures, and destroyed the stock.
JERSEY CITY.-Polce officers have again
been placed on duty at the different ferries
II.a:ccikey Falion Vas yesterday held to bail in
the sum OF $780, charged with an atrocous assault OH
Patrick Moran.
The Police Commissioners having informed
all applicants for positions as policemen whose cases
had not already been acted upon to appear for e1amina
ton the statOnhouse last night crowded with men
anxious to secure positions. The candidates viii be
passed upon at the next meeting OF the Board.
HUDSON CITY.-The police force here has
been Increased five The Station House is 10 be
moved In the case Of Albers agt the NewJersey Rail
road IN the Supreme Court for damages resulting from
The Killing of comulainants mother, at West. End
nonsut was ordered, /: being shown that deceased did
In the Court Of Sessions yesterday, John
Bell, charged with blowing open the safe IN
lanes ouackenboss a boy, was convicted Of larceny
Pbip Mackler assault held 10 bail Thomas Burke
alleged 10 hayo implicated IN the recent riot at Hud
son CITY, was held 10 bail.
RUTHERFORD PARK.-Winnifred COyle,
employed as domestic in the family Of Mr. Brewer at
this place yesterday stole watch valued at $50, from
her enployer with which sho escaped to Jersey CITY,
where she was arrested The property was found IN her
possession
NEWARK George Gotfield, alleged to have
stolen a watch from No. Ga Bostonst where he was
hanging some blinds, committed for examination.
PATERSON.-A Commission, appointed by
the Common Council is TO consider the propnety OF the