New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE CITY.

burglary
known the Third-ave. Garden.
The second annual meeting of the First
Union Cooperative Association will be held TINS evening
at Cooperative Hail. No. 2l4 Bowery The annual report
will be read.
Coroner Keenan, commenced an inquest yes
erday at tho West Thirty fthst Police Station INTO the
circumstances attending the death OF the newborn chu
OF Margaret German. pOstponement was Occasoned by
the necessary absence Of the mother because OF Sickness
Charles Andrews, who is believed to have
robbed the store Joseph Strauss Of $3.50 on saturday
had his leg broken last evening while attempting TO
escape from officer by leapng from the thrd-story
window Of a tenement IN Eighth-st.
Early yesterday morning, an unknown man,
apparently Irsh aged about IS years, while intoxicated
walked overheard from Jersey CITY ferIy-Doa at tne
foot COurtlandtst, and was drowned The DOdy was
not recovered.
While lady and gentleman, accompanied by
child endeavOring to get on board Jerse! Cly
ferryboat yesterday. at time when the boat was ul,
hooked from the bridge the child fell into the shp ana
narrowly escaped drowning
Confirmation was administered by Archbishop
McCoskey yesterday afternoon in the Church OF 81 au
renee There $50 candidates, OF whom 80 We're e-
males or the whole number $50 made their first c0mmn
Mon in the morning at the High Mass celebrated by the
Rev. Mr.. Guckmeyer, s. j.
Hester Vaughan, pardoned by Gov. Geary,
after conviction of the crime Of infautclde, writes To
Philadelphia that she in great distress that she was
sick during the entire continuance OF the voyage to
hausted in the purchase OF necessary medicines
Mr. A. w. Morgan, of the firm of A. w.
Morgan Co.. the Oldest IMPORTER % Ci & gaSs h .s a
ing recently retired from the hrm the glass merchants
evening Mr A. T. Downing presided. aud the toasts
complimentary Of Mr.. Morgan's career as merchant
and !. were hearty and deseryedly applanded
The ffty-ffth sale of unclaimed property ut
Police Headquarters took place yesterday morning Mr..
Edward PettBger performed the duties OF auroneer'
and disposed Of large amount OF personal property con
sistiug articles every imaginable shape from black
horse 10 a bundle Of black Kid gloves The sale Was
largely attended aud the bidding proceeded with great
animation. There was no by-bdding. aud everything
offered encctually sod-so were some oil the buyers
meeting of those interested in the Cooper
I'm Religious
win ail who could be comfortably seated and included
,r,,ncr of ladies' There was "a unanimous expression
present IN favor Of securing the services OF the
Rev H. Budworh Of East Boston as pastor OF the Free
Church. and most Of those in atteLdauce were earnest IN
desiring the continuation Of the Sunday services through
The Summer. 10 stated that ample funds had been
guaranteed for the movement
The Hon. n. b. Judd, NJ. c., ard Col II. /.
Stuart. Chicago Gen. NJ T. Trumpbun, kingston y "
and H. L. Ressac. Albion, at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Tie Hon Ulysses Mercur NJ. G., Pennsylvania; Gen j.
5 Easement ana D. q CascmSnt % I%i p '5 T 1iy % @ Ie
ungham L, 8 Navy; G. :. Bushnell, Ncw,llayen, and |
de- Zca SPANISH Consul at Portland aud samuel Apple.
ton o Boston. are at the Albemare Hotel The Hon >
X Williams ~ Wayne County, y. Y, II at the Asior
House A. Domingiez and Mr.. del Gale OF CuDa are at
the Clarendon Hotel.
The "moonlghtr excursion of the Magnorum
Club on Wednesday night very pleasant anaiT.
The only drawback was the di.ngrceahe weather %
heavy fUg hanging over the Hudson lNer uhul h,ar
daylight This. however, failed 10 Interfere n the slight
est degree with the amusement oL an on ooalI. on
Wcehawken The anchor wac aIopin aiIi 70 'iI
cavaliers danced until daylight The officers 81 the
Ciub were uurcmttng IN their attentions, aud well
deserve the honor " seeing their names 10 priut
A r. Merrill, President j. Louclieml Vice President;
Floor 1ommittcc-G C. Wandinr Chairman; W stout,
NJ H. Peet o. W HOuell. ". e. Colt, /. Peabody. d. 5
Reception CommitIee--A 4. Belier, l. II. Bone.
Yesterday was the festival of st. John the
STAR determined to devote the afternoon to tlo public
baptism Of one Of their i5otegSs son OF H. A ~ , 3n, %
that Il. W. sewe FIsk, Grand THOR, was buried Tue
Weston d. d. Past Grand Chaplain. by the I:ev.
Comp Cooke. Chaplain of Acacia Chapter Conn, aud the
uify were Worthy Brothers and Companions, and Mrs
Dilks and W Mrs Johnson past ana pIcsent pT',ihhg
officers Of the Chapter represented the sisters ~ the
conclusion of the Episcopal .crvice-, ribbon To which
the order Of the Eastern STAR was placed around tho
chlds neck by one Of tho grand Officers OF tue latter
cludcd prevents nom giving more extended notice
Of this interesting event Tho 6arsmal name Of the
child is George william Astcr. the last name meaning
"sar" and being emblemaca Of the Order and yesIcr'
days ceremonies
BROOKLYN.-The Hon. Demas Barnes is to
lecture ~ this city The Great Bgdgc,' on Monday
evening next, in the AthenUum.
NJ. MoynaId. attached to the French school
ship Jean Bart attempted 10 jump on one "f the Fulton
fcry boats but miscalcuating the distance ic over
board lie rescued IN an almost exhausted state.
The Rev. w. c. Van Meter, who was injured
at the Wilamshurgh ferry on Tuesday morning Is now
OF danger. but 10 stI very low. HE physicians say
that he must be keptvery quiet and VII! not tolerate
visits at present.
George Moore, a clerk by occupation, who
arrested on the l5th instant on suspicion Of stealing
suit Of clothing from the house OF Pmp CLARK, No 30
Futonst was brought before Justice Walsh yesterday
for examination. The evidence Of the prosecution COM
petey failed, however, and Moore Was honorAby dis.
charged.
A marine on guard duty within the iuclosure
Of the Barracks ou Flushngaye, Slot at by
outside on Wednesday night The ball passed near
his head but caused injury. The mscIcaut is sup
posed to belong to party Of ict whisky dsters, who
have "a grudgc against the marines for aiding The CIy
authorities III breaking up tier trafhc
The members of the Fleet-st. NJ. +. Church
have voted lay representation IN the General Council
with this result: Affirmative, 79 negative, A. Previous
fin spoke In favor Of the reform, aud Mes, A. r. Miller
II. NJ. mgraham, aud Alderman Whitney opposition.
Hanson place congregation has voted "a Tor 10 % against
and the Leyantayc congregation - for To 10 against
David Jacobs aged 10 years, was arrested in |
Ncw-IOrk yesterday, the complaint Of his father |
Jacobs, the charge Of having iOlon watches
jewery the value Of about $500, which. alleged ho
had disposed OF at different pawnshops aud appropriated
the proceeds to his own use The cider Jacobs IL APP
pears dealer watches, &c. and the son. charged
abstraced the articles from time TO time. Some OF the
property was found on his person. aud he gave mfora
lion IA TO where the remainder was that all with the
DTohabT be recovered The accused Is detained AZ The
Forty first Precinct Station House TO await hearing
The funeral services of the late Rev. DR.. u. |
II. Greenleaf held yesterday commencing at p.
m. In the Church OF Emanuel on Presidential, near |
Smhst, OF which the deceased was rector Tho church
trOnged by the members Of the congregation and
friends The altar was draped IN tue emblcms of mourn
ing while on each pedestal ana the caAket containing tile
remains, were placed elegantly arranged nora crosses
crowns and bouquets The exercises were conducted
Bishop " lltteJOhn, assisted by tho Rev. DIR. Dlcr
the Rev. DR.. Drowne and the Rev. Mr.. Jessup. The |
Poy Dr. schenck and other clerBmen were present |
The casket was covered with broadcloth and slycr |
mounted, with plate bearing the inscription: Rev T.
H. GIeeneaf Died June a, 1862 aged 90 years" After
tho services the remains taken TO Boston 10 bt foe
tered IN Mount Auburn Cemetery.
FLUSHlNG.--he Rt. Rev. A. N. Ltlcohn, u. u. |
dsy norhng This Bishops Grst spaeop Viz, b Oh Parish
Cougressm,q Reeves The 10 District l,s ioras,l,i Rod
documents necessity 10 inform the dong Of ho GovsnL