New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

HE hPaVenS Were COInpCICTy UFCIV,, - a.,
morning OF Nov a. but at other portions OF the carr .
November meteors may have beon seen oTe Roreas
a. again air S Visible ' The following is register OF
number of meeOrs seen passing Oysr red shot
500 toward the pole star from the pointer mera na We
Great Dpper' 5ly one %n 1 pont 100 4 f.
OF Reguins sic one emerald, equal 10 ReRuus EMU L.
| n r. from point 400 8. 8. ". OF Reguius'
The Presbyterian Church IN Fo ,I ave,
corner OF Twenty secondst was CROWDED aST e'Gnng
6y members of the New York Sunday I9aeheGS
Society listen 70 an address py aS Ne smoke Of
the importance and necessity OF horal anu ~, r over
rnaraton warned teachers not TO underrate OF over
rate the faculties of their pupils to Try ana w1 tno vTn
ndcnee 10 enforce respect, and to give them ne conc
u0h o. heuS cross TO illustrate their teachings and
above all to pray Gods blessing on their work mf'
Weder the Superintendent OF SundaySehools pesdeu'
ard the meeting separated after singing hymn.
A bazaar is at present being held in Apollo
Hail in aid of the building fund of Trinity Baptist
SnnrGn, be Raptist churches of New-York are
ested in It, and represented AT the thoes t ih
in the hall The bazaar opened on last WodnesdaY,
and was intended last for week To-day there NH
fret three days realized between $500 and $1,000 There
are 10 or II tables which display great variety OF ar
Giles. many Of them exceedingly beautiful ana cOstY'
Mrs j. Stanford Uome is the principal drectress MISS
Bruce of Yonkers has charge of splendid Moral tepe
the contributions TO which have amounted 10 over svV
Last night there grand floral contest Tor SlOO
bouquet, given by gentleman to be voted to the hand
soonest lady In the hall The attractions OF the bazaar
are numerous, and several OF them unique.
BROOKLYN.-The workmen have now been
discharged from Prospect Park and the place wears the
dTeary aspect OF Winter.
Mayor Kalbfeisch yesterday issued proc
amaton requesting the general observance of Thursday
next Nov. Is, as a day OF thanksgiving.
Charles 0'ConnOr, injured by the falling
Of the GasIouse roof in Willamsburgh, died at the
City Hospital yesterday.
William f. Howe and Edward II. Beardslee,
in custody charge Of forgery, will be examined be-
| fore Judge Troy on Friday next
William l.. Kempton, under arrest for coun-
tereitng Internal Revenue stamps examined before
| H. 8 Commissioner Jones Yesterday. Mr. Day Of the
Secret Service Bureau testified TO the character OF the
perforatng apparatus found the premises NJ Staten
Island and also admitted that the machine was not used
exclusively for perforaling Internal Revenue stamps
Of Sailors Snug Habor. testified for the defense He
had known Kempon since lS47, and his character was
| good. The further examination was then adjourned
| until the 18th inst.
| HIGHBRIDGEVILLE.- twO-stOry frame
house. belonging 10 Mr. j. H. Camp was destroyed by an
unknown mcendiary ON Sunday morning Loss about
| 1880.
EAST MORRISANIA.-As stack of hay belong
ing TO poor German woman living on ST. Annsaye was
burned on Sunday night Tie flames communicated TO
barn near by aud also destroyed. The ncendiary
| escaped
YONKERS.-Thos +. Morris, esq, has been
appointed Collector oi Taxes for School District No g.
The NeppCrham Club will give ther annual ball. at Rad
ford Hall, on Thanksgiving eve.
BRONXDALE.-Then new NJ. f. Church in this
place robbed few nights OF all the carpet IN
CARPET had only recently been laid. and 500.
on the morning subsequent the robbery, man was
seen passing through the place with an immense roll OF
carpet but suspicion was excited until several hours
aiterward too late 10 capture the thief This Is the
second loss Of the kind that the Society has sustained
| within short time.
HUDSON CITY.-William Sheridan was
tried n the Hudson County Court OF Sessions yesterday
for stabbng LOUIS Kuhn ~ picnic at Nj Pleasant
Park the 18th OF October The evidence for the pros
ecuiiOn showed that Sheridan and another person. Far
ley Buck attacked Kuhn without provOcaton; that the
latter turned upon them TO defend himself and that
AVas Efif md fuNh
men. INJECTING dangerous wound The jury brought In
verdict OF guilty. Buck was then placed upon triai'
| BERGEN.-The new hall of Monticello
Lodge No, IIO, o. Of u T., in Bergen was dedicated
last evening
JERSEY CITY.-A meeting of the Trustees
onicc Of the New-Jersey Railroad Company Jersey
CITY, yesterday The following Trustees were elected for
l. Dennis, Peter McMarin. u. 8 Gregory jr, c. t. Che
wood, F. wocot Jackson, Benz Williamson. aud John
Gnfith...J W. Fowler OF No. u Sussex-st. reported
yesterday that his house was entered by sneak the on
Saturday evening and about F sG worm on o M
Hose Company had running night on sunday nlght III
and came into collision. They exchanged blows and
SaGh GSaST h bs nTs POST SS Of the
| engine company arrested, but was DIS
charged yesterday upon payment OF ine OF " =.
| pupils OF Public School No few days ego. tall.
| darkcompc xioned, and philanihropiciookng person
visited school and introduced himself as the Rev Mr.
! Wheeler OF Charleston, :. G., asking the principal 20
assist him in the work OF educating the negroes OF the
South. lie was introduced to the pupils ana made an
address soliciting old school books 10 be sent South on
the following day the scholars came wha large quantity
OF dlaidaicd Volumes which were stacked toge'ner ~
the hail. When the reverend genteman's wagon came
TO carry them away the principal discovered that It was
the collecting wagon OF "e!knoWn new Otk heaf III
paper rags, &c. Inquiry was made ~ the New. YORK
store aud the proprietor stated that he mad purchased
large quantities Of old school books from the Rev MI
Wheeler during tho past three years which, II Is sup
posed obtained by hun III the same manner that
his last lot collected Information has been given 20
the police. Henry Sharp, suspicious character was
been by officer j. II. Ward, VINO suspected him
OF having been concerned In the robbery OF house In
| ANIMATION - on the 2gth OF October Thomas Francis
beat little most cruelty with horsewhlp Ala Jor-
| the boys father, discharged the man Immediately.
few days subsequently Francis commenced proceedings
at $4,000 The Aid yesterday secured the rcarrest Of
Francis upon Recorders warrant for the same oiense
for which he had first taken him into custody. The
f. L. Beecher lectured In the seyenthst Presbyte-
ran Church last evening" for the benefit oil the CIure
and abuse The audience manly composed OF tho
members Of the Church
| NEWARK-In the Court of Special Sessions,
| Yesterday Matthew Smith sentenced three
months imprisonment IN the County jail for Illegal Yot-
ing Bridget Mcdonald, Charles Marvin, George Hook,
Ter, aud George Clark were sentenced TO hce months
imprisonment each for petit larceny, James sonern,
dyke arrested yesterday charged with having sofa
for $40 To merchant IN Railway, quaauty Oh sh9ts
which he had obtained from tho shop OF Mr. George Viz
tue. for finishing He was committed for trial War
issued yesterday for the arrest OF Patrick
| Welsh ana Michael Mcclellan, charged with being the
|
| afternoon amused themselves smashing the windows
and wreckng the furniture number OF liquor saloons
Ia Warren-st On sunday next the OF tho
Catholic Cathedral atthe or south Broad and
Lagrangests., win be laid by the Rev DR.. CarriGan.
OF the Diocese The sale Of seats in the
Cntonave. Reformed Church netted tI,7OO. "A fire
broke yesterday morning bedroom In the house
No. 3ls Westinghouse Loss $l25.....The residence Of
r. Newton Crane No. 40 SpTueest entered by burg
lars last evening, and robbed Of sverwaro valued AZ
SOO On the 9Th inst, James Kendall left HIS home To
visit some friends and has not been heard from.
| PATERSON.-The claims of the Midland