New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

ward ,aa an 70 Lion Brewery yesterday, and
ccntes1Fs foH ssae valuable prises'
The Colder, Wedding of the Rev. DIR. Joshu
I.ytt was celebrated last evening at his house. NO ''
HenryE -. -,
The barn of T. T. Pierce on Fifteenth St, near
Fourtb AVE was damaged $500 by fire last evening; III
s,lrod for sa:sO by the Equitable Company.
The eighth annual promenade concert OF the
sysn SS , 2. tine Academy Oh ~
The Rev. Morrill, Richardson, pastor OF the
New Eneapd Congregational Church, delivered lecture
evening in the Adcphi Academy on the Des'gh o
Creation"
The first of "a course Of lectures before the
Young Peoplss' Association OF Plymouth Church was
delivered last evening by Senator Sumner. Subject
/" Lafayette the Faithful one"
The pubiahed report of an interview be-
sween a New-York reporter and Capt f. p. Meeker' at
the Marine Barracks declared by Capt Meeker TO De
false in every respect so far as 1t concerns MN.
Frank Russell and Bartholomew Henry, first
and second S the ship Curtis lying at the foot OF
Van Brunts wers held in 1000 bail by Justice Walsh
yesterday for having feloniousy assaulted Daniel Ky ai
% seaman.
Mrs. Lydia Caeheu, wife of Mr.. Frederick
Cocheu Republican candidate for Assembly In the With
District left her home in South Fourth-s Friday
morning last for few hours, as she said ana has not
been seen since.
For the last day or two many citizens OF
Brooklyn have been searching for places Of regisraon
and haTe been greatly disturbed at not finding Them
They were not aware that at the last session OF the Leg
islhre tho Registry law ws repealed except IA so far
as il affects NewYOrk CITY, No registration Is required
in Brooklyn IN order to vote.
The Board of Education, yesterday passed
resolution directing the Local Committee Of Public
School No g. on Bedfordaye 70 request Mr. F. d. Clark
Principal and Mrs Geston AID Miss verpanck, OF the
Grammar Department to resign THIS action was taken
tigate complaints OF nefcency q the teachers named
The fund for lighting the streets of Brooklyn
was exhausted Oct M and Mayor Kabfeisch thinks that
the Aldermen by vOtEg to continue the lighting every
night make Themselves liable to dseharge from Office
under Section g. Chapter 3s of the Revised Statutes
which prohibits them rogi ncurng any debt creating
any liability against the city when there is no money IN
the Treasury to pay. The Mayor will probably call
pecia meeting OF the Board 10 consider the matter.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WEsT FARMs-A dwelling said to be up
waio of 100 years old, the Fay estate, short dis
tance beew this village, burned yesterday morning
Justice Shields of Fordham yesterday issued war
rant for the arrest Of named s sfses fGT
teams the two men met road which had been par
tally obstructed so that only one could pass at time:
Neither would yield, whereupon Sckes obtained right
of way by knocking McCabe in the head with stone
YoNKERs.-The Bible voted for at the Grand Army
Fair has been presented to the Rev. Dr. Nudge OF the
First Presbyterian Church.
MELRosE.-The cketofices Of the Harlem Railroad
Company at Mott Haven Moisana, and this place were
robbed on Monday night Of $40.
spUYTEN DUYvII.-Mr Lewis, the Superintendent of
the spuyten Duyvil Rolling MIL, has been presented
with gold watch aud chain by his subordnates He's
TO take charge OF large rolling mill at Columbia
Penn.
SING sMG.-Charles Courday, convict escaped from
the State Prison grounds on Monday night. lie had
made up an egy in his cell and secreted himself AT the
locking'up time.
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WEsrBuRY.-On Monday evening, Lewis Van
wicklen, q farmer, was, near the Friends Meeting
House attacked by two highwaymen. One Of them
I'm ubilp fhn
his money. Mr.. Van Wicklen stopped to pick up stick
from the bottom Of his wagon when one Of the men fired
at him, the ball grazing his neck The lrng frightened
the horses and they broke away from the who was
holding them, and Mr.. Van wicklen escaped
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The bodies of Michael FallOn,
Dennis Hearn and Patrick Gahagan who were drowned
in the South Cove on Monday afternoon, were found
Yesterday The inquest win be held Thursday morn
ing Ex-Alderman Michael Connolly died suddenly
Yesterday morning from congestion OF the brain. De-
ceased was the Assembly candidate of the Young De-
erday Tor obstructng the street. and discharged he
assaulted Chief Fowler and Sasagaa locked ,S up
Brideet;s Church The Hudson County Bible Society
Reformed Church tomorrow at p the Court Of
Sessions Yesterday Hendrek Meyer & r. %as
Essex Railroad James Clark was found guilty OF having
picked the pocket OF Gof1C FrnSs Milton with
| haehet All were remanded for sentence; Augustus
smalIs saloon, st, Paulsave, last evening. re-
|! covery is very doubtful.
| HoBoKEs-James and Edward Carroll were charged,
Yesterday before Justice COnkin with having commit
ted gross Mrs. Schuken She is not expected
| to live. An accompee in the outrage escaped Pat
rick Quin and Thomas McDerQ as alegel seI ure; on
Monday night to clubhouse In the rear o the premises
of Herman Sintel. The fire extngushed IN season
to prevent any damage but the alleged ncendaries es
capped Warrants have been issued for their arrest.
PArERsos-Mrs. Beaumont, widow of the late Alder.
man Beaumont has fallen heir 10 f60 by the death OF
distant relative in England. A new market-honse Is
10 be built at OF Church and Marketsts, TO
cost $50 Butterworth held an inquest
terday afternoon, the body OF Mrs. Steele, widow,
No. 38 Elmst. who committed suicide.
FIIZABETH-A frame dwelling house in Port-ave.
burned yesterday afternoon. Loss about $2oO partial
ly insured The Thirteenth Annual Convention OF the
State Sunday-SchoOl Association will be held In the
Broadst Baptist Church Oh the 18th, l6th and 18th
insts.
CAMpEs-Jacob Hill was arrested yesterday, charged
with numbering his wife. The principal witness against
him his stepson who found his mother dead In her
room, with Of her hands broken and the furniture
| IN confusion.
HACKETTsTowS.-The barn Of John Bell was burned
Monday night with valuable horses