New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

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nSH,cs ,so9 Catn's Indian Portfolio Catberwoods
Ancient Monuments spsbury'S Etching, nenpm o % de
Glore with full series OF pIo.i ~ to '"'
thc only copy Of the work IN THE country
| The buoy on the north end OF Blackwels
,,,d has been missing some time, and " not roon
rcplaced serious accidents are espSeea 10 1e s""'''
and sailing craft passing through the oo"n"'
M further extensions of time can be made,
and the Grand Fair Of the American Institute VIII close
90 orrou Their lease Of the Rink expires on the ioh,
oa tho Fair must cose the 5t To allow proper uino
~ rernove the immense mas oi heiVy anu ns't bouu
MAJ m ddesa % delivered TO morrow afternoon grand
promenade concert In the evening WI, c".o ~, h
ninth ExhbitIon-the most r"eoesf'"' '"o '''''"'' "'
] ever held.
| Coroner Scbirmer held an inquest yesterday,
nj No. ls7 Chry ste-st., over the body o' hermann
schenen who shot himself. sohenon and AL acqualn'
ance had gone into the tobacco business ana had pre-
pared with rum a case OF tobacco, ana piaceu " III .l'
rcar ard of their premises when some malicious person
poured oil and vinegar over the tobacco, anu ,ty @ ~
aarcted Schenien NJ 10 make him partially insane, ana
| while in this condition he committed suicide
| The Woman's Institute reopencd yesterday Tor
the Fall Term at the Mott Memorial Rooms III waS an
nounced that arrangements had been made Tor course
~ lectures 10 be delivered before the Institute IN the
rcrc-room OF the Church Of the Strangers Ihe EAecu
tive Committee was constituted Board OF Trustees for
e located an Nineteenthst near sixthave At the con
clusion of rouiinebusncss, Prof H. d. Moves NJ. De- DC
/ yrrcd interesting ulscouse Ob 'ho 'hy'"'"tI Va
| sight"
| Officer Peter Hunt of the Fourth Precinct
| was dismissed yesterday for neglect OF duty.
| A safe in Wright's pill factory in Water-st.
was robbed yesterday morning of small sum OF money
| l.. S. Keeney's residence, No. 22l Clermont-
ave. was robbed OF t2l yesterday, and Martin hacarys 8
house. in Flushing ave, was robbed of soI worth OF
| clothing.
An explosion took place yesterday in the
Phenix Chemical Works, foot OF Thrtythird-s South
BROOKLYN caused by the breaking OF retor and Thomas
| Carbury was seriously burned about the lace
Five of the nine brick buildings on Hamll-
tn-st torn down by order OF Inspector Massey, by
reason Of noncompliance with the building law are re-
building at an extra expense OF 5000 To the OwneIs
| The Brooklyn Steam Boiler Inspectors have
examined the past six months boilers tested hydros-
taticaly 56G found defective, S number OF applicants
To take charge Of steam boilers and engines oo cef'i
! Gates granted, $780, refused, Us.
Chief Campbell yesterday issued another
order to the police force enoning them to take
precauton 10 preserve the peace election day. They
are 10 protect all chaengers in the proper discharge OF
their duties and 10 allow citizens to witness the can
yassng the votes but under circumstance 10 allow
them 10 inte rfere with the counting OF the votes
LONG ISLAND.
SAG HARBoR-The Enigma Club celebrated
It's first anniversary on the evening Of November !.
JANAcA-BishOp LittleOhn Of the Diocese OF Jamaica
will meet the clergy in conyocaIon st Grace 'nurc III
this village, Wednesday and Thursday Nov i6th ana
| nth The following subjects will be introduced
for discussion: /. Christian Education. The Mission
| airy Work Of the Diocese. B. The Ministry no" ~ III
| crease ts Efficacy and It's Numbers.
| VALLEY sTREAM-The South Side Railroad Company
are having double track from Brooklyn Ia this place
Drng the snmme offers OF prominent residents build
fine depot at this place, provided the south sde Kali
road Company would contribute the amount which they
intended to lay out in structure was accepted anu one
Of the finest depOts on Long Island was commenced me
| pot min 10
men who lad at work upon the building fearing
that the contractors did not intend TO pay them, fe
days demanded their money, threatening personal
violence Pistols were drawn, aud number OF mel y
knocked down; but the matter was nnay %
through the exertons OF superintendent Douglass The
| Railroad guaranteed the wages Of the men.
| IsLP-At the recent Synod, which includes Staten
Island and all Long Island the seasons OF smthtown
aud Islip transformed from the Presbyery OF Long
| Island to the Presbytery OF Nassau The synod now
comprises the Preebytery OF Brooklyn, % churches the
Presbytery of Nassau 20 churches and the PresbyeIy
| Of Long Island also 10
| SAG HARBoR-To-morrow and thereafter the afternoon
express train from NewYork ON the Long Island kai,
for Sag Harbor connecting with the express west OIL
1 Monday morning.
NEw-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-The Hudson County Bible
Society held its eighteenth annual meeting in the am
tOnsquare Reformed Church yesterday afternoon and
evening. The annual report was presented, and ad
dresses were delivered by the Revs L. W. French and
b. Wilcox The Police force have organized life
assurance company by the terms OF which o, th9 dea
eft OF the family. . Tho. Young Mems Association of
the Waynest Reformed Church will hold its first ami
versary Monday evening next. The Rev. John Hall.
DID,, OF New York will deliver the address The Hud-
the I body S Of e1Hiefman Mehaei Connolly The post
mortem was held yesterday, and showed that Connolly
Barns yesterday held the inquest over the bodies
of the men drowned IN the Cove. The verdict
or street there The trial Of bartholomew Mullins
charged with robbing Herman Eppinger was
| the who was charged with killing REYNOLDS, al
aScTpSs aSe pp was ei that H. wnsd prisoners Counsel
charged that the Grand jury was organized Ia acqut
honp e Sev G SaS fofn no 70 Sos % Dcy
John OF Brien, James Cummings, and Jehn Harper four
boys who's about II each, were arrested
last night charged with throwing stones into the Of
the NewJersey Railroad at Bergen Cut They were held
for examination.
| NEwARK.-Mrs. Brennan was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of crnely beating her stepdaughtrr and not
child wse taken charge of by her friends Lous Miller
scaded at the boerexplosion IN Lister Brothers bone
dust factory died as night t. yesterday morning ,U Mary
| Broad-st valuable shawl The clerk started in pur-
s sS Hs he nnr%ed e M short tune M and
detected trying to steal nubia, when she was arrested
| and locked up.
ORAsGE-Edward Murphy. arrested yesterday on sus
picon Of having stolen money found in his possesson
said he took 1t from his mothers pocket blacksmith
named Farchld had lost about 800 ON searching the
house, $50 found in Mrs. Murphy's stocking She
was locked up, and the boy detained a. a witness.
P,TrRsoN-The monument on Falls Hights in honor OF
the fallen soldiers from Passac County in the late war
has not been entirely paid for and the Association hay
ing In charge propose tO hold fair to raise funds
William Ackerman arrested last night for having
broken into the house Of Mr. Craig of Passaic few
nights ago. samuel Wright, cOlored. arrested
| Tuesday night for having broken into the house Of
Francis Grish In DiysOnst., about Wright
fed the city, supposing the affair have been
| gotten he returned.
| BooNToS.-John Collins. pudder in the iron mills
here was found yesterday morning on The door step Of
house in BoOntOn insensble from wounds the head
| inflicted the previous night by unknown persons.
| MADisOS-The mail train going East the Morris and
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