New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
NEW-YORK CITY.


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The 1st Regiment QIawkins ZOuaves), N. G.
sNY Col John X. Perley commanding, Will parade
for inspection and review Oct ~
The MpnnerchOr of the German Young
Mems Christian Association celebrated their anniversary
last evening, at their hall, CO Ludl0w-st'
Mrs. lane Lewis, age 80, died on Tuesday
eveni,c while on the way home from the Academy OF
Music TO No 5O7 W. Twenty seyent-st
The Second Brigade, Gen. Louis Burger COM
manding will reviewed by Gov. Hoffman on Prospect
Park Parade. Ground, on the 2oth inst.
The 9TH Regiment will be inspected, at
washingtonsquare to-day, at p. IN. If stormy, the
inspection will take place at the Arinory.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretla Mott, Pau
lima Wright Davis Susan b. Anthony, and many others
of the Rights party will receive their friend at
the ST. James Hotel par0ls TINS D. III
Henry Brown, age II, OF No. 254 East Tenth
st. yesterday fell Prince and Greene-sts, breaking
bottle of sulphurc acid and sping it over his face,
hands and neck, which were horribly burned
Isaac Leonies artificial hair mandatory, at
No 66 Grand-st damaged by fire $500 last evening;
not insured. George Miers saloon, In the BASEMENT
was damagedSlOO
John +. Gibbs, age 80, recently employed as
driver by T. l.. Asten was found drunk the street
Yesterday and removed TO cell III the Charlest-st
Police station, where an hour aiterward lie was iouhd
dead
The General Committee of the Geman-Amer-
lean SCHOOL, OF this city met at Ledcrhranz
Hall in East Fourth-st, last evening. Mr.. Willy wal
lach presiding The attendance was not large enough to
warrant the doing of business
The JouIneymen Ia ilors last evening re-
ceived reports from the shop meetings. Becker Co.'S
men repored that their strike over. II was also
stated that the merchant tailors of the city held meet
ing yesterday for the purpose OF organizing 10 resist any
strike that may in individual shops Ihls strikes
at the Central Union which organized TO put only
shop on strike at a tine.
The annual meeting of the Belgian Benevo-
lent Society was held last evening at the Cooper lnsti
tnte Room No a. but beyond the reading Of the annual
report by the President and the election OF officers,
nothing was done. One hundred and hftysix persons
tSe Rhst oyer s
elected officers Of the Society President H. Lnar,h; d
Brackelier Secretary, q. A Iandon.
The parade of the Old Guard, composed of
the veterans of the Light Guard organized in 1885, and
OF the City Guard organized in 1892 took place yester-
day. Some of the members who participated were
nt the first parade the Light Guard, in 1921
The Guard formed In the 22d Regiment Arn9fy, under
through the city, stopping at Gurney's TO he photo
graphed and bringing w az Delmoncos Here speeches
made by Major Maelean, Alexander HsnriIues
Mathew Hale Smith, Chaplain Of the Guard and others
Senator w. w. Warren of Brighton, Mass
and number Of gentlemen connected with the Massa-
chusetts and Boston Boards OF Health called on CITY
the workings of the Health Board Aerward the abat-
ing estabshments in East One ehundredandsiX Xth-st,
and other places in the city and suburbs, will he in
ning the saughtering cattle sheep and hogs, and
other nuisances within certain limits
BROOKLYN.
James Pearson of the Third Sub-Precinct of
Police discharged yesterday for neglect OF duty.
The Long Island Clubs new building on the
corner of Clinton and Remcn-sts is to be opened this
evening.
Mr.. Benerjh's residence, No. G7S Flushing
ave. was robbed by sneakhiei yesterday OF two gold
watches and sl05.
Louis A. Murland, age 40, committed suicide
at No III McKibbenst L. d., yesterday afternoon, by
taking Paris-green
John Cunningham, age 70, who was run over
by dummy OF the Canarse Railroad Tuesday night,
and had his right leg severed died yesterday.
District-AttOney Morris has entered a nolIe
proseqd in the ease Edward ]. O'Fyn, who in
dicted for fraud at the last election.
About last evening Detective Corwin of
the Central Office, while in statet noticed suspicious
looking coming out OF the basement OF Mr. Robert
N. GOodwn's residence, No. 52G; lie followed him for
several blocks and finally called upon him 10 stop, he
heard the rafting Of slverware The man came to a
halt and the Detective searching him found about 500
worth wedding silver slowed about his person. He
taken to the First Precinct Station House and there
identified Gus Triseom. the notorious Adams Ex
press rohber. lie gave the name OF Henry IL. Wilson
Mr.. Goodwin identified the silyerware as belonging 10
him. The thief is held for trial.
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTINGDON Synod of Long Island
constituted by last General Assembly OF the Presy
terian Church, embracing the three Presbyteres OF
Brooklyn Nassau, and Long Island, convened Oh Mon
day in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dr.
Dnryea preached the sermon Tuesday forenoon was de-
voted 10 securing for the support OF aged and dis
abled ministers and their families. In the evening a
missionary messing occupied most Of the time; time; Ad
Webbs The synod then adjourned, to meet IN sag Har
Dor next October. The usual and weldeserved thanks
OF the synod rendered to the people Of Huntington
who entertained the members In most hospitabe man
ner.
HUNTERS PoINr-A powerful revival Is in progress at
Methodist BrOtIdCteu
attended and large number hopefully converted on
Monday the Winter timetable of the Long Island Rail
road takes effect. Oliver Charck the President, is
dangerously sick at his residence in Thrty-fourth-st
GREEsPoNT.-Ata meeting Of the North Chassis of
formed Dutch Church the pastoral relation existing be
tween the Rev. Ira c. Boice and the Reformed Dutch
account OF health. The next semi annual meeting
will be held in the Church of South Bushwick.
WEST FLUsHTsG.-Mr. Patterson was killed Yesterday
front Of the locomotive. He nearly 10 years
of age and his to the depot to take the train
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Walter Bailey, iS years old,
was arrested yesterday, charged with setting fire to
cooper shop In Morgan-s in July last destroying prop
erty valued at OO0 The arrest was made on lnforma-
ton furnished by woman. who says she heard the ac-
cused cauoning companion to say nothing OF the fre
During the Summer Of the public schools, the
Board OF Education unable TO furnish them all with
coal and consequently some OF them must be dismissed
until the necessary fuel can be procured The total
number OF indictments found by the Grand Jury about
fifty. Thiryve prisoners awaiting trial. and against
whom indictments were found, have been discharged
HoBoKEs.-James Forbes was arrested Yesterday
charged with false prctensOns in representing himself
Roman Catholic priest and an agent for the sisters
Of Charity When arrigned before Recorder rope about
$500 found upon him. He was committed for trial
NEwARK.-The military of this part OF the state were
reviewed yesterday at Camp Freilnghuyscn by Gov;
Randolph Major.Gen. Runyon, who also witnessed
the distribution Of prizes -Four regiments, Two battal-
ions aud battery Oi artillery took part The first prize
OF $50 awarded To A. NJ McNair OF 60. H. 2d Regl
ment In the house, No. "a MIL there are
10 ~ families, all In state OF most aQect poy-
ery The Oycrsccr Of the Poor has been notcd 10 look
them Bishop Baylcy lccturcd last night 10 fnl
house the Catholic Issues OF the day. Ihc state
Council Junior order Of United American Mechanics viii
meet on the Of Broad and Clinton it, to-day ~
10 o'clock This evening they will parakc OF grand