New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

charge TO the pastor, by TIE Hey Ios hy the
Fli5snru II = mafs' d. Of New-York adJes1s ads,"St"n w
people. by the Rov j. E. Rankin @ p Rev w. g. b. Wilcox Of
! Jersey CITY; bcncdicuon by the p"S'
BROOKLYN.
un po,, Mr. Algcr lectured in Plymouth
| rnrrcb last evening on Poetry
g. Marks p. +. Church on Adeiphi7st- h''S
| been renovated at a cost ot sS'oVo'
Tx-Collector Hugh Maxwell OF this city, now
in his s6h year, Las been seriously ILL pu' Is "0"
valescinc. - .
| A Labor Union of colored men was organ
,d last evening and the II. II. Garnett was chosen
| President. -
Officers Thos. Mckee and p. Donaldson OF the
Tenth Precinct were held hy Justice Walsh to bail In the
, of 80 zoo each for clubbing Riley during row
| last week.
Margaret Rourke was yesterday caught III
the act OF "fting" dress goods from store ON
Colunbia-s Justice Demar sent her to the Penitenary
for 20 days.
John Hines was arrested, yesterday, on a
charge nreferred by Leopold Michael OF obtaining 800
/, nm loan nv falsely representing himself owner OF
dwelling ut East New York. The case was ADJOURNED ny
Justice Eames.
In the case of A. B. Bergcmann, on trial in
the City Court for subornaon of perjury In procuring
the signatures OF John Heymen and Emanuel Goldsten
TO forged will purporting to be that OF John Philip
Bourne of East NewYors deceased the , ry; ,;v az
| motion for arrest Of Judgment was granted
LONG IsLAED.
J.r6rcA.-The convocation of the diocese
Of Long Island was opened ST. Johns Church yesler
day The sermon was delivered by the Right Rev. A. N
Idtieiohn Bishop of the diocese. An address was also
deli-ered by Bishop GARRISON Among the prominent
cIergyInen present the Rev prs. CharnieheI OF
Van keeck OF Nebraska and smith oi FlusnhR; me itH
Stocking and CooE OF Fsag Beafo ar SI
Hutton OF Oyster Bay, Iarahee of Glen Cove moore o
Hempsead Pearson OF RoGta~ay hSy oi vcSv fi
and great interest taken in the ceremonies; Inc
cass Christian Education" Missionary Work Of tho
Diocese and How to Increase the Efficacy Of the MIN
aTof icmpsead is Charged with forging his fathers
name to lease was ON tIia Yesterday ! 1loIe ~ ~
| Town Hal yesterday afternoon.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-The inquest over The body Of
Isan found the water tins place on Juetu"y ie
suited in verdict Of accid entail drowning
HEMPsTEAD.-The Long Island Bible Society held Their
55h nnyersaTy IN the Methodist ChhIeh on duesGaS
the reading of the annual reports addresses were he
NJ WeIs and the Rev. Mr. Landon The old officers
were reelected as follows The Hon. D. A. LOU, TIesi
Stead, ID. D., Corresponding Secretary Gilbert sayIes
Recording SeCretAry the Executive Committee are
Dr. B. F. stead the Rev Lewis Lampman Henry onacr ,
donk, jr.. Gilbert sayes the Rev Mr.. "ef the Hon.
James Rider, and Latham NJ Jaeger
oUEENs-The wife of Marshal Frost took dose OF
aq0 JoJts by mistake Tuesday afternoon and died from
IL
RIyPRurAp-Captain Vail has made the trip in his
schooner from this place to Albany in "a hours which s
said to he the quickest time on record
| SAG HARBOR.-Cbarlcs Payne, who was arrested on
suspicion of having broken into Haweys store on ee
ton night, yesterday confessed his quit and wds feu
fenced By Justice Haines to Iaii foI 80 days
STATEN ISLAND.
New -BmGHroN.-A fire yesterday, on the
premises OF Dennis Mooney in Jersey-st, destroyed
dwelng house and two stables loss, f1Oooo Mr. Crab
tree IS factory adjoining. was damaged $500 and the
Blaucard property damaged $500. All insured
CI1FTos.-The trustees Of 81. Johns new Church re-
port great progress with the work, which Is expected 10
be d 1FG y & d sdRnn f. vii TS edna Sfnf T s' and
have windows stained in England.
NEW-JERSCY.
| IrReFY CITY-The Board of Aldermen yes
teray sdered complaints that the meat furnished
at the Alinshouse poor quality and exorbant price
Wr recevea and the subject was referred 10 com
@ | mittee with directions to advertise for proposals.
i | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attempted on Tuesday night to
break open sae peiohgds@ d @ ~ so nmrt,e set Of bur
were frshSned away % ana r, pay Fusm,
Company No. D. numbering 125 men, Will 80 on target
le Worth sias gwen by the United Bnccrs Association
k. . The body of unknown man was found ioatns II
+ were indications that he had been murdered.
ELIzABETH-B -Burrlars stole $50 from N p, Whaey'
i house Racest. Tuesday night The citizens As
soeaiion was addressed last night by Mayor Chctwood
/, W. j. Magic, Charles Cheney, and others The state
It oOl Convention yesterday discussed various
t. SUBJECTS relating the Improvement Of The sunday
school system Ii agreed that the annual meetng
Association should he held at times when the pub
lac mind engrOssed by political contests, and tha
the places Of meeting should be rural villages rdtll
u than large cities The Committee Sunday Lit
eIture recommended the introduction Uf better class
. | Of books the schools The Rev Dr. ". c cat
% tell, President of Lafayette College, made an address
/ The attendance was large.
. | NEwARK.-SOme boys yesterday visited n number OF
- dealers KINDS of supplies and gave 1cntOu'
for considerable amounts to he sent Jo saloon
Keeper, Pane-st, who greatly astonshed by hf
reception Of large quantities OF coal, Hour, DC
TIE goods returned and unsuccessful effort wa
identity and arrest the bOy child OF IOlt
Benjamin Kelly has died from the effect OF dose OF
V landanun administered by mistake Chief OF Police
Pecwc has issued orders TO the police force cautonlne
against leaving their posts aud entering drinking
saloons A German living alone at NJ" ll2 North Canal
st., found dead In his vest rday morning
Tire freight depot Of the Newark and Paterson
Railroad will he ready for week Joseph He
bier Of NewYOrk Yesterday arrested In tlS city
while making outrageous assault upon girl
! TREHToN-GOv. Randolph yesterday issued procla-
nation setting apart Thursday, Nov. "A, day OF
THAI giving in accordance with the proclamation OF
the President. Tie Grand EnCampment L. q. o. +. Of
keW-Jer>ey session. elected the following officers
| on Tuesday evening: NJ. W. q. p, John w. MatiOck
NJ. ;. q. II. p. Augustus Clark; X. w. q. b. W. John
Vinson r. w. G. J. w, H. De Croft; Il w. g. T., David
Campbell; X. w. q. TO the Grand Lodge u. g., Israel
Harris One hundred and thirty members were IN at
tendance. Fred. D. Stuart Most Worthy Grand Sire OF
the Grand Lodge OF the United States present. The
NeWJeTsey Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows met yesterday
at FOses Hall with 500 delegates ~ ATTENDANCE