New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
NrW-YORK CITY.

DR. Draper, rectoT) hold "a r alf ia 'ho iio" N'i."y
hnding ON One-hundrcd andtwenty-e near
r,s commencing to-day, at y. rn., and cOnllnu'
ing afternoon and evening uDtii friday
The Merchants and Manufacturers Co
opcratiye Distribution swinde resumed operations yes
terdav in defiance OF the law against lotteries Mahy
norsona visited the place during the day and evening"
bDt The sale of tickets decidedly slow crowde
Sreeated around the stairway leading to the wheel od
Fortune in the basement, ana Ilecueu WIN "'i''''
shouts each unsuccessful seeker aiter pilZe'
BROOKLYN.
Seyenty-two thousand dollars has been sub
scrbed toward the new bulidlhs loT INC E"stoih D'
Library Ass0clatch' =,
In conformity with an act passed by the
present Legislature. Henry j. Cullen was appointed
Public Administrator for Kings County, Yesterday, 10y
County Treasurer Gardner and surrogate Nesder Ielo
l. mo saary attached to the Office but the AdmnlsrdtV
Is entitled to fees in each coming under his care
LONG ISLAND.
F1usHING.-A most disgaceful affair took
place hero on Sunday party oil roughs engaged Ia
fight On the lawn near whitestoneave Justice Lawrence
tried TO obtain officers TO arrest the rngeaders Dt none
could be found One was tending bar and could not M
leave and another asleep. Fully 100 persons most
OF them drunk witnessed the fight, and cheered on the
comhatants. Their vulgar ana proIauc snou'S 'o'' "
heard for long distance
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
YoSKERs.-Coroner Bathgate held an IN
quest yesterday in the Of John H. Cojoy' coored
MoUSr YERNoY-The Germans had Peace JuDee
Yesterday In the procession were military, trumph"
cars, and representative young ladies III White'
NEW-JERSEY.
NyyARK-The Methodist ministers held meeting
Yesterday at St. Paus NJ T. Church to discuss the Tor
nann of n nominstional union. A committee was ap-
pouted TO call meeting OF the official members OF the
churches. and 70 draw up plan of organza
ton . The subscription books Of the newly-organized
Merchants National Bank we're opened Yesterday,
Sran loa. tbn al.
taken . The gathering or young rowdes at the fiIst
Baptist Church has become great, ana mas sointer
ferd with the services that the police have Oeen eaeu
in Moses B. COe born In Newark In 1872, an enlheht
citizen, died here on Sunday.
WryNouTu-stcphen Colwell, who died here few
weeks a~o beqnathed o valuable library OF 5000 vol
umcsto the University OF Pennsylvania anu SouUO TOT
Proessorshp OF Social Science Thc VIII also gives
to the College Of NevJcrscy, Princeton, SJoCO' pro,
yfcsl that Chair OF Political Economy be founded
under certain prOgisiOns which ho has made.
rsELzABEIHFoRTFrom 500 to 800 carloads OF coal are
hrou ght hero daily the Central NewJersey R1irHd
laIge quantity Of coal Is waiting at the western ter
minus in anticipation Of ian in the rates OF froghs
pATERSOS-ThO eelebrttinn of Easter (knOwn as POas
BY the jersey Delmen) te municipal election, aud an
raj cessation of business yesterday than has been known
here for years before The manufactures pubic schools
and many OF thesiaPes were closed.
NRw-BRUNswICK-Jhs was the only city In New
Jersey that had much nj Jubilee celebration yesterday
the GeruHs Of the other cities resOTtlng TO NeWHOrB
The procession consisted Of the following organizations:
Zugfuehrer leaders Police, Pioneers, Music Marshal,
Color Bearers Committee OF Arrangements; Germ9na,
represented by fDNr women; Emperor william, repre-
sened by q vcneg-ibe veteran; American Corps, Mus
keteera decorated containing young ladies' For
egn Societies New Bruins swck Glee Club, Elntrdcht,
Gymnastc Society Turner's, and citizens.