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Fifty nrsts win be held morrow at 10 and others
Drs Fulton Armtage, Anderson DoNiHn'" N =
are expected TO take part IN the exercises
A Convention, composed of the Iravelihg anu
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vii, meet an Ridgeyie, Tuesday next ana conniue
,n session until inc following evening". Inc "peln't
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Union City. Al, .
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.r,ss Of the New-York Conference Temperance see'-
otv of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Will meet az
no,d snrng on Monday next closing on the following
erenine IYie Rev. w. p Abbott VIII preach me opeh'
,1 sermon followed by essays and debates iroub q
number OF ciergymen, aud concluding Win lemPSi
ance mass meeting.
The Associate Alumni of the College of the
City OF Now.YorR he,d meeting IN the college building
at Twenty-hirdst and Lcxngton'aye., last evening
10 adopt measures celebrating the twentyhfth ANN
versary OF tue ope8ing6 the college. Prof. Ahred
Compton Secretary Of the Association stated thar th'
first students had admitted the college on inc
18th OF January, I8l0 After long dscussoD IL was nc
solved 70 give public dinner Jan. 10, 1873, anu
notify the President OF tho College and the PRESIDENT VI
Of Trustees OF the Willingness OF the anmh 10
take part in nay celebration Of the event when e so
| ege authO1ues should resolve upon suggesuous iol
striking medal commemorative OF inc hihlNcIsaIs
and for creating fund for deserving students "eie ~
| ferred to Tie Executive Committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
THE HoBoKEN SAVINGS BANK.

A TRIBUNE reporter called at the Hob0ken
Savings Bank yesterday for the purpose of obtaining
copy OF the report Of its condition which had been
promised 10 depoHors but found that still the
hands of printer aud that it will not appear within
a week, as many books yet remain TO DO examined be
fore statement be given. The reporter, however
learned tho following facts BY the correction Of errors
found in the 12746 books already examined the original
apparent defalca,ion Of Mr.. KenaD, the former
Secretary, has been reduced from S5l.557 IL to
s52,ol2 49, and in the 40 books in hand and yet
to re examined II IL presumed that the latter
amount will be somewhat reduced. There also remain
IN the OF depositors TO books in the examination
OF which q possible further reduction win be made.
Friends OF the bank have subscribed toward making
good It's impaired capital and IL il asserted that IL its
assets available business would he resumed
soon "a Nov. l. The date OF its resumption WILL how
ever DEPEND entirely upon the resumption OF Fisk IL
Hatch with whom 1t has $4,000 deposit. Creditors
OF tue bank 20 generally ooneede the wisdom OF
allowing lts officers TO adjust It's affairs Ia their way
rather than to institute legal proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
POLICE NOTES

Frank saist was held in Brooklyn for the Grand
Jury ysssiJ on charge stealing 50 iapJ pigeons valued "
$500
Edward Crane the alleged defaulting cashier OF
Pearsan Photographic Ia BTocku, arrested Js''ef'Ay
Hs protests liz innocence
James Brown and John 0Keefe We're arrested
last p@s In BfooIyp by petecv. Wagner suspicion Of
picking pockets GU the Fulton fsrrJ-boats
Eliza Hannah. age 81. living at No. Il Van Brnnt-
AZ Boor fell YESTERDAY, from the second s.oy window 81 her h9le
10 s yard brsskns She IN The Long snd 'oRe
Hospital
Julia Maher age 65, n vagrant, was run over by
Grsnd and ycesy and had het is s
Taken b. Bellevue Hospital The eTr OF VIC wagon
Montl Seller arrested BY the Tenth Precinct Pohoe
Michael TobiD. age 40, of One-hundtedoand-
wenteh Thrisve By tran OF inc huisoe
Rvr Railroad Pourhsve and EiDeeyeuhs yeseial and
bad lis lea received internal fs lasen
" the Reception Hospital
Detectives Heidelberg and Tillev arrested Edward
voughi bookteeper Philip Cu,fr porter yesea, 90
ehafee stolen large Quantities OF goods belonging % h IN
sloye Garcia dealer tobacco at No. l6I N1e INC
before Justice Ds~Bg the Iomos loDe 'o
today
Mary y. Butler age %, was found dead IN her
roo 50 Thompsonst the morlns of Oct ~ hr
before from unknown disease She had
no friends and body therefore remained ulcared for
until Yesterday hitherto Indifferent rdents IA the hone
caring health Informed the police Coroner Herman
npon beng notified ordered the body be- aen to the houe AMI
ALL bold igquest today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

ceedings on the part OF any and oil OF the detective
implying tending 10 prove corrupt or improper
practices or act omission Of dutyo any description
deemed unworthy OF policeiofheer
Mr.. Hawley Chief Clerk OF the Board. when applied
TO for information respecting the OF the nfor
nation upon which the Board based s resolution, said
THAT the had received 1t from gentlemen
whom they deem entirely Trustworthy. but It was not
thought desirable IL the wish OF those gentle
men that their names should be just now made public
Mr. Allen said TO TRIBUNE reporter yesterday AFTER
noon that he was personally quite willing to furnish the
information asked for But his know of the I'm
doiugs Of the relates 10 the business OF
the Office he will be influenced in his
action upon the resolution of the Police Board by Nj
Phelps's suggestions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
ELECTION OF A BIsUOP.

At the special meeting Of the House of
Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal Church yesterday
Afternoon the Rev. John Franklin spauldng OF Erie,
Penn. and OF the Diocese Of Pittsburgh. was unani-
mously elected Missionary Bishop % Colorado, wyo-
ming and New-Mexico IN place OF the Right Rev. g. NJ.
Randall, d. d.. deceased. Thirty Bishops were in
attendance upon the meeting The Eishop-ieot was
born in Maine, graduated at Bowdoin College, and
the General Theological Seminary New-York has been,
Erie. aud a years OF age During his ministry
he hzs met with unusual success as preacher and re-
gious worker, having greatly increased the member
ship OF tho church under his charge and organized In
the vicinity OF Erie four churches, beside engaging In
all missionary enterprises within his reach. HIS quan
cations for this position are thought to be VI very
18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
ISCESDIAusM IN JERSEY CITY.

At a. III. yesterday an explosion, followed
by crash heard at the liquor-store Of Welsh Il
Iannon, Bay and Groyessts. Flames
ing forth instant aferward Officers McGinness and
Jackson who In the vicinity, hurried TO the spot
and bursting open the DOORS found the interior
in blaze. The Fire Department promptly on
hand, and the flames soon extinguished. Exam
naon revealed the fact that the place been pur-
posey set on fire. az floor found saturated with
kerosene oil IN many places, and portion Of 1t had
been taken up The force OF the explosion was suf-
cient blow out the sashes OF the front aud side win
dows The inside OF the saloon nearly destroy
and the prompt action OF the Fire Department
all OF the inceBdiarsm would have been oblt-
Grated Chief Engineer Farrier made a careful exam
natou OF premises aud then authorized the
OF Richard Welsh and James Lannon, the proprietors.
The examination OF the prisoners was begun yesterday
before Justice Seymour. The complaint aga INST them
was read and the examination adjourned unt to-day
The prisoners committed without bail though 10
offered. The premises were heavily Insured.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
The barn and stables of Oliver Byrne, auc-
tiopeer at Hunts Point, in the town Of West Farms.
were totally destroyed by fire Thursday night The
loss estimated t2O0Oo upon which there was an in
surance Of 5000 onehaf In the Continental Company
and the other In tho Hanover Company. Among the
property destroyed q valuable prze moving ma.
chine.
The barn and stables OF DR.. Sands at Portchester
were also Destroyed by hre on Thursday night Three
HLsEwHERK.
A fire in Somerville, Mass, yesterday
bHrued the dwelling occupied by Mr.. oNei at the cor
Der OF Vernon and Pesrsts the family narrowly escsp
ing with their lives. Loss, 5000 insured.
In North Attleborough, Mass, Thursday
morning, Frank Horton discovered his barn on fire. and
met his daughter age coming from with her cloth
ablaze. Despite his the barn
and the child died Ia a few hours
At Oshkosh, Wis, single mill belonging
| to A. Thompson was destroyed by fire yesterday, to
geether with quantity Of shingles The loss is Ga 900
insurance, 5000, VI which the Franklin Pennsylya
nie, aud TIE usme VI New York. lave t9oue each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
CHARGES AGAINST DETECTIVES

At meeting Of the Board Of Police Com
m,ssoners held yesterday, President Smith submitted
the following resolution which was seconded by Com
missioner oarduer and then passed by the unanimous
vote OF the Board:
Hh,reas IL IL reported to ths Board from reliable
sources that charges are publicly made by Assistant
Istrct Attorneys Allen and Lyon lmpuiing ia general
terms grossly improper aets and proceedings by MEM
hers OF the detective force now, therefore u ~
RssoIrsd That Assistant District Attorneys Allen and
Ivon he ana are hereby Respectfully requested at their
earliest convenience submit 70 this Board In wrug
AZ, spa Ill fas,s vitnip their VI sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
OBITUdRE.
hporpHus DAVENPORT HoYr.


Tho deafh of the actor who was long so
Familiarity known as Dolly Davenport announced
Yesterday by telegraph from New-Orleans, where nc
expired on Oct a. His on the play -bls was A.
H. Davenport His real name was Ado'phus Davenport
Hoyt He was born at Stamford. Conn. In 1881, ana
made his first appearance the stage IN ls4s at bal
more In the earlier part OF his career he acted o'de
Menoe and the lovers in general but in his rperyeais
he erceled in such manlier Juvenile parts Hordfo
and Montana and In characters aught with grotesqne
humor His Dalton, in the "Ticketofleave Man'' VIII
bo remembered rs particularly telling piece OF char
acter both in It's need rufianly swageer ana It's ais
euise OF mercantile rcspectabty He acted Pnohbde@
exceedingly wen. also, In Broughams comedy part
Of his youth was devoted the study of law but he lett
the bar for the STAGE and In 1853 was al the Ola boau
way Theater. In that year he married MISS L1]io
Weston They were divorced In ls7-under scahdhous
circumstances The lady subsequently became the wife
OF Mr. Charles Mathews, the comedian Inc subsequent
career of Dolly Davenport was full OF Viciss-
tude and trouble. For about ten years past
except for one or two visits to theaters In the
North he has acted In the Southern and southwestern
cities Last season he managed the Mobile Ihea'er.
NOT very long ago he was married 10 lady who acted
under the name OF Miss frankie Mcclellan lis EFFORTS
10 retrieve an impaired fortune and set himself Hgn'
with the world were earnest, manly and strenuous.
His consultation aud his mental powers however had
been impaired by trouble aud by conylyalty, ana he
failed to arrest the decline which mas ended 10 his DEATH
He was man of unusual natural talents and OF inter
esting character-amiabe, merry aud generous nj one
time he was a noted fayorite on the NewNork stage
more We fancy because Of these attributes than be
eause az his ability OF achievement though the latter
we're by no means slight He had drifted OUT OF popular
view By those who yet remembered him, however he
was deemed wreck Of early promise, and the news OF
his demise, the prime Of life, cannot fan to stir 9Th