New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24

bioh commands that saloons shall ne hept oiosea M
CAV on sunday. The liquor dealers almos Ok VERSIONS
obeyed the law, the police arresuhE On" 1u,;ao
The Rev. J. b. Thomas, d. De- Oh on'oaso
has accepted the call Of the First ana
t,Sp churches It Ia expected that Dt' grst sunday
sumo the charge of his new churo" VI
Revenne Agent A. C. w. Smith, a,ueu ny
Identities from Collector Freeiand'shomoe' . %, ona
urdav the Vinegar Works OF c. A. s'ein t'0'' syA
ia Furman-st, Brooklyn, Tor lola o. a NV Collector
Revenue laws avs. ns 70 tine within the last two years
hnt each time the up In court tne Illh v'' ""
| they we're making vinegar ihs'cau u "''
LONG ISLAND.
Lowe ISLAND CIrY.-The Rev. Matthew Hale
so,,h will deliver lecture Temperance" tonight
| On the Smithsonian Hail. and will afterward organize
,onnerance society TO be termed Order No. OF the
National Order OF Washington" Ambrose Weeks,
cahioetmaker attempted suicide saturday, by cut
! tine his throat with a razor He inflicted q severe
wound.
ROCKY PoNr.-Capt Edward II. Halleck. resident
OF this village leu his home 10 visit New-1ork Oct 10,
and has since been missing 1t IL known that the drew
money from the Seamens Savings Bank. and 1t is feared
that he was then followed by thieves, and was muir
| dered
| wHrrEsToSE-Frederick williams residing in Eight
eenthst attempted suicide Nov II, is recovering
from the pistol shot wound he then inflicted II was
alleged that he attempted suicide owing TO his vile nav
| ing abandoned him.
| soUTHoLD.-The members OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the neighbOrhood viii mold village camp
meeting" in this four days during the present
| week. The meeting will begin tomorrow.
| BABYLoS.-The First Presbyterian Church has OK
tended a call to the Rev J. C. Nightingale OF smhviue
Flats, N j., who formerly Ill charge OF the frespy
terrain Church IN Islip.
FRREPoRr-The residents 10 this village will petition
the next Legislature for grant sufficient To enable them
TO deepen their harbor.
| RIvERHEAD.-The Board or Supervisors OF SUFFOLK
County increased the salary OF the DisretAtor
| ney from $500 TO $1,000.
STATEN ISLAND.
RGCHMOND.-The st. Andrews Church con-
gregation will use the subscribed for the Poor
fund.- during the coming Winter for the relief OF the
poor who belong to the parish.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON.-A subscription paper was
circulated among residents OF the village, on satur
day. to raise funds for a free library and readineroom
HARrsDALE-Amos LevInus, butcher, of scarsdale'
was found this village Saturday He left his
THURSDAY last having $500 IL MS Sc Ss
only s. remaining. The Coroner was informed OF the
suspicious circumstances attending the mans DEATH
and thorough investigation VIII doubtless he nade
YoNKERs-The Sunday school teachers will meet to-
night IN the Baptist Church, and viii debate the follow
ing question: Should the catechsm be regularly and
| systematically taught In the Sunday-schools
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in this township and Lewishoro
about to organize new agricultural so
ciety. -,,,,, ,r,nc,,,,
JERSEY CrTY.-AIary Murs was committed to
the Hudson County jail yesterday, charge Of having
stolen $50 ia gold from John Kuhn OF Roseave...
The members Of the Police Department are at present
pnt 10 great inconvenience owing 10 their not receiy
ing their wages from the Board OF Fnance.....M the
Abatoir stock yard received last week 1890
hogs 39i6 CATTLE and 3O4 sheep The Oyerseer Of the
Poor relieved the OF nearly 800 poor families
last week a subscription list is being circulated for
the purpose Of raising sufficient money 10 purchase
watch for Capt Joseph Norton Of the tugboat ". W.
Beach, in reward OF MS rescue OF nearly 900 persons rom
the ferry Delaware, while It was sinking, Oct 81
was a his ci
from Jersey City Saturday nigh charged with grand
larceny in stealing powder from CanalbOat near
Boont0n Three the kegs have been recovered.
James Courier, Chairman OF the Committee OF one
mee the necessary power 10 examine the public records
The Mayor expressed his willingness to extend all
the aid in his power In the prosecution OF these inVest
cations and requested the Committee 10 call upon him
In person The New-Jerscy state Association OF spirit
uasts assembled in convention In this city on saturday
morning and continued its session throughout yesterday
with President COoney in the chair The attendance Is
small but the Society processes 10 feel encouraged oy It's
progress.
PATERsoY.-The City Attorney has decided that the
Board OF Education has no legal right pended
charter requires the Board certify TO the whole amount
needed for current school and specify it by
items The estimates were MADE hi year 10 include an
Attorneys decision the Board will short OF funds
before the close Of the fiscal year TIE Rev john
Knapp, OF the Wsst Baptist Church has declined the
call TO the South Baptist Church OF New The
fares on the Paterson and Pa;5aio Horse RulWay VIII
reduced to five cents after Dec. next Tickets will
not be issued.
HoBoKrN-The employees of the Morris and Essex
Railroad allege that on receiving their pay for October
on last, they found that their wages had been
reduced for that month"; although they had received
any previous warning. The Company gave them notice
fortnight that their wages would DC reduced hut
they considered that the notice applied merely 10 the
| present month.
| MIpDIETowN. - Bishop Simpson will dedicate on
Thanksgiving pay the Methodist Episcopal church
Addresses Will be made IN the evening 10y the Rev. A. T.
Ballard Presiding Elder, and by several ministers
| merly in charge of the church
| HIGH BRrDGE.-The cornerstone Of n building for the
congregation OF the First Methods. Episcopal Church
TtfH IN WsiUr la NJ hk IA. KnN
son. 4 sermon VIII be preached by the Rev. j. T.
| Crane, D. D.