New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06
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,isi, wss mid to RandalPs and Harris
Islands on Saturday. Archbishop McCioskey' when
he cor frmed more than 200 adults ana chhdf'h'
THE Union Theological Seminary has re-
,eiyed from James Brown OF Brown Bros Co $SJo"o'
"a ,,,rnpiete he endowment of It's PToiessorshps.
The Rev. Horace f. Cook, formerly pastor
Of The seventh-st NJ f. Church, but deposed from the
ministry some time ago, preached in the forkyle NJ T.
Church last evening ~
The prizes to be competed for ut the Ma
tonal Rife Associations first annual contest al creed
moor. w1lFhe on exhibition at the of the Gorham
Manufacturing Company, at Mol Bondst' until 10
MORROW night
In accordance with the call of the Reform
Association primaries were held in the Assembly DIS
rcs Saturday evening to elect delegates the Exeeu-
ave Committee, County Convention, and a General Com
Inittee for each Assembly District.
The 81 New-Jersey Regiment, n. G.' VIII
visit this city. landing from steamer at LbeTtyS at
lt p. IN. today aud marching mp Broadway 10 'nr wy
Hall where a review will take place before Mayor HiNt
meyer The sih Regiment, n g., VIII escort tne N1 So
Al Union-square the command VIII DC re'e"e" NY
Gen. shaer.
JuEo +. Scayer and George w. Oakley filed
voluntary petitions in bankruptcy, last weeH Franklin
shaptor Frederick Pfafl. Urah C. Enderly' George
shobcr Harris IOwential, John S Andrews John Ina.
and J.seph b9'Npan %Ie oggswen and james A.
Watson reecivcd discharges IN bankruptcy.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, SIS.
District-AttOney BrittOn has informed the
foco Justices that any neglect TO die the ."
then courts will he followed by Indictment ~
Tie fresh bids for charity supplies VIII ne
opoucd a, noon to-day, and Commissioner Cuun'nenap
sate that This time there will be no possibility Of I"uu
COLLISION. -
The CORPORATION Counsel appeared Oh Salul-
day to prosecute Kesser on the part OF inc cy' INC
prisoner was defended by MI Ready. Ai'er long
argument bal was relustu' ,
The funeral of Alderman Charles Miller took
Mace Yesterday afternoon from his residence IL willow
:, TIE Mayor and Common Council and tie heads 81
the city departments were present .
A Girl of II, named Hester Farrell, who dis
appeared rom her home few weeks ago, was arrested
~ a house Of fawe in Greenest On ro9 se
day night charged with grand larceny rom er
former mistress aud locked MP to aw ait eHainna
ton. 1910 -, ,>,,,
HUNTINGTON. statement is current that
, rrow-cauce railroad is contemplated between Hunt
rs Point and tins place OF which J. j. Locke OF White
stone is TO be a principal builder TRIBUNE reporter
recently eouversed with him. aud found that he deemeu
marrow gauges best adapted TO Long Island where pas
seuger pOytatiOn principal feature lie mas re-
renty visited Colorado and examined into he workhgs
of the narrow gauge in operation there lie Chains tua
the problem is to build road on Whch theIe iuea
frequent trains low fares ana comfort 10
Tho diminished weight o! the engines ana coaches VI
narrow gauge road he claims 80 lessen Ie &e ~ W
rod material and trains that much more IRE
nnent trains be run FOR the same money MnIe e
rates can be made very moderate Ihese t"0 thlngs m
nodaon of people who live in the country and DO busl
~" ~ he eitv In il on these grounds that he advo-
GATES narro gauge road and he THINKS that Ine n1
Ing Of TINS one will open me streleh VI oou""'' "
II as yet hardly ID the market
Long ISLAND CITY.-The parade Of the Fire Depart
ment VIII take place today me GUeTSSUn VAR ,be
reviewed 10y The members OF the C!ty SGvernuent al
UIg D
tho Hunters Point and Astoria Railroad COMPANY, na
resigned ms once ana MI Sonnn, ~ tstria has
lseeu appointed his TOOm.-.Ihe COnrt-house COu-
,sioers will Law the cornerstone Of the new Court
house at o'clock p. to-day, with Appropriate cere-
no1Ies They have invited ali the county officials the
tISy"ra and AIderInens and the Fire Department 10 be
,,ycscnf The October Term OF the City Court, Judge
Pearse presiding, Will meet this morning put; on nc.
count Of the numerous conventions 10 De hea curing
The week, will take recess until oct. H.
NEwrowN-The sixth Convention OF the Queens County
abbath-schoo will be held in the Reformed Chteh on
WEDNESDAY The Rev. C. j. Shepard OF NeWtoWn, the
Rev William W. Knox Huntington, and the Rev. A. -
Reed OF Flushing VIII denSef a9Srs ,n d,fcrp rail
roads and tins expected TO be the largest convention
th nnn farm Situated on the Old Shell road and pur
chased bv the Trustees Of Calvary Cemetery for bural
,,rnoses has been inc osed with high wooden fence,
similar 10 the one incOsing the pre- sent cemetery IA
"Gyro club composed of business men and amateur
sroytsnen has been organized in this village Ii has
purchased "a gyrO and Will meet once week lof helu
sport.
RlyEnnEAD-Tbe drawing OF a grand and petit jury
will take place on Friday. The names OF lhe Jurors
Drawn will attract much attention as the tral OF Inc
Kelsey rioters expected 10 come before thls Court
JAYArCA-A new Methodist Episcopal Church has
been pegun AT this place. and the cornerstone VIII De
laid ON Thursday. Addresses Will be delivered oy tne
Rev {. Is. sing, Presiding Eider Tue new SeVke AaS
Tor and the Rev. l.. :. Weed d. ID.
FIusHING.-The Douglass Pond Commissioner after
having considered the subject Tor more hah SIX mouths
have decided thai the pond for water purposes worm
$1,000 OF $1,000 less than Nh Douglass asks Tor IT,
BER1ISyILLE.-Tbe directors of the New York Flax
and
nsnfactorV at this place. and have secured site Tor
the erection Of suitable buildings.
PORT JEFYERsON-P. T. Barnum and Charles Hallet
have bought the 40 of property IN TINS village
known as the Brick Kim" and Will make extensive
improvements upon IT,
NORTH HEMPsrEAD-The mountaineering OF the
Queens County Board OF supervisors VIII DC eu az le
COurth house to- morrow.
RosLYN-The Queens County Teachers Association
will open at Rosyn to-day It's sessions VIII continue
two weeks
OYSTER BAY.-The Kelsey inquest will be resumed at
THE place al a. III. to-day.
IsIr-A project is foot to introduce gas into this
village. us... 49, .,-r
RICuMOND-About 80 cases are on the cal
endar for the October of the County Court and
Court n oyer aud Terminer which will meet oct. Is
The following are the Grand Jurors from each town
shin: Westfe.d-IOel b. Azres, James NJ Nance, David
GoflIne David Wood DAVID {. Butler Wlnant tWinant;
Middletown-Peter Post, Benjamin i. Morris, Adrian
Posi-, Alexander McAndrews William Duncan,
Marshal white southheld-H X. Balsery George b.
Rinley. William Hay: Nortbfeld-JObn Van Pet,
William Greer David Blocker Joseph Barnes, William
u Hughes Albert VTOOm, Richard & LdtOurette; Castle
d., fIbsrles NJ Prime William NJ. Whtemore. The
toiovnr are the Petit Jurors lSOuthfeld-HeDry HOf
,,an charles o. Conner. John Fence, James Purcell,
nan ni, = Gibaydf: "Reminiscences NJ Fisher, James
1--we Eugeue Halle, Abraham Woglom Casueton-
John Bailey, Daniel Dempsey, Thomas Ryan, James
Wtstu v Bramf James X. sharp, Charles +. Fence,
lanes Flanneliy; NOrhbeld-J0hn Thompson, william
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