New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

cnnr.h h.va dechfed 70 remove theIr church building
from ts present site 70 one on inc I'm @ da 70 Inc
str~rfnre and aso eeture.rOOm, and class-roons in
the basement. The cost :. OF ooo INC
r,sr u,xpros-Jacob Corey was arrested AZ Port
Jefferson Yesterday on "a charge OF siealnE a n, ;
wagon, value $1,000 from the stap'e u '"'"''
this village.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The receipts at the iaA-,o'-
octors Office last week amounted TO 9l2s6 10. Inc
congregation of the Third Presbyterian Churcn the F
James IIarkness, ID. D., Pastor, occupied tncr no"
Church on Mercer near Varickst for the nrst uuo o
Sunday last The basement i5 the only pofuoh l'""y
for use yet and services were held there N"'S
Smith OF No $50 Montgomery st. fell down STAIRS IN nef
resdence Yesterday aud fractured two or her rDs.-
McInnesss Thistle Cottage. on Ne~arkaVe'' near .no
Police Headauarters was entered by burglars on FRIDAY
night and robbed OF revolver, small sum OF mopey
and some cigars Annie,Madden small glrl resluins
with her parents al No. 2O2 Riilroadave., zen ",
red hot stove yesterday and was severely Dufhsd
The Board of Public Works met as COmintIee o W"
Whole yesterday to hear objections OF
10 tbe confirmation OF assessments for the west newark
ave improyements. =. The Hudson County CaIed0hian
Society has elected g. b. Palmer Chief VIM Gashns
age 49, WAS knocked down By train ON the Pehusysa
MIA Central at the Coles-st crossing Yesterday ana re-
ceived serious injuries 1t IS stated thal Iho 70 n
sloners appointed To select site Tor tne new
have decided TO locate the building on the DOck
on Washington Grand and Sussex xsts The price OF the
land t is SAID will be 100000. The homo lor tno
Friendless Children the Hights has been 80 far com
peted be ready for the reception OF the ttuo'
NEwARK-A meeting OF the Committee OF One Hund
req was held last evening, at which the experts au-
pointed examine the Auditors accounts reporsa
Of $500 ID tne ebae e o, 'nB Bro%n of No co
BOyd-st committed suicide yesterday Dy dr9WbGs TX ri
self in the cistern IN the rear or -, fetTr Tha >
Roman Catholic Church in Bem0ni-aVe lne
Fair in aid OF the Home for Aged Respectable
~ Mr. George r. Gray is mentioned as the next CITY
Auditor. The Feast OF the Immaculate Conception %
was observed by the Catholic Churches yesterday
lima de
Young Mems Union Of ST. Psuls Methodist Eplscopa
srI Sed at @sa HcS at BS6ns Hail. springedaye and
committee appointed 10 draft resolutions appeahg
Obtain an amendment to the City Charter whereby
the work of street Improvements shaL De
TNe Of the Newark Female Charitable Society
acknOw lodges the receipt of S4.The store provided
arge number OF applicants presented themselves Tor
relief The Board of Excise met last evening iot tne
first within several months, and granted over ~
licenses.
PArERsoN.-The city has given employment to $50
men who were left without means OF susenance by the
recent manic which caused the soppage the manufac
tories 800 Of these men are yed on the Gandsl'
visit TO st. Paus Protestant Episcopal Church Fri
day next, has postponed his VISIT on account VI mo
bic TO prepare his class for confirmation.
The Wllis-s Baptist Church has, during four years
10 be paid . Tilt q Sons OF the PheuiX Silk Mills viii
begin work this week, and VIII give employmenS 10
about 200 operatives Tie Superintendent of Outdoor
Relief given 15 orders for coal during the past week
HoBoKLN-JOhn OBrien and Michael Fitzpatrick
were held IN $1,000 bail EACH yesterday, charged with
assautug Mr. aud Mrs Fitzgerald on toe street at a
tate hour Sunday night-..Tbe Delaware Lacka%a anna,
and Western Railway will make application 70 the Legs
aure at Il next session for charter for new ferry
line across the Hudson.
NEwTON.-The sundayscho Institute OF the North
New.Jerscy Association OF the Baptist Church viii
meet in this village to-day, at D. ln. Ihe Eev. Df'
Keyser Will preside and addresses Will be made by the
Rev. Dr. Hague ana the Rev. Dr. Parmiy.
RED BASK.-The Baptist Union or Monmouth and
Ocean Counties Will the Baptist Church OF tins
village today and VIII close the session tomorrow
evening The Rev L. J. Footo and others Will address
the meeting.
UNION HILT.-James Coyle OF MOrgan-st. was commit
ted yesterday charged with arocious assault on his
wife IL is alleged that Knocked her down with a
coal shovel and beat her until she became unconscious
GRIGGsTOwN.-The Rev. Mr.. Williams OF Princeton
Theological Seminary accepted call from the Reformed
Church of this village preached hs first sermon on
Sunday.