New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

Informed OF the case Mr. Clifton left the mater III ho
officers hands and departed for Cleveland.
Tho officers and trustees of the Bond-st.
Savings Bank at Bondst aud the Bowery, gave an en-
last to their friends at their new
building Among the 500 guests present during the re-
ception hours were some financial men OF the city.
among them g. r. Comstock Of the National Cnzens
Bank, james W. Doninck u the pix Bank a. u C0nS
ling OF the Mechanics ant Trader savings Bank Y j.
Shepherd OF the Bowery Savings Bank. Me- Adrich or
the State Banking Department, Il. ID. Fellows Oh tle
MetTepolita1 Insurance Company Robert Il. wilietis
George DaytO Samuel Willis, ana others Inc new
Bondst and according to the statement of Mr. Bailey,
the Treasurer has been bult entirely out OF the
fund Of the bank.
Alexander D. Mott, N. D., was installed last
evening Grand Mister-Generai of the Ancient ana
Primitive OF Masonry for the Continent OF America
I'm the large hall Of the Mott Memorial Institution NO
GA Madionave Dr. Mott had the honor to be the first
elected Grand Master-Cenera this continent anu
the ceremony was performed In the presence or very
largo number Of the iiiustrtons members vi se con
erauatory letters we're read from the grand bottles III
Connecticut, Illinois, PENNSYLVANIA, ONO h nuiaa'
Michigan Louis ana and South Carolina. Aususnus
F Bic was ext installed General Grand Expert after
which appropriae speeches made by DR.: o. Henry
aner.n c Tarner John j. Gournan. and others
The ceremonies. which were very impo,nt, tna cal
messed by several ladies. who occupeu Sea'' !" INV
leres. ,,ooyrvN
The Commissioners of Police dismissed Oril-
GERS Nugcut QUINN and Langdon from the ponce ioo'
Yesterday for improper conduct at Myruea'e' Va
the night OF Jupe 70. l
The Rev. Geo. F. PentecOst OF Boston mas
anped to Mayor Hunter for the reward OF $50 oneeu
for the recovery OF Fred Ingraham Tne appnca''oN
has been referred to Corporation Counsei De "'''
Alderman Ropes says that he IS IN posses
s,on of positive evidence showing that the inma'o'
Of the Kings County Almshouse are 20 are
with Their agers ana tnaa 1se Who pay the Com
missloners Of Charities for their LABOR -,
The Sunday-schOol children of the plymouth
Church had their annual excursion and picnic yesterday
Cold Spring Grove Oyster Bay l." H. was 'ne pa
selecte ed for tho merry making. The steamboat "i"A
cot nore the happy throng, which numbered goo per-
including The teachers and friends OF tlte clie
To their destnatIoa. Prof X. W. Raymond. supe mn
nartv The Rev Mr Halliday and daughter, Mr caap,
and MIR Corley we're the party Tue party ief1 TUG
CITY al a. III. and returned NJ u y. ID
LONG ISLAND.
Uuyr1ysToS-The question of the proper
ho,pdarv line between Suffolk and Greens Coun'ies
which has been for a long time SUBJECT OF c'"'o', -.
tween this town III the former county, and oyster Day
~ h ,o,,or "a kelv to be settled soon. Some time ago
81, s,,o,visors OF the two agreed to rerer INC
natter to the STATE Engineer That official, III e.ea
hetber n survey made by hun would prove satlsiac
tory Mr Prince assured hun tna there i no nere
4 ba eel
fore that the survey Will soon Oe made'
MouSr srSAI-The large stone grist mn si'Ha itf
few miles from this village, and owheu W d. - i,,,It
mediere has long been considered unsafe lt Tas p
, ~ can,ury AGO Tho owner has been ad'is 70
have il torn down, nut he has perslstehuy ,ho
g m on wednesday the structure was RVeIea WIFE up
" ID hv heavy gale OF wind. the roof was hrst
lifted and carried nearly 20 ieet IL Ieli on 20 Hnt
Sapuu crushing both atoms The walls ie ~ aIoso
,n " Instant burying five oi the mixers lMo
escaped with slight bruises, ana lsur Ill ,,rna
ury Up to a late hour yesterday al'etnoVn '
yess had been made toward recoverog the Doo'ss.
JAyNCA-The County Board OF snpefytsois WIN NOV,
special meeting tomorrow W take ae.on V assi"n
lam. ssued by Judge rrat, ordering them 10 assgh
nrs in which TO have the laws OF 1874 printed
no papers had been selected, ana therefore ioso np
a te work last year have begun 10 print tne 1--WE vi
Ihs wear some rivals coInplaned anu nence
the maudamus. The case Will be heaiu III DiooA''"
next Monday. a.,
MISUNDERSTANDING to the statute providing Tor
the exteuson Graudst., Brooklya J.: D. INTO s h
adr ~ me supreme Court the appointment OF Com
ssIone rs by ten ireeohers IN the town ana ten III Tue
City of BROOKLYN Tnis period VIII TAp 70 the court as
tnere is spirited contest for the appointments
Long ISLAND CrY-The Board OF Water 0o ID ra7I
sinurrs " M meet morning, ahd they proposc "
for proposals for the completion VI the "a'eI-"oA' "
the Goruan farnn -.
CoRosA-rno Rev. A. o. Kinrsberry has received ana
accented eali tue UUn Evangelical Chufen here'
STATEN ISLAND.
SrAPLEroN.-The 21st anniversary of the
Mariners Family Asylum celebrated yesterday ut
the Asylum near this village. DR.. Porteus of Brooklyn
and The Rev DE-. Hall made brief addresses
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-Wlllam Brennan, age II,
indicted attempt to assault Mary L. ha"Iiison'
age years was sentenced to one year in the Albany
PcnitentIary. 1890 ,-,,,
Uonoxry-A young German arrived at the Park
Uo,e in Hudson-st the 10th inst, ana registered
q" A. l. Peperkern Sioux CITY," Next day a young lazy
arrived at the hotel and that evening she and MI Pep
erkern were married by the Rev DE- Maai OF the frst
Bsptst Church in the parlOr Of the hotel On Wednes-
day last the board bill for week was presented 10
Peperkern, VINO promised to settle 1t in the evening"
when he would return from Brooklyn. In the evening.
as no did return, the proprietor asked the BRIDE
where her husband was Sue sah that he nau taken
away all iewelry, valued at $1,000 Yesterday morn
ing l. e. sherman OF Brooklyn called az Ponce HEAD
quarters Hoboken Tor assistance To recover MS VIE,
aho had elcped with Peperksrn: carving away yuan n
tity yauaoes and satehei contanlng over s,V9 III
preenbacks The placed III the charge OF De
The tot of Third-st and sscured Mrs. Sherman, nut
Peperkern escaped. An elaborate carriage drawn Dy
"A pair of fne horses and driven by cclored man 10
livery, drove up to the gtngway OF the NORTH Gernan
Lloyd's steamer WestphaliLa few minutes before tne
ionaby dressed with Iavendar kids, godheaded
aud gold eyeglasses aighef and were soon lost IN the
crowd Of passe aeers ana friends lucy aH no. reu
minutes after the harouche mad dsappeared jacob
eagerly questioned Oicer Ke, SER who dlty at
che gangway, ;buut the Two men telling aim that they
had
aud iawery. amounting III all 10 more than $1,000
Officer keyser started Tor the ferry but arrived too late
10 make an arrest. Mr.. Cohn could not wait for the
next steamer and therefore sailed.
ELIzABETH.-Tne body of an unknown man was found
in the river near Bier NO yesterday afternoon, aud
removed 70 the MOrgue for identification Toe man was
apparently German, age 40 and respectfully dressed
- The quarterly meeting OF the New-fork state Aeri-
cultural Society held on Thursday evening. The
Hon Amos Clark presided Memoers from al parts OF
iLe state were III attendance Papers read the
Horses OF New-Jersey" Oy Phlaeas Jones OF Newark
on Cranberry Cuture." by T. W. Crane OF Newark ON
Fruit" Oy William Perry. Some discussion was had
a. TO the day for the opening Of the State FaE and Sep
TENDER IA was formally selected.
NEWARK -John Mcclellan, q lad employed In John