New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

meeting will be held on Monday night accept the plan
The Town Council has nne IN pamphet form and
distributed gratis July committee ~ iaes VII Par
becae and illumination
Lard haye
cgenngs and er e
and robbed Of lead pipe, brass faucets, &c.
TREyToy-OD Wednesday night yonng woman en,srcu % S
store warenst and d Canne ON f @ Am
OF the bundle revealed baby stupenei VIII aa ma
Ford =,
RAHwAY-Peter Fox fsgman at the Mains crossing 9 81
ast night and instantly killed lie has been employed at the
same place for 50 years. -, ,.,.,. a..
in body hs nsE month ane n s ss cap
WORTH who has inyat to them and 10" eS
STATEN ISLAND
STApIrTOy.-Frederck Fritz of Middletown was
tried on wednesday the charge Of keeping his saloon open
on Sunday Officers Taylor and Wood swore that my we
into the kitchen and thence Into the Daroo o '
door and windows all shut and fastened out no liquor
o od or seen They then Fritz for violation OF the
law The defendant testified that he was assaulted ana
beaten and that wife struck on the head win co
by officer Taylor and knocked down. The gy a aor or
subsequently arrested and put under oa icr h as EN-
Say Sagea N gGe e sted. of to the village
books from the time OF organization naep On @ e pst year
complete the nat s tor & hSng to TAXI
the books and papers to his home for examnation'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
GREENFIELD HILLs.-The 15Oth anniversary OF
the organization Of the Congregational Church was
yesterday. The attendance was large, lncudng Se'ea
clergymen professors Others prominent IN the denonh
ton principal feature OF the morning services was "
reading OF historical sketch church and its pastors Dy
the Rev William smith, the present pastor OF the copgre
CATION The John GoOdse was its first pastor "he inc
ccuntry was yet under British rule Tho original cnnten
edce was used until aSon So ye er S3h Was desroyed
l GraH
ship neat building with spre was eeeIee hs ,r e
noon Judge Thomas Bradford Dwight OF
and Prof & Timothy heS S noy dwight Who was The
fourth pastor church. and left to accept tho Predeny
0 Yale College
yesterday morning the shooting matches OF the pt @
poned until today.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Repubcans of the Xth Assembly District held
meeting at % Avenue last evening" w s strong GIN N
The The ea 9ams Of Is others %ce proposed
A special meeting of the American Bible Society
wa, held yesterday Standing Committees on AnnyeLssfie
Finance ReyIsions, and Auditing were elected
A meeting of the consolidated bondhOiders of the
st Louis and south Railroad held yesterday and
committee was authorized protect their interests as
against those Of the nrst mortgage Dondhoders
At meeting of the German property-owners OF
tho Tenth Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards last evening
the Committee reported that they had sem ps
CITY Charter
A theatrical performance and concert will be
given at the Germana Teater this evening for the oehent o
OF IaT mgnan m Of the o.
German newspapers OF thls clty'
An unusually interesting meeting Of the American
Society Of i Engineers held at their rooms at NO
East twenty third st. Wednesday evening, oocasioned by
the reception prominent mining and civil engineers recently
arrived FROM EnrOEe for IeF ~ S
Institute Mining Engineers were also present aud sy
ar Prof W RAYMOND after which the evening
dey otcd TO social enjoyment
Two Committees one from the property-holders
on ST. aud the other the propeItyhoders on
utl aye met last evening az Tweuyhfths and Ninth
for the purpose Of consolidating the Greenwchs ana
Ninth ave IN opposition TO the Elevated ha
reI AIRED 90 anidayits to the amount Of injury
atfcRance there was no action taken toward the conso
1on 90 z, the Se call 'G % Mr. e the CHAIRMAN
The Church of Our Savior in West Fifty-seventh-
st. between ghth and nthaves celebrated the twenty
anniversary OF its organization on "Wednesday and Thurs
evenings. on Wednesday evening f. StHeker BROOKS
read paper the growth and progress OF the organzaton
lhis followed 6y adiresse. from .HG G R1e R ~ and
oihs on Thur,day evening paip p Nv SSs 1us
p,pSr Rev Dr chapn the Rev Dr Forester ana other
Interested audience both evenings
Tie Commissioners of Emigration held private
meeting yesterday consider what action they should take In
future management of the dcrtnt INSTITUTIONS
under her care that the bill appropuang sOoO0O had
been sieued by Tden. 1t is understood that little
change made in the present srrsu snd tat
ahough the Commission "ll NOT receive aS ~ vi, % Te
cared usual Tie appropriation oi s-UoOV VII hQt ne
t ronthly % t'e state Controller payment No part
~" 5 Re Ts iS Psy of or ho ' due for ren
OF the Castle Garden building
POLICE NOTES.
Patrick Mcbride Of Thriy-second-st. and Third
Lfyn foil fron
last nj sht and was injured.
Frank Milton. age 10, of.No. Minnetta-st.. who
irOui Phlili,lphia yesterday.
susannah Franklyn of Hoboken, \. j., who has
o; a friend In Moitst, where she sick.
Catherine Gllgore, age 80, fell from the iI. third
DAY evening died yesterday morning from the injuries
Charles Blauyelt of No. BIS Rivington-st. at
tempted suicide ye,eray morning e taking arsenic e had
coGrag,d.
Eliza Flaherty of No Batayia-st. was struck on
night aud her head was severely Her husband
10, kei up.
The books that were ordered for the sergeauts and
ruundsmcn withdraw on "Wednesday PRINTED slrs are
beng prepared sIper.ee the was found 10 DO i'm
practicable to the books.
Jane Mitchell. age 3 of No 465 Hudson-st.. was
b, an Zee cart last night at BaroW and Hudson 2
Washington St. was arrested
The man who was run over and killed on Wednes-
day night gy dummy sse o M M Sevena aye agent or
the Compressed Yeast Company.
Denis Sullivan, homeless, dropped asleep in the
fourth story window OF No 1917 Avenue C. yesterday and fell
ou striking upon TIE dag stones below and receiving internal
injuries that probably will prove fatal
Roundsman Wildey arrested John Bonner and
William odnesday night in Fortyhrstst
persons. Brussels
lich they we're trying to sell Tor 20 cents ward.
The body of drowned man, age about 10, feet
hight with dark brown har and mustchc, and
wearing trousers gray undershrt and striped outside
belt, with knife sheath found
near Pier No 46. North River, yesterday.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Francis j.
Schuan lG Dov st. charged by Simon Aherne
OF 40 Broadway with hasing used the words * Co." In
signature for S23j which note subsequently
coated business dealings. he held In 90 bail.