New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07
Baptist Church at East Marion has accepted can to the
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First Baptist Churcn.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
MOUNT VERNoN-The Law and Order Ass0-
cation I'm prosecuting liquor dealers for selling liquor on
Sunday intends to call as witnesses oil persons VINO are
seen to enter and leave the saloons on that day.
WEST FARMs-The Rev. Robert Scott hitherto rectCr
of Grace Church. has severed his connection with the
'iu'H' LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Rev. William NJ. Taylor, ID. d., Pastor
Of the broadway Tabernacle at sIh-ave. and Thirty
fourthst will deliver during the next six weeks series
Of lectures the students OF the Union 1heoiosio@
Seminary IN this city.
Several natives of Switzerland met yester-
day. at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms, to organize
union to aid residents Of this city to procure their
papers and become citizens The union viii ase DISCUSS
the of political candidates ana declae upom ,
to whom its members will give their support nes 80 ,
will be held for the permanent organization Vi 'ne
association.
The anti-Tammany Committee on Contested
Seats decided on Saturday admit the delegation leo ny
Timotby Shea from the IXth District. The contests id
the yt District between ex-senator Michael Norton anu
Grrshon Cohen and In the With and AVN Dlsuhns
between H. r. ROome and John Hardy against ororge
Hayes aud William POWERS, respectively, "e'e i'
TO subcommittee
At the regular meeting of the Newark Com
mon Council on Friday evening message was receVeu
from Mayor Yates which set forth that the toa ueo' Vi
the city so9O675o and the tota a'sets
be asked authorizing the city government 10 ISSUE IL
for the amount delinquent taxes for winch proper"
annually sold and bought in by the city,
The Democratic Convention to nominate
candidate for Sheriff. to I'LL the vacancy caused oy 'ne
deatb OF Sheriff David j. Garfield, assembled at Library
Hail. Newark on Saturday afternoon William H. n1 yaG
nominated on the rss R,Swp was the recent
chief Engineer OF the Fire Department anu Is Tbe nsc
the support OF large number Oh i"Pupiis"N'' '
ton takes place on Feb. 10.
The Seryian, Bosnian, and Herzegoylnian
resIdents OF New-York celebrated Friday night the
anniversary OF the EKoeniez their great victory over
the Turks February, 1887 after the massacre OK meho
in herzegovina hbou. 100 assehp iG ~ idnisht an
eigy Of Turk brought In anu assiulleu Win .d
greatest fury until torn to pieces Inc oa Ws r
By n banquet at which native dishes ana liquors "ero
served.
The Ninth Ward Union prayer-meetings are
growing I'm interest The church in West Eleventhst
between Sixth and sevenhaves in which they are hed
is crowded daily only by residents and business men
OF that ward also by many FROM other parts OF the
CITY In response to Invitations, the following well
known clergymen representing six religious denomina
tious wi conduct the MONDAY meetings during .he
coming week Tie Rev. John Cotton smith " ~, o, tne
Church OF the Ascension tEpscopal the rev L. "
Arthur OF the Calvary Baptist ChuIc h, the Rev y f.
Deems d d. Of the Church Of tho sranSeTs iu tue Ksv
Rev r. H. Booth. ID. d., of the University Pace rTesDy
terrain Church and me Rey MT baso nastors are from
churches outside the Ninth Ward put are nearly "oAe'"
In this religious movement
ABOUT OF COACH anu tdD-oNhNio INV NSN |
evening at No 2i5 East Thirtyelghthst, and formed
themselves into the Public Hack and Coach owners |
Protective Association OF NewYork City" The following
officers were elected: President Richard Jones; Vice
President John Freeman; Secretary, Edward Wills;
Treasurer Thomas Boylston The object OF the Assocl
on ia 10 repeal OF certain laws which now are
liable il Ia claimed TO be mlsconstrued III If steH that
Article H. Section OF the ~ ordinances fetlNe 10
the subject gives hacknen the privilege OF soliciting pa
ronage in all public places. hotels dePos, Steamboat
landings etc But under Article Nv, Section ~, any
ickluan soliciting PATRONAGE In SUCH places shall oe ,a
bic 10 fine OF SO. The Association intends W present
petton Ia the Mayor asking that OF these laws be
pealed and also that the law which relates 10 thc
rate 10 be charged days services the number or
hours to he considered day, be speclhray sat
The petition VIII also emb0dy request that inc Mayor
anndn only residents the city drivers OF hacks OF
cabs and only such shall bring certificates OF
good character
BURGLARIEs AND THEFrs.
Catbarine Franks was locked up in the Oak |
street Police station on charge Of having stolen $50 from
John William. in saloon at No e5 Chathamst, Saturday
John Barry grocer No. l76 Frstst ElLabethporl ~
last night informed the police brother Patrick had
inst stolen 500 MIN and decampcd -,
Edward bohnson prominent member OF tne German ,
said about $50 worth Of property from ls 9oaIns hye
Jane, Moore was early morning at Grove
and Eighth s- CITY, by Charles Murphy snd william
Good robbed him Of his money They we're subsequently
valuable horse aud sleigh stolen from Ia front OF
HOUSE I'm Lincoln ave, Newark, gu Friday night -.,
dozen vessels have Deen
have along the north shore OF Long island ana
various been sio en- from yars aud Stops
looking schooner painted brown has been seen
crew Of which are believed 10 guilty Of least part OF
these robbcres