New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07
BROOKLYN.

Wallace I}ruce will deliver his lecture " the Land
marks Of SCOTT before the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association on Monday evening next
Thieves entered the cigar store of A. G. Grail q
Lens No 40 Thursday night and stole guam
tity Of choice G valued at nearly $1,000
The FIRST BAPTIST Church on Nassau-st., the Oldest
society Of that denomination in brooklyn has decided 10
bud new edhce at Clinton and Perrcpont SITS. and at a
meeting OIL Thursday evening $4,000 raised for this
object
The Finance Committee of the Common Council
are examining privately into the deficiency IN tho bond ac-
count caused by cancellation OF assessments which said
TO be about 100000 The committee will furnish The details
Monday.
4 dark featured man. with full beard and dressed
in black clothes Jumped erryboat Osprey Thurs
day evening way from NewTork To Greenpon JACOB
WalcOtt pilot and several OF the deck hands saw the man
leap overheard, but unable to save him.
The statement that the contract for building the
Elevated Railroad signed and that the work would
soon be begun was conradced yesterday by John Lock
wood secretary Of the company He stated that the beginning
of the work depend the amount Of money raised No
further attempt would be made to change The route as long Us
Frederick schroeder was Mayor.
About two weeks smallp broke out in the Con-
vent of the Sisters Il Mercy The patients about IL In mum
Der were removed at TO FIbush the school was TEN
porny closed and prevent c0ntaOn the Board oil Heath
had the premises and the children vaccinated
Those who vaccnated have ESCAPED the disease bat
seven cases were reported Wednesday among the other
scholars - reported previously III the
Seventh aud Twenty Warns Nearly all these have been
tai Ell 10 ia. rlatDush Hospital
JERSEY CITY.
Gov. Belle having ppointcd John A. Blair as
Judge Of the -ecOnd DT!e CONT Judge Bdr mas Organized
his by appointing j. Lyon clerk and Richard Onsiow
constable
On Thursday JJ of the weavers in the West Hobo
ken factory struck protest against reduc on Of
wages following the example Of tho 800 who struck tins
FaVuHte SILK Factory Jersey CITY Highs. IL
said tina, the striker. have funds to enable hGm TO hold out
favorable tcIm- made. There has been rionP
though the strikers tried yesterday 10 persuade the other
wOrkmcn u join them.
NEWARK.
George Pauman of No. 100 Hunterdon-st. was
who charges st Baunau promised 10 her
Ia ana tna gave him with which buy rui
turr lac spent the money In debduch and then refused
10 marry her.
The Prcsbytcry of Newark on Thursday adopted a
resolution regard for charitable purposes
pastors the memb rs Oi THEN
the Church involved
IN which they cannot
name Of the Lord Jesus
NEWJERSEY.
TRENTON.-ElswOrth NaylOr, age 10, while at
tempting lump pa slug at thu Union depot
THURSDAY, AID had hi right ankle badly
turrd ampuItioI 3ssty The Republican city
CON, made the following
Alien Receiver OF Taxes. Walter f. bartlett city
Assrs-nr Henry r. Finch
EIZABRTH-MartD Murphy, young IT shman. residing
committed he Uni County jail Thurs
day suspicion having caused wes eah. The arrest
made because tho women who prepared We body Tor