New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-12
wears ago. She had been a member OF Plymouth
Church since 1862

which will flow a stream Of water
The Supervisors Yesterday referred to their Com
mlttee on Avenues aud Roads an application ~
change the projected route of Surf-ave. rs lall
down on the map fled in the Registers ONCE sun
ave is designed to connect the Conconr'e ~ 'oneN
Island with the western end OF the island anu a.
laid out il will run through number OF hoteS a'u
other buildings near the beach. IL is proposeu 10
change the route in order to avoid injury to property
of this kind.
Breyet Major-General f.. L. MolineuX has been
elected brigadier-gencral of the Eleventh brgaue,
in the place of General Ira l.. Beebe, who recently
resigned. General Moineux became connected
with the National Guard twenty five years AGO ~. ne
served in the army throughout the war, ana at the
battle of Irish Bend, April II. 1863. was severely
wounded. In the recent contest tor the major
gcneralship of the Second Division Generai NO.
lneuXs name was prominently mentioned, ana IL
was believed Mt one time that he would be APP
pointed by Governor Robinson.
At the meeting Of the Supervisors yesterday,
Supervisor Egof Rep moved that committee DC
appointed TO consider the subject Of apport0nlneht
and report plan next Tuesday. Nr: Moran
Dem }, the temporary chairman. decided thay the
motion was not in order bat he was overriled on ah
appeal, and it was decided TO appoint such CON-
mttce. Mr.. Moran thcreupon named hlmself nhd
Supervisors Bvrne, &. G. BENNETT. Mchanr; van
Sclen Lake and Gallagher, all of whom are DEMO
Gratis as the members of the committee. Inc an
nouncemcnt was received with laughter by the
Democratic members of the Board.
JERSEY CITY.
Justice Robert F. Laird and Alexander Spauld-
ing were convicted OF conspiracy III JtiH'h W.
causing the arrest of Philo Patterson, who owed
SpauidIng 500
Ex-Alderman Powell, of Jersey City. was arrested
az 4 a. ~. Yesterday by Officers WllshuSen ana
Schmidt for dsorderly conduct lie WAS afiapme,
before Justice Pc0ubet aud fined $50. koundslan
Amrock who SAID that Poweli's arrest was cauSeI
By q conspiracy, suspended by the Chiet
John Hartmann, age ten years, was arraigned be-
foIo judge Davis III jersey City yesterday on II
charge OF stealing gold watch from his sister.
The watch, which was pawncd III Ncw-lork, was
recovered Hartmann will be sent to Randal'S Island
from which place he was recently taken III 'h' ioPo
that ne was reformed.
The professional Hudson Club of Hudson, n;
Y. visited Jersey City again Yesterday, and played
return match game with the National jersey ClIn
Clue. The contest was witnessed by about l,ovo
ncrS0ns and was marked By excellent fielding by
both clubs. The Jersey City Club came out Vlcto-
rious by a score OF y To y.
NEWARK.
The thirteenth annual regatta of the Mystic Boat
Club will take place on SATURDAY.
TIE thirteenth anniversary of the Home for Aged
Women was held last evening III the South Iarh
Presbyterian CluTch.
The Rev. j. Clement French, DID,, of Brooklyn,
has formally accepted the call to the Rastorate OF
the Park Presbyterian Church, and will begin ms
services there next Sunday
The case of George W. Cross indicted for perjury
in swearing falsely about the situation of certain
Tuesday after long trial, IN the Court OF Quarter
Sessions. The jury came i'll at 10 o'clock with a
verdict of not guilty. noiIo pr0sequ was then
entered in the of Alfred BALDWIN, indicted LOT
perjury in the same case.
Amectinr OF the Citizens Protective Association,
composed of brewers aud acknowledgements, was held
on Tuesday evening, aud the Executive Committee
reported that arrangements we've in progress Tor a
State Convention in Newark of all the Citizens
Protective Associations of New-JcrSey, and that
subcommittee had been appointed to prepare Tor Il
festival in honor of the OCCASION.
The tailor's shop Of II. NJ. Hunter, No.
10 Acadcmy-st, few doors from BToad-st, Newark,
was entered by burglars at D.. N. on Monday who
removed ali the goods, valued AT about Sl,oo";
placed them IN wagon in front of the store and
escaped with their plundcr without attracting the
attention of the police, although Acadcny-St; al
that point is the boundary line OF two posts, and Is
patrOllcd on each side.
At the General synod Of the Reformed Church
on Tuesday evening Professors Woodbridge, DE
Witt and Demarest. Of the theological seminary
ut Ncw-Brunswick, communicated Their voluntary
of 5000 Of their salary for the en-
suing year, because of = deficiency OF income from
the endowment fund. Dr. Reed of the Southern Pres
byterian Church, presented the salutatlous of that
BODY made mp of 10 SyuOds 60 Prcsbyie.Ics. g., 900
ministers and liccntiatcs, and 114,5Io commune
cautS.
NEw-JERsEY.
WHrrfsToNE-Mrs. Merritt. wife of Captain
Israel j. Merritt, superintendent of the Coast
Wrccking Company, dropped dead on the grounds
OF her residence Yesterday from sunstrokc.
RUTnEGFoED PAEK-The residence of William
6 anion, near the Pjssaic River, was entered by
thieves Yesterday morning, and over 5000 III bills
were stolen Before the thieves left the house they
wrote on the bedroom door, All we wanted was
money"
P,TrRsOy-In an alteration early yesterday
morning between some drunken men az the New
York LAX Erie and Westrra Railroad station, at
Paterson Charles O'Brien was stabbed IN the back.
The wound Is a serious one. There Is no clue to his
aSsaiiant.
PElyCEroN.-The Defiance Club, of PlIiladcl-
nina. visited Princeton yesterday and played
match game of base ball with strong picked nine
from the Princeton College Club. The game was
witnessed by a large number of persons, including
many ladies' and resulted III favor of tho visitors
by a score of too.
Toms RIvER.-Two young men, sons Of cx-Sherif
Charles Wandell. were in q small sail boat in BaTne
cat Bay on Saturday, and one of them. the elder,
named Iilman Wandell, aged twcnty-thrcc, lost his
life by drowning. The ruddar of the boat became
detached. Seeing this lilman spTang overheard III
order 10 get the rudder, but in so doing, although
his bro hcr did all in hi power to rescue him, he
lost his life. The body has not been found.
z,BETH.-Therc Is no authority of law to allow
the issuing OF bonds to take the place of
the present outstanding bonds. Notwithstanding
the city's embarrassment 1t has more residents than
il had last year. Many of the factories idle last
wear are now running on fall time One hundred
and thirty entries have been received for the First
Annual Games of the Elizabeth Athletic Club at
Waverly Park on Thursday OF this week ut $3.50
D. H. There are fifteen entries for the 100 yaTds
special race. Among them are Lee, Value and
Meyers. Charles kOihm, age about thlTty-ive
years fell dead III the street Yesterday. He was
resident of Philadelphia, and agent OF The free
Pres.
LONG ISLAND.
BRIDGEHAMPTON. - The sixty-fOurh Summer
meeting of the Long Island Bible Society will he
held on Thursday. June 10. Meetings for business
at 3 o'clock, at fine Presbyterian Church, and for
addresses at 7:45 y. III.
LONG ISLAND CIIY.-Eugcnc Hill. William Lowell.
and James l.. Kelly and Chauncey F. Bliss Kelly IL
Bliss the persons who have for some weeks past
carried on the business of poo-selling in Long
Island CITY, were arrested yesterday about 10
o'clock, by order of the Long Island City Police
Commissioners. None of the customers or clerks
were interlered with and the business of poo-sel-
ing goes on as usual The persons arrested were
taken before Police Justice DelehantY, where they
pleaded not guilty and gave bail in $500 each to
appear for examination June IS.
STATEN ISLAND
RICnMOND-It IS currently reported that the
turn of cx- treasurer Hugh McRoberts, of Richmond
l. Ill L.. III. I.t..a a.