New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-04

ms have been addressed by William McWilIiams
and james Stephens the agitator', VINO c aa cn
efforts are being made to revive the movement y" ="
very extensive scale.
DAyroN.-The pastoral relations of the Rev
Adrian Westveer with the Presbyterian Cnurcu
Of this place have been dissolved and Mt. WestVesI
has accepted call to Reformed Church III DrooA-
Ign.
PLAIyFGELD-The First Baptist Church has had
IFS pastor the Rev DR.. YeTkes, for sixteen years
new church ediice has been built and the Gongre-
cation has become very strong. Inc chuIch 10"
numbers 800 members.
TRrNToN-Captan Lewis Parker. ST., we'll
known and highly respected resident OF thls cry
died on Saturday aftera short illness, In the ninety
third year of his age
HoBoKEN.-Mary Sanford, a young lady residing
in New-York found lost chlld ona HobOkcn Terry
boat Yesterday. She took the child to H3boken;;
At the ferry-hOuse she met the iather. IiG U,
Beam Another child of his being missing, Beam
had Miss Sanford arrested on a charge OF blunap-
ping. She was taken TO the Hoboken Police sta
ton, where she was promptly released lloh Gus
tOdy by order of Chief Donovan.
WEEHAwKEN-John II. Johannessen. 2 sailor OF
the bark Achilles, now lying at the oil docks at
Weehawken, fell down the hatchway at a. ~ yes
terday and was instantly killed.
GUTTENBERG.-Eugene Canaguter, the lodge
keeper of Assemblyman Meeks at Gutenberg, was
found dead yesterday morning. Inc bqdy was
badly dccompOscd, showing that he dled seNeth
DAYS ago The supposed cause OF death Is bearU us
ease. ,,.. ~
The Newark Library will be closed for repairs
from August to August 20
A free excursion for poor children to Tartan
Beach will be given to-day.
Two sisters, Mrs. Mary IethertOn, age seventy
nine, and Mrs. Ana Trayncr, age eignty-hye VIII
be buried from st. JosepRs Roman Catholic CEurch
to-day.
Atameating held at Turn Hall on Friday night
a committee was appointed from each ward to raise
funds by subscription for the benefit OF the mother
of the late Edward OKcliy the released roman.
About 100 members of the Newark Turn Nerein,
accompanied by their drum corps, went 10 fhlia-
depbia on Saturday evening to take part IN the
festivities in honor of the twcnty-hfst Buhdes
Funniest.
Lucy Davis, colored, of No. 2t3 Prince-st., has
been SEX for some tImc, and few DAYS ago secured
the services of DR.. English of No 80 Washing on
St. when she threw up several Lizards, one OF when
was four and a half inches III length ana another
three inches.
James :. Naelti. hickman, was committed to jail
for trial on Saturday on serious charge ANNE r:
Wanamaker, a young colOrcd woman, OF No. -
FrOut-st. alleges that Friday night sine employed
Naefi to drive her from the MaTket-st depot
to Bellcvlle, and that when they reached lonely
part OF the road ne throw her out OF the carriage De-
caus. she resisted his Improper liberties.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PoUGUKFrPsrF-An excellent game of base ball
was played here Saturday between the Pough-
kcepsic aud the Fyawav Clubs, winch resulted IN
a victory Tor the tIya"ay Cluo D score VI " T.
YoNKERs-Ihe Yves minister Presbyterian Church
on WarDurtDn-aye.. which was organized twenty
one years ago, requires increased acc0um0datl0nS,
aud has secured the property of Ethan tiagg,
nearly opposite the present church edihcc, for a
new structure. The plot Of gcUuud selected has a
frontage on WnbuTton-ayc. of 81 feet and depth
of l2J feet, and the erection OF the new mouse o.
worship has been begun. It's length VIII be lOS
fcat. The audience room VIII be " 10y " lecJ
I'm : T.. and will accommodate between 800 and coo
pcr,ons. The building IS 10 he built Of brick with
atone trimmings. The tower VIII be on the south
west corner aud wIil rise 10 height OF $50 rect;
The pcws, 1l6 in number. are to be on a BOWED
floor sIupng from the three sides TO the pulpit. Inc
sunday schOo! room Is 80 arranged as to consist OF
eleven roorHs all easily thrown INTO one. lie es-
tmatrd cost OF the building is about 10000.
The third and final SlUge->ruil One-'nle handicap
race of the Palisades Boat Club for the SarOuy gold
medal was rowed at g p. ~. Saturday, and was won
by Captain r. G.Jacks9n IN 5:5si4' with {; Il. liar
riot second, Edward Gibson third, James treeiaLd
fourth and T. H. SSnau last.
LONG ISLAND
observation-disclosures McFarden, of East New
York is now i'm the Queens County Jail on a COM
mitmcnt BIZ Justice Marshall. Of NeWtGWu, to await
the Tcsuit of Injuries alleged to have been inflicted
bv hl ON John kreuScher a hOtcl-keeper al Ridge
wood. H. made Bn assault upon kfeu>chcr on sun
day last with q stone, striking him upon the head.
Krouschcr made q complaint before the Justice and
the hearing was to have been bad on Tuesday, but
when he case was called 4 pAyslclans ceTuHc&te
was read to the effect chat kreusche's injury was
SO seriuu, that ne could HgL appear llSEce Tue
commitment When Officer Hicks was taking the
prisoner through Long Island City, lie turned upon
The officer struck HIM heavy blow IN the face and
attempted 10 Iu3. The officer grappicd with him,
and the result Of the struggle was decided by the
appearance of officer K1vanagh, who assisted IN
lodging AcFaIden III jail
FAR RoCE.w,Y.-Thc Excise Board of the Town
Of Hampstead is proceeding against the unlicensed
liguOr-gcIi"Ts al Far kockaway, and the following
have already ugeu arrested: Peter Mcclure, james
Braricubcrg, Mary Craft James NInnaugh, Row
land Seaman, Henry Hansen, +. Besjen. Peter Shar-
kew +. Riley, Joseph ;. ROeGclS and klpp Chap!n.
Nome of the persons, however, were fined. Two OF
tLrin promised to give up thc business the others
ia rlI % %
the Board and were let off with payment of costs.
Il is understood that large number Of other war
RrvrRurAD.-Dr. George +. Howell who q few
DAYS ago committed suicide by drowning, was fifty
wear, old. he was ut one time prominent Demo-
cratic politician in SutOl.l County, and in 1897
elected % member Of the Assembly. after an cXcl;-
ing contest. by majority o! %. lie stood nigh IN
tn, profession OF dentistry, biz OF late years hal
become very dissipated, and mad consequently lost
his practice.
GREgNPoEr.-Miss Sadie Wiggans age sixteen,
residing with her parents has been missing from
her ho,nc tor several day. and much alarm Is felt
as to- her safety. This village D. a great Summer
Torf Tor ,lchi ucu and II Is usually the custom of
the owners OF tine visiting yachts. who are geuer-
aly wcll-tu-;lO young men, 10 90 ashore with their
companions and spend considerable time IN the vii
lace. MIS- Nlggaus, II is said was not inclined To.
seek young mems company and was scarcely ever
seen 10 associate with them. Stl 10 Is believed
that she III SOME way became acquainted with some
0f fnc ytcht,mcn, and has been abducted and taken
on board ot one OF the yachts.
FPTrP9Er-On the morning Of December Il a
trtci-valhcr on the Long Island Railroad, between
HIck-yili. and Nc,tbury discovered the dead body
of " illaia Rhodes, ti>h-pedior OF Fr,eport lying
at the Mosth OF q calvert at the foot OF high
bau.ucut. The injuries which caused ms death
were Ola the head. HIS wagon was found near by,
badly broken and his horse was only a little dis
taucc away, entirely uninjurcd. There was some
talk of foul p'av at the time but the generally re-
criyed theory was that ne had fallen from the track
above. and the verdict Of the CoroneFs jury was
that the death was the result of accident. There
now seems 10 De a growing belief that 1t was really
case of murder, and feeling that SO grave a mat
fer was passed over With too little investi CATION
Khodcs5 relatives in poor circumstau and
y. I.Lr md flIrn i.