New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-26

application was made for Henslers arrest, but ne
LETT the island for Brooklyn unInoiested'
WAGGING TONGUES NOT TO BE STAYED.
BROOKLYN CHARITIES COMMISSIONERS ABUSING
EACH OTHER
Judge Gilbert renewed the stay vacated on Mon
day by Judge Barnard in the SUIT OF An nUlf
of Charities for the Third District of Kings County
being the matter in dispute The stay was granted
pending the appeal 81 SRe g Se the Office to Kess
Commissioners Shipman. Henry, Ryan, storms
and the cOntesting COMM ssionerS IelseT ana kesse
FGS %S and Rd had stormy meeting. When the
roll was called, Commissioner Shipman dlrectcd tne
clerk to call zr SGs RYAN and
Storms refused to recognize Zeser as melhpeT 81
the Board, and the chairman insisted that lie sn9u
be so recognized. The stay granted by Judge Gilbert
was read but this only made matters worse COM
missioner Henry opposed Kessel, and dldllt want
his fellow commissioners to make Tools Oh ie' nf
selves. He referred with surprise 70 the action VI
the clerk of the Board, and greatly deplored ms MS
&iaek Of back bone" "You can rest assured he he
gang 1t will be cast. hope God will leave me my
health to do IT, and if He does there Will not be
grease spot left of the gang who misrcpresent the
pa Oh. hold your BREATH" broke in Commissioner
Storms and again he gave variety to ms nielJec-
ton BY crying ION save az yGar T the cbainon
the latter threatened to have him pnt ont OF the
room. al would like to see You do it," said Com;
missioner
The funny part of the meeting was the fact that IT
was called ostensibly to see about the purchase OF
straw.
CAPTURE OF A WELL-KNOWN THIEF.
man who called himself William Clark. OF No.
III Nostrand-ave.; was riding on De kalDca t
horse car in Brooklyn, yesterday, when one OF the
passengers, DR.. Ernest Palmer, Thought he recOg;
nized him as man charged with robbing doctors
Offices The man got OF 6e fa Ara at With the MD
of the police of the First Precinct, took nm 10 romeo
Headquarters. He was identified by servant gTdi
i'm the employ of DR.. X. NJ. WyckOt, of NO. 532
Clinton-ave , as the man who few evenings ago
called at DR.. WyckOff'S. Soon after his departure
coat missed. Clark was held on tie Gompiaint
charged him with stealing sllverWare valued al
$50.
had made an appointment with him week ago
last Saturday which he failed to keep. A skeleton
KEY and silver medal were among the things
found on the prisoner The medal was issued by the
Livcrpool Shipment and Humane Society, and
upon it was engraved the following inscription:
Presented to Constantine Mcguire, assistant surgeon
of the steamship Greece, for Tcscuing passengers
and crew of the steamship Egypt, April 2, 1874.
"Clark is known sto the police and has been III
the penitentiary. His picture adOrns the Kogues
Gallery.
RECORDING THE PEDIGREE OF CATTLE.
An adjourned meeting of the American Jersey
Cattle Club was held at the st. James Hotel yes
terlay afternoon to receive the report of the COM
mittce TO which was referred the subject of new
committee consisted of d. f.. Appleton, John ID.
Wing II. NJ Howe. S. j. SharpIcss and r. A.. Potts.
Their report, after much discussion, was adopted.
The object the Association has in view is to publish
a herdboOb for the registration of pcdgrees and TO
advance the breeding of Jersey cattle In the
present herd-bOok of the Association are
registered over $4,000 animals. BESIDES the
committee there We're present Thomas >.
Hand Sing sing n. " r. II. Malone Nashville,
Tenn; DR.. Alsop, Mass; George Z. Waring; IT,,
Newport, r. l.; X. Goodman, LcnOx, Mass; Ben
iamin Swan jr. Oyster Bay i. l.; p. I. Bcllinger,
Herk1mer n. Y; Benjamin Kittredge, Peekskill, \.
Y and Samuel Faile, White Plains, \. Y. The
| officers of Ithe Club arei r. Goodman, Presidents
George +. Warning, jr., Secretary; Thomas J Hand
| Treasurer The executive committee are l. H.
| Malone II. NJ Howe and w. S. Taylor
SESSION OF THE NETWORK PRESBYTERY.
Tbirty-four ministers and elders representing the
New-York Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian
| Church, met yesterday in the Twcnty-thrd,st
| Church, of which the Rev. David Gregg IS tho
pastOr A call from the church at st. JOhnSbury,
VT was offered to W. II. Laird, who recently was
| graduated from the Theological Seminary, and was
accented by him. Mr. Laird was licensed To preach
| wear ago, while he was pursuing his studies and
| he undertook missionary work at IT. JohnSlury:
| He succeeded in building up a congregation OF
fftv-three members in a few weeks Three graduates
| of Columbia College, John w. Carlisle. Thomas A.
| the PresbvteTy Yesterday candidates for the
| ministry and they were received as students of
| theology The reports from the various cHlirches
indicated that the state of religion IN the lTes!y,
terry was satisfactory, though without any special
| revival interest.