New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-01

the Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society TO az
sign another chaplain TO the penitentary Inc IT.
port exonerstes the Warden from the charges.
When the case of the city AGAINST alderman ~;
Board of Education by ex-Secretary stuart, WIS
called in the Circuit Court yesterday counseI rpr
the defence asked to have the trial put over LOT inc
term, the defendant suffering from neuralgia
of the heart, and the excitement OF inc tIIai, MS
physician said, would endanger his me- Inc re-
quest was denied, and the case was SET GOWN ior
June 26.
The thirty-eghth anniversary OF the Sunday
schools in the Central Union of Kings County was
observed yesterday in Flatbush. The schools OF
the Reformed Churches of flatbush, fIaJlanuS'
Flatlands Neck and the Methodist and Congrega-
tional schools of Parkville, numbering about ooo'
paraded in Vernon and Flatbush-aycs. at $50 p.
m. At O'clock the schools, led by John d. Prince,
president OF the Union. marched into the Eetorned
Church of Flatbush, sang their anniversary hymns
and listened TO addresses by the Rev. Dr. U. IL.
Vaudeville and the Rev. f. G. Gale.
JERSEY CITY.
An attempt was made on Tuesday night to burn
frame building in Washington, near Flrst-st owned
by Carrot Winans The flames were extngulshed
before they had gained much Roadway.
Henry Monahan, n switchman employed in tho
Erie Raj way yard, was crushed between two cars
on Tuesday night and very seriously injured. He
was removed to st. Francis Hospital.
The Hudson County HOmIng Pigeon Club Of this
city were to have had pigeon race from huntington,
Penn, last Sunday. The authorities of thai Dor
ough held consultation and decided that pigeon,
allow the baskets containing tho birds to be opened
NEWARK.
At n meeting of the Finance Committee of the
Common Council last night Expert Walden submit
ted a report showing $4,000 additional roDberles
by Palmer and Hall. and suggesting that the invest
igation DC ended. The report and suggestion were
adopted.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsOy-Whle working in sewer in
course of construction in RaiIroad-ave. yesterday
afternoon Cornelius De VOgel, age twenty-six, OF
Clinton-st.. was crushed by large rock falling
upon him. De VOgel died while being taken home
IN the ambulance.
HOBoKtN-When the Hamburg steamer Gellert
was on her last outward trip stOwaway was found
on board in the person OF Charles Gellert, age
twelve years, VINO had run away from his parents
home. in ThIrd-ave, New-fOrk, with the Intention
of gong to Germany 70 see his grandmoi her lie
not allowed to fclYe the ship on the other SIDE
and when she returned on Tuesday evening, the boy
was handed over TO an officer who restored hun to
his parents, who had been mourning him as lost.
......C. Lueder's house No. 1876 Westinghouse,
was entered by burglars yesterday morning and
robbed OF 1900 worth OF Jewclry.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Port CHEsTER.-The Rev. Edward Kcnney has
accepted the call 10 the rector5hlp OF st. Peters
Episcopal Church. at Port Chester, and will assume
his new duties about the middle OF the present
month.
WHITE PLArNs.-The African Methodist Episco-
pal Conference made the following appointments
for Westchester County New Rochelle, A. jack
y.
Simmons; Rye and White Plains, +. COston; larry
town, Clinton Leonard lonkcrs, }. ~ Evans.
LONG ISLAND.
AsTOEIA-rhe Rev. Clarence Gcddes was formally
installed az pastor OF the Presbyterian Church at
Astoria, Long Island City. last night.
FLUsmNG.-Eugene Banker, OF Little Neck went
out sailing on Monday evening and has not since
been seen. Ills boat drlfed ashore tuesday, keel
upward with his hat under the seat. IL Is supposed
that he was drowned.
HUNTERS PONT-The Long Island Railroad
Company will begin running trains on their summer
time table to-day. The Annex boats Will also begin
running this morning rom Hunters Point to wall
ST. in connection with trains on the Long Island
roads.
NORTH SEA.-John Bowman, of North Sea, Suf-
folk County, while engaged blowing lot near his
home on Tuesday had his pillow broken by coming III
contact with number of large stones. Upon eX-
animation he discovered that the stones were III the
shape Of grave Further investigation led to the
finding of numb ,rOf human bones, shells and arrow
hea0s III the graves. numOer OF these graves were
found III the same field, about two feet below the
surface There is little doubt that the spot was
used a burIa.-place By the Indians.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMPKINsyIILE.-A lawn tennis tournament will
June ., 8 and To-
RossvILLE-The old Woodrow Methodist Church
in Rossvie, erected in 1897, is receiving extensive
alterations and repairs.
CLFToN.-Thousands of potato bugs can be seen
in the dry soil about Staten Island The farmers
ana gardeners using Paris green to Kill them.