New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-26
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1OKh CITY.
"S 81 sends 50 for the Seeds family collection
by Sundav-schOol class of little children. &C. l..
b." New Britain, Conn. sends 81.
LECTURE BY THE REV. MR.. BJERRING
The Rev. Nicholas Bjrrring for many years In
charge Of the Greek Catholic Chapel In Second
ave, delivered lecture on The Greek Church IN
Russia" In the Firth Avenue Baptist Church. yes
terday afternoon. The lecture was the one recently
reported in THE TRIBUNE, and Dr. BJerfing made
no reference TO his leaving the Greek Church and
seeking admission TO the Presbytery OF this city.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev eph Reynolds, assistant rector Of the
Church OF the HOLY Trinity, has accepted call TO
the assistant rectOrship VI ST. Luke's Church.
The ann OF SS4 was stolen yesterday from the
money drawer in the gIOgshOp OF John MarsdeD, at
Grand and Nnth-sts. The burglars forced open q
window
The police of the Fifth Precinct. under Captain
WogloIp went into policy shop ut No. $40 Grand
81. on SATURDAY night, and arrested Edward John
son the dealer and nine players, together with the
keeper OF the place, John Cummings, OF No. 3l6
North Second-st.
Two young men In the ward at the rear of No. 20
FIushnQ-aye awakened John &. McKenneth yes
ier,lay morning aud he fired two shots out of the
window at them. They climbed the fence and es-
caped leaving behind them three bottles OF liquor
they had stolen from the liquor shop on the first
floor OF the house
The first of series OF Sunday afternoon services
was held yesterday in the First Presbyterian
Church in Henry-st The sermon was preached by
n
Among others who will preach IN tho course are the
Rev Drs r. r. Booth William OrmistOn and w. 81
Taylor, and probably President McCosh.
George Hoyt was found acting suspicousy at
Dvkeman and Van Brunt-sts. yesterday morning.
A policeman arrested him and then found James
Corcoran IN the grocery store close by. With tho
and of another policeman COrcOran was arrested,
but he broke away and two pistol shots failed TO
check his fight. lie was afterw9rd found in house
in Columbla-st
Mrs. Elizabeth Childs age ffty-nIne, OF No. 10
East Twenty third-st, New York, was arrested yes
terday by Detective MahoneY, of the Third Pre-
cnct She was arrested in Brooklyn in 1881 for
picking pockets and after her indictment she was
admitted TO bail. When her case was called for
trial she could not be found. She was locked up
last night in the Butler Street Police Station.
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick D0nnelly, age twenty-five resident of
Newark fell down light OF stairs in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Depot while intoxicated last night.
and sus aimed probably fatal injuries He was at
tended by DR.. Watson, and removed to the Charity
Hospital. ,.,u
Franc,s g. UamptOn's house. at No. 10 Hum
boldt-st., was ransacked by burglars last evening,
and two Of the four thieves were caught while
boarding q tram for New-fork with their punder.
LONG ISLAND.
BABYIoy.-Twelve cottages In Queen Anne style
are TO be built Immediately in connection with the
Hotel Argyle.
SAC HARBoR-Work will be begun to-day on tho
extension of the Montauk Railroad from Sag Har,
Dor to Fort Pond Bay. The road will be completed
| in time for the summer travel.
STATEN ISLAND,
SoUTHFIELD.-A light case Of smallpox has been
reported TO DIR. Clark. the Health Officer. lie ha;
| oriered a general vaccination.
| RIcuMoND-Miss Harriet Weatley n spinster
died about n year ago, leaving estate valued al
| 10000 She believed her relatives all dead and
wIled her entire estate To old friend, who upon
| investigation was found to he dead. Last week
two persons from Dakota appeared before Surrogate
Stephens and said that they were relatives OF Mis-
| Weatley The Surrogate told them that he would