New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-07

twenty-nnth-st. The first game was DeIWecn .te
Knickerbocker and Bachelor clubs, the latter VII MI
won n game with the Pastmes by a score o. COZ W
S27 The third game was won by the h Nj -
bockers over the Pastimc by score OF so 10 oo''
Tas aid a at the St Nicholas Hotel YESTERDAY
that Antbur Ieqrand Stafford. the story OF WHO'S
tragic death in The Maine forests was pnollsncI ~
yesterdays TRIBUNE, had nor petn S.natch from
TowcIl InouiTies at several other hotels talled 70
give any clew a. TO the stopping place on snS
son of the Earl of Dunrayen whilc III 'i i's ivy
n1sposrrIoN or EvACUATIoN DAY FUCDs.
Jobn Anstin Stevens said yesterday that me ,a71
Iii ipH naaiust the Evacuation Day Committee had
beon Teceved and that the final auNltlhg o'llu oJ
made to-day The expenses were more tll, S
I've the finds placed in the comnlttees hands
With the surplus pamphlet account OF lhe CT tn
bration will be printed, and tapiet pu. Hn E d
Barge Office to commemorate ""''-'
parturc.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
William FallOn, steward OF one oi 'hS stc,nn, I
of the Mallory Line on saturday higo Tn NV two
men. who threw him to the ground ana urea oLop
him They were caught in The act by llete tla yes
Handy and FoEerty OF the ni n GSurt Yesterday
Justice Duffy reinanded them mtl! to-day me ps
prisoners said that they were lahle SulnI"Tn ~
No 20 Vestry-st., and James Kelly, OI NO o1 Dc9-
brOsses-st.
INSTALLATION OF MASONIC OFFICERS.
Knicterbocker Council No. 572, Royal ATccanuIn,
met Saturday evening at the German MasOn.c
Tcmple, No go Last Fiftcenth-st. Inc 2 Ej
iIrcfed officers were installed as follows, Grand
REPRESENTATIVE James ilcppcnstall oihGIattilng
Regent, William II McFau Nice-Regent, W I!llnlh
Ii. Vermiyle; Orator, Charles NJ. Ulrcbi Idst ne
gTrnmlIov. Collector, NJ H. Vermhye; Treasurer
James c. Ketcham; Chaplain; haiyF d LS1ni T""'T
w C. Baldwin, Warden. d. EbGrle; Seh.r a. mi
liter The degree was conferred, d'i sth
cations formembcrshIp were presented ke5oluI!ons
On the death OF Secretary Ieorso L. ii'i''''' "N'
adopted
BROOKLYN.
Tho Rev. Dr. J. r. Thomas, who has been pastor
of the First Baptist Church III 80
ten years preached yesterday upon INC '''"'' Va
this decade Of his ministry
The funeral of Charles ). Trcedwell, member OF
Perry Post G.. 4. r., was held ytstciiaS al teiioun
Al No. ZIG BcdfoId-ave. The mrlnb, rs 4l ItIiS
Post were present. The Rev. ID. l.. /. Chal9nefI-
ii1' nociornf tbe CIasson Avenue Church, and the
Rev J. & Bass conducted the services. Inc Dui'di
was At Greenwood
The Pcv II. 4. Powell did not preach at the Lee
Avenue congregational Church yesterday horlIinp;
lis nIace WAS filled bv tac Rev. i. = hlbDaIh' on
10 Snuth Ninth street congregational ChuICu'
NJ po,yrIl preacbcd III the evening There "lil
meeting OF the congregation tns evening q. MAICu
~ differences between the pastor ana inc DoIiu Vi
trustees will be adjusted -.
Tho first meeting OF the Kings Comfy k"ppbH-
con General Committee foT lS-I VIII no heiH To-
u,orrovy evening. 4 cauous TO nominate VuOti3
uiIj ne held m Everett Hall Tonight It's 1Ioneht
tbat David A Baldwin, the present prCsilehJ Oh
tho committee will be renomnaied. IheIe arc
several candidates fOI the secretary SNIP 70" h''u
by ". II. w. Cadmus.
STATEN ISLAND.
C,,,rov- Assistant BISHOP Potter preached yes
,oriat, morning in It Johns Church and ia lie
svcni1p he took part in the seiN Ice ia 81 Adu'
Church at Tompkinsyille