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New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
ArrRAcrlvK Journal OF A FAIR.
BROOKLYN.

The General Convention OF the CniversaliSt Church
Will meet to-day the Church Of OuT Father. Delegates
will be present from all parts Of the country sermon
was preached last evening by Mrs Florence T. KOnck.
The cOuventomwill organize this morning ana sermon
VIII delivered by the Rev Dr. G. W. IomlinsOn The
session will continue three days.
The Bridge receipts Monday were So GG6 IA big
ger sum than in any other day since IL was opened
Sophia FUnsch, a servant, has sued August Wander
wrde Of No Is Hcrkmcr-st., a cOachmau, for 50 600
for betraya under promise OF marriage.
ArcEdeacOn Kirkby has been invited to I'LL the pulpit
OF ST. Anus Episcopal Church until after Easter.
The nineteenth annual session OF the Long Island
Baptist Association opened yesterday afternoon IN
the First Baptist Church. at Lee-avc. and koaps The
session will close 10 morrow The opening sermon WAS
delivered by the Rev DIR. +, II KerUOt, 0f the Strong
Place Church Board Of Officers was elected. with
George g. Forester, moderator; William L Jones,
cl-rk and John Wcserve. treasurer There are flfty
twn churches represented in the association, twenty
seven OF which arc in Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
STEAMSHIP LINES READY FOR WAR.

Unless differences are amIcably settled at
meeung be held On some day thls week, bitter
in Passenger rates Will D gu among the
English transatlantic lines The North Atlantic Steam
Traffic Conference suspended more than year
aud for al months tho companies engaged in a
cuhroat warfare which proved highly detrimental TO
their trcaureS The schedule souTdge rates went down
as low a. $40, whlo IL understood that tickets
could be bought below that Aer several meetings
and roractcd conferences the lines agreed in June TO
schedule of rates FOR three months the
basis OF $40 from New-YOrk to Liverpool and
BIG from Liverpool TO New-YUrk for the White Star
Cunard and lniDan Lnes. with dllerential rate OF
81 to the National and GuiOn Lines Since the arrange
expired September TO- rates have been kept up
by mutual understanding. Mr.. Smith, of the Allan
Line which regularly between Liverpool and
Montreal. with monthly steamers TO Baltimore, was
here saturday in consultation with steamship men,
endeayOring to get them to advance rates some or the
lines objected. He went away threatening reduction
OF rates; and the American Lne running between
Liverpool aud Phi.adolpha, threatens corresponding
reduction.
Som" of the lines that to lose the teerage passen
ger business would increase their revenue because tho
freight business improving and next week there will
ee an advance in freight rates
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE TRIAL OF WARD.

Dstrict-Attorney MARITIME said yesterday that a
letter had Leen received from Warmers counsel, Ill
which il was said that Warner was wiling to
testify at Wards trial The letter was not direcie
to Mr. MARITIME but to ono Of his ssl>tants, and
was not received until the new indictment had
been substi uted for the old ones III the Court Of
Over and lerlniner. Mr.. MARITIME said:
"Thc trial under the former indictments would
have required that Mr.. Daboll, the assistant
cashier OF the Marine Bank, be called as wltnt S.
Mr. DabOll has been sick, and bls physician has
sad tnat 1t would be dangerous to have him tes-
tfy. The choice of the new Indictment VIII
shorten the trial very much. II will only be neces
sary to show that Ward gave a check. rcpresontlng
that there were funds III the bank 10 meet 1t when
there were none, and that the check Was cashed
1t will probably not be necessary to call Warner
in any event If one indictment against Ward
fails shall see that another indictment is ready.
There will be no further postponemont of Wards
1ral so far as the DIstuct-AttOrney is concerned.
OF course cannot say what line the defence may
pursue. So far as Mr. DOIsbeimer's action Is con-
cerned, have in no manner intended to convey
any impression that he wished in any way by
arresting Warner to affect the case of Ward.
Whe her there shall lie a further adjournment dt-
pends upon whether Mr. Wards counsel desire IT,
and whether tn y can satisfy the Court that the
pOstpOnclnent ought t. be granted"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
NEM.IERsEY TONNs.

BorNp BRpok-The Congregational Church has 4
tended call 20 Rev. ". ". J0rlou OF Fans Church
Va.
UoBoEEV.-Danici whitney, age sevcnty-hyc. aud his
arcd wife we're found a mar the Elysilu nrds on
scarcely sufficient clothing 10 cover their bodies The
man bad once been justice OF the peace. Speculation
wrecked his fortune.
Nry-BH BHt'>-wioK.- llth Regiment, New Jersey
Nouutcrr4 held reunion at the Masonic Han }csic'
day The hall was decorated with tattcrcd battle ntgs
ami as they were placed In position they were gree eel
with great cheering Colonel Chaunc"y Harris, OF Llik
beth presided IN the morning and General IruaN ar
rived in the afternoon An address OF welcome Wa de-
livcrcd by Howard Mac1hcrry aud an Grafton by inc
Rev John II udlry. \ parade was held in which over
yy hundred and tfty took part. The regiment
served under Generals Grant and sheridan and took part
in thlrty-twO engagements out OF l3-i mcn enlisted
there were DO deaths. The Samuel oun prizes Tor
thc preparation ~ Latin. Greek, mathematics ana
English branches awarded at Rutgers College.
Ntnc men contested u written examinations The hr-t
prize 800. was by j. H. Keeling, prepared At the
t'uca Academy the second prize. 500, hy Charles
Nanr prepared John H. Lesbos English and classical
-.lnn. POM mgMkcrn.lr.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
BUSINESS Al TIE REAL ESTATE RxcHINGE

Considerable disappointment was expressed
Yesterday on the floor the Real Estate Exchange ~
tho withdrawal OF the sale, which had been advertised
by the receiver uf Ferdinand aud benjamin Mayer Of
Strathmorc. Newport aud Ade phi Mats. Many genuine
investor. present on the Moor 10 DID Tor these
properties Mr. Wells, sale OF lots I'm Morris and Crcs
ton ayes. realized good prices lhc frame house and
the lot iu MOrr--ayc realized 5000 Inc buyer was
Mr. Richcustru. Lot u tresOu-ayc. WAS sold 70 A. L..
Haas 500 Lot went to the same buyor for Fl23
b. T. Green bought Nos. aud at $500 each and los
and also bought hy Mrs. Haas at $500 each.
No $50 East SIty-rstst, was sold to
Joseph Weber Tor 5000 and the two lots IN DemOnc0
place to Y. D. LAwtou for Sl,25O VI. scsman's
sale foreclosure also attracted considerable crowd
40 go West ThruGhst 4Ol feet east Of Eighth ave.
was bought Emily A. West FOR $4,000; No. 22S ny
purchaser Tor lOO aud No III Tor $1,000
The vacant lot IN Twruiy-uinth.sL was bought for
500 $50 by Samuel Mcmillan.
Mr.. Brocker sold twO-sOrT house with barns etc,
IN Frankn.si. Bloc hrld. to Mr. Struthers for $500
Tomorrow will be busy day. Peter f. Meyer will sell
No 337 P!cssant-aye ID. NJ Seaman viii soil IN FORE
closure vacant lot In One-huDurrd thrdSt, west
OF Ninth-aye John T. r.. Snyth Will Onor No. 3D. East
Thirtieth-st, a thTee-stOry brick dwelling.
T. Mason Fitzpatrick was posted for membership yes
teriay. He was proposed by Reuben skinner and
seconded by Cyrilc Carrsau. Seats are now IN active
demand.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

Hamburg 40 days, With mdse

Bark Wolf (Br), Murphy. HamDurg 49 dSys "tn muse
BaTf Ayo taD euarnnO LcghOrn Augo
Bark st george to John NB Ha Bordeaux 3S days.
with empty barrels order vessel to seTanx Con, =,
IN fark baas 20 master anchored in Bay Cer
in gSTI balias sia to Whitney CO.
Brig FrithjOf tswedl Petersen Victoria Brsz % oSs
w 4S Sos Tscs To SfF gh S st B Kerr Domingo
vessel t. to sca1mel BROS. .-,.,, .r..r 70
6S Hie sbaRw wscSsTs Rcnne CO.
Schr Emma smith Ot Windsor Nsl, FauiShel' ouiac'o
ig saT SaT' Jsme. sS s9anR sg Money dsy WITH
gnano to Pomares Cushman vessel TO q Brstt son 20 20
days with mlse to MonIo & Co.
sUNsET-wind at sandy 9oSk. moderate 81 cOuay ANU
Sandy HOOK 10 barometer: 80 Iherm2cteE' o''
Arrived yesterday
steamer Rugia Ger Albers Hamburg 2 days with mdse
seanr Atlanta L0cE wood Charleston days. with
msG and no & weoe Bremen 5s days with
empty barrels 70 order vessel to Fuuch Edye 70
steamer Bscorhire @ Pope BostopIFgch ESye &C. &C.
steamer Nomsnde (FrJ, Frangucl, Havre-Louisoe DC
Steamer Miranda Br Bindon. Johns NF via Halifax
Srsinicr Antias Span) Moran san JUAN Mayaguez &C
steamer Acapulco shackford. Aspinwan-Pacifc Mail SIS
Steamer Morgan CITY, Adams T Vansickle
Steamer seneca Walker Nor,oK West Point and Newport
steamer J W Garrett Foster. Balt!more-J .I krsms
stsaner Te ttap S Whitney BeaTse Boson~ Dmock.
BARK Fasmau NOR, Olsen, Fensburg-Benham q BoSe'
-, "a. r. Va
Park Artctnls Nor, Moe. BibOa-C Tobias q CO., -. .
Bars Fcshna Lente (Nor) Petersen, Exmouth-Behnam
sour VIM Douglass (Br, McIndoe Cayenne, Fir Guiana
@ A Brett Son q Co. 49, ,..-.,. ,r..,i,od
Schr omet. Aiirich Kngston-Mecv & DupLar1:
schr j Il ROg rs, Parsons, navana-Jas l. Wafd q Co.
SAILED
Steamers Wisconsin, for Liverpool Acapulco AsTinwA;
Iduar To. Norfolk.
shin DaRota, fer Bremen.
Baras Loyse for IIamgurs Imperator Plymouth Amana
Havana.
Also sailed-via Long Isand Sound-Seamer Gen Wtney'
for BOstln II.
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
IvrRPOoI oct 2U-Arrivcd Saimatian rl. era
han from Montreal ct Acton Br) jones non Ncw-Or
QFTSs fONx Oct 2O-Arivel steamer City Of Richmond
tIr Lewis NT-YoTA Oct II Oh her way to LVerPoOl
SwRSsEA oct I0-sael steamer BTetwalda BIZ, Carpen
ter. iOr NcwIGrk. a. 49,.
HAMBU oct 10 trTiYed, steamer WtSpntIla N'ell'
Bareuls. ron New-lOrA. .- -,
ROTTERDAM oct lV-saie- steamer schicIlm totch BiA
kcr. Ork
Hamburg hence iOr Eew- ! Ork
MALAGA 10 IS sailed steamer Irinacrta dirl, Mitch
cll for Ncw.IoTk
New York. ---,..--
DcarJorn from san francisco seDt %
Stvr,so or CUB. oct 10 sailed steamer santiago Col
ton fOr YORK via Nas an, ~
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
PRACTICAL THEOLOGY OF MR. MOODY
GIVING ADVICE TO SEMINARY srUDENrs-hiS
CLOSING SERVICES IN BRooME-sr.

GIVING ADVICE TO SEMINARY sTUDENrs-HiS
CLOSING SERVICES IN BRooME-sr.
Mr.. Moody, by a special invitation, visited
the Union theological Seminary III PArKsve' yeS.I{ ni
and addressed the stddents " Yong ~ tne mint
Many men concentrate everything on the sermon
and pp there We nave 70 ge Sy laying yoar
opesids of his The great fault with the Established
the common W orkingman and the Church by the for
maty its service II poor sn comys INTO churSn en-
tho place till he feels ashamed tnen ,i
not having the place. he loses Interest. n"t g.'
That Influence has yet reached this country Dut s
coming. Work with your people lhulvluuay' l inn ~
man dg them out OF sin II you have to use pcKaAe.
b. ay TO he them when obtained Is 10 set then
at work The successful men arc tlose VINO Kn1W
couutry 10 teach men lead have round sunday
night the best time to preach GosPei selions; h
neopl. ningy 10 not expect u be converted Dy
Sunday morning serIaOn. Then the singing must pe III
knowa tongue great deal oft Is unknown n0wadays
We must also wipe out this patrOuHng air OF LlGihg
sOcalled missions People lmiSlne tnaI thoy aIS a.
on as paupers If they go tp mission churcn tni ~ ~
cathedral anything but mission. II is GOOD thing 10
have separate meetings for the sexes at times. - ia
young man comes to cnuIon w ml'n n sinner and vice
versa A minister to be successful must get rld OF a
per,ona ambition 1t Is long road for man to get to
The end himself. but minister has TO 40 H. e,
Yesterday the last day OF the Moody ana Sankey
meetings In the Broome Street Tabernacle Inc ater
noon meeting was preceded by a Gospel service
OF song, led by Mr.. sankey, who sang also as a a
solo, Crowns OF Victory, crowns Ol blOIy MI nUOuJ
snake especially TO tho Christian workers who were
present Hr extollcd the labOrs OF those VINO hau
mill rhe tabernacle which he said he believed was on
the Apostolic line The address consisted OF
10 90 form and teach aud information "a to the
methods 10 be pursued Mr.. Moody addressed hiinsen
to many pcrs0n- Individually In the audience d
colorcd man WHO had his crutches beside himi 10 an
aged, gray y-haIred woman to young mother WIN "
babe ctc.-shapng his remarks to the condition ol inc
person addressed.
At the evening meeting the crowd was so great that
the doors had 20 be CLOSED long before $50 0Co"t' l
Moody took charge Of tho meeting at the laerhaeIe
and Mr. Saukcy addressed an overflow meeting III thC
Allen street Church, still inahy reHllintu
outside doors of the Tabernacle, waiting 10 LeJ H.
while the squlOr and wrechcdHcs OF tho nclghborh"oN
,,yarurd about a gray-haIrcd and drunken woman on
the uppOsto sidewalk. Siatternly women 5o9i IN lHc
doorsys OF Tenement houses near Listening 10 ths sing
ing OF tho hymns There 200 persons at the Ia
quircrs meeting Moody and sankey viii 20 TO BRUCE
today.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
VALUE OF THE NEW PACK LANDS

The Commissioners of the New Parks were
occupied yesterday afternoon with the claims of Robert
III. Scott Frederic Vicksry and Michael Hogan who live
Barlow within the precincts Of the proposed Pei
ham Bay ParK. Martin KeOgb, counsel for the prop
erty-owners, proved by william H. Bard real estate
agent and appraiser that Mr. Sc0ts property, 75rlOO
feet, with grocery store and stables worth $4,000.
Franklin Bartlett, counsel for the city, Knowing Mr..
Scott 10 be supervisor of taxes asked him what vau-
alton he assessed his property The true estimate
could not be gathered from that source Mr. NickGry
stated that he bought his propety 25Nl00 feet with
house attached In 1882, for $500 that he had added
improvements that cost 500 but he willing let
the city have the place for 81 000 its worth I'm 1884
when the new park act came In force Some thought
was shame te give Mr. Nckery so little as that when
OF his rate OF nerr9so his properly is doubtless worth
$4,000 to-day Michael Hogan estimated the value Of
his lot at $1,000 IL was worth $l60 s74, but then
he had cut down some trees and put up house. which
81 900.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Investigating Committee, City Hall, IL a. M
Cutting will case. SurrOgates Court
Republican Senate Conventions evening.
PARK Dock Fire and AQueduct Commissioners meet
ngs. ,,,-.,.. IT,, o. on
Ichthyophagous Club dinner, Buckingham HOTEL o'So
y. -
Fly.casting tournament, Upper Lake. Central Park
Universalist General Convention, Church OF our
Father, Brooklyn. - =, . 1.,.,
National sar-Manufacurers dinner, Capronis, 80
Richmond County Republican Convention. Tompkins-
vile. s. l. . - ., -,
Music, p. m. -- -, -,
Henry a. Brann's address on Ireland, Tammany Hail.
Z p. ,,-,., .ot,,
Republican Senate Conventions in Brooklyn, evening
Constitution Club No. 81 Madison-aVe., p H.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
FXuUMING his wIFE's BODY.

Mrs Laura IIssucr twentytw died at her nome.
No 9iG West SiXtccnth-st. on October :. Dr. Bodt ui
40 9i3 West Forty .sccond-s, who had hcen attend
ing hrr. granted the certificate OF death, when wa.
assigned blood poisoning Her husband Thought th"t
her death wa, due 90 malpractice. Coroner Mcsseltl
said trat the certificate correct. ON october II
the body buried IN the Bay Siio Gene
terry near WOoihayon, l. Ever slHc'
the funeral tho husband has been unable to sleep ur q
toHd O. hi, business Finally Eecacd IN Coroner Robh-
son, OF Long Island CIV 81" Informed him Of MS DE
lief and after making the necessary affidavit the Cor
nrr. ACCOMPANIED by DIS Burnett aud iiltch'o'A. me
husband ana reporter went 20 the cntt-iy ycsirlGI'
The body was taken the Office ~ the cemetery where
an autop-y held hc result disncIlcd al dulbts on
the husband mind, astAe doctors were unable ~ ma
the sllghtcs, trace OF malpTact O.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
To ApRrST A DEPITTY MARSHAL.

The brig Sarah L. Kennedy, loaded with guanO, lies OF
Morrs-st Jersey City Tho cargo was hbelled on Mon
IFS Marshal McfIugh was placed in charge OF the ves'
sell Daniel Walters ofPhiladcphia the captain hayins
chartered the brig and his son, Henry Walters, ~ hrS
MAZE Tho last voyage was from Baltimore. where the
crew were hired by John Smedey. lbe men assert th
they were badly treated and haf poor food When the
captain and his went TO the roat, tho crew, Joh
Griffin ir, thrir lawyer, and MclIUgh were on board
keep away, and he did So. Captain walters went 10
II police for help but they declined u take any steps
toward putting the captain In possession or the boat
Ahui mdnirht the captain and son again appeared a
Police Headquarters. Tnis time they wanted warrah
for Marshal Mcllugh. who, they said, had assaullcd
them for not leaving the vessel In the morning Justice
Susing granted their request.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
rIGoRoUS LINGUIGE IN TIE CLISSi&
A Ninth wAnD CHURCH IN NEtD OF AID-DI
FAIECmLD's SPEECH.

A Ninth WAED CHURCH IN NEtD OF AIp-DH'
FAMCmLD's SPEECH.
A vigorous appeal from the Rev. Dr. +. ;.
FnirchI hfotr into tlc routine of tHc tas'lS y lhc
Collegiate lcl"ucd thuTcd al rs l inr'lIIE ., or
day. Dr. Fdirc.d T. pastor OF iHc In!'n 'r'pIi.'a'
church SI\th-yc, one ol tine oldest oi tho den"hd
several former Reformed cuuI,Hc' H "1 'aI ul W. Wy
civ several times the Cas-- ha, been asked % al III
erecting new building ia hc hrl-hnorhp'u y" ",' %
has hrch taken rs co Hhlt'c "iF"l"% % ~ ~ ,r
matter and paper was presented 20 tS AIS eS'eI
!ly asking uuO1 mi.ht he made "r tbr lNth ave
thMch win tue linhhd hII'l' Nh NtNl ~ 0'yN
change of the riHce Tor scryicr Is what we need
80 once Dr. FtGchld -dIi The nelghhorh"od Is no
lancer even SECOND class it !, of the lowest order
The work of MISSION should hc carried on IN tHs pl"c'
ti.lrI- wards Eighteen months ago presented tHlS
matt o. C--i- INT u ha- nor had the time ip attend
t. tac church have rpcacd again and AKA "ha 'k
wh'h lh ''I lliI' "'lt lur'' W. = ,, . riI n,t,E
duur a once. The l'-t resort oI tIr ga btlcu
viii 20 mp the church. II this l. church oi Jesus
Christ ~ you hrrtnrn ought To be ashamed tHa'
nav ".l i,,"S i,, % ~ irc I'a.sis Wny have been
into every attc m Old Amty 81. Right there looking INTO
-, - y'ertv inf,tunIs Iou.cs can see the pastor IL
pp-itc the church We do hO want To leave th7 heiSh
t,ri,I ;ut IN our locatiou Every member doe.
not want bi- daughters to thrre to service Ana
there arr A. good old Dutch Reformed fhmcS VINO At
tend this church as there are IN DI. Vtih''Hn III
yol brethren yn 1r't know what Is 90 be douo among
the poor hollow Teurecutn--t. You don't bring down
In the discussion that followed most Of the ministers
took part pr Vaudeville said that u q question OF
raising 100000, AMI II. B. Allen continued that The
Chassis had no one from whose pocket II coul get the
$jUOOo. Or l.. \. Reel Thought that IT was not wholly
. question Of money. but of the mcmher- Oi the old
church who would bc abandoned " the church were
closed. Ir Ormi,tOn urged That the church should De
united with the Holland Church and sustained by ne
Chassis for few years when more assi-tanc" ron the
tho subject 10 tie Church Extension Committee In CON
nectioD with tne standing committees oI butn thee
churches report will be- made at special meeting "
the C.a-si, Ou November -.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE WIFE Gross ARMY ek0WIyG.

Five hundred young men met IN parlOr of
the Young Mems Christian Association Building last
evening in the interest Of the White Cross
H. II. Webster the chairman said that the movement
had already secured membership OF nearly 800 IN
New York. and lie pected that II would be increased
To 900 in another month. The White Cross Army, he
said, gaming numbers rapidly IN London In Glas-
gow il strong and from different parts of this
country they are daily receiving requests Tor circulars
and pledges One young man in ONO wanted "A thou
sand for disribuOn Addresses made by the Rev.
DIR. b. f. De Costa, W. W. Ioppin and w. Is. Murray.
THIS society," the first OF the order In this country.
opIy organized last March All Its sign pledges
20 maintain personal purity and to their Influence
in repressing immortality indecent language and coarse
ieatg
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
foEEICN STEluERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........... .TU EsDAY OCT 90 1885
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW. W.YORK...........T TU EsDAY OCT 90 1885
ARRIVED
steamer Wyoming tBr iug1y. Liverpool oct 10, Queens
with mdse and s. cabin and is Storage passengers
tO GuOn ~ Co. Arrived at the Bar at .. 90 am.
" ell9 City (ir new, 10 tOns Weiss Sunder
land sept - swansea CT = with mdse 10 Arke Douglass
Arrived at the Bar at pm
RiDOn CITY tbri, jenkins, NewcluIe !, DIM
1. with mise TO Sgnderson the Bar
V4'H
Stca Australia Ger. Frauck Hamburg Oct 3, with
mdse 274 .ecrage passengers 10 Phelps Bros CO.
rived lt the baT at . n
steamer Canada Fr de- Eersabec IIavrc Oct 10. with
mdse and 3b2 To Louis de Beban Arrived at the
Bar at l.4Opm.
steamer Gulf Str~am. PENNINGTON. wilmington. NC . q
daya with nidse and passengers to VIM clyde & Co.
steamer Guyandotte Kely, NewOorl news. and Norfolk
with mdse ami Dasscugerst 20 Old Dominion 50 Co
steamer tOanoke, Couch klGAn.0n, city Point and Nor
fox with mdse aud passengers TO Old Dominion So Co.
Steamer Gaucns COlenOn, Boston, with mdse 70 III +
Dimuck
Shp william Douglass tIlrl Douglas, Amsterdam 3S
days with hon and empty barrels 70 9rer vessel 10 Par
ksf A Co
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
TO DEDICATE 4 REFORSED CRURCH.

The dedication service OF the BloOmngdaie
Resaymcd Church, at broadway and Sixty-eightlst.,
will take place to morrow evening. Addresses will be
made by the Rev. Drs. How ard Crosby, Charles T.
Deems o. IT, Tiffany, Wibur f. Watkins. ID. ~ Wander
gcrr H. = Macarthur ana the Rev. :. IL. Virgin Theded
cntOry sermon delivered pastor, tho Rov
Carlos Martyr. The Old Bloomingtale Church, from
which the congregation removes tins week To IT'S
ING auartrrs cf the Oldest churches In that part
Of the city. It's seating capacity Is about 200. The
new building made OF white marble handsomely dee
GRATED with stained glass windows aud Gothic peaks
has four large entrances three of which Broad
way and one In Sxy-eighih-st On the north side and
adjoining the main building hanisome parsonage has
haau
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
NI.M AEk.

Mrs Hoffman. who shot by her hushaNd who tten
shot hiusc! last -arurIy. dIrl ~ ~ NruIcl~ llo--
piiaI .e-taray i-r husb and asO reported o. Dee
sinking, aud would pr1bdDly Mt survive the hi-hi
John 4 Graham, Of BrooSlyn. hoptSeeper for t. ].
Hart box m tnuficturer at ~ 3-3 W,sging'ou-tt wa"
arrested Yesterday charge Of rOubIng his employer
by means of false entries the pay roll Mr. H'rt
found that from 10 20 $50 week had been ms prrn'
prtoted Graham acknowledged that a. had taken T-i6
He u twcutysiN years old and unmarried II was stated
tlat his salary was - 80 = week aud Communication
ticket the railroad
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
HOSPITAL LsArURpArASDSUYD

ne IlOSplldl pdbulNly anu DtuhdS ASSOfIu-
tlou met GU Monday evening at ~ Luk's Hospital and
decided circulars THIS year not only differ
snt trades but also to AL benevolent associations
ursc their contribution to the Hospital Fund Suburban
churches within atty miles Of the city have volunteered
10 contribute, and request Will be sent to all curce.
within that distance OF NeWYOrk. The total of the
contributions last year S3G543, a falling On lr in
the owing to the general hnanci drprcs
sion but the secular contributions larger than in
former years Among the mcHibers present George
Maccuocn Miller, the Rev. George = Baker, John :.
Bussing. Heber II. Bishop, the Rev. DR. T. VI. Peters
A. g. Agnew, the Rev. Henry 8. Day, Robert Waller
Henry Rosenwald Thomas j. IIillhOuso aud Frederick
Sturges.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

NORTH GREENWiC1T.-As Allen Sutton, a farmer, age
cighty-twO attempted to strike young horse the
ID IT turned upon him ani kicked hun inActing IN
aries that caused his death. Mr.. Sutton u
promcnt member OF the society OF Friends. and viii be
buried today funeral being Ia the Friends Meeting
House In Purchase, y. y.
soUTupORT-The huc house built fifteen years ago by
CAPTAIN George Wilson, at an expense OF $1,000 has
been sold 10 william Elw0od for $1,000. soon ater
cupyug the house Captain Wilson sailed from Newly Ork
as commander OF u vessel which IL supposed to have
ha,. Inst