New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

odereeye ESQ., Mattituck has in the ground about ls
Of MERGERS from Which - Is Ssa FTom ne other M parts Of
the Island the same story is toid
UEMPSTEAD.-Th Rev. John II. Finch !, has has
accepted unanimous call from the congregation VI 'no
Presbyteran Church at Hempsteau'
WOODHAVEN.-Mr Lott, q resident, .sl Lent, Oh Oh
woodhave while walking on the track OF the fo1n
rail Wing acres the track which had been placed lners
by an unknown OUTLAW, for the purpose o n th % o
@ e recently that obstructons have been placed ON
the track near this place
GLEN COVE.-The Bush meeting commenced
on sunday an nseF Gove ,e and GSSss Valley About
ple were the ground on Sunday Inc broohlyh Ii"3
ing Band" were also there
UOBOKEN-1he meadows were the scene
~ general free fight un last Sunday evening The COM
batans the first instance were the ia1y oeeupats, Va
nad "a The husbands brothers, lovers &c, OF these
Jersey Aazons and serious riot was IN prospect Ted e
Tho n6llce rushed down like wolves on the see Iod any
bore OF several Of the male and female puglss WHICH
ended the row. AN
JERSEY CITY.-James Murphy, OF No. ITO
aVr,m sucnaS accident About week ago Murphy, who
was man of great strength and agility, was practicing
AT leaning when in making sprDg, with wegnls IN Ms
Sends one OF his hands became twisted, and the bone
was forced through Three days a1ter inc occurrence
lockaw set in aud resulted IN death'
II is reported that the Newark and New York
Railway Company endeavoring TO prevail upon the
Morris Canal Company TO surrender their line Oh e Sia
with the Canal Company they carry their track
under nearly all the principal streets OF Newark
HUDSON CITY.-Michael +. OCallaghan
was taken before Recorder Adrdge yesterday for aba
doning his family threatening violence 10 hls wiz, anu ~
taking carpetng, oilcloth paintings &c belonging 20 20
his wife, and disposng OF them He was held III f'Vo
bonds to answer at the next term Of court.
NEWARK.-Thomas H. Lyon, proprietor OF
an extensive oil refinery in Madsonpace was yesterday
taken before United states commissioner anu
required to answer for refusing to permit revenue ni
spector examine his books and for aiterwaru present.
ing them in badly mutilated state
Owen Secly of No. 24S DivisOn-st New
York came Newark on the 10th OF August lhtehun9
10 return on the day. but has not been seen Oh eaI
of since. lie hau SltU on MS ptIson e''"
valued at $3.50.
The funeral of Judge Charles II: Waugh
took place Yesterday afternoon from the Park Presbye
Ran Church. and largely attended by The relatives
Tltsworth prosecutorl, and Messrs +. H. Ieese COt'
Iondt Parker r. r. Spur, W. H. Webster, and H. T. Dusen-
berry acted as bearers The Essex County Bench ana
largely represented, ana all the city ana county
officials attended
The public schools of Newark reOpcned yes
tcriay with good attendance. The returns OF the AS
SCISSORS for year 1896 showed 2056 children IN the CITY
between and IL years of OF this number were reg,
trred ~ O76 pupils, including l0J6 in the evening ana
Normal schools, which left 1O9so I'm the several day
schools The total expenditure for the SCHOOLS was $751;
s2 H. of which IL for the Normal ana evening
schools The cost OF tuition per pupil was sL 90
the average number the roll being G5IO Tie city mas
II public schoohouses, whose estimated value is slJo
TRENTON.-The Republican State Central
Committee met at Trenton Yesterday to prepare Tor the
coming Fan campaign. After private session III tho
the State Ia whom Invitations had been sent were al
mitted and general interchange OF vews IN regard 10
public feeling throughout the state followed The Com
nittee adjourned late In tho afternoon apparently qutc
well satisfied with the reports received from All over thc
state and ndulgng strong hopes Of successful issue
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