New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
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Court.
Coroner Hicks held an inquest on Tuesday on
lie body of an unknown man found iloalng IN fi'hms
Bay The bode had evidently been III the WateI lVns
time and much decomposed NO D. lnloriua'a as W
JAMAICA-hlessrs.. MOntrOss g. Murray of
Far Roekaway, on Wednesday caught in Jamaica Bay.
with haul OF their sen Three wagon load of sheep
head fish weighing $500 bs These flsh are considered
great decacy readily bring s cents per pound IN The
New-YorEsmarkets. 81. c,s'- -,i. ~ -r-~
The Town Hall COMMISSIONERS of the town
Town Hall in that village They merely advertise fog
plans and specifications for Town Hail. These plans
and specifications have not yet been opened.
MORRISANIA.-The Harlem Bridge, Nor
Ilsania, and FOrlham Horse Railroad Company have
been adding Improvements 70 their road They have
paved TIE track from the eldze - fremont and c road
through which runs have been laid IN concrete. The
c0uirac0rls laying an extra track from Onehundred
andforethst. to the br.dge. 1t VIII be completed in
ten days.
PELHAM.-Qn Wednesday morning a lay
stack belonging 10 W. Lawrence was found ON IRE inc
burned The animals in the barn were saved The fire
was supposed 20 have caught nom l"voeI pe' LOSS
Yesterday afternoon Charles White "A years
Of age taken with Cramps while bathing 10 me Last
River, near Pelham Neck, and was drowned Inc body
has not been found.
NEW-ROCHELLF.-O Wednesday morning
n male infant found IN the front area way OF the
residence OF Cyrus ID. Lockwood IN New-ROcheue. 1ie
WOOD LAS no children and ntends to adopt it if he does
not find the parents.
WESTCHESTER. - Late on Wednesday
night the residence OF Mr. Nelson Gates In Westchester
entered by thieves VINO stole about $50 and about
$50 worth OF clothing
WEEHAWKEN.-Jame McGer9cr was de-
terted about 2 O'Clock Wednesday night robbing the
grocery and feed store Of W. Il c. Cox at Neehawken
having gained by means OF key belonging to the
Tor the convenience OF the proprietOrs and their em
rIoy6s. When discovered, by john GutcheO MeGerder
was taking the Of the money drawer which he
replaced upon finding that he WAS detected Tie ac,
cused was yesterday tried before Justices Pope and
Conhn OF Iloboken when he denied having stolen any
money but admitted that he stole bottle or whisky ana
drank IT, McGerder was found guilty OF petit larceny,
aud committed to the County jail for two months :.
JERSEY CITY.-The Jersey City and Bergen
Horse Railroad Company have finished their road from
Newark 20 Pavoniaayes The cars commenced running
yesterday.
NORTH BERGEN. The Hudson County
Board Of Chosen FoehOders visited the County Farm at
Snake hin yesterday TO select site for the erection VI
WJfE House.
NEWARK.-An unknown man was found
drowned at the Commercial dock IN me Passac kyer S t
whskcrs quite bald and had in his pocket paper
aIE SeTcen esn6 s9nd Six ad Pine
to .he Morgue for Identification.
The public schools of Newark, and most of
the private ones resume their sessions Oh the I'd OF Sep
tember -.
The Newark and New-York Railroad is being
pushed forward The laying Of ties vi be e9meDSeG
have purchased large share Of the stock.
A resident of Newark, heretofore in poder-
ate circumstances Is said TO have recently fallen hs 70
property In Ireland valued ~ sSuVvO WINCH Ads peen III
litigation for 10 years.
Michael Boylan, lad arrested on Monday on
p charge OF stealing n horse from Mr.. Dodd at East
ued st s35, from named Holman, and the other
nom carpenter, which was valued AT s4o Bot wa1ces
were yesterday recovered and restored TO their owners
Yesterday. Albert Hoagland, arrested at White
House ON the Central Railroad. where he keeps hoel
was brought before L. q Commissioner Whitehead on
Charge OF deaEng n and passing counterfeit money ana
held Tor examination Monday next IN 5000 This Is
the third arrest for the same ofense which mas recently
taken place in the same vicinity
ELIZABETH-The FiTcmen's picnic, for the
benefit Of the widows and Orphans Fund, held on We'd
ncsday was complete success nag was presented 10
Hook and Ladder Company No. !.
pATERSON.--Iestcrd morning a barber
of Paterson named Martin Newbaur, was lifted by girl
whom he had taken TO picnic ball; Inc young iady
frOWbarhcr whose fascinating manners won her away.
The result was quarrel, which was qneled Az about
daybreak Reamer started home with the girl but soon
found lie vas followed by NeWbaur who was attempting
nnuiN and frod a ui,tol twice Nowbaur nothing
eautcd Kept on and received tree more shots one in
tie arm another IN the thigh aud another In the side
Tic wounded sl pursued Reamcr, aud the girl ran
hJue alone. Yesterday morning the victim OF TINS shoot
ing ARRAY was picked up at Gha9oesst[e&sS m & & lex es
pta The young who shot him was arrested by the
city Marshal OF Paterson yesterday afternoon ana locked
up In default o. s. 90 bail lie dld not attempt 20 escape
and was arrested while at work shaving hs customers
Both respectable young Germans and had previously
bCt "a friends
The testimony yesterday at the Paterson
Ams House wasof very contradictory character The
whipping OF unatlcs both men and women the locking
of them up &c, almost invariably brought OUT on
the although most OF the witnesses at
first sWofe they had nobody iused anu that they
had u plenty OF everything Little ktie Potter swore
that t was not Mr. sger but Flood who stripped her
and locked her up. and afterward that Il was Maggie
Whitaker. Her testimony however, corrobOrated the
witnesses OF the prosecution up 10 her sleeping four IN
bed being whipped by Mrs Whitaker for asking the
privilege OF getting up blind also sustained the
amounted 10 very little one witness contradictng the
other The next meeting VIII take place on Tuesday
evening next at the Council chamber, When MI ssler
vii produce more witnesses his favor The blind man
referred above testified that Mr. Sger kept one grl
handcued one entire night, and that hehad heard Linn
w;,ip a naInber Of men aud women--mostly lunatcs.