New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

TO reguat t-then we think they will have word to
say eSC'dt it, or will leave 1t severely alone"
FOUGHKEEPSIE.-Osca Hughson, son Of
the ticket-agcnt at Milton Ferry Station was drowned
while skating at Spring Brook Mills Monday afternoon
CATSKILL.-The New-YOrk Ice Company
began taking IN ice on tho 24th nst IN poth or Their
houses al Catsk Point. with gang of about 100 men
They viii M their houses in about Is days no accident
happens to their machinery They VIII cut rom 70 II
pany at Rogers Island will not be ready to take ia Ice
until the last OF January Their houses and machinery
will not be ready before that time.
STATEN ISLAND.-Ihe Board OF Supervl-
sors of Port Richmond have accepted Mr. Peter . Wan
des resignation County Treasurer. While returning
from Tottenville wedding few nights ago. Capt Mart
ling OF Port Richmond, seriously rOstbiten tbat
he died next day.
JERSEY CITY.-Gilbert Lynn. fl years of
age died yesterday OF injuries sustained In leapng from
the NewJersey Railroad cars while they were IN motion
az the WashngtOn-st crossing Philip Fitzpatrick ana
Hugh ROuntree seriously stabbed in drunken en-
counter. on Christmas night IN south flghtnst' by
German, whose name IS unknown. The Mayor mas
fulment Of the streetclcaniug contract especially
the contractors neglect in not removing the and ice
OF No 2l8 Newark ave. fatally burned on Christmas
night, by the explosion OF kerosene lamp. VIM H.
Denver Of No 1877 Bayst died suddenly Christmas Day
OF apOpXy francis Machh' Keeper Oh kIosBeIy AT
the Intersection OF Morgan and Warren-sts, was COM
mited by Justice Warren yesterday 20 answer for a
ferocous ana possibly fetal assault upon Motifs OCon-
nell. Tho silver fire trumpet which offered az the
the largest number votes has been awarded to Empire
Hook and Ladder Company No. ], which received Jcl
delivered before large and fashionable audience IN the
Presbyteian Church, south sxthst, near Jerseyaye1
last evening.
HOD0KEN.-Nrs. NJ NJ. Nash left her resi-
dCnce on Wednesday evening and is missing Fears arc
entertained OF her safety She Is tall Of slight build, with
light comp EXON blue eyes and medium dark hair was
dressed red and black striped dress, blue knit shawl
with white fringe, and wore also dark coored hood
BERGEN.-Thc Mayor, President Gilmore, and
Councimen Thomc, Van Horn, and Bumsted, have been
appointed Committee To- visit Prof Doremuss labOra-
tory and witness interesting experiments upon nitro
glycerne.
HUDSON CITY, n. J.-lIrs. Moses's house, in
Cottageplacc was burgarOusly entered ON Christmas
night aud robbed. The family being absent the extent
OF the theft is unknown.
ELIXABETH.-The Westminster cOngrega-
ton VIII listen TO their Boston organ ON Sunday next
NEWARK.-Alany rumors are aAoat, and
much excitement prevails respecting the alleged murder
OF unknown man hy an unknown ASSASSIN. The story
f. briefly this: IA labOrer going 90 work yesterday
morning. Do found large pool OF blood ON the towpatn
made tho fact known and traces Ol blood found
leading from the wooden mills 10 the canal thence across
the ice where they lost Marks Of struggle were
evident Two hate were lOuud-Oue black, the other
white. "a little boy heard, on Christmas night, cries %
Murder The police have searched the canal, but
nothing tending 20 uHrayol tie mystery has been dscOy
cred David Douglas, veteran OF the war Of 1917. has
Just died. in the 18th year OF hls age Mcssrs Lindsey
Drakcs c1rpcutcrsh0p. on Campst Tell tO the ground
yesterday owing 90 too much timber being stored IN the
upper -iUIt, 40 one wa, Injured.