New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
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Republicans to 70 Democrats and the respective cand
date for Register and Mr. VIM Cauldwel the successful
Democratic candidate for State Senator for the Nth DIS
OF the County Clerk yesterday and after organ
izing by the appointment of Mr.. William iced as CHAIR
man. adjourned the courtroom, where the canvass OF
the vote commenced Kate Croft who has been confnedi
the County Jail three four months awaiting her trial
on charge OF perjury was delivered OF male infant on
Monday night She preferred charge Of rape against
| conductor on the NewHaven Railroad The mother ana
| infant are doing well.
| HUNTERS POINT-The 80 train from
Hunters Point the Long Island Railroad ran OFF the
track yesterday morning. ProYldentlaly, no onc was
FISHKILL.-Wor has been commenced on
the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad
ARRYTOWN.-Julius s. Potter, an Irish
man Is years OF left this place ON the 7th ls taxing
one Lahoy He was arrested Brooklyn and locked up.
and will return to this place to-day.
| NEWBURGH.-Th Washington Iron Works
Of this city are dlscarglng quite hnmDer Oh Ianus'
on Monday they discharged number from the machine
shop several out OF the paternshop and about 49, labor
es and ALL from the fOundery. one hundred and Six
buildings are going up IN tho city.
MASPETH.-Francis Murray, n cOachman,
was committed yesterday for stealing horse and wagon
from Mr.. John Winters.
ES0PUS ISLAND.-The multitudes that left
New York and Brooklyn Monday evening to witness
prize fight left here thoroughly drenched aud out OF
humOr the fight having been postponed
STONY BR00K.-The Royal Arch. double
deckcd reemased schooner to be launched to-day at
| o'clock from Mr. d. T. Bayless yard
SOUTHPORT. CONN.-Annie Pringle, about
2 years old stephen Jenning. aged about 80 years.
and unmarried arrested Saturday, for conceal
ing the birth and death Of ilegitimate child The
sd In effect that Jennings was the father OF the
child which She gave birth Friday copse near
the village, and which lived only 10 minutes Jennings
and buried the body in the evening Jennings then
took ANNE to the house of her sister Mrs Ode Annie
was concealed by Mrs Odel but found by Mr. Ode who
informed the authorities coroners jury on sunday
rendered verdict that the child came 10 its death from
exposure aud want OF proper care The case was before
Justice Smith on Monday hut the woman could not ap
pear and the trial adjourned TO Saturday OF this
week. Jennings gave bonds In s2Co'
BRIDGEPORT.-An inquest was held over the
body OF Mrs Emily Gray yesterday found in room Of No
2 Mains She was apparently perfectly well The night
i'm the south Church Chapel Lectures delivered
yp r Yad es 70 Seaded
EASTON, CONN.-Mr. f, s. Winston of
Easton, deacon Of the Congregational Church IN that
place died Saturday last of injuries received by the
| kick OF horse a short time ago
LITCHFIELD, CONN.-Greene, the wife
poisoncr, has convicted Of murder in the first
degree.
JERSEY CITY.-Charles Marion, aged three
wears was drowned In barrel Of water nc his home IN
Warrcn-st on Monday John H. Midner. Sheriff elect OF
Hudson County, sworn into Office yesterday Mayer
! DcNottc David Smith. Daniel Mcleod aud Henry
Harris Committee TO prepare Legislative BIZ pr9yld
inc for construction the proposed road from
Bergen Point to the upper end OF the county Kelley
liquor store az No "a Waynest; was hnghty damaged
sons the criminal business for the term was closed on
Monday with the exception Of the OF Snlhen the
cc- indicted for cbezzcmcnt his trial being assigned
10 Monday next The New.Jersey Railroad Company IL
running three trains daily Cincinnati and Chicago.
Tie silver Palace slccpingcars are attached TO the 5
p. m. train running the entire route. seepingcars are
attached TO all the night trains gong by way Of Matua
Junction and over the Pan Handle route ON Sundays
the u p m is the only train for the West P2ns nave
been made and a sight selected for new workhorse at
smoke Ill., four miles back Of this city the Hudson
County Alms-iiouse.
HOBOKEN.-Wm Lynch, for whipping his
WIFE was required by Recorder Pope yesterday, 20 give
500 bai 10 answer 1hs wile StrONe 70 procure pai lai
ing IN which she begged that her husband might be re-
Improvements are progressing on the Morris 81 Essex
| Railroad. Tho double track is already completed 70
ferry landing upon which passenger depot IS to be
erected that viii enable passengers 70 step Immediately
from boat 10 the Bishop Bayley has been on "A
visit 10 the pastor Of 81. Marys Church The Young
| evening presented an address to him.
NEWARK-The Newark Female Charitable
SOccty's cath Session held yesterday IN the First
| Presbyterian Church The Rev Dr. Brlnsmade opened
those members who died during the year, among whom
Mrs Mary r Hays. the late Treasurer He also read
the report Of Miss GIN the Secretary which reviewed the
history Of Newark since the Organization OF the Society
I'm 1903 Last year the Society aided l2l families com
prsng about 600 persons among them so widows. For
these s2is % expended for groceries, rents cloth
were fcad The report Of the Treasurer. Mrs NJ r. Den
mis-, showed surplus OF se ST. The election Of officers
for the ensuing year resulted follows Mrs G. g.. Ora
ham, First Dircctress Mrs Jacob Duryea Second Direct
rcss pro tenn Miss sidney C; secretary; Mrs NJ r.
Robert Mckenzie Mrs. Thomas Il. Pedde, Mrs John ID.
tslserad Mr. JON JSHHs0n' Mr5, hoegrt n1pe
Iauck and Charles G.. Richie Deputy sheriifs, and
! Henry T. Duscnborry as County Clerk, were
Association began their week Of PRAYER on Monday On
Saturday. the 10th inst Prof. g. H. Cook OF the State
Agricultural school t Rutgers College, viii lecture upon
tho Science Of Agriculture Ia the NcwJersey Historical
Socetys rooms Prof Cook delivers lectures agrcu
every county Of the state under pay OF the state
and by ~ authority A horsernlroad Is soon 20 be
| opened between Newark aud Clinton. The Rev. d. T.
Morrill, OF the Fifth Baptist Church. who was severely
burned while putting out fire in his residence, on the
5h inst Is regainiug his health though still unable 10
| use his hands.
| NEW BRUNSWICK.--The Chancellor has re-
iected the application for "a writ OF in the OF
sylvester CUTLER the negro who murdered George Fir
The prisoner was not at al disturbed by the an
| nouncementOf the Chancell0r's decision. He immed-
aely sought the consultations OF religion 10 which be mas
given his attention snce hls conviction He re-
Gently asked permission To address his ieow-prisoners,
aud this the Warden OF the jail granted at the stated re-
ligOus service Sunday last Qler urged his hearers
10 abstain strong drinkndugcnce he affirmed, haV
ing brought him TO the foot Of the gaows lie requested
those who inclined 10 iorsakc their evil ways and
follow Christ, rlsc and nearly all the prisoners left
their seats CUTLER TO be- hanged tomorrow. In the
Mddlescx County Court last week. R0antree, who com
mtted atTocous ana nearly fatal assault upon his
fathcriulaw, Harris tried. The testimony showed
that a fight. IN which both were TO blame had taken
place Harris receiving three bad cuts the head with
the butt OF pistol aud Roaltree being cut on the head
three times with sickle. The prisoner sentenced
10 three months Imprisonment In the County Jail.
TRENTON.-Peter Clark and one Duffey
schuyk boatmen Of bad character, before Justice
DIppOlt ON Monday morning charge Of Orebly enter
ing the canal boat Mary ~ Carr he night before, and
committing brutal outrage upon Mary Marshall Clark
was found In tho cabin with the woman and with "a
hatcet, which he held in his hand threatened to break
the head OF any who should attempt To enter. They
Nance. who In charge OF the boat. aud the woman
were held In default Of bail 10 appear against the
! prisoners.
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