New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

frore ssns Tb, ST., beat amid e.ehDstor' & shout:
the By Ss s:,sr .''Sf ss nis sGi he rs ss
vompctOr, u hah mile hehrd se yhe sea1a @ hes @
Gm Of the race vi not s P'sshsd T.u =,
sss ss ss Of s:Ss' St sesssa Sss ssd Scei ossts
such for se Hges to ran n The acoI 10 .sss be beaten
500 yards In haf mile These points under discussion
Mr.. William Melville presided at the meeting OF o.
Sresss we're sde BY the Bchad and Sir MAeTo'iy
The East Side Cooperative Grocery Association
sI,hs. sI Sst'''' u '''''
The Bricklayers' Ben evoent Protective Union last
evening elected Tothy Farley Treasurer and John 0rmon1 Pc
Kah john Martn Trustees THIS soasi wss S[gsos % n
iSs cs and % tse sr members i has esee az
Increase wages the trade from 81 . to - yer de ana a''sd
ihs hours Of aber to eight on Saturdays
BEDFORD.-Ann and Sarah sarles, residing about
two miles rom t' sss' @ we'f I % gPTfrep whom SSy had
arh sso .; ihsr ssf M TIE EEK oS oa S behind about 'O '
GRANNY, CONN.-Mr. Adelstein's honse at North
CRANKY Tuesday Hght His wife and child barely escaped
Silh their lives
BRIDGEPORT.-The Congressional investigation
continued lueday ami wedne Jon w Road ie',e hes &
: o 10 Se m Den ocrat eS is Mr. BsTnu@ sanctioned
tempt bn beside Sa,rpg TO sy him @@nsy On S 'ns ev sOs G
h; tsHoo Or s A.. S Rood sa M W % 4 Nf soa Sas Sa''' @'
LEDYARD, CONN.-The Library presented to the
Sp % Tie Hon ep M Bill 10 be , ~ the Rsei s,o on "%y MSns
o SS ay r1 ~ @ me. lS .00is s io with pensnss fund o
5000 and Mr Bill has expended about t3OO II Des bSk sses
u Of the most town libraries the state Es S %
habnt Of the town entitled TO all its benefits Oh the payment 20
cents for each year.
NEWARK.-The body of George Mickle, who was
Sunday evening b falling into the nver at COmnerea
Wharf was recovered yestenay
1t was decided on Thursday by Justice Sandford
Louis Soup her Of Hiss Theresa G.enbIaiis infant
The wine-celar of the National Hotel in William
Thursday night aud barrel therein tapped he
aoor iooded With ardent prs Of every ergIes OF lne
the proprietor yan0usy estimated at hom $J To O0
A survey of the Central Railroad Bridge, made
YESTERDAY by nul Of The Legislative Committee on olucSs 10
Newark Bay proved @t The piles Of ht hIdge have hesn ma,
the bridge, as the law directs
Yesterday morning little girl detected big bur
tie third of No 81 Neest, occupied by Miss hh he
stairs the followed the intruder neigh
and Henry be called hMsr taken to the
police station, where he wssHcasaicd Miss Field doysT on er
snniBg room wonbe thief had selected 100 woh Of
siks Sc. which be had evidently intended to take
Mr.. c. A. Smith while crossing the railroad track
Ssrhtp ran Int" NJ, WAGON eoapeey deaolsng H. tbrovne
njuTns severely, The horse badly bruised
WAVERLEY. n. IA man, name unknown,
jared
POTTERSVILLE, N J.-Mr. David Hard, in the
employ LeaTng Potter while driving Poiersve was thrown
wagon severely injured that he died Few hours
HARMONY. N J.-Mr. Jacob Raup. resident of
Harmony. committed suicide with shotgun on THURSDAY lie bad
been ILL.,
BRANCHPORT. n. J-Mr. John p. Voorhees,, one
respected citizens ef this place and ;hr of the Rev '"
b. VOORHEES, OF Clover Hill, died on the suih uL
PATERSON-The elevation in the center of the
e,r kpown As Colts H has possession Of NJ De erase
n Fowler that eentenan having The claims VI the other heirs
Mr. Roswell Colt and proposed 10 eHe,d Prince ana othe st
through removing portion Of The "H' and changing very
ati be niesrce Of te city reseryug only much he
necessary cauiageroad the top Some OF ihe heirs
nearly each FOR their claims the estate
Mud, &c. was thrown by the Coppcrheads NJ the
coord platoon following the Boys IN Bue on The occasion q fShc'ns
reception Wednesday night