New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
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windows OF the hut gone the stove knocked to pieces AMI
the hfeboats oars gone.
FIRE ISLAND.-The Coast Wrecking Com
pany Notwithstanding the lee has saved portion OF e
cargo of the Persia, now ashore here In day OF t"o
the vessel may be afoat -
Jersey CITY.-Wiliam Ewin, William ID.
Clarke James s. Fox, David Taylor, and Abraham y:
Zabska were each fined S. for not complying with the
city ordinance compelling the 0G 100 Oh S Te
women priced goods In Terhune Brothers store on sa
nS about 40 pounds missed. The police found ~
under one Of the wOmens skirts District Attorney ~,
Trustees OF the Jersey City Fire Department Fund have
elected officers follows: President Charles hrusGr'
Morgan: secretary f. j. Budden: Collector, John Coye
District Attorney A. Oakley Hall OF New orkl VII.
and His Trial for Treason" O'clock yesterday
morning old unoecuped rOpe-"aih, Delohsins " ''
Maxwell, was set on fire.
NEWARK.-Col William A. Henry, late
member of the police was buried yesterday officers OF
the and % NewJersey Reserve Regiments attenued
by fire on Saturday Loss about $500 Hugh Smiths
barn was also destroyed Mr.. Walter E Ruherfuru,
o nc bar have payssed Suitable resolutions Mrs
the sprituast has been sent to the Trenton Asylum ior
the Insane Her daughter has been discharged McE"en
is still in Jail awaiting the action Of the grand jury
BRIDGETON.--William GarTison's woods
fire by sparks from the engines OF the cape
damages which were awarded hun. The company mp,
peaed and the case is to be carried to the supreme
Court.
PATTERSON. - The Roman Catholic Fair
Welded about 81 Oo0 One Of the victims Of the Aims
House cruelties Kite Potter, has been placed ~ tl9
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. Business is dui '
the trade in locomotives almost at stand sun MI
Robert Ham gives the poor 100 oayes OF bread daiy
MORRISTOWN.-John Dempsey, who, IL IS
alleged killed Kean Carroll at BOOnton, I'm August as'
ID trial for murder IL shown tnat Dempsey was
witness heard the remark will have the blood before
nine O'CLOCK tonight" When arrested Dempseys hahus
were bloody as was also his clothing
FORT lea prize fight, which consumed
one hour and 50 minutes. contested at O'Clock on
Saturday morning, by "Jm" ClarksOn, alas "Fimsey
jim" Of the Fifth Ward, and Carl johnson
ored. The fight was the result OF email
lenge flung by Fllmsey Jim" to his opponent Gw
evenings ago. to meet him in 2i-foot ring INC hght
took place the old powder dock under INC faes
IN the vicinity of Fort Lee, Billy Allen Nhel Ha'ihs
been selected referee During the 80 rounds OF inc enter
tninmont ClHkson punished severely, ana aicr INC
i3d round, failing TO come TO time, johnson was &c
cared the winner. No arrests.
MONTCLAIR, N. 1.-THE services connected
with funeral of the late William b. Bradbury were
performed, o'clock p. Saturday, I'm the Prcsby
terian house OF worship. Prof Bradbury was widely
known world, but I'm this little hamlet nc was
beloved The services included the rca ling OF the tnny
for the dead by the Rev. Dr. Hastings, and dscoufses by
that divine and the Dr. Clapp. The former spoke
at length of his several relations with the deceased COM
poser Both speakers dwelt with tender eloquence upon
The virtues OF the subject OF their praise DuS
the services the coffin stood at the foot of the pulpit
which occupied by the Rev Dr. Hastings, the rev
DR. Clapp. the Rev. Mr. Smith, the Rev. MI Knox, ana
the Rev Mr. f. j. Nowain At the conclusion OF the
addresses the lid removed ana the CONGREGATION
were permitted to view tho features OF the dead. Ihe
procession then moved 10 Bloomfield graveyard, and
there the last obsequies were performed