New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

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subject, and that Brennan Nau ho1 d icH'" ''7 ~
WUIJAMSBURG1.- citizens compli-
| mentaTy testimonial to Mrs Emeline Reed - 70 TAKE
vaDip Mrs Reed + said to be vocalist OF fine abili-
ties She will be assisted by Miss Charlotte v ntehnes
STEM bSrtone rho Messrs Mollenhaur. volinist and
Mr. Otto Fox, pianist As the lady was recently .n p p
ect Of an uugntlenauy personal attack through abook
Iyn Journal the leading citizens of the Eastern Dlstlci
have joined in offering her complimentary iestmonai
asking the Legislature TO give the Brooklyn Gas 1Ihpahy
permission tolay their pipes through te Ei he Williams
burgh Company poor and fails to give sucG nd en-
Without meter or Government taxi notwithstanding the
low price of coal compared with the last three Years
that the Brooklyn company and does furnish BET
ter gas at much lower rates On TUESDAY evening
sneak thief entered the residence of Mr. j. G aset no
I4s Third-st, and stole small hox containing vaiIne
papers, money, and its equivalent to me amoS VI d.
posors in the late Farmers and Citizens Nauon nanh
will he held nj Masonic Temple, Grand ana SeVehsts,
tomorrow evening, to hear The report OF lhe % &c
recently appointed, and to take energetic measures 10
obtain their deposits
HUNTINGTON.-A sleighing party, occupy
ing io5 seiss visited Oyster Bay ew Jay a cd with
| merry makers
YONKERS.-William Rowe, a hoy, employed
in the law office OF Romcr Taylor has been arrested for
Yorker Yo5Eers = '''''' ~ WV WV
NEWBURGH-Archie Moss, 10 years of age,
was run over by sleigh driven by Mr. Moore butcher
and killed. No blame is attached TO Mr. Moore
THE HARBOR.-The brig Madonna, which
arrived from st. John, " f., yesterday reports that
buried The in the harbor has been worse 70
day than at any preGus time TINS season ee 9 te
increase and with the change OF wind to the
is mostly confined in the harbOr which renders naVle.
ton extremely difficult and dangerous The health on
az Quarantine has been able 10 board Du smi Dor
ton Of arriving vessels, and has been with the
utmost difficulty that our marine reports have been
| obtained
JERSEY CTTY-A meeting of the New-Jer-
.fxr he este
day afternoon at Dr. Youlns office in Jersey CITY, and
attended 10y the profession from various parts OF the
After preliminary conversation fhe meeting pro-
Ceedcd TO TcOrganze the society by adopting te Vu con
stitution, and the election of the following named gentle
officers President j. j. Houlin NJ ID, OF jersey
CU VicerresideHts, Dr. Kirkpatrick OF Burlington Or
Tc9 OF CCSsen ana Dr. nmpms U of Se%s Cor
responding secretary Dr. Dennis Of Newark Ireasuser
Neil appointed committee TO revise the bylaws
and to report AT an adjourned meeting 10 be held al
Bergen horse railroad by the Hudson County Grand
jury appears TO nave had some go0d eject area9y so a
regards tho removal Of snow from their tracks Last
evening two aborerS engaged in sweeping the
from che track along Montgoeryst and NeW-York
ave. aud occasionally ear was observed to pass along
AT the present from to 100 families in Jersey
CITY are receiving weekly relief from the Aims House
Department under the supervision Of MIR Whitley. and
all the really destitute who apply supplied with the
necessrcS Of life The following is ting ratio Of articles
% ' lla9 gE9 we receive each week ms
ASA U I-. nan peck potatoes, IDS lndian
meal or quart of beans, H. rice; and loayes q
bread ls0 families each furnished with onehird OF
! tun Of coal per month from Dec. 10 March l..
The skating match between Bearnan and Iotten took
place yesterday on MorrlSs LAKE, corner OF monmouth
aud South socondts and resulted in the triumph of the
former who is still champion Of Jersey city ana 10,
\ hOkcu The monthly meeting of superintendent aud
Friends OF sunday Schools was held in the Hedding
| VI. f. Church Tuesday evening. Several addresses
| Taylor and Mountain on Tuesday each Of the compet
House Painters Association was held Tuesday oven
/ ing The report of the NewJersey Railroad and Trans
t SHOWS tnat 3ar ,e pas year ed 9 Tad and Sc
fVgp1 Npu IN
the entire road IS Sss Recepts from passenger ST.
600; freight, S3j3OOO; from United states mail
81 100000 Profits about $3.50 900 A Special Committee
whether D. W. Wilson, who had contracted TO furnish the
city with 300 tuns Of coal had defrauded the corporation
in fulfilling his contract reported that the coal fen short
by 80 tuns by measurement and was poorer Ia quality
than agreed for The report was subsequently amended
make the deficiency in weight 20 tuns, and the price
on account OF quality, 50 cents tun, and was then
HUDSON COUNTY.-In the Hudson County
Court of Quarter sessions yesterday forenoon the follow
ing persons were arragned and charged John CLARK lar
ceny pleaded guilty; Peter Monroe larceny, guilty. Mar
I'm pleaded goy sbp "nn so9a Meye Te
lenses guilty Louis Shafer, grand larceny guilty; Geo
On FTeele larceny guilty. Ida Clark Larceny not guilty
VIM v an l,ye. assault ~ EuiS f me arDs
been found against them by the Grand Jury Patriek
Green. Patrick Mc(inness James Joist. james Hilln
alias ONeil John Keonan Co'er koan James Donahoe
/ Thomas Creole, aud stegmcyer.
/
St. the depot caught fire yesterday from the explo
sion Of kerosene lamp. The fire was easily e1tn-
was found dead the Erie Hotel, Rar0ad-ayc. yes
terday morning. where he had taken lodging for the
heart The Rev. Dr. Banvord lectured last night on
The Holy Land" The Rev Dr. Poe ieetured on on The
viii build new church. The Thistle Club Of jersey
City beat Cors's Cnh curling .Wllbur the alleged
incen1iary, viii he tired in April He still in jail.
SALTERSVILLE.-Th first annual soirce Of
the Bayonnc Yacht club at the l2towrete House last
Grafua's seventh Regiment band furnished the music.
The ladies present Of remarkable beauty and were
ment of Mr. Isaac Van Wrinkle unceasing in their
attentions guests and the supper included the choicest
welknOyn gentlemen from New-YOrk city The Bay.
OHne Yacht club is the youngest organization of The kind
in this vicinity, end Judging from their exploit last SUM
er some Of the older s9cc.: may have 10 lOob ~ their
laures during the coming season - ~ e.
IRVINGT0N, y. IA large party of ladies
and gentlemen including Capt Bassctt OF he Norhcrn
@G ana Gfner Tsdes OF yng9
Plalmleld was Visited ana the affair wound up with
TRENTON.-In the United States Court yes
terdav William Rhodes Louis Never and John Muller
convicted Oi passing counterfeit money in Newark.
Meyer and Muller nave been sentenced to three years
iInpnsonment III the State Prison.
NEW-PROVIDENCE, y. J.-Mr McEichron.
the township Collector Of Taxes, robbed Sunday
night last OF between $1,000 and 5000 of taxes belonging
10 the county.
NEW-HAVEN.-Grcat quantities of ice are
I'm the harbor and steamboat navigation is almost at
standsl. There il quite fleet " Oysterboats due
from Virginia, but IL will be difficult for them to land
their cargOcs.
STAMFORD.-Caro G.. Child lectured on
odds and Ends on TuesdGy.. The Rev; i. i: Hunt
ingtOn lectures next Tuesday The number OF marri-
ages for 1867 were ~; births 22G deaths, %.
DANBURY, COMMON Tuesday evening the
following persons installed officers OF Eureka Lodge
No. l. 81 D. star Of Hope" for the ensuing quarter w.
G. c., VIM. IL. Taylor W. V. C., II. W. Human; w. t.,
Geo. b. Sherman; ". r., a. r. Health W. A. r., George
Downs, jr;'W r., \. Morehouse; W. w w. H. Bedient;
w. p W. 4. Gray; Chaplain, A. T. Peck; l.. W g. C., &.
H. Hodges. The order Is having good influence for the
cause OF temperance througout the state.