New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
Maverick accomplished the task In two hours ana ~
minutes, n1ang his competitor by sheep and np'.

Maverick accomplished the task IN two hours and 20
p9atiug his competitor by sheep ana n~'.
HUDSON CITY.-The managing sporting
length which our reporter condenses az follows nor
Te ehaity fierce d5e ana f Sanons r%
q II took place at Hudson ci'y on thursday CIV
ming lastl!ll!!!U!l
NEWARK-A Mrs. Schwank dropped dead at
er daughter Of John Bodi;h, OF No; reknOrst,
died Of conv%Cns ysssrday and c Mor SSnh lately
the Essex County Medical society in advocacy
pbcan primary meetings for the election of delegates
from County to the State ConYehon 70 DC eu q.
Frse and George Roller gave bail in $1,000 each, before
Commissioner Whitehead. to await mo acton OF Ihe
Tho fair and festival at the Temperance Rooms Is to
Dc continued tins evening ON to-morI9w evening aii
articles not disposed Of will be sold at auction
PATERSON-All the cotton manufacturers
I'm this city have advanced the wages OF their worknen
49,. George Berdan, an amateur, won lhe Shahl Po9snP
billiard cue Of Paterson on ,6s nsbnt in
the Pasao looked The Falls are very high Mrs
Fanny Carter will read at the Opera-l0use on Thursday
aTennS next The Paterson Cooperative Machine Com
pany has been Incorporated Also the Masonic Assoela
ton Of Paterson.
TRTNTON.-The Delaware River Dam bill
was defeated yesterday In the Senate by vote OF Tor
TO 10 against Mr. Richie, Senator from Mercer, spoke
strongly in favor of the bill as calculated 10 increase te
wacr.power of Trenton more than hlndfed lOlu: NJ
though defeated, the project j. steadlly gaming irns
and embraces scheme Tor inland navsI pn be Grea
..l
Locks The HarsInus Cove bill passed yesterday Win
such unanlmity I'm the Senate promises 10 rush lne
measure through a cOnsummatOn leaving jersey CITY
without any public dock, the United Company having AZ
is left remonstrance read from lumber uca
and others of Jersey City, praying for public wharf,
only two parties considered the stare anu
railroads Immediately after the passage OF the Dill the
invitation 10 visit Jersey City and Harsnus Cove was
accepted by the Senate ana next Friday was designated
rs the time that the Legislature would feast at the ex-
pense OF Jersey citizens The Republicans red 100 guns
today In honor OF the Republican victory IN New lap'
shire The Governor has signed iji bills up 10 TINS date,
only about OneOurth OF those presented 10 the egs-
lature thus far....A bill has been introduced INTO
the Legislature to incorporate The NewJersey Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals The lpeOpO
rators named are Gov. Marcus J.. Ward. and Me.srs.
Thomas ]. Kinney, Moses Bigelow, Joseph r. Bradley'
Theodore Rmnyan Adoph Schalk, A. A. smaley, 1ne0-
dore T. Howell. John j. Foster, Edward N Fuller T. T.
Quinn, and X Walter Glider. Jim" Maey ana Jerry
Quinn contested holfme foot race on Tuesday, Tor
500 which was by the latter pedestrian IN min
ues and "a seconds, beating his competitor by Il yards
ENGLEWOOD, n. 1.-THE large Female In
stitute at this place under the charge OF the Rev Mr
Malls was totally destroyed by fire, yesterday 0itern0on
The pupils who had assembled for study were dismissed
without confusion and injured small por-
ton of the books furniture etc. saved In damaged
condition but the building win most OF as contents Will
be- n total loss. Tie loss is estimated at $1,000
STAMFORD, CONN.-Mr. George W. Curtis
lectures here this evening.
BRIDGEPORT. The new Catholic Church
Of II Augustine l. 10 he dedicated st. Patricks day