New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

henorfhacc. saperinduced by intcmpeTanee was I'N
Al meeting of the Atlantic Baseball Club !
IN Tnesdav evening the following nance lnS gtlicn
coming wear were selected: Nlis, c hase. EergIl-
soS third base Pratt short stor ChaPmaI iS
Crane centre field and PeaTee rght Charlie smith was
elected Captan. The invitations OF il9 ne Santcs
Fosern clubs were accepted, and y OF 10 ., uo ~A'
| will start on the trip about the middle Oh june
| I'm Justice Voorhees, Court Brooklyn, James
Unison and Mary Glass two elderly people were ae-
cused Of fighting in the streets. ISL Lo had bai
carving home some ale, remarked that she ba9 , nu
enough Of il already that day, which SO lheenseu h!
cowhiied Hudson. who. ia selidetensg admnslefel OS
blow They both discharged ne 3s9 oi oiG az
A. Brnhl charged with assaultng J0hn tIchSIser, III
FranIn-st Greenpont, BY throwing yitrio on hl Was
sent TO the Grand jury
In the City Court, Brooklyn, yesterday, be
ag b. r. Grugin the jury found for defendant ne a9-
o9 T be 70 Of factory for tie iaauscuTe
of Japanned leather and oiled SIX Oh INC next Io MN.
Myrte-ave the smell emanating from he factory blhg
so dsagrccablo that only poor class OF tenants WOMB
live plaintiffs house since the factory was pun up.
In the case Of Agnes McNair agt Mary Gutter me Jury
gave $3.50 damages Tr covering Of the coalhole OH me
Sidewalk in front Of defendants residence fell partially
through when plaintiff stepped it, causing severe III
jury to Of her limbs Plaintiff sued Tor sl'oo Jam
ages.
The annual report of Messrs Olmsted, Vanx
Co.. Landscape Architects and superintendent OF Pros
poet Park has been submitted to the PARK commission
ers The work on the PARK was carried on uitug b1
year without ntcrnsslun Inc lelgth OF uIl1ts ,.
is CO95 lnca feet, from % 10 1875 feet Wde ana inc dIh
IN progress extend over SO t"a d de o from sto
20 feet wide The walks finished are 4,s75 feet long WIN
width Of from TO feet and 1851 feet OF walks arc IN
progress The Typographical survey has been eNehuSu
TO west Of Fatbushaye., and now being naue on Io
Der 81 1867. the admissions to the park were; snge
riages, 24,14s; double carriages ll eg9estl"DS y,V
pedestrians, 25242 Estimating the number oi persons
accompanying vehicles during that time, the toaI NUM-
Der OF visitors was lsO6o5
| FRESH PONDS, i. I.-Patrick Rourke, q
laborer tho employ Of the South side Railroad Co. au
his leg broken and received severe internal injuries w.
terday by the falling OF embanbnent under when o
was worlng This is the fifth accident OF like nature
that has happened at the same place within Tue past
| month.
! MISUNDERSTANDING boys Michael Cullen,
Robert Iackey Eagan, Daniel DriScol ana lhoms
McCailey, made their escape h0n me M
tectorate Reformaory on Tuesday ngnt Iney WI t
arrested Harlem Bridge yesterday morning. ana selt
/ back 10 the institution.
! KINGSTON, n. Y.-The villages of ROndout
and Kingston have thus far tbs year, contributed about
500 TO the American Freemens Union Commission 1--WE
hundred dollars Is me sum required ior ,g he soi6eD
States. 10 is expected that this sum VIII pe hado UP ~
the town of Kingston during the year.
| WATER GAP-It is said that never has
there been such an ACCUMULATION Of ice and snow aDot
4 the head waters Of the Delaware as at present Az
a Great hight and sudden thaw rain must III
eyitaby produce most destructive freshet
| CLERMONT, n. Y.--The dead body of man
day afternoon last. identified as that Of German
Andrew shelar who had been absent from home
for the pas three months 1t is supposed that he was on
his way home during the late cold weather ana reaching
Iyol station by night tram una cG % Se %h
| q wife and three children.
SAUGERTIES.-Dr 6. Dawes has lost very
fine marc valued mt 81 200 who died as II supposed from
-, ~ 49, rl ~ tho locst tree II il an ma .ual
case few animals will eat the bark Of the locust when
is said TO be only poisonous in the spring.
| ELLENVILLE, n. I.-Famcrs in this Vi
cinty have been very much annoyed durlug the past
Winter by the dcpredaons OF Wild cats 20 hScc nave
large quantities of poultry but have killed sheep and
is said, even calves AT ato town meeting nHe 'o"n
THE HARBOR-Nr A. c. Miller of New
York. passenger board the schooner Hattie L.
Dodge, from Barbados, died on the 2slh 1lt and Was
JERSEY CITY. Tibet three Reformed Churches
of this city holding Joint services this week-Ihe tir,t
Reformed Ghulch on Mfontsaay M v e, ""
Recorder Pope sent Henry Rymer 10 the county Jan iOf
so DAVIS for stealing TWO large pieces Bologna aud
bottle of wine from HOmbcrger's wine cellar No. 20
Westinghouse. Rymer was caught running OUT oil ne
| their annual sociable on Tuesday evening. several
speeches made, which were followed by songs and
antly Tho Board Of Chosen Freeholders meet this
| evening.
HOBOKEN.-Coroner White. last evening,
finished inquest the body Of James Hayes 81 Io
boken. The Jury brought ia verdict according 10 the
already published, adding that Ncage committed
the assault in sedeensc. Neagle is held for trial
The Hoboken flats are inundated since the thaw several
families have been obliged 10 leave their slites ana
some had to be conveyed IN boats TO place OF saI5y,
empty the flats, and az long as there Is no dnnSe
there must necessarily be an nundaton every sHlhg
! 1
girl OF years, who from November 1901 III Mon
day last in the St Mary Hospital under charge OF being
mind. entered the HObOkcn Savings Bank No. y
Westinghouse and would take ont her money consisting
Of sll Not having her bank book with her she Was lod
10 cali again and present it, The evening az "a
O'Clock she came back, and finding tho front door open
and the light burning she entered Not seeing anybody
in she sat down waiting for the return Of the clerks.
The people seeing at that unusual hour no clerk hui
girl IN the bank began TO assemble IN crowds before the
building The man who has to take care OF me room,
clean it, &C. then camel n, and asked what she Was dong
my money!" and, being told that the cashier would not
come before next morning, she replied II WI wait Tor
him here il Is as good here as II were IN my ned
Next day the young giri was brought TO nc station
House under tie prcteAt That she intended 70 ron inc
bank; but after proving that all she bad rad was luc
aud being identified by the sisters OF ST. Marys Hospital
! she was discharged
| HUDSON CITY. An intended bride, for
some time n school teacher in this place. met with
serious disappointment on Tuesday evening Every thng
ready for the marriage and the bride had appeared
clothed in her wedding garments, when mole dIlNed
nt@ninerv.st st3tnC at as he had n wife and four
children COnnectcu lac afraid % venture on this
contract the NewJersey laws being very severe on
any delinquency in the arrangements existing prepara
! tory 10 the signing OF the bond.
NEWARK.-The returns of the election in
] New-Hampshlre created great rejoicing among the
Republicans OF this city, and the result Is looked upon ~
the expression OF the general sentiment oI the country
John Handy, gsitter residing III New-iOrk city
arrested last evening BY Detectives Smith and Bran
accused Of entering Meyer tIohicRs dry goods store
No l9 Markets, and stealing thercfrOm lot Of dress
Mayor Peddic is at present absent from the city,
protractcd tour through the Southern States. Alderman
municipal head About - o'clock yesterday afternoon
residence OF Mr. Isaac Van Ness No "a Safest was
Of clothing 10 the value OF more than $780, The thieves
were seen coming from the house win an OLD trunk ~
which the clothing packed The place has been entered
| and robbed twice before
UNION TOWNSHIP n. IA Union Repub-
lican Association formed on Tuesday last with the
| kle VicePreadents, Robert W. Rutherford and Wall
ing KIP; Secretaries j. y Cooper and Henry g. WILLIAMS
OF seven was also appointed