New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-25

evening. Cause disease Of the heart
The property found at No; IS Myrtle-ave. a
few days since when the Illicit still seized in the sub
cellar, sold yesterday realizing $3.50.
The tobacco factory of the MesSrs Barrow
cliff corner Of Raymond and Woughby-sts seized
Thursday, the supposed cause being The furnishing OF
Insufficient returns.
Between 10 and o'clock yesterday morning
the feboat factory Of John L. Bushee Greenpont took
fire. and damaged in stock, building &c TO the ex
tent OF S5.OO6 insured
The license clerk in the City Clerks Office is
now issuing licenses the certificates Of Hack Inspector
Jones, hackmen cartmen &C. whose records for the
last year are satisfactory
A bright little boy, four years old, who knows
nothing about his father and whose mother Is dead Is
now at the Forty.sxth Precinct statonhouse awaiting
n guardian. He gives his name as Waerhouse Clymer
No inquiry for HIM has been made at any of the Metro
pQlitan Police stations e.-sa.-c
A pair of horses attached to a carriage con-
vehicle upset and the old lady thrown ont and
badly hurt The injured persons were conveyed to the
house Of friend at No 525 Paclac-st. r..
The matron of the Cumberland-st Orphan
Asylum. Mrs Jane DAVIS, and DR.. j. W. Hyde. the physl
chm the institution, arrested yesterday on
accusing them OF being implicated IN the alleged
assault by means OF muratc acid on one OF the chden
under their charge. They arTaigned before Justice
Buckley, and pleaded not guilty to the charge, where
upon they were released upon teown TecogIance $50
o oPPeaf iOr examination Oh '"'u'u'' '0'"0'" "
Coroner Smith held an inquest last evening
dcnce in Carrolst, between Fourth and Fiftayes on
the 2Oh inst, from injuries inflicted, as alleged, by Pat
rick Purcell and John Carroll alias Dwyer while passing
along Fourhave. Douglass-st, the evening OF
the 3ist ut Mrs. Murphy was the only witness eh-
OF the 3lst of March she was walking along F0uthaye
with her husband he stopped for Few minutes, anu
she walked for the distance Of half block, when lie
running toward her pursued by two men they
knocked him down, ana on getting up one OF tle men,
stone Outcres brought the Police, and the defend
ants were arrested Murphy was confined to his bed nm,
la1 ab ID
given the accused any cause for the assault they were
perfect strangers TO her The case being yen 10 tle
were thcreupon committed to JAIL to await the action Oh
the Grand Jury.
BEDFORD STATION.-A brakeman, Massey
by name, attached TO freight train on the Harlem Road
was severely injured in the head and body by falling
from the roof OF of the to the track while the
tram was In motion.
JAMAICA.-The South Side Railroad of Long
island will commence running their Spring time to
day. The timetable of this road may be found III
our advertising columns.
THE HARBOR.-AmOng the passengers by
the Rising Star yesterday. for Aspinwa. were Dr. H. NJ
Burchard, pr. j Williams and SON Or H. A. Bonna anu
and daughter.
YONKERS.-The new building of the Yonk
ers Savings Bank has just been completed and has cost
isade and Vesper Riding Clubs has just been surveyed
and marked out by sir. Cozzens. civil Engineer Inc
is along the Hudson from YOnkers to Ryerdae
TARRYTOWN.-A temperance lecture was
delivered here Thursday evening by Mr. Bouton ana
the nucleus 0! new Division OF the Of Temperance
established.
TUCKAHOE-SOmet thieves recently broke
into the engine-housc at Mr. Youngs marble quarres,
aud stole quantity OF betting They also broke open
the office, and after ransackng it, left note saying that
II their conduct objected to, and any fuss was
made about IT, they would make another call at an early
day.
UOBOKEN. -Anevly-marTicd German couple
were before Justice Alien Thursday, the BRIDE being
property with which she ran away her wedding
"a forgive discharged.
JERSEY CITY.-Thc Committee appointed
To arrange for the erection ~ suitable bWdhg Tor re
publican meetings mtChd 20 commence Wo.A lnne, ~
ntely. The proposed building VII! accommodate 5wo
persons and rs entire cost il estimated 20 about $685. to
be raised by subscriptions In shares OF $40 each
HUDSON CITY.-Thc inQucst over the body
Of oscar sanford. who was over and killed on tie
Ncw-eIsey RAILROAD at West End, was held 10y Coroner
Warren M Hudson City on Thursday night Sanford lad
walked through the cut. when, Newark train approach
sfrnck Inv t6e 5iOp M Washington train and Instantly
killed There quite fOg prevailing az the time
my 1Isy rrc"T,ncued that tbc COMPANY have n oman
stationed at the road crossing at West End
NEWARK.-The remains of the late Com
maudcr Ilaristene, who died In Paris ON the sou ut
Pleasant Cemetery to-day The fcgui,Ar nont,I meet
ing Of the Board OF Education was cd last evening" but
only routine business Was transacted
PATERSON.-Early. yesterday morning, Mr.
John Brushs house No p Oakst was robbed Of $50 in
money, aud valuable watch and chain, worth $40.
Charles j. Holden Of Orange has been adudged bank
rupt . The new watcr-mains have been Land far
Man-s The criminal calendar j. set down for Monday
NEXT The Board OF Education have discovered much
bad arrangement In The public schools. The rooms
especially la the Sixth Ward. small and unhealthy
A schOOlhOuse is recommended 40 Sandy Hi Alder
John ID. Iascom had his leg broken yesterday by
beng thrown fVUm his wagon while the horse was run
ming brown-stOue church, CJXl25 feet, Is to be
built by the Baptsts at Passaic.
CAMDEN, y. 1.-The Grand Lodge of the
knights Of Pytnas new order recently organized IN
tins State assembled 10 THIS place during the early part
OF the week. The Lodge here comprises 800 members
MILBURN.-Thc name Of the man who was
killed at this place on Thursday night as reported ia
yesterdays TRIBUNE. Samuel Parsons a lumber
dealer Of NcwirOvidcucc He returning 10 his
residence light vehicle, and being under the inf
OF liquor struck his horses fOrcibly with whip,
when they suddenly started throwing him under the
wagon. The wheels passed his head crushing his
skull, ana killing him instantly.