New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
sr1y work nAuy TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1865

Tho Street Commissioner notified the store
keepers on Faltonst, some time ago. to remove all OBJ
| A number Of tradesmen complied with the order, but
about 90 business men falling to do So their names werc
Mood In the hands OF the Corporation Counsellor for
pToseeutI6n The cases to be tried before Justice
| Cornwell on the 10Th inst
| man in great hurry to get TO New York
tow evenings ago, Jumped into the water, was tshed OUT
and sent home 10 dry himself The Eagle has waited eX-
p@cantly the New York journals to arouse public in
dgnaon against the Union Ferry Company Tor allowing
tIis man risk his life in this mauno aud now suggests
IA cantns awning extending from The fender below the
bridge constructed so that 1t would shut up IKE thc De
lows OF accOrdeon as the boat approached de Dnge,
and spread ont the pressure removed Inc ians
passenger would be caught very comor,uuy Oh , ov
Elastic canvas and could return TO the bridge IN safey
and dry apparel Jumping after the boat would then DC
robbed OF all its risks, and might become Ile pOputr
diversion with adyoDter0us youths. the Ferry company
should try the experiment any way An LUXURY ouSHt TO
be made at once whether the common Coaie % go
York has sufficient authority under ne DCsn y; nH ~
these ooyeniences for the safety and comfort OF aeroo"
| cally inclined passengers"
WILLIAMSBURGH.-T annual meeting
Of the Directors Of the Wiams6nrgh pspenay %I
the number Of patients treated az 6i5 inc numDer o
nr"neT smith concluded last evening the Investigation
relative the murder OF Henry smear, Oto senade'
was found guilty and remauded 10 the custody OF tHe
police lie is native Of Germany 80 years OF age.
At the annual meeting Of the Board OF tepteseltalys
OF the Eastern District Fire Department last gt, ON
GERS were elected foows President, Charles DOVER
Vice-Prcsdont James Holmes; Secretary Joh ui.an3'
| treasurer d. d. Wmant; Collector, John Courtney
James r. Savage elected Fire Warden Ihe PRONE
made concert OF the 47th Regiment at the arnoy,
st. last night, attended by about 1000 persons
Yesterday afternoons Tunes sided with inc bOar OF ~
ucaton. holding that free textbooks should accompany
| free education.
STATEN ISLAND.--At tho last meeting OF
the Circulating Library Associations Mfs MeDeLn0 anu
roctors. The Treasurer has surplus OF tOJ DURING INC
last quarter 81 volumes were lent TO
viI ~se fberCbv sustaining the viii and the decision Of
| q Richmond
tho viii probate. This case has been elght years pc
Tore The various courts from the Suuogatcs up to the
| Court OF Appeals Both the counsel originally engaged
by the contestant died before the case was concluded Tue
last being the late Hon Alexander W. Bradford sulrO,
gate OF New York County. neat memorial Episcopal
Church TO called ST. Pauls Is nearing completion at
EdgewRter :. /. The foundation was iald SepL ~ py
Bishop Potter, the hill overlooking inc village. Inc
building is erected by the Hon Albert Naid esne, ,
ia memory OF deceased sister Inc ple is's T ~ I
OF 40 feet and is su1nouned w gt cross Ihe D9Id
ing Ia 10 be opened FOR Divine service by Easter INC
| Rev. Mr. Puenett ia the clergyman ihe Richmond
Episcopal Church Q)r. GoodTichsl, az kichmond. D. IL
which destroyed by fire last March Is nov replaced
bv new building a brick station for the Police Head
quarters about 10 be erected in Bcaclst EdgeWateF
| JAMAICA-Thc sexton of the Reformed
when the Central Chandelier fell 10 the Goor scattering
the oil in all directions and setting fire to mo wo9dwoth
q gsb sSHP be nme G r o later had Ga@aed the
building 10 the amount Of $500
| NEWTOWN, l.. I-Philip Philips will give
concert this evening at the hail OF the NeWtoWn u NJ
| MINEOLA.-The Queens County Agricultu-
IA
society "a firmly established and lts affairs prosper
GUS After leading n sort Of nomadc life during about
quarter century II has It's fixed hahiaton, spacious
! grounds well incloscd large and convenient man
building with long rows OF sheds aud sias rs wen ~
extensive plantations OF trees and shrubs which VIII add
in the future 10 the embellshment OF tie place ana me
comfort Of visitors The Society Ia, large ist oi lie
| members. who reside IN a rch agricultural region
| MORRISANIA.-Jamcs w. Maycs of Eley-
enthayc. and Fifty first st. and Edward Finlhy OF POtt
Mo were before justice HSGPG@ y Ss New
beong 20 gang Of youthful ncendiaues ana having al
mitte1 the charges. were committed 20 the county la
| MOUNT VERNON.-D. g., w. L. BOdine in
stalled the following named officers Of Mount Vernon Di-
lew " A.. Jno " IIaock: Il. g.. sam Hparcr; A. r. 3.
Vim Weiti: p s. Geo T. Archer; r.. Chas Russell Chap,
the Rev. j. H. shepard; Con. g. Mhigam A. Con- sam.
sam H. Trclease The REV. j. H. shepard lectured, on
wednesday evening, at Mosholn. on temperance.
! GPOUGHKEEPSIE.- Mr.. Frank Swift of
FOR gold medal Eastman's College Pond yes
OF skaters Of both sexes the ground and the
scene was highly celebrating The ice oalinth Were
out In force the river and horse race, when was
by the Maid OF DutcAess ia 2js enyened SOulhaNc
| NEWBURGlI.-A meeting WAS held at the
Court House ON Tuesday for tue Srsapz.ti9n OF oni,
John T. DeWut, esq. Of Fishhill Landing. was IN tho
chair and T. Young of this city was chosen secretary
boats that up here Those that they rebuild
! ~ be raised eight inches.
| UUDSON-Thc survey of the new railroad
from this city yeryille is 10 he commenoel In few
days.
YONKERS.-James Med onad aged 70, was
drowned IN the Hudson while skatne' having Nehtuied
| where the ice was thin.
BREWSTER STATI0N.-A public instaIla-
ton OF officers the Division No l2i < Of r. WAS pre-
coded by lecture from T. T.. c. JudsOn, installing Dep,
| O. W. T.. on Tuesday evening.
WHITE PLAINS.-Extcnsive preparations
are on Foot for the Tempsrance CoGyGrto9 and Mas
Tcmnerance Meeting OF Westchest"r County sons OF
! Temperance on Thursday the lCth inst.
MATTEAWAN.-John Stafford dropped dead
la The seamless Clothing Mandatory the 9TH inst
BRIDGEIIAMPTON.-Capt. Charles Pierson
has received The ,appoiIiment Of Inspector OF Long
leland Coast, vice James L. Harris, removed.
BRIDGEPORT-A daughter Of Thomas
Waite, aged u years, was caught IN belt and carried
blind manufactory of swords stlso' on wednesday
she was fatally injured.
HOBOKEN.-Mr Augustus o. Evans editor
OF The Hudson county Doaiocaf, il the nominee of tho
Democrats of Hudson County for the speakersp Of the
Legislature. Senator Winfield is 10 be presented for
one or both Houses The Republicans viii probably
senator Ludlam OF Cumberland County and Assembly
man Atwatcr as presiding OihceIs
JERSEY CITY.-At ~ o'clock yesterday
morning at Bergen Cut the NewJersey Irinsporia-
uon Company's road, freight train OF the Union Line
suits OF which serious, beyond the damage 10
the cars resulted from tho caelessuess OF one OF the
switchmen who had not properly adjusted me swich NJ
that point T. +. C. Young. Treasurer Of the Chdrens
Fair reports that the receipts for thc term OF the
Fair between the sd aud TN OF December, inclusive,
1891 "a; the gifts, s6221 49, the expenses s5t o.
and the net proceeds si7l 5..The Times fails To per
that the Committee to which wasIrcfcrred the
Mayors communication announcing his refusal tosn the
warrant ordered TO be drawn IN payment OK the bills "
Mr. AtchesOn for cleaning the streets succeeds ia max
ing any point against the Mayor The ground the Mayor
took was that the rates stipulated for IN Mr.. Atcc
contract were 81 Ga per day while those now de
manded s2l per day. The Committee The Times con
tinuoe equally unsuccessful IN the attempt to reluto
the Mayors allegation that the cys tax bills have IN
creased cent within the past with no cqua
lent compensation
NEWARK.-0n Monday evening, n Miss Gil
bert aged 49, eoped with her fathers tate coachman..
Brevet Brig Gen William A. Henry died ~ his residence
a W
the police force Of the city, and paymaser OF the Veteran
Regiment Col Wards staff Charles c. Geger's hat
factOrY was damaeed by re last evenIng