New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

OF Williams College and studied Theology at me AnDnr
Seminary He occupied the pulpit IN Troy ana Enr"ns snd
two pgrimages to the Holy Land and since his return
has been settled Meroer Presbyterian Church
fn, sn ~ @ Booth does not desire to engage
enterprise a probable he will accept the call rendered
Coroner Smith has ordered the body of Mrs.
Grhs which was nterred IN tne Eyergreen
OF the death appears the books OF the Health ohce
and no burial permit was Obtained 20 authorize tno
during her sickness by Dr. g. b. Doy OF No 1888 Allan
test who furnished certificate OF death from ncera
reason unexplained the undertaken failed to procure
burial permit aud the keeper Of the Cemetery allowed
the body 10 be inferred without seeing this document
which proceedings are contrary TO law. Soon after the
death OF Mrs Grths the surviving relatives sought 70
and the ,n1niries instituted by the Insurance COMPANY
resulted in the disclosure Of the above facts and the
action Of tho Coroner.
MORRISANIA.-On Thursday evening, In
spite OF the inclement weather Atheneum Hail. In this
place was crowded with interested listeners TO temper
TSGs saSTsS'e frd n0n Crystal Stream
Marion" and Crystal spring divisions were present,
and took part in the ceremonies assisted by T. u W. As
sociato NJ A. Reed. =. T. G. Judson Instituted Morrisa,
Division No. sl1 SONS of Temperance Inc ohoe n
Commissioned as Dep G. W. p This makes 30 divisions
of Sons OF Temperance In Wostchester county WIFI an
aggregate membership OF about $500 .
HOBOKEN.-The inquest over tho BODY OF
George Theodor who died suddenly at Barinm ho,o.
on Wednesday resulted In verdict OF death ron
some Mexican bonds and 500 In gold, when arc now III
tho care OF Coroner White
JERSEY CITY.-The funeral OF the late n.
c. Slaight OF Jersey City, who recently ulod ~ Noe M
place yesterday afternoon. The remains were taken ~
Morristown for ntcrment AZ tho stated monthly mee.
were submitted showing the number OF paupcrs IN inc
House to be 49, maintained at an average cost
month Of "a 6S that 81 persona were cohnneu IN .ho Jan
at the close ofFebrsry and that pate,nt. s
able to Hudson County George Osborne ana DTS nary
Osborne elected Warden and Matron OF the Aims
House. at salary OF $500 and 500 committee was az
pointed 20 inquire into the expedency OF consolidating
the different municipalities of the county into one corpor
alton The Young Mons Christian Association nave
secured conmodious the City Han. Az the
Messrs Mngins and Elder. and the Hon WIN: l.. Dodge
r thanked for addresses delivered by them on Tue
occasion OF the late anniversary.
PATERS0N.--A new Gas Company was
formed here Thursday night which proposes 10 supply
the city with gas the rate OF - or s. 50 tho loo feet
are Increasing their membership through the reyiyaa
now In progress. The Passac River rapidly rising
TRENT0N.-Thc State GG:rtte is hereafter
10 be conducted by VannOte and Yoerol-tho latter
practical printer bill passed in the Senate imposing
fine OF from $500 to 900, for printing any
lation OF papers containing such advertisements are
prohibited The sunset law IS repealed election pois
are 10 remain open after dark Paterson according 10
hill which passed Ia the Senate, is TO DO dideq INTO esns
wards Propositions have been made IN the Legislature
TO re-distrct Essex County, to allow the MOTIFS Caha
Company to build branch or spur railroad, IRON the
canal, and 20 reclaim tho meadow lands lying between
Newark Bay and tho Haokensack River
THE HARBOR.-Capt. Knight of the ship
Hudson. from London, reports that on tho 81 INST j.
His skull was fractured, and he died soon stter
the fall.