New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-14

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pORT RICHMOND, s. IA bill has passed
the Legislature giving te onpee their improve
ments The Trustees have ordered acS3Long{i ns of
curbing and tagging OF the slde Walks anu 'no '0
ali the Sidewalks hereafter LAID -.
NFW.BRIGHTON, S. 1.-The dthculteGs
which have prevented the purchasers OF me sn1i1
ing, aud viii soon be completed TO HowlandS nooa
EDGEWATER, S. Ian election OF woS 9ndSgrS
evening last with the following result Foreman K2Sg
Moore Assistant Daniel Klein; Secretary N, r.
Treasurer. William Foster; stahuin6
Brown, f. Barbetti, and {. Helm
FARMINGDALE, L. lon Tuesd9y evening
last, young man in the employ oI MI NJ Covert
place took horse and carriage 20 COMFY , 10
fn ;hr railroad depOt 90 his home, ana attempted 10
steal the conveyance He stOppea AT HvIei upon to
road where be became intoxicated ana feil asleep Le
in The evening Mr. Covert arrived and, after securing MS
property had the young man arrested ns poches NJ
searched aud found to contain silver thmhlcs earrings
GrarrYings haudkerciefs, &C., the property Oi MI 20
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y.--The election for
Trustees of this village, held en- Wednesday last resulted
i'm the choice of Messrs GroOte, Downing, and Ferris
YONKERS, n. Y.-The Warburton-ave. Bap-
fist Church. one of the finest places OF worship IN hs
town has inst been completed IL has steepe 10y tee
i'm hight The extreme length of the building is 1874 feet
its extreme width, "a feet The entire buulhg
towers and spire is built OF Belve free stone OF lgh
broyp color laid IN courses Of from eight to ten Inches
Tie style OF architecture is of the Ronanesque OF Ioun
arch The walls and ceilings are handsomely Dut not ko
ousy frescocd Tie peWs afford seats for LOCO persons
and by filling the alses, can be accommodated
| FAR ROCKAWAY, /. lon Wednesday at,
telnoon fire broke in the extensive boWlng-aey on
J@hn McCartv and the building and contents we're de-
! stroyed, causing loss Of about $1,000
| MAMARONECK, n. Y.-The bill authorizing
the construction of dam and locks al inc nous VI
Wpmaroueck Harbor, as 10 render the Niago uvv t
bic by vessels at all hours having become a. W.
80 ~ t,e Ircorporators was held on Monday evening
t when + was decided TO have surveys made az once,
and the plan carried out as soon as poSsge Tcb can
natural hreaRwater at the mouth Ol Tue h o V In
cXendCd and heightened for the purpose OF siuttn6
the water When the proposed mpIGSeIh eror at low
| plctcd, al the mud hats onSerlioio ~ Tue N"'
! tide Will be constantly hidden from view
HUDSON. n. Y.-About - o'clock on wed
nesday night fire broke GUY III s g that building
% ,c dwcilna house Of Alvin Cabins Damage was
i " sustained by r. L. Calsns, Samuel CrlSSngu, JONI
@l'u snsl39 r pnwiv i Godfry, Charles MckOun j.
Rlsro L CTossman Peter i. Moore g MlhTi, aru co.
% e. 66 in tIe Home Of New-YOrk, Glcns rams OF
NpwYSrk North American Of Pennsylvania Ehlelp'lLo
mad Etna Of Hartford. The steam hIeSntauo nrrd
Civ from disastrous coniagraion as tue ire
ia very combusible locality anu hEn VIM p''
sil the time
| pOUCUKFFPSIF. n. Y.-This city, on We'd
netd0y mint last was visited by several BURGLARS VINO
ndgig from their performances. must nave gi" W
CO. the Office Of David c. Foster aud the upper uTGG f
storehouse Of Doughty Cornell Co we're ~ Hndson
lft,ie booty was secured. RObheilCs along lhe
have been rife some time past From MAY ,r 10 6
Jweers on the banks OF that river b. these experts
NFWARK.-The Newark and Orange Horse
| Car Company Will commence running cars on lnJ
/ anfiu
proycmcnts are being made uoh t1e sr S,yr bas
The "biiCk scarlet lcNtI ,'
Thinner residing ri No p Comesst. Two children
have already died suddenly. and thiId nes ~
hec0nc greatly alarmed and are using every precauon
TO avert the spread OF the malady INC 1u'
omersn f this city have recently formed an ANA
ou Society" similar 10 those IN EngAuu' Inc ~
society Is the second in the United states nc s
Makers Association has made complete arrangements 10,
entertaining Senator Sprague at pculc on lhe h oI
June Mr.. Hiram Hutc9son wen koTH auu non
| a .ftiy lrd fn
established the Newark Rubber Works about ~ years
90 and subsequently erected extensive establishments
W N"ntargIs aud In Paris, France. lie 60 years ~
pe and leaves large fortune to hls surviving ItldNcs
Coroner shepherd Of East Newark mpanneled Jury,
Yesterday evening continue inquest over the body
Of George Hdrtuug. hoy l6 years ot age VINO usa %
denly. on Wednesday afternoon Inc boy had taken w
from the pocket Of his fathers coat, ana had Deen
leprimauded and chastiscd for the ohense. lie went
away and returned again to us athes mousse NJ auo,
o'clock Wednesday afternoon lie went at once 10
ms ROOM ana soon afterward called 10 ms hot1L Iot
water, complaining Ct excessive tnlrsl sne e1Nc mn
piut Of water. which he drank at one draught Mre.
Hartuug, becoming alarmed az ms syIp.o. Oh & -
gave him dose OF cahoinHe yen. Dut lns laIlu' -, "
| relieve INN and he soon aiterWard dcd An ehahina
ton Of the body showed marks Of violence. IL is
alton mas been ordered. Several witnesses were eN-
| amiued at the inquest, but nothing was ELECTED 10
indicate the Of his death. The investigation was
hen adjourned TO today.
J ORANGE. n. IA new Presbyterian Church
/ W in soon be erected 40 a cost ~ $4,000.
/ PATERSON.-The Murray silk mill is to be
| rebuilt immediately Meanwhile Messrs Hamil Booth
have on, red Nj Ryle the ONeili mill WHICH they re-
| Gently bought Tho raw silk used by the Murray mil
was Valued at 100000 and 100000 worth used
machinery clothing. The Common Council has passed
am ordinance prohibiting citizens from building waste
Ls nearer Than so feet Ia any other building and also
ordered that they shall DO hre-prcof The Board 81
Frcebod,rs have appointed William l. Thompson Dlrec-
tor James VI Snyie Collector. \. Webb Clerk 3 Tutie
Attorney aud Dr. Blaudc CITY Physician. one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars will be raised by county
faxes this year David Henry, Democrat, had been
chosen Collector the day before: but the matter was re
considered and Mr. smylie Republican, was e19sch'
The Board is Republican, hut chose a Democratic llrik
...T The Rev James A. Little. who formerly preached IN
| this city, has received unanimous eau to the FIRST
/ PrcsbylelIan Church Or Flokcndauqua, Penn.