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New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
THE STRIKE OF THE BRAKEMEN ON THE ERIE
RAILROAD.
ISpRCIAL. nIapATCH TO TIIE TRIRuNE.l

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE TRIBUEEl
PORT JARVIS, June Up. m-The most IN
the brakemens strike Yesterday being Sunday freight
trains were sent out from this nearly
the two divisions, concentrated here The first de.
mand Tor an increase OF made on the th OF
h. H. Hobbs, Superintendent Of the Eastern Division,
ana presented petition, requesting an advance 10 "
made on account OF order reducing the num-
per per OF brakemen on train, aud in which strike %
success on that occasion they at commenced to
not disposed grant Matters rested quietly until
SATURDAY last when the committee again waited upon
Mr. Hobbs. requesting an answer to their demand The
company still refusing to comply with their request
meeting was called on Sunday and the strike gurated
Inc men SO iar nave acted quietly and IN perfect unison,
l can learn. Shortly after noon to-day, about
aty men arrived from Jersey CITY to supply the places
Companys service at. Long Dock and did not know
Their arrival witnessed by Of tho strikers
who cOngregated In the yard and many Others
also present to witness the issue Of events Sheriff Van
sicdes Of Goshen up the train, in order to
exercise his authority should any violent measures be
voice Of detached at the lower end Of the yard
and there the whole crowd congregaed The strikers at
once commenced to parley with the new comers using
all their persuasion to induce them not TO run on the
trains. ana Offering them their, suppers, and
10 pay TIER passage DacK 10 Jersey @ Olty, y,, III
acquaintance of the brakemen easily persuaded to
fall In with them and consequently the Company did
succeed in getting but two three trains off Some Of
the enacted at this time very ludicrous
much that the officers Of the Company could
hardly refrain from laughing Few Of the men had ever
been on top OF a car, and their awkward manner IN
making the ascent and their ludicrous postures and
uons after they arrived there proved fund Of merri
ment TO the old brakemen. Finally, superintendent
Hobbs became dsgusted with the effort to get them off
In regular gangs, and sent of train with about
80 brakemen each Of them hanging on as II he expected
TO be sent TO Kingdom Come the next miAue. I IS to
the credit OF the strikers that they have so far restrained
from any violent measures, and have acted temper
atcy and udicOusy could be expected under the cir
III m ahl nv
the brakemen would amount the aggregate to about
$4,000 year over the whole road
THE STRIKE ESDED-THE BRAKEMEN TRIUMPHANT.
8p. m-Superntendent Rucker tclegrap1ed, about
O'clock, TO pay the men the wages demanded, and the
strike s therefore, virtually at end. Trains will at
commence moving and 1t is believed no further
difficulties viii arise at present.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE WILSON CASE AGAN-CoRoNERs INQUEST

THE WILSON CASE AGAIN-COR0NERs INQUEST.
The case of Robert NJ. Wilson agt. Isaac Will
son. tho latter OF whom stands charged by the former
with poisoning their father before Coroner White Of
Hoboken last evening ''>rs-,,.
Kate A. Wilson testified that she lived at No Ill West
FOrtyfths New York. and daughter OF deceased;
she her father month before his DEATH he was In
the habit OF getting drunk she afraid TO speak 70
him for fear OF violence the hands Of his family saw
him previously IN the Superior Court OF New-ToTk,
in November, 1868; deceased left home Oc-
t0ber 10. 1867 and went 10 the house OF James
Fzsmmons and remained there night he then went
the house OF Isaac Wilson, where he remained I'LL his
DEATH Wilson claims be the brother OF Robert,
but the father forbade them TO renOgniZe h and had
elected Robert from the house. the witness testified tnat
the he had received at her hands and at her
brothers gOod after the old went TO Bergen she
went to him; him at Isaac Wilson's house when
Isaacs daughter was present, and the latter tod
the old not 10 go with her as they
wanted 20 put him Blaekwells Isand he
then refused she afraid 70 20 again because
feared saacs family would beat her when they saw
her they ran after her there the lady want
the PROPERTY involved e question belonged to her and
her brother Robert and bought with their money
the old man had subsequently decided 1t back TO them
after they had given up to him; she did not know how
her father was treated badly by Isaac wilson but she
knew that FiZmmons ana his wife treated the OLD man
badly she was Informed that Robert Wilson and his wife
would kill her II she went 20 their house.
Emma Ralph, Mary BrOgan, and William Coburn, testi-
fed good treatment Of deceased by his family Ihe
then rested, for the reason that Dr D0remus
testimony the condition Of the stomach O deceased
will not be ready for weeks The inquest VIII DC re-
sumed on Monday, the 2lst inst.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
PrRIIc scHooLs or wEsrcnEsTER corNrY.

PUBLIC sCHOOLo VI NISlNhiaSlLk lOtNl1
From the report Of the School Commissioners
OF Westchestcr County, the amount OF school money
appropriated for the ensuing year is S5s G4 70 for the
three Assembly Districts, In which there 332 school
districts Of which the First Assembly District has l33
and entitled TO t2G23 l2 with average attendance
Of children AZ school Of 47s out Of 1897 between the
ages Of and u years the Second Assembly District has
W school districts and Is entitled $1,000 Sewerage
attendance. 2sl3i ont Of il2s2 Of same ages aud the
Third Assembly District has 100 school Districts and Ia
entitled TO tl5359 s5aveage daily attendance, 2i9 out
OF 9O9 between and q years OF age The total number
OF persons the schOOrates IN the county s $685. with
average OF 1OOi5t MOrrsania, In the First District
has &c. the largest number OF school districts with $500
persons on the schOOlTates with an average daily
attendance OF 1885 scarsdae. in the Second District
has the lcast-l school district with l26 persons
schOOlTates, average daily attendance y. Morrisania
gets o. $50, and Scarsdale fl5S l5
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BANK RoBBER.

James Griffin, about 80 years Of age, was ar
raicned before Justice Welsh in Brooklyn yesterday
morning on the charge Of being implicated in the rob.
berry OF theDlme Savings Bank Futon.st, last Fall
and also with having stolen box containing large
amount Of bonds from the safe OF the Park Bank on
FultOnaye February last The accused was arrested
IN this city on Saturday last by Detectives Folk and Vi
deo ~ no found on his person important documents
belonging the estate Of tho late Hon. John A. Cross
aud which had been stolen from the Dime Savings Bank
Tie cashier OF the Park Bank failed to identify the ac
cused who robbed the safe and that charge
was therefore abandoned lie was held however, Tor
hearing the charge OF rObbng the Dime savings Bank
The examination Will be held this morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
OUTDO SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE JEROME PARK RACRs-TO-DAY'sPRoGR
The card of the races to-day at jerome Park
unusually rich and abundant in sport There are four
races, commencing with mile heat race for purse Of
$500, for which there entres-VauXhalI, Yey
Alta Vea, Corsican, Red Dick, r. b. COnolly, aud
Metairle.
10 entries, and the following six horses viii
Lancaster, the Saratoga cup winner Local, the
of this race last year. General Duke winner OF the Bel
mont stakes last year. Peasureyille weltknOwn and
successful the Western and Southern turf Abde
kader and the Banshee Lancaster has the call ~ the
bettug while Peasurevile and Local are well supported
by their friends.
In the selling Flora McIvOr BOaster and Oberon
the only three entered In the fourth and last race
for threeyear Olds only there eight entered and all
Of them will start These are VeEpucius, Gengarry.
brother to Red Dick Hanover Inverngas, Legatee and
Col r splendid days racing may safely be antici-
pated.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
BASE BALL.

ATLANTIC VS.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
These Clubs met for the first time yesterday
afternoon, on the Captoline Ground Brooklyn The
attendance small, as the game not considered
an important one No doubted the success Of the
Atancs but such poor play the POwhatsns displayed
was not looked for yet perhaps they had some
Tor their inferior play in the loss OF Brewer the pitcher
whose hand was badly hurt In catching high ball by
Letuen The ball struck between the fore and middle
hDgen tearing down the sklD and Of course, disabling
nm from playing any further Up 10 this time the game
pa it 70 De an Interesting one. The Atautics TO
tne pat hfst, and were disposed OF without run The
foWMtans, IN Their first inning, made In the sec
o1d lnning the Atlantcs had made but one run and
Win lhe man put out by BrOwer's unfortunate catch
nan Two OUT CLARK was substituted for Brewer and
lore he hd was disposed OF the Atlancs scored runs
me f0whatan made but In the second innings score
favor OF the AanticS At this stage OF tile gamo
81 interest ceased the only break 70 the onotOny was
h ACCIDENT that befel Ferguson the fourth innings
haFd ball struck him full Ia the mouth knookpg out
No OF us 'front.' teeth. Ferguson was some what stap
RIeo 9ut without further delay sent the ball 10 ia
pIoper destination few minutes delay was after ward
49, Saoneo Dy ferguson. who deSrOus Oh finding Mis-
has.Se oetn ana Keeping them as mementOes The Pow
discouraged by the loss OF Brown muffed In the
HoSt approved manner, The Atlantics batted tremen
su NEEDED closely and carefully At the close of
hataDs, i0s' 90 row
,,..i,io. -. ~, 0AhEs TO-DAY.
EhoeisoI 70 hnlekerbocker Capitoline Ground Brook
lyD. MUTUAL VI. Gotham Union Ground, Williamsburg
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Scotia Judkn' Liverpool May o and Queenstown 0S
aui
Stesm.hp Ellen y Terry BeAFse. NeNhern. ~ c. ndse.
Steamship SANFORD Moore Wilmington " c. naval stores
Bari Jessie Campbell Brook, Ponce r. K 20 days sugar
BARK Alert Ereachiek. MArssiles March IT, mdse.
BfE Coed siu. tofn Rio JAHoro - days, coffee
Brg l. l. Wad.wortu Bailey, Bridgeport. G. b. coal
Erg Utce Barker, Windsor, b. 5. "a days plaster
Scir C. Hsraleu joy. Tobao. Me. days, lumber
sehr Annoy Chase Georges Banks, tsh
Sehr FlcuT De Lis yaeht) Smith, Port Jefferson
Sebr /. Iydon Ruheck. Easiport days laih
ScAr Z. 4. Wiley, Thomas koekaud, lime,
scHooSEAs-KIyBR CoAsrwSE
Robirhool Baltimore. bvergreen AeH.HaTep
MARI Frances PHILADELPHIA kva, Norwich
Margaret Powell. Philadelphia Neranda, New Haven
Sspinps Rontcut Gloucester, New.lIayen.
X b. Anderson South Amboy. john Loner, Taunton = -. ,
MAJ. Cobb Nevburgh EhIabeh NJ Chase New Bedford
WIITs Nesromh Albany. Jos. 4. Ross, Taunton.
Harriet Fuller New HamhMg. Arisi, hewhurgh
Henry B. MucaL Rondout breeze. New afansNlet
X T. Graham, Poughkeepse Hhcoe lslAud hondout
chief Rondont g. W. Cummins, Providence
YANKEE Ioy Rondout Sarah Elizabeth, Providence
Tho, b smith New Belnn- Amos faukenburg. Providence
BcuL Enrhh Sew.betiord. Florence, Providence
Ju.ira Newuort Eizs, Providence.
1 AZ Frrsm Pagtue Providence.
Eif, Il,miiop Wicsorl b. L. sherman Providence
G.Ftvute Connecticut Thos. EIts Providence.
Sterling Southport MaHa Louisa fIoFidehee
n Fi,N., rIand CT ias. NJ BAylis Proviienee
Ceres GlAmberlu Newport 9 Naftoh frONMsnce
.Tbsma, Fall River Peter Ritter. Portland, Ct
Julil Ann New Bedfori J, q, Baldwin, Portland CL
K.ts S,r,ntop New Haven Hannah Chase Portland
M.r, Hall Portland Ct Daniel Resell Portland, o.
Sam Weller, Portland, CT J. GOodspeed, Portland, CL
SAILED.
Sieamslip Brunette Philadelphia, ship wm Tapsco,t London
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June 7Aued brig GeorG Gchns from ZaIa; sehrs
Northern Light from SAguA Puut ron Fortune IsAnd Eu
shane.s from SayAABaS RmmA p Hart from DansSi JSlA, rOr
Nrslork
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
YELLOW FEVER IN THE HARBoR.

The bark Ernst and Bermo, Capt. Weltgen.
from Havana, bound 10 Queenstown. with n cargo OF
sugar put into port yesterday for medical assistance
part Of the being sick with yellow ver on tho
5th inst HenutZ Stuve, while deriOus with the fever
jumped overheard and was drowned. William Beige and
Heinrich Boda two OF the crow, died from yellow fsVer
on the so instr and were buried at The Captain and
cOuyalekceut
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
CoURr CALENDARs-FoR Trus.I

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-NOn- n-enumer-
tted motions. and preferred CAUSES
SUPREME COURT-CRCUm-PART Mos. 473G.
76 h III 1891 543 1859 l51s l73 1888 72 1894 &i @ 49,
1896 l0f 60 3lO 1863 PART lL-Adjouued for the
SUPREME T-CHAMBERs.-Nos. 80, 80, CO, %,
g. 90, 80, call, l0l.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRnL TERM-PART I.-NOs.
s g7g 9e 3l5 95l 953 9 s7 sI SIS 8I5 93 o55 es3
PART II.-AdiOurned 10 Wednesday.
COMMON PLEAS-URIAL TERM.-BOth Parts ad-
journed 70 Nobdav June IL.
MARINE COURT-TRAL TERM.-NOs. 2SSs. 2s96,
3O4 338 1913 J0i7 j2 5o8 30 257 2'58 ?s 2 1891
1855 2g9 2g 900 2gso 2l8J 2.4 2g5 1886 1851 1883 1850
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
IAnhouhsenenu

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II, effects gradual natural Aad perfect
II Removes Rsdn,s Boehe and Pmpss Tan Sunburn and
PrceLeI and make, Lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm the Slu Smooth and Poary the Eye
bright aud clears Cheek glow with the Bloom Of Youth aud impas
sh plump appsanes the Counenanes No lady need complain
Other complexion will purchase this delightful article
Sold At No n PArtrow. Y
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
A pREMIERE pANsEUsE sUEs FOR sALARY.

JuHe Feder agt. Mercer H. SimpSOn.-Marne
Cour-Gross Judge-In this case the painun claims 20
have been at the Opera House at Vienna ana now 10 De
premier danseuse Of the Simpson Tfoup at Woods Mu
scum The defendant, she says, engaged her lot 40 per
week. but has failed to pay her salary Tor te aSt hree
weeks The defendant belnga nOnreslden Juuse uIoss
has granted the ordinary writ Of attachment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE FULLERTON CASE.

In the Y. S. Circuit Court, before Judge Ben
edlct i'm the case OF the United States William Fuller
ton and Others DstrCtAtOrney Pierrep0nt received
letter from Mr. Justice Nelson. informing him that ne
CNesonl although somewhat improved in health, would
he unable 70 try the Fullerton until after the sum
mpr vacation. The therefore put over unul
September, when, If Mr. Nelson ls unWeIl, u VIII DC
brought to trial before some other Judge.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
INcENDIARIsM IN BROOKLYN.

At an early hour yesterday morning attempts
made to burn the stable of Mr.. Lphart, in Green
pont and the carpenter shop OF Josiah Holmes at tho
but both buildings saved by the police and hrcmen.
The Fire Commissioners having suspected members Of
certain dissatisfied company with tho onense took
possession OF their house and locked 1t up.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Jour hair With LIoS's KArHIIRoS

TIE SUMNER HAT.-KNoX has, with his ac-
pompps,s introduced he style Of gentlemen hats
the beautiful and SUR ngy-aeVe white beaver lie also makes
display Of straw hGii ali the popular varieties aud thus en-
Abs furnish h, with any description Of hat hsy require
Wat bis Sls,roo No. 22 BrOAdWsy and make selection
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Last evening the members Of the Bible class
OF Mr. AloDLo COnover gathered az his residence in Fifty
thlrdst, and presented TO him testimonial OF their
affection and esteem in the form OF handsome picture,
representing the pupils OF the class grouped around their
teacher The presentation was made In neat speech
~ NIT Godine, which was pleasantly responded to by
Mr. ConnvaF.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
FORGING A BOUNTY CERTIFICATE.

In the case I'm WHICH ITOIUd5 UsUUTII dIIU
Jobn A Coonev were charged before Commissioner Os-
born with having obtained $50 on forged bounty
certifcai purporting TO be signed by James klTrell
United States Assistant DistrctAttorncy ID. F. Phelps
introduced testimony showing that Cooney got Osborn 10
personate Farrell and sign the certificate On these facts
being shown both men confessed their guilt and were
held 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
pASSFEG FRS ARRIVED.

FROM BRRMUDA-ia steamship Fah Kee, June Mrs Heur
Ronson Miss Robnseu Mrs Tho A. Darrell Mrs Richard Cad
die Mrs May Murray Mrs 81 Ssphans Miss Ruth Peanuau Mis-
Jessie peuan Pearman Mrs Josiah Darrell Mrs Raj
Foster A. Darrell Duncan Mccall koead tadde Charles
Robinson Ottlv.ous Darrell J0ssh T. Darrell Jos j. Oufbrdg
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Go TO TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
Nos 3BS, 400 aud A02 BoWERY oppOsltc SiHthst, ~ y
for Mans, DOIJ apd CHlLpkxss CLOTHiS0.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
HOME NEWS.
THE WKATHkR.

THR WEATHER.
Hour. Their Par. Honr Thsr. Rar. Wind.
Juue7- So 3.n kE. Juue7-6 63o nH SW,
BLD Q s3o 1926 s. W.
g ". II 500 Al2f w.
i2ls aud 99i; slightly cloudy
from variable windy rom u 7. Northern Lights
from midnight and ,i prevailing at AhemOon-Vaab 20 };
slightly eoudT from 3:D EyeringHsyv TO lJO Phases
Of Ihs kDoL- will We New Moon the 9th, at 1885,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

SQUIRE g. LANDER's, No, 81 Fulton-st, New
1oh Is the best bpJ reliable NArchEs Lne DAhoNDs
JEvELEI, and SILVIA WARE Diamonds a spso'a'y
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Xr,Tsi6Ss.
Snnremc Court

Supreme Court General Term-Bufnett agt.
Gilman order reversed with cost opinion by Clcfhe
p j. Protestant Episcopal Society, &c" agt Flanders
order affirmed without costs, except as TO TWO items ol
costs opinion 10y Cerke, p. j.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

,,ou, novauus Bay around the stake boat on Gopey
Island aud thence around the sIake Ooa' @' '"o o'0
a6oa and hack TO the Bay again.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
TIE EsPENscnEn TRorIcAL .HAT--A new

summer style for has pleasure
the attention Of gentlemen to entirely fabric intended special
which eombea the AeIby of the s0h hat With al
the hghtsss and Yeuuatng properties Of the straw EsrrrschHp
Manufacturer No ls Eussaut between Ann aud BeekmAnstA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

SUNDAY School BooKs.-BRoUGHToN Il VIZ
NAB Me- ~ Bible House, kssp tbs largest AID e aOr'Nsat
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
GAhKs TO-DAY
YACHTING

The Spring contest of the Atlantic Yacht
ClpD Of BE0Okyn takes place to-day The course Will be-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
call THEIR WIVES -. r.

Johnston agt AIen.-Ihiss s., Ws GsfandaSt am II an
peped on the trial the deSR@nt Sa na Rsd sappG
married the person % fonnd that I'm view OF the defend
ants position and SoG TsR RowdSs fRssT sSSa
heeessaes noraton against his wife, on the ground
fn hat t''G She n had husband we're vRg aTnsbed
up 70 xon1H had been allowed 10y the Courts. ALI cV
10 % a TO- the fact whether Mrs. Allen had husoaho
deIe excluded and the case, therefore, came 10 me
Gnera Term on the supposhon that her marriage "th
Allen void. -,.,.. So,,rorod by
Indge Rrady held that whether the defendant was a
1nalIy married or not, il he held himself ont TO the pun
c ms the husband OF woman, Is liable Tor the deOS o
tbat woman contracted for necessares, Whethcr lhal
woman X actually his wife not They therefore gave
Judgment for the respondent.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
,Ons prOvded the tenant serve upon The landlord writ

tions provided the tenant upon the landlord writ
ten NOTICE OF his election TO take such renewal at least
months previous TO the expiration OF the term The writ
ten notice not given but il is claimed by the plaintiff
and admitted By defendant that Peters agreed TO give
according to the covenant Of renewal but the
defendant claims that when the lease rendered the
tenant refused 20 take it, alleging that he did not desire
lease OF renewal This fact is cOntrovcrted by the pa
tiff. Peters sold the premises April Is 10 the deIehu1
who is hls copartner in business. The plaintH
thatt the agreement to give lease was "ah.t he
notice required by the covenant Of renewaI
has only equitable remedy for specific otion
and that il is proper for injunction II,nnction
argued ana submitted. Motion 70 dissolve Erdinand
Geuied. Matt. II. Ellis. plaintiffs attorney
Kurzman, defendants attorney.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-30

nR. FREDK MORRILL,, Physician and Sur
~ geon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases
OF women. He has made diseases of woman his
study for the past twenty years. His practice
has been ve-y extensive both in Hospital and in
private practice. His reputation has vouchers
in all the city papers, his patients, and The medi-
cal profession, both here and abroad. as being
the most skillful specialist here, and thorough
master of all sexual diseases
DR.. Morrill, is admitted by the best medical
talent OF the country to have no equal in the
treatment OF Female Complaints. and it is no I'M
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prac-
tee to recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific atten.
ton, both medically and surgicaly with private
apartments during sickness, and with old and
experienced nurses, if they wish.
The poor advised free of charge Physicians
or patents wishing his opinion or advice, by let
ter, and enclosing the usual fec, will be answered
by return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country.
Office, No. As HOWARD STREET,
Zi4-y Boston Mass.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-30

a CLAY EATER.-A correspondent OF
the Newburgh Journal, at Savannah
thus describes a clay eater and his es
Enlistment as he came into that city
from his forest home, fifty o. eighty
miles away -
First, you see IA long, yellow look
ing specimen of humanity, with Goa
and paItaloons made out of kind O
bagging much used for covering cot
ton bales barefooted, with an enor
nous spur upon his bare right heal tn,
skin upon which resembles the hide OF
an elephant; riding upon the back of II
niue that is the more intelligent look
ing being of the two. His legs hang
down over a huge pair OF shafts, witt
The spur occasionally digging into tho
side of the mule. Behind the two
comes an old ricketty cart, in which
is usually about bushel of peanuts
which they call gophers, about the
same quantity of small red sweet 20
tatoes, and one peek of dirty rice. He
has been three days coming to market
a.,d selling out his entire stock"