New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

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BRO0KLIN.--ArreS' 3 last week, 352.
The residence. Of Adolph Wunder, No. 1870
Of jewelry and 9th .sf articles.
A little By, named Thomas Carrigan. fell
into the river the foot of Adamss on sat n as
t9Ber TO his home, No. 40 Adamsst'
Frederick Lupere, a child six, years OF age,
fell into the of its parents residence ccnslv n
ured that it was to take IL 10 lne ons
Island College Hospital
An attempt was made on Saturday night 10
burn the dwelling Of Mr. Riley, on Graham-aye ana San
ford ST.. Seventeenth Ward put tnf o VII i, Tb r
IN time to prevent anu OSs u Io Inv i0
was hndled probably under the stars
On Saturday evening, about o'clock, Her
man Couklm boy residing at No 10 GrOyeplace, fell
from the platform of FultOnave. car, opposite Han
overplace aud was severely injured lie was conveyed
10 his home by some citizens.
In the Kings County Sumogate's Court, during
the past week letters of administration granted IN
Gnri,nG JamSs Howe ir Eliza Rates George Brally
and William Murphy all OF Brooklyn.
Margaret Hennessey and Mary Byrne were
arrested in Water street by sergt Crafts ut an early
Saturday morning, on the charge OF misbehayior
They brought before Justice Walsh VINO sentenced
the frstnamed 10 Jail for twenty-five days Mary was
sentenced 10 Jail for five days.
Lewis Peibers, y Waterman employed at the
RdgewOOd Water Works. was found dead IN the engine
time since by being iammcd between the boat and the
Tenders while entering the slip at Fulton Ferry from inc
years who resided at No 500 Hicks street. was found
dead on Saturday morning. She had been complaining
for some months Death II Is supposed was caus0u "
heart disease.
Last evening officer Levy of the Forty ninth
Precinct arrested Ann Connolly OF Flushing avenue near
Spruce-st on complaint of Edward Connolly Ii appears
that the complainant who her stop son. was seated at
tho table while quarrel was progressing between S
father and the prisoner The latter TOOK up IOrk anu
made blow at him with It, but he managed TO eVade ~
She then seized and struck him win u Oh tne tOp
of the head cutting wound two inches long. Dr. Con-
way a neighborug physician dressed the wound. Ann
was locked mp answer the charge OF feoonS assault
The Collector of the Second Internal Revenue
District announces that he will be prepared TO receive
payment of this years income tax at his Office NO 10
Court st. from the 2Oh the 3ls inst and the Collector
of the Third District makes a similar announcements
relation his district the taxes Of which Will be received
from the 18th to the Sst inst at the o no SS 6y aW
beyond which time there is 10 redress and penalties ior
nOnpayment will be inflicted
JERSEY CITY-Martin Reilly and Arthur
Mcmahon Yesterday fined So each for driving their
carts on the sidewalk ON Saturday evening
The May Anniversary of the Sunday Schools
takes place today.
Thomas Tyner was held to bail yesterday,
charged with an attempt to enter Wagners saloon on
North Ffth-st
A gang of river thieves made two attempts,
at early hour Saturday morning. to enter ING saloon
through the floor, from their boat, the building being
erected the water piles but they discovered
ey returned and attempted break open door, when
they were fired upon, but succeeded in getting Off
X,
broke out I'm the cottonseed oil factory OF Bachman
Co.. Of PayOna avenue and Provost street Owing
to the nnammable nature Of the material the hrenen
were unable to exingush the flames aud the building,
stock and machinery were totally destroyed. The fire
losses are as follows On stock $4,000 machinery $4,000
boiler aud engine 5000 buildings S2oOOG total SqsoOo
Partially insured IN NewYOrk and eastern companies
An old mansion in the First Ward has ac-
qured the reputation of being haunted" u was for
merly occupied by an e1Commodore OF the navy and
supeistious people that the old gentleman pays
periodical visits to the house. sometimes inside, aud at
others to the yeradah mp ana down when ne Whks as
his habit in life Two policemen state that while SIT
ting in the verandah night about three weeks since,
one had his ear slapped ana the other was suddrhiy
seized and dragged to the opposite side reporter OF
one Of the local papers who boards 10 the house but DIS
that hIter feuilnG on saturday ght Als pillow was s1i
denly raised about six inches, aud then as suddenly let
deuiy caeye tlem, though they are doubtless victims
OF some hoax
FLUSHING, L. 1.-THE five o'clock train
number Of rio6dS inGiSidusS Who 6sIfcd their mus
euar abilities 10y beating QUE OF the passengers IN bru
ton the rioters aghted took the horse car for williams
burgh aud escaped arrest
JAMAICA, L. I-Mr. James Bevins of Four
wagon While driving through this village bnt serious
injury sustained by either Party Charles r Ben.
Railroad. The Methodist Society Of this village have
abandoned the Free Church SYSTEM and now rent their
pews.
GLEN COVE, L. I.-Mr. Egbert Hegeman of
tins place met with very accident Saturday
He was attaching horse TO wagon, when the animal
his face in a fearful manner.
ISLIP, l.. 1.-The new Presbyterian church
at ms place will be dedicated tomorrow az $50 m.
The ordination and installation Of the Rev. John Muir
dOch graduate Of the class OF 1863 90 PtlucetOn VINO
has received and accepted a call TO the above church
will take place on the same day 3 p m. the Rev. W.
G. Barnes. Of Sag Harbor, viii preach the dedeatory
sermon.
hennery Of MI Yelling upon the NewtOwn Road, lead
from Astoria robbed Of % pairs OF Brahna fowls
morse from the barn Of Mr. Mare TIE thieves
frightened of by large Merchandising dog kept IN the
Grandt entered and robbed OF several articles Of
jewtlry gnd sllVcrWPTe.
NEWTOWN, L. lon Saturday afternoon as
the engine O the Long Island Railroad COMPANY, "Uncle
Tom was being put on board lighter nc NcwtOwn
creek BY the hcaying Of the Lighter
MOUNT VERNON, n. Y.-Messrs. Chiches- |
and Wheeler have resigned their positions as Trns
tees Of the age & % ny ne Sne b@d OF Fix
WHITE PLAINS.-The temperance OFgani- |
zalous of WCs'chcster County VIII meet IN Convention at
this village Wednesday next for the purpose Of choos
Convention 10 DC held al Syracuse on tho 18Th proI
YONKERS.-Th The Statesman has passed under |
the editorial control OF Mr. Edwards Clarke. Mr. T.
liver three lectures this week under the auspices OF tho
Free ReadiDgRoom Association.
EDGEWATER, S. 1.-The spacious Temper |
ance Hall Of 3lst Division Sons OF Temperance situated
on Cauas, near Stapleton Landing, will DO publicly
dedicated 70 the temperance cause on 10 morrow even
Ing. Officers from the Grand Division and subordinate
Divisions Of York &c. will be present on the occa.
Sion ~
NEW -BRIGHT0N.-A general meeting Of !
fine Trustees Of the & r. Smith Inhrriag vas held few
evenings aSG, when H. was decided NJ accept tIt heW
chatter aud Oreaize the InFtuton under It's provis0hi
Subscriptions were reported to the amount Of $500
tOwRcl tne purchase OF tho new building.
RICHMOND, S. 1.-The several Masonic
Lodges Of Richmond County have decided meet the
following places during the present year: Richmond |
Lodge No GG viii meet az Port Richmond the frat aud
third Mondays in month; Huguenot Lodge no 3si
vii meet at Totenyc the first and third Thursdays In