New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

Daniel sickles Grand Secretary OF the Masonic
IETaG5snity gave vo s' most pleasing to him
Mr. williamson late engineer OF the ona,Inoo E val
Where me- had nnrebased farm of land in high state OF
cultivation for en- an acre and had also pnr
chase of 400 acres Of land for $500 on behalf OF large
firm whose intention 1t IL to Duid lac
tory The speaker further remarked tna nv Western
eities n farmer could at all command q better
price for the produce of his land than those out west
NORTH HEMPSTEAD, l.. 1.-The Queens
County Court and Court OF Sessions, the Hon JOIN
Armstrong presiding, conyenes at tho C0utEhouse
today Thirty criminal cases are on the docket
MINFOLA. I. 1.-The Winter meeting of the
Queens County Agricultural SSe9 n W"s entries for field
Tie secretarys report showed that the receipts
HI tI pas 6e nresen time was only $500 debt 1t
was stated that no direct offer had been made to the
ecCt 10y far Officers was held with the following
suit: For President Charles H. Jones OF oyster pay
VicePresident Charles D. Leverich OF Newtown secre
tary and Treasurer, John Harold OF Hampstead III
rectors f. r. ThOrne Of North Hemstead, ana H. W.
Rowland Of Queens
| MOITNT VERNON, n. "a gang Of bur-
glars were very busy Saturday night The residence or
the Rev. Mr. Williams pastor OF the baptist Ghafc. s she
store OF Mr. Williams, grocer aud the market OF MT
Hemendof visited, but the amount OF punder Cd
tanned was small.
POTNDRIDGE, N. Y.-The store of Mr.. John
d. Bishop was burned Saturday. The sheds OF tue
Preshvtean Church were also consumed and the Church
itself narrowly escaped destruction Inc loss rs aDo
SO OOO The properly Of Mr.. Bishop partly insured
|
on the McCord farm this place, and much specua
tons having been INDUCED in as TO when and Dy WHOM
writes To saw that nearly co years ago old Revoln
tonary pensioner, John Williams, better known AS 1io
"COskey Flint" often referred TO the spots over tho
farm where his father had shown him the Indians were
buried. and also the place where the chleI was W. M
arrows and tomahawk The digging up OF the skeletons
is regarded as confirmation OF Closkey fnI siory c
Indians about century and half ago used tne 'io
| Cord farm for burying ground.
WEST POINT.-On Saturday night the sloop
Venus loaded with 40 tuns OF stone came IN cos sion
| place and sunk The propeller was not much injured
Jersey CITY.-As Mrs. Sanberger of No.
1i7 Hendersonst. filling Kerosene lamp yesterday
Of the fluid p Ga% 3n the ov AVA W. a S
ceeded in smotherng the hames by wrapping sOIe De9
Ehng gSqt fatally GI %s sn S daughter
also badly burned. James McGainey conductor ol
he Jersey City and line OF horsecars was struck
on the head on Sunday night by stone hurled by James
Lee and knocked insensble. Lee escaped 1he uculy
| occurred about the payment OF fare
| Union HILL.-Henry SchOulder, n tailor,
who has wife and family residing in Jersey City
short time ago married Amanda Dltz, Hover girl OF
t PtT last when his first wife entered his new
home and after upbrading him Tor MS conduct haaG
| general smash OF the furniture, ana eOnsueTaDy
moshed himself suit for assault is talked Of also
counter suit for Dlgaihy -
NEWARK.-During Sunday night the office
of Mr. William Bards stone yard az mo- 10,
robbed OF small sums OF money and valuable papers,
A
80 rescued drowning man from the Canal on Sunday
NIGHT She said have saved the lives OF Two persons
nreyiOusly Her name Is not given. MT MatJhe" COr-
rigan surrendered himself at the PoceStat0n yester-
dey having been informed that warrant was issued Tor
hs arrest upon charge OF having destroyed note for
Sc0O which was presented by Mr. Cora Drake he gave
hail for his appearance The Rev James McCOsh, DD,
President OF Princeton College, lectured IN the Cehal
i,reshvterian Church last evening on The Association
OF Ideas and its Influence on the Training Oh inc Mill
There good audience, ana the DISCOURSE WAS ilS
| tened TO with much interest
| PATERSON.-M Ryle instructs the police
70 report cases street distractions and IN case OF a
ure OF persons their removal then the ponce are
10 remove the distractions at the expense OF the owner
| - The 1remcn will parade tomorrow, ana receive
new hose meeting was held last evening NJ
| DerrouI's Hall 10 organize Musical Association mo
golden wedding ~ Postmaster walls was cee0rateu iSV
| way will 20 through Paterson. Riverside people are
making extended arrangements therefor ne GOd" ~
willie Macadamized Road IL graded threehtths OF ts
length Dr. Oswald Warner has been appointed Exam
| ing Surgeon OF the Pension Bureau.
| PLAINFIELD, n. J.-Ihe people here are
greatly excited since the ID INST rumor that Nj
William FrOrman, farmer living three miles IRON the
station had murdered IN the woods near ms house
Mr. FrOrman left his house on the morning OK tat uy'
and has not heard from. ON sunday 500 men
t the house and secured the country In every
| direction but found no traces OF the missing man.
LAMBERTVILLE, N 1.-THE mill OF ID: IS.
Seabold. on tho Aashockng Creek, on the old YORK
Mount Airy and about two miles from TINS place
used for the purpose OF preparing OIL 1or
the mill 10 the amount OF sJ,
aud on the contents abou SGOo This Is the second ml
burned on the stream within four months.
BOUND BROOK, n. J.-Charlotte BaumaDn,
age co. was struck by locomotive on the Central Raul
road Friday, near the station anu IL Is Ieareu was
fatally Injured.