New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1862.
suydam and Edward Dowrfng were convicted Of bur
gry and sentenced to thee Pentenary for years,

euydam and Edward Dowrfng were convicted Of bur-
gry and sentenced to thee PentAntary for years.
i've months and ~ days
COrinthian Temple OF Honor No. IS celebrated
their FIRST anniversary ~ their rooms corner
Of Court ara UnIOn hts South BROOKLYN. Ihefo were
80 members prese It, and the reunion vas OF an inter-
esting character
The fr2ae dwelling, No. 55 Graham-aye., f. D.,
owned @ Conrad Nyer, took fire yesterday morning and
total loss amounted s25oo. They were insured for
$4,000 The hre is believed to have been set oy an III
cendary.
The Common Council met in the Superyi-
ors Room IN County Court House yesterday Alder
man George H Fisher presiding petition was fee e
Of the Flatbush and Brooklyn Turnpike Road, ASKING
that the property be rec0nyeyed TO Them IA they Under
stood that by recent decision OF the Court OF Appes
| a RECOMMENDATION necessary. The resolution was
adopted. The contract for building the new Traant
Home was awarded to Messrs. Taylor etryker.
The deaths in Brooklyn last week were 154,
these % men. - boys II women and 80 girls 80
under OF The principal diseases were
Cholera nfaptum Ia consumption 49, naraemus 10; con-
vnsons o; ITO were born in the Un,ed States Ireland
"a; England, 8; Germany, Switzerland Scotland !;
British America 1; Unknown, q The largest number
we're in the sixteenth Ward which had H. tho Sixth Ward
had H. the Twentyfrst Ward IL, the First and Twenty
| second Wards EACH
MOUNT VERNON.-The election for School
Officers as held ON Monday, and resulted follows:
Members Of the Board Of Education for full terms q
j. c. Howard for year, to MI vacancy, j. Marsh
Treasurer, James g. Van Court for Clerk and Llra
rian, VIM. +. seignt
1OhhlON N.-lHc IIoib-
cultural Society OF this village held their annual far on
Thursday and Friday, when most creditabe display OF
fruits flowers vegetables, and produce generally was
made while the display OF live stock was one OF great
interest
JERSEY CITY.-At about II a. IN. yesterday
Mrs Green knocked down and run over by team OF
horses attached TO large truck driven by Paterson
Teese Mrs Green, who In seriously hurt was conveyed
her home. Teese held for examination George
Walker who sentenced few days ago 10 ten years
imprisonment in the State Prison for having committed
rape upon Mary Jane Stevens has confessed his guilt
HUDSON CITY.-The Hudson County Courts
opened their October session yesterday morning Judge
Bedle presiding, and Judges Randolph, sturRs ana
Quae the bench Judge Bedle delivered the charge
10 the Grand Jury.
NEWARK.-The course of lectures announced
be delivered under the auspices Of the Caledonia
Society will actually be given by the "Cay Liter
airy Society,"" The fat men have elected the following
officers: Charles Carpenter 260 pounds), President; j.
w. Lockwood (136 pounds Secretary, and VIM. III. Com
ersa t26 pOunds Treasurer tThe residence OF Mrs
day morning. and robbed OF clothing worth $50 How
ard Lodge o. OF o. II. celebrated its twentyeghth
nyersary on Monday night.
PATERSON.-The Passaic Falls since the
storm present aD elegant appearance The H. NJ, A. A.
boahouse Ia surrounded by the water OF Dundee Lake.
stopped by the washing of the Newburgh Branch emban
men and no mail was received yesterday. The bar
bers have agreed 10 close their shops Sundays.
Mayor Ryes request that the Board OF Aldermen should
law against selling liquor Sunday, tabled for the
expressed that the Board has right nufy
State law. The Rev Dr. Honbower has arrived home
from Europe The Rev DR. Barnard has been reelected
President Of the Historical Society.
WASHINGTON, N. Ut was Benjamin b.
Hutchings fireman the Morris aud Essex Railroad
instead of George Force, who killed this place
on Friday