New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Hamilton Fish, Secretary of state sent letter OF regret
that he unable TO attend and USED OF
TmiSraoU i are sne sased Few il any, charities have
ever been founded with wiser or nore n more liberal or
more truly catholic pIlnclpes.' 80 .
BROOKLYN.-The Police made 52o aiieS'S
| last week.
The total number of persons REGISTERED IN IN
Brooklyn is "a, 1871. decrease OF 1870 comPai'" ~
registration last year. -,
The BODY of an infant four weeks Ola s was
| found in a WELL on the premises OF MI "ioh"''
| foot OF Forty -ninthst, last evening.
The cork and plaster factory of NosIia ~ o.
Trnsow corner Of Broadway and Thirdst T To- "ns
partially destroyed by fire on Saturday Inc io'' vi
stock and machinery amounts TO $500
In the SuTOgates COurt OF BroORlyhi dast
week, letters OF administration we're gran.e'u ~ Srb
tates Of John Holmes william Iarn; and Hester
John Lancy, Maria G. Mead. Titus Is DcRson' anu '-''
A. X. Pearson, all Of this city
WESTCHESTER.-A meeting was held IN
the Town Hall Wednesday, for the purpose oi
70 he called the Pei6am.ave. and Fordham Boulevard
The line commence at Pelham Bridge anu VI" ce
dale village direct TO Fordham where u VIII conheee
with the old Fordham boulevard Tine wiatn G me ~
road will be 100 fee and the Commissioners haMley ~
Clapp, Thomas Jay Byrne, John DOhohoe, JS,ODr f.
Little, and Edmund G. Sutherland nave esoIYou W. ~ ~
work Tho trustees Of st. Peters Church nave taken
to have the Chapel adjoining inc nres nave
commenced digging trenches for the f0unuAtlon'
MOUNT VERNON.-The New Church or
Swedenhorgan Society will Law the cornerstone OF new
house of worship Chester Hill at IL a. m touay Inc
Rev Chauncey Giles OF New-YOrk will ohciate
GREENBURGH.-Ata meeting of taxpayers
great dissatisfaction was expressed IN regard 70 Tue a
6er in which affairs connected with the laying ont ana
openlng Of Central Park.ave had been managed hhn
Al 600 was appropriated 10 test the validity 0 Tue acs Oh
the Legislature the subject and the dongs OF the .oh
missloners appointed TO carry out the provisions OF e
hill Messrs James A. Hamilton, Theodore h. BENEDICT
and Supervisor Willetts were appointed Commlttee 70
obtain legal advice to what course should Dc pubueu
hyf la fovn
JERSEY CITY.-William Fitzpatrick was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon suspicion OF having sOen
| q horse which he had in his possession.
NEWARK.-In the Court of Oyer and Ter
yesterday Christian George was tehtenceu 70 yen
years In the State Prison. having been t0und kung on
10 indictments for larceny and receiving stoen eoous'
kens sentenced to year In the state iriSoni
John Ritter, found guilty five indictments Ior Dur
gary and larceny sentenced TO the state PRISON TOT
ten years and Titus DOremus for having committed an
assault and battery with intent TO commit rape mas n
fenced for two years the State Prison A horse was
| stolen from the stable OF John Haley, corner
| of West Bank and Bergen-sts., on THURSDAY nght'
The body Of unknown man was found last eNtnlns,
terribly ma1gled lying upon the track OF the NewJeFsey
Railroad the station at Wayerey lie IL supposed
10 have been run over by OF the evening tralns The
body was removed TO the depot here where IL a"alls
| Identification and inquest.
| BRICKSBURG, n. 1.-THE citizens have
had a very successful agricultural fair and exhibition B
| II Hale ESQ., President OF the Now-Hork state TEN
perance Society addressed the people on temperance on
Thursday evening. The Rev J. b. Beach gave an ad
dress before the Library Association on THURSDAY even
ing the 2sth Subject OF lecture, Work ana wages"
union meeting Of al the churches Is held every sunday
evening.