New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

would give to It, and Vaughn said he would give
siOO Some words then ensued about the az lr, and NJ.
Govern, calling In some friends, assaulted Vaughn as
brought before the Third District Court yesterday. and
held 10 await hearing on the charge.
JERSEY CITY.-The charge of riotOus con
duct, preferred against Dgen Hose No 3. has been dl
missed. and the company has been placed on duty aS
In the case of John Grenscher, who was
killed by the fail Of building Grands on THURSDAY
as already stated. ~.
A meeting of soldiers is to be held ,h nn a,,,o
city, this evening. TO take action IN Secks az the
ment OF extra bnunties upon lo'e0u N
Treasury Department ,..u1
MT. KISCO, N. Y.-The Rev. j.: M MI la ~.
pastor of the NJ Z. Church. was reeent obpnt 500
DIVE N Two men we're badly injured
m last on the Boston Post Road between
this place o by vas II nSt
fatally Injured by particles Of flying stone
M0ITNT VERNON, n. Y-There arc seven
applicants for the Enthusiastically of this village
PORTCHESTER, N. Y.-Mr. Frederick M.
Plat has been reappointed Postmaster
IRVINGTON, N. Y.-Mr. George Merit Is
erecting upon his premises grapehouse which TO COST
$4,000
HASTINGS, N. Y.-The number of burglar
les during the last three months has been ~
The last IS that committed upon the premises Oh mr.
Beck when SIS worth of provisions were carried away
YONKERS, n. VA new Masonic society,
10 be known as the YoDkers Oonma antnhIysbed
LYMAN Cobb. IT,. vii act as the L. Commander.
The first regular conelave of the association Was
held few evenings since, when " was uete IL
mined that The regular election for officers Will take
place the l4tb of June Fifteen trains ana sh oI r
now run daily between this village and NeW-1otH Ine
Hudson River Railroad Company proposes TO reinoG 9.
its timetable early day in the coming MONTH"; anu "
run % trains daily. >.
HOBOKEN.-An enthusiastic velocipedlst
has been fined s. for running his vehicle on the
"A little child, whose parents reside AT NO III % ~
ST. died yesterday from the effect OF burns % ~
running against stove while left temporarily alone on
Sunday last. When the mother returned shc 'o""u '
child enveloped in flames
NEWARK.-Tbe New-Jersey Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty Animals has Just been organ.
lied here by the appointment OF tue o RIM
Won p r. ouin Marcus L. Ward, Ad0lph sehalk Treasu'
rer Aaron VI. King Secretary X. watson 6huer EH
and The snciety is now ready for work The inquest
over the body Of Christian steer was resumed ioIe
oner Chase Yesterday. Testimony was taken touennB
bc habits of the DECEASED previous his sudden dsap.
pearance. The testimony showed that lie Was man u
kind rendered almost The opinion of the Jurors
as 10 the cause Of his death divided, and nohwlti'
standing the opinion OF DIR. Lebbach the County Pysl-
cian who was confident that death resulted from lo-
lence and that the body was alterWarG thrown INTO @
river verdict rendered 10 the effect that deceased
came 10 his death by cause unknown 10 inc jury
meeting of carpenters was held at upper Library nan
last evening when organization was partially formed
with the object Of making their strike successful me
men arc determined to force the employers 10 agree 10
ING tic consent OF many The three Newark regiment
OF the National Guard have elected the following ON
First MISREPRESENTATION NaIu' NoionCi
H. Hay IieutenantC Colonel; John Hunkele, Major.
Second Regiment-Joseph W Phence, Colonel Alfred r.
Mum, Lieutenant Colonel Edward i. Bingham Major.
Third Regiment-Jomes Peckwell, Colonel; John Blunt
zingho1er Lieutenant Colonel; Henry stoeckel Major
BELLEVILLE, II. IA gang of burglars
visited this village Thursday night aud entered sew
era houses and offices in search Of pnnder without
however obtaining any large quantity The safe In the
Office Of Messrs. Lee & Holmes was blown Open but
there was nothing in IT, The Office OF A X. Padmus was
also entered but nothing Of value was removed The
dwelling OF Or. Ward entered by rear window in
the second story The thieves carried away from this
place two valuable watches and an overcoat Another
house. occupied by Mr. W. H. Lane, entered but 40
! loss sustained.