New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-28
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MtbDfEf0WN, N. Y-At The annual ld,d meet S,iic
ing Of stockholders Of the ce 81 the COM
pa1v on 6T4sdsT the old Board Of Directors was re-
elected together with the other Officers yz lanes
Prouse Secretary William Evans, Treasurer itit n
Of the Orange County IesenarI DnseR
bury and Frank r Jessup t*O gentlemen Of this village 90
on Tuesday made yeocPede Journey 70 as ~ hours
POUGHKEEPSIE.-At the County Temper
Convention held here yesterday the following %
gates to the Syracuse Temperance G9ntebeon A.
Fink, Edward Crummy, the Rev. W. c. smith, ana
Walter harrington.
EW-BRIGHTON, s. 1.-The Treasurer of
acknowledges the following receipts Proceeds Oh ora a,
a0 NJ tSn Hon George W Curtis at New Brighton
sl6l miscellaneous, $3l. Total, 1870
HOBOKEN, N. 1.-THE annual reception OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Will he held TINS
evening at O'clock in the Lecture Room or the PresDy
terrain Church. West Hoboken Sophia Meyer last nght
charged her husband Paul and man assan ' SSo
and beating bor with chair Meyer was held 20 Dali
but Eberhardt has not yet been aSnn
TO be consolidated.
JERSEY CITY.-About six years since John
Vance clerk employed by the Eric Railway COMPANY nd
but was subsequently discharged Vance then D.0ngnt
snit against the Company srdsS ms rs verdict Of
81 900 for the complainant
A slaughter house proprietor, named O'Neill,
has been complained Of for Keeping hogs on MS peSe
and feeding them on DIAL.
The house. No, 304 South SecOnd-st., was
robbed yesterday OF gold and silver watch and several
articles Of clothing during the temporary absence Oh he
occupant.
Philip Hughes and eight workmen employed
by him In moving house were arrested, last nlght,
charged with destroying shade trees by fastening chains
was fined $50 aud the others were discharged.
An Association of Riparian Owners has been
formed here 10 raise funds to test the legality OF the act
passed by the last Legislature giving TO inc state te
control Of all lands lying under water regardless Of tho
rabts ~ ths shore oWners The suit will be brought
the United States Supreme Court.
Mary Naughton, an infant two months old,
died suddenly last evening at No SO Railroad
1t had been put ont to the death OF It's mother
inquest held at which evidence was gwen Dy D
Kristen TO the effect that death was caused ny cohVuE
sions. Verdict accordingly.
NEWARK.-An unfinished building was
blown down at the corner OF Ferry and Jacksonsts on
Wednesday afternoon slightly inluring two WOrkmen
The loss was about the Court OF Quarter SEES
sons yesterday the Mayor aud Common Council OF the
city tried an indictment for maintaining spring
ed-aye. In filthy condition, and were found not guilty.
The Newark and Orange HorseCar Railroad Company,
indicted for not keeping their track IN goOd repair re-
H. Purdy died Wednesday night from the effects
OF wounds received Saturday, the l7th ns by the
explosion Of yarnish kettle in Messrs Snyder Iischs
japannng establishment IN Boyden-st.. Mrs. Lefty
Reardon. residing at No. 90 Diyson.st, was ar
rested and committed for trial Yesterday upon a
charge OF having committed "A brutal assault upon
her stepdaughter, girl II years OF age.
MOUNT HOLLY, n. 1.-THE inquest over the
bodies Of the three victims OF the late terrible explosion
OF locomotive the Camden and Burlington Railroad
has been commenced before Coroner Love Inc tesll,
mony elected thus far reveals facts that be used
that the engine Was built In 1853 II was drawing train
Of 100 tuus while IL considered capable OF drawing
OF 10 pounds Of steam. and IL was carrying 10 pounds
when the explosion took place No defect mas appeared
probable that the inquest win be terminated by verdict
cXculratlHg the railroad company ana us employes