New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
THE CITY.

stion WIS made by r. w. ROyalG. Mard, in neat ana
Terinient in feeling and graceful manner After the
presentation R.W George H. laymo&Hd & SIa9a i oeSd1aT{
81 tbe Grand Lodge Of the State OF New eIE, eNelhp
6ed the third degree, m accordance Win he standEo M
work and f1 the presence 'eI avery IA'Ee Oouy Vi '0
Dretlgen. .
Marshall Jewell, Governor elect of C0nnecti-
eut; GOV Evans of Colorado the Hon Dennis mccarthy,
Mrs 81 cen lei senoheld Washington the Hon Robert H.
PG Abs9y the Hon a., A. b Cornell thaeS se en
at the F1fh-ayenne hotel the Hon K99eTt IT, y:
SSee'gS Ge Hap Samuel Sal Hooper, NJ C, aud F. Gordon
Dexter, Massachusetts,, are at the BreVo0rt HOuSe
MOrren NJ c., PENNSYLVANIA, and exGov Parsons 4i
Alabama at the Astor Ho1se Gen. n r Banks NJ
snd c. B. Lindemann, PennsylVania are AT the ~ Nch9
% Hotel Col sa% psRST sFe At Of the
TB. Gates Of Kingston is at the Holman House
BR00KLYN.-Thet total number of deaths In
shis city last week was l4l.
Charles A. SOdenburg, native OF Wales
6ied the Long Island College Hospital on Monday
night FROM the effect Of injuries sustained on the Is. iHs
while engaged work in the machine shop al the 1901 OF
Aanticst An inquest was held by Coroner Jones ana ana
SCd-st.
James Haggerty was arrested by Officer Hen
pessey Oa the Fortythird Precinct Police, on Monday
night and locked up IN the cells OF the stau9nhouse,
where dead @ E %G3@s morning weS d%U 0
sufficient severity to have caused death Inc snpposluo
sre and leaves FANNY residing at Greenfield L. i. An
Inquest wal be held upon the remains to-day.
The hOnse of Mr.. Joseph Lee, No. 100 Cum
berlandsf, robbed yesterday Of diamond rlng'
gold chain. and other articles valued at 800 II ssaP sup
Calling @ 6ese III Elizabeth Burden who left premises
about the tne the property was missed "A serfane & m
April g. with fur cape and dress in the pockets Of
s %S' N US m In oSse Of Mr. C. White No Cer
moptaye, left with SILVER plated ware &C. &c, valued al
$500. The girl gave her name as Catharine Grey
Tke Board of Supervisors met yesterday
afternoon the President Mr. w j. Osborne, in the chair
Tue Committee Salaries reported in favor OF paying ing
rate of $500 year from the LIST OF April Ie W Tages @
Committee was adopted Resolutions in respect to the
memory OF the late exsuperVsor Garrison OF the
reported in relation to bills presented for constructing
the Pass m 3 sS e $500 cost sap s 1ne
Crooke said that the in the country knew
nDgs and. Therefore, moved that the subject bO re,
ferrea back TO- the Committee for report which was
adopted The Board then adjourned until April 81.
WILLIAMSBURGH-T Rev. Leonard w.
Racon, D. d., presided over influential meeting Of
free traders in Washington Hall last evening. Prof
addressed che meeting.
FLUSHING, L. LAT the examination for ap-
ihe oace OF Commissioner Cornt in this village, John
etks OF Locust VALLEY d and Ed%srd Payne % OF Glen
OF temperance seems to be gaining ground in this town.
hourishng Division Of upward OF 100 members. The
Flushing Division is constantly increasing 10 numbers
Tie Cadets Of Temperance also in ourshng cOnd-
ton Within the past week the officers OF these oTganza-
ton were duly installed.
recently stopped by the bursting OF the DAM again
fu operation. The cavity made by the rush Of water
struced The bridges stn stand the flood left them
IN dangerous condition.
NEWTOWN, L. 1.-The bill presented in the
Legislature authorizing the payment OF Frank Swift for
temporary bridges over Newtown Creek has been re-
ported adversely from the Assembly Committee to which
i referred The following table shows the Consts-
Sides aud Justices fees in this town for the past years
Ts%.: %s.'isa 10 s'i isSs "a ss'" ss
ys SI.:: Is, 3; ) SssSs: SS:s E.5S:s: a.Sis
1WESTCHESTER, N. Y.-The managers of |
yestchester County Agricultural and HORTICULTURAL so
eety held meeting on Saturday ss pns Se s
sSa decided 10 extend the time of holding the Fair four
das instead Of three s heretofore and devote g last
adopted in fayorof granting the use OF the fsirgoqHds
SS6 parei if TO have grand p show at the
next Fair the time for holdR which VIII not pc nked
Fir Vii be held The Fair grounds are to be the
Of a grand jubilee oil the Fourth Of July next
WILLIAMS BRIDGE.-A new road is 70 bS !
o @ @ 9a SPfsGS p oo to
ner aud Pamers corner The road will be three rods
Sarah Valentine, peter M Wilson and the Nelson farm
onenco Of numerous mistakes occurring in the transmits
sion of letters intended for Williams Bridge to Williams
Office name been changed to Jerome IN accord
ance with an application that effect on the part OF the
new Roman Catholic Church IN this village. The sc Sc
iected is the White Plains road, near the Union
NYACK-A meeting of the Directors of the
Hyaek aud Northern Railroad Company was held at the
ofce Of The Northern Railroad Company OF NewJersey
Yesterday Mr. VIM. VOOrhs President OF the Company,
reported that the entire capital stock OF the Company
amounting $4,000 had been duly subscribed, and upon
his recommendation committee three appointed.
with full power the right OF way ny purchase OF
0therwe and 10 make contracts for the Immediate con-
suciion the road The President was directed TO call
for am immediate meBt ~ 10 per cent the subserp
tous capital stock Of the Company ana Mr. Peter
VOorhs authorized To- collect the same aud give re-
eelpts the name OF the Treasurer.
orr Q Iob Me- la1
~ yea.s suddenly at his parents residence, Ou Fin
gprbOard Road yesterday. He was just going 10 school,
when he complained OF dizziness in his head and before
was requested To hold an inquest.
TOMPKINSVILLE, S. 1.-The Treasurer Of
the Smith Inhrmary has the receipt OF SAO
by subscription, during the past week
HOBOKEN.-Phil Applet was arrested in
this city yesterday afternoon, upon complaint OF Simon
w Parson # Oneida County, NJ T.. by whom he was |
by testimony Of the latter were partners m business
aud the accused said 10 have taken $4,000 in money
raised upon The credit OF he nn n.e Tn we ana nd s
cred the NewYork authorities by his own consent ana
request.
JERSEY CITY.-Mr. William H.. Frasse,
Soar and instantly expired Coroner Warren will hold
n0 narst Alexander Watts the quartermaster Of the
hoard his vessel yesterday afternoon OF heart disease
The body was viewed by Coroner warren, VINO VIII hOld
sbe nVenent I'm Monmout-st. the Of South
Elgithst, aud died In q few minutes
NEWARK.-A young girl, who gave her |
name as Lctta MaDiK. complained at me PoGe-statoh
sserelay that had been robbed OF w. WIN wich
shefntended % go 10 Chicago, by Young man "nOse
sroaaiutaDce sle made at the Marketst Depot war
Meeting OF the Ne wark Board Of Trade tho C0mmtee
appointed confer with c0nItIee vi dno ntin"
Council 1Po1 me matter % lad been arrived
t and that work would soon be commenced 10 eIeaT to