New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30

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BROOKLYN.-The funeral services over the
remains of the late Henry McCoskey took place yester
day forenoon at the Church OF 81 Joseph IN G hHeS
member for some years past
A servant girl named Mary Gallagher, IN the
employ Of Mrs. Hart OF Pearl and WatersIS Was S
accidentally shot yesterday morning WIN With the
weapon at the time. The bullet entered the %o sI
right side, nictng wound which may prove laVai' "0
was conveyed TO the City Hospital
WILLIAMSBURGH.-B Shaw, years
of age confined in a cell at the Greenpont Statol osU
on charge OF aenpeTn vas
moned in time TO his life shaw was arrested ~ ms
wogon from W q g. Petty OF FisklI Landing, which he
sold for small in Danbury, Conn., He was taken 10
Fishkill last night.
A sickly-looking woman named Conlan, re-
siding at No. 10 South Third-st, +. D., was terribly
beaten with club by her husband because her relations
refused 70 give him money TO spend
Richard Thorn, residing at No. 80 South
SecOnd.st, died. yesterday at his residence from the
Of injuries accidentally received at the Navy
in the early part OF March last.
John Higgins, fireman, was brought before
Justice VOORHEES,, yesterday. ON a charge OF ieononSy
assaulting Philip Foley OF No. 1l9 South Third-st E d.,
ny slrhng MN Gn !e neau T onds w spDear for trial
at the Court OF Sessions.
JERSEY CITY.-Parepa's concert in this city,
advertised for tonight has been postponed on account
OF her sickness.
Several foreign insurance companies have
been taking survey Of this city, TO have an aec
rate description of the different buildings III case III
surances are applied for.
A novel case has just been argued before
Chancellor Zabrskie in this city At its last session the
Legislature passed providing for the drainage OF
ery authorized to be purchased by the
known as Dunns Mill but by placing dot over part
OF the il converted into ell" and the name was
changed 20 Dennis which the owners contend deleaIs
the intention of the law. Decision reserved
BAYONNE, n. J.-BayOnne Lodge has been
instituted at this placeder dispensation The following
are officers: A. r. Beecher W. NJ; Nathan BartlettS
w Hiram Van Buskrk. j. w; L. Gilbert. secretary W.
r. Cooke Treasurer; John Van Buskhk. jr, s. d.; Geo.
Taylor, j. D.; j. n Swope and f. C. ATWOOD NJ Oh Vi L.
johnson, Tyler.
HOBOKEN-Patricl Connolly had his hand
taken off I'm the factory in which he worked last night,
by IT'S being caught IN eog,wheel An uhknown man S
case OF goods falling upon him. An inquest VIII be held
Tomorrow. The Rev. Father Foster. pastor OF st.
Marys Church died last night after an HosS % mnd
Watsessng have been added to the rolling stock OF
the Morris and Essex Railroad.
NEWARK, N. J.-In the Court of Oyer and
Termuer the following persons against whom tire Grand
Jury had found indictments for mansauSher, assault
George Mackay, Robert Mead, William OBrien, Peter
McGnness, and Thomas Henry Their cases were SET
Wilbur agt The Newark Gas Light Company to recover
property which they trespassed, decided in favor
OF the defendants In the Common Pleas the OF Ann
Gbhcn agt Patrick Hanon for breach OF promise was
The Paterson and Newark Railroad Company has be-
come involved dispute with several real estate
Passaic below lowwater mark The operations OF the
Company in laying their tracks upon piles have been
checked by the efforts OF Alderman stevens, Capt Force
and others who commenced to build docks to obstruct
the work of che Company. Tho latter, decming their
rights udispuable, pulled up the piles driven by the
pf6perry-,rsfers and continued thir work. more
Strenuous opposition was sought to be made ny me
Pre- yesterday. but the rain la4H:ed the
proposed work large force was kept IN waiting by
both parties Yesterday, but no work was DONE ana me
collision which expected to take place between the
parties did The Railroad Company evidently
have the law their favor but they do not propose 10
force the property oWners by violence, Dut 10
submit the matter to the adjudication Of the cours
has appointed Mr.. F. W. Leonard the attorney for the
Secretly. His office is at the corner Of Broad ard
Bible cause IN NewJersey, amount 90 s334s 05 ~ this
2s9is O5 has been given to the American Bible So
Tho body OF German jeweer named Charles
FceSch, residing at No IS Brqe1st was ionnd hanging
fastened copper wire around his neck and to tins had
tied his suspenders. The deceased was about 45
Timothy Murphy, inspector Of cars at the Morris and
hSSe% uePCt Ms pn ose AND me III acera
1t is thought that he cannot recover An Invitation Is
extended to Bishops Clergy ana Laity, to attend dele
gate meeting OF The General Board Of Missions OF the
Episcopal Church. TO be held in this city from May 10
nearly 100000 in taxes for city purposes 6s the
erty in the city was 2,s2O,OOO.
NEW-ROCHELLE, n. Y.-At n meeting of
the Improvement Association, held few evenings ago,
the Committee on Town Hall reported against the oca-
against II IN not conforming to The line OF Manst, and
favored suspension OF work on the building until
ference could be had with the COMMISSIONER and
arrangement be made. II possible, Tor change OF site
Deveau one Of the Town Hall Commissioner VINO was
present, stated that changes could be made In the
without incurrng a large additional expense
contracts had been gwen out for the stone
cred on the 18th day OF May Under these circum.
stances II was decided by the meeting To throw no IN
pediuent in the way of the progress or the work
statement made 10 the Association that certain gen
emen Of the town Of PELHAM were endcayorng TO get
new boundary line established between the towns OF
Pelham and New Rochelle. by which large amount OF
WhCreupOn 1t urged that Mr. Davids the Supervisor
Of New Rochelle give his attention TO the subject with
view Of opposing any such scheme the part OF the Pei
haincs In accordance with the action Of town
meeting, Mr.. Davds VIII employ counsel IN the natter
MT. VERNON, N. Y.-Thc startling sound
heard few days since in Mt Vernon, Elstchester and
adjoining villages caused by the explosion of thirty
pounds Of nrOglyccrine, which the men at work upon
I'm the blasting OF rocks. To get ont OF the way they
earned it into the woods ana exploded it.
EDGEWATER, s. 1.-The members of the
Staten Island Literary Club. held meeting last evening
in this village. decided upon the erection Of suitable
monument over the grave Of the late Dr. John 0sle IN
MoGatt the Rev Dr. Rockwell and Mr.. j. o. Woods, was
appointed TO carry ont the object.
SNUG HARBOR, S. I.-Mr. George w.
Bungay, will deliver lecture Hand Work and Head
Work" at ihs village next wednesday evening Tho
Children OF Seamen.
HOHOKUS, n. J.-Horse thieves have been at
work in the northern part Of Bergen County. reward
Terry storns who il snnnosed to have heen
implicated in the rObberies Horses harness and wagons
have been taken from the barns Of the farmers
PATERSON.--ln the case Of Benjamin w.
Cole indicted for rape. the Jury out late last night
Judge charged III favor OF the prisoner far to
presume ihat consent given by the girl. The Jury
cxcitcdly disagreed. The sentiment against Cole.
This afternoon the Dundee Boat Club viii open the
son Oh the lake. Philip H. DOrcmus j. x. Christie, jr
and James LangstaH have obtained final discharges In
The grade OF the Paterson aud Newark
Railway is finished, and trains will DC running IN few
days In the match game OF billiards for the champion
ship Of ths city, 800 points carom, William Berdan beat
Cornelius Quackenbush by 6l points, with all average
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