New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
BROOKHAVEN, L. 1.-The following Is the
value OF real and personal property in the several towns

WESTCHESTER.-The celebration by the
weschester Cold Water Society OF their first anniversary
was gTsha 90ln az no S carried out The
Father Mathew T. A b. Brass Band In conjunction with
Mrs. Roberts and Prof Kanskle furnished the musc;
meeting OF the Eastern Boulevard Commissioners has
been called for early day. TO take decisive measures
in regard TO work being commenced on the road.
RYE. n Y.-The Sniffen property, known rs
the Rye Hotel carriage stables, sheds &o have
been purchased to make room for new comn0dlous,
Railroad Company and TO afford more extensive accom-
mOdatOns for the carriages which cOn8regate there on
the arrival Of traips from tle city: asS: g
fORDHAM-Through the efforts of the
Metropolitan Police at fremont aud the Fifteenth Pre-
enct Of NegYork al the property stolen RON MS
has been recovered, but the thief escaped.
. PELHAM.-Messrs. Benjamin lIageman,
Edward W. Lawrence, Abraham Hatfield. and BIundage
snen, the committee appointed by the Board OF super
the present condition OF the bridge connecting this place
with WestchesteT met at me once Of Gase s
bridge, which they found In very unsafe condition
cayed and the old piers the center having been carried
away by large vessels coming In contact with then AS
the old resort Of patching only lasts for short season an
iron bridge seemed meet the views OF majority OF
the committee, and Will be recommended by them After
the examination tue committee was taken IN charge Dy
Hotel, and furnished a sumptuous collation..
PORT JERVIS, n. Y-A girl by the name
Of ocerhOut residing Just across the RIVER a.
noon Ocerbout returning from Sabbath School
lod ged them in the County JAN Milford Miss Deter
years OF and bears ali excellent character
MANUEL, N. Y.--Mr. A. n. Rawkin, counsel
for Mr. Isaac Boyce who was suspicion Of
having fired the Blauvelt homestead, states that the
report that the prisoner wished To rent the DuldhR
but hs offer being refused he threatened that II should
be burned is without any foundation In fact IN far
the threat s concerned
HOBOKEN.-James Carroll, jr, 10 years of
age was yesterday ana taken before ed
The money stolen comprised the savings during several
taken by his son from barrel IN which 1t was concealed
The boy spent about 500 Of In treating his companions
IN visiting low places of amusement The remainder was
found in his possession Two other boys taken into
custody at the time with the thief on suspicion OF
having received some OF the stolen money but were dis
charged upon reprmand. James was committed for
trial
WEST HOBOKEN.-James Magosh, prom-
nent and wealthy citizen, hung himself yesterday by
clothes ne from rafter the cellar Of his house
the Monastery, during fit of Temporary insanity.
JERSEY CITY.-The Rev. G. II. Peeke of
the First Reformed Church has accepted call from
church in Davenport, Iowa. .Ihe employees OF the
New-Jersey Railroad contributed altogether e6 to the
Avondae fund Edith O'GOrman, late Sister Teresa,
repeated her lecture on the Romish Priesthood the
South Baptist Church. last evening.
HUDSON CITY-Mrs. Alice Martin, while
attempting TO avoid cart on Newarkaye, yesterday
fell into an excavation and seriously injured In the
Court of Quarter Sessions, yesterday Patrick Shea and
pocketbook containing s9s from the clothes OF Andrew
Goodwin while he was bathing They we're remanded
for sentence.
Conkey on Belmontave., was entered by burglars
Monday night and robbed Of 500 worth Of property.
Frederick Schott who standing upon the platform
Of Overcrowded street yesterday, thrown TO
the street by car moving IN an opposite direction and
severely injured. Daniel Lee, who attacked Conductor
Gaffney Sunday arrested yesterday and held In
q, 900 bail. Ganney is said to be recovering
NEWARK.-Yesterday afternoon the exam
ination Of Messrs Heming BOnback, the Hudson City
match-makers, who were arrested charged with using
bogus stamps, was conducted before Commissioner
Whitehead and the defendants held In $4,000 bail
for trial On Monday evening the house OF Mr.. Charles
Thomas Johnsonave., was robbed OF 500 worth OF
ewelry while Mrs. Thomas occupied In the kitchen.
BELLVILLE, n. thames Collins, a farmer
living this place. cut his throat, Monday night,
with razor, during a fit OF insanity He is still living,
but 1t is thought his injuries will prove fatal.
WASHINGTON, N. Jon Monday evening
fire broke out in frame dwelling at the OF Bel
videre and WasbngtOnayes., IA this village, and lc
suited IN the destruction Of ve frame buildings and
loss Of $4,000.
LYNDON, n. 1.-THE house Of a Mr.. John
robbed Of large quantity Of clothing and some
valuable papers on Monday night.