New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

startled by the sudden appearance OF buEan uEan %as
armed with revolver and soon as the I'M manner
fTES several Wild shots i'm rand succession all witnout
taking effect The burglar fed but was use ne was
3S ~ 0n 1ntopngs CGing Tone Fourteenth ward the
named Robert Armstrong VINO nas opt him to Jail for
trial H., 100
HASTINGS N. Y.-The Exchange 1ast l0ITI DnmpaT MSS
the scene OF serious dispute on od I'm tho saloon i'm
~ ne and Irshnen cOngregated III he saloon III
& n T and soon became involved IN warm con-
troyersy Words were foiowee we're ser,onsy in
row ensued Two Of the contestants "oie 0'iiO"'' ~
BTOOMINGDALE.-The Church of the Holy
Name Rev Rchard % C and i BFoad
way during the next two weeks
FISHKILL LANDING, n. Y.-Terrence
Tracy laborer in Sanders's brick yard was instantly
Inont Of clay. lie leaves a wife and one child
EAST CHESTER, n. Y.--A rumOr prevailed
ON sunday last that the body Of the unknown man
recently found as reported on the estate Of Mr. Henry A.
BOwerBan, that OF the assassin OF Gilbert H. RODh
SON who was murdered in ms bed at Rye Neck on the
25th nit bundle Of clothing was subsequently dlseov
cred lying the unfortunate man, and 1t seems tha
something in some Of the apparel it contained started
the susniSIop The belief Was somewhat strengthened
by the assertion that the deceased had been III te e
poy OF gcntlenan residing at orenta, whose family
was on terms of Intimacy With that to which young
Robinson belonged. That gentleman judges however,
from the description given OF deceased that tins could not
have been the An impression prevailed in other
quarters that the deceased had been muTdeTed-a sup
position which no known circumstance warrants
MORRISANIA, n. Y.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the II. b. NJ and f. r. r. CO. was
held at the COmpanys office yesterday afternoon Inc
pan, WIN. Caudwen, IL. p whitney, a. b, whitney II.
Is Kirk, j. J. Hallenbeck, n. r. Wynkoop G. H. Minnan'
T. Back H. r. RemSen, VIM. Remsen and X. NJ. Hoe.
Inspectors Of Election A. b Hauptman l. Burnett ana
J. s,illma1 meeting OF the newly eleGGI Tes T
dent H. b. Kirk, YicePresdent c. H. Hinnan secretary,
and Wm Cauldwell Treasurer.
| WEST FARMS, n. Y.-Yesterday morning
about o'clock young on going into the loft OF an
she'd the Fox estate found Frederick stoekenger
hanging by small rope attached TO rafter He had
probably hung there since Saturday afternoon as that
the last time he seen alive; when 10und Doti
age aud been quite number Of years this country
Coroner Bathgate Of Morrisaua held an inquest and
Sunday night fire broke out in the stable OF George
Keller, an ice dealer. In the stable were IA horses
| belonging to Mr.. Keller and some belonging to
other parties All the horses, except one, were gotten
! out. One died soon after being taken from the
able. John Giger. while attempting TO save the last
in the stable, violently Kicked The loss TO Mr
Keller is about $4,000 which there was no Insurance
| The loss OF the other parties was small
| MT. AYRE, n. Y.-The residence of Mr..
Elmendorf was entered by woman, on Friday alter,
worth i of cons m TIE bet Proceeded to the barn.
| and taking ladder went to the back part oi % iho
bag with clothing. The bag containing the goods
eft at PoeksE station, where 4 was found by the
owner, but the thief made good her escape.
MONTROSE, n. Y.-The residence of Mr..
Anderson entered by burglars saturday evening
They took clothing to the amount 1f 500 Tae thieves
tered to the occupants Of the house They had wagon
! this morning.
PARAMOUNT, n. Y.-About G:10 o'clock on
! Sunday night Charles KowIDg, aged years.. son OF
and living in this village fell from the front platform OF
No OF the Harlem Bridge MOrrsania and Fordham
Railroad Co. The forward wheel over and crushed
his left leg above the knee tearing off the flesh from the
hp the knee. After the wheel over the left leg,
the boy turned over and the hind wheel TO the
right leg the hip crushing it fearfuy. The boy
picked up and taken to the residence OF his grandparents
Coroner Bathgate empanneled lnIyyeserdaY morning
and verdict was rendered excupating the driver.
| pOUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y.-ThOmas George,
! an old empoye OF the Hudson River Railroad Company,
aged B years died OF heart disease on the Poughkeepso
sic, last night
FOUR CORNERS, S. 1.-The residence of Mr.
Goodsell the Manor Road, entered by burglars
clothing, silyerware, &c. The robbers confined their
operations to the lower story Of the house not yenung
mp stairs, and the inmates were not disturbed their
slumDers u L.
CLIFTON, S.I.-Those interested in the erec-
ton Of st. Johns Episcopal Church in this village.
perience considerable difficulty in selecting suitable
| location for the new edhce.
HOBOKEN-Christian Scriber was arrested
last evening charged with ebezzng $780, tho proceeds
Of sale OF groceries which he tie INST
his employer, john ". Beoben. The accused
mtted for examination.
UNION HILL. N. Jon Sunday night,
while Daniel McGauey resident Of this town was
riding upon the platform Of car he was pushed OFT as
head, and sustained severe injuries He was taken to 81
Marys Hospital Hoboien, where he died yesterday a
ternoOn Coroner White has issued warrants for the
driver and conductor OF the car who will be held TO
await the verdict
JERSEY CITY.-The annual regatta of the
Yacht Club will take place In June.
Samuel Miller, arrested for stealing the pocket
book OF A d. Moore, at TaylOPs Hotel has been dls-
charged the complainant not appearing.
Twenty boys employed in the Prospect-st
glass factory struck yesterday against obnoxious
rules Of the Establishment Before they wanted TO
them to do So.
A child nine weeks old, named Carl VIM.
Tyler whose parents reside at No 4l6 south seyenthst
died Oh Sunday afternoon under circumstances that lead
to the supposton that death not caused by natural
means. Coroner Warren will Investigate the matter.
Catharine Murray, a little girl of two years,
who severely scaded at the residence OF parents
No 9G seu6enst by falling into tub Of boiling water
Coroner Warren will hold an inquest.
BERGEN, n. 1.-THE third anniversary of the
Hudson County Baptist Mission was held In the Baptist
mission schools have been maintained during the year
The receipts Osl O6 and the expenditures 81 O2O Ss
ark aud the Rev W. G. Van Meter OF New.York. Al the
election Of officers, W. H. Sutton chosen President;
tary with two Managers from each county. Christie
as real estate agent witbot takip0 ont 6ovSTpmenf
license, was arrested yesterday and held TO bal IN the
$500 fine for each sale 80 made.
NEWARK.-GeOrge T. Coates was arrested
ast night charged with stealing set Of billiard balls,
The City Council have determined since the Sunday
question high, TO stop not only running Of
determination does not meet with general approval
The Protestant Episcopal Board Of Missions opened their
Spring meeting in Trinity Church, yesterday morning
The Rev Dr. Haght Of presided In The absence
OF the Bishop. The attendauce was very small. The
agency system discussed by the Rev. Dr. Rudder Of
and others. In the evening. ut Grace
Church, Dr. living stated tho progress Of domestic mis-
sons, and urged increased force and DIR. Rudder
spoke the necessity OF the cooperation of churchmen
for the success OF the missions |
PATERSON.-Charl Long, a notorious |
character, attacked Constable Burke with an ak while
the latter attempting eject him from q tenant
lOuge undpr "A civil was arr tad