New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
collections for the yth District of New Jersey embracing
udson County and Newark City, Curing the rst TWO

ssiss ..... ME- i 62e4 s2 ydsh for tsS5s ass'a
R:ssss. sss%s 1893 :ss g oSs S. e e r sioi 81 51'
# viii be seen that OF the amount collected sne TSs TS
heaviest items are tobacco and fermented hqsoSS & @
latter includes lager beer which Is Ser In the
tinted states the total revenue from which the present
year win foot up about 100000 Last year ~o
from this amounted 70 SS54eeo. ...... fH :.
RERGRN. n. J-James Wilde, a driver or
one of Bergen horse cars wa: seriously ~ ~ h %
evening by being drSgged S1ns be seo car az s o
| Grand and Hendersonsts
HOBOKEN.-In The TRIBUNE, fewS days
ago there appeared an account OF an accident ~ MI
Samuel Moses gate-tf Ter OF the Morris anttEseL
Rairoad the result hi obe effort to save 2f
whom he saw on the track rons hat M
before MI Moses could out of the way OF the engine
wSh .nsf fSns By she AZ and
the track with terrific force Hsvsa HIS s9S 9erHs Msi
i5jjsres which rendered his recovery almost an
impessibty. He taken TO St. MaIy's hOepiItSnl'
shSnty S Occupied by an old vee al
the foot of Weehawken Hill took nre late on nv
who discovered the arrived at the shanty they o1na
the aged occupant lying upon the 1oor deeply into az IA
A train Of coal cars while being driven up tne
tresse-work at the Morris and Essex coal doeR ysse I
day ran off the track and fell into the Cove Three cars
with their contents buried under the water NO nohe
of the workmen were injured HDte nas s
eer1 Charges Of bribery and corruption
which were made by him against Judge Bohnsedt, VINO
Connty after White had been nominated the legislative
caucus 1t is asserted that after the nomination was
raised procure his election in the place OF tne
nominee. and their efforts succeeded committee "'S
appointed and witnesses are being examined
NEWARK N. 1.-THE Association incOr-
poratod year ago the erection OF German Hospital
In this city has purchased eight lots located on ives.
Bank Wallace and Newton-sts for $3.50 upon which ls
building estimated to be worth 5000 The funds IN
hand amount to 10000 from which the purchase money
be expended IN improving the building ana htR ~
fHnds vii be held in May Shortly before 10 o'clock on
"Wednesday night bold thief named James johnson de-
fTont Of fs DOrmsns store Broads and helped
himself TO seyera worry costly specimens Of lady uhuer
garments. He vas arrested and committed +
TRENTON, N. J.-There were 1862 births
in ths state last year marriages and g0l9 deaths
According to the report to the NewJefey
Legislature by the united Raira9d Companies OF tne
Jersey City and Trenton, aud l3 moSe or less manned
during that period. On the Camden and Amboy per,
HEbtstown IIM killed on the West Jersey were killed
and injured on the Paterson and Hudson River and
Paerson and Ramapo RallrOads IA We're killed ana ID,
ured on the NewJersey Central "a persons were Killed
and g on Ss as MGT W m SSS
jured on the different roads during the last year.
GREENVILLE, N. J.-This town has suffered
from an extraordinary act OF the Legislature by
which i Is compelled 70 submit & 10 GsnS de9 1[S s m Si 20
carry their operations Some OF the citizens who OBJ
to S OF hs OF e 1e
steps TO restrain their proceedings by writ The scheme
OF the citizens was, however, blocked Dy supplemental
act which forbade any resistance the persons who
have to pay the taxes are without any mode Of mme'
| diate redress ~, 1000 -
PATERSON. N. J-Mr. S. C. Hosford, for
many years principal Of the High schools Was the reciP
lent OF valuable testimonial from bis former pupils on
of tine year ending March S receipts We're WEISS S.
and his disbursements S65l II The outStanding bonds
| ment Association met at Deuoms Hall last evening.
ELIZABETH, n. 1.-THE Fire Department
has elected the following officers for the ensuing year
SSSn oS S gsaRdd
| NEWTON, N J.--Wllliam r. Mattison has
I 1s ed & eeye a Ms9 @
with distinction during the war,
| AMAGANSETT, L. 1.-The whaling off this
place has become quite exciting During the past four
rs barrels of oil worth 5000 while the bone taken from
them will bring about q, 900 more, '.Ff .-
\ SAG HARBOR, l.. IA fire in the woods
between this place and East Hampton few days since
burned over 500 acres Of standing cut timber The
supposed to have been kndled by some bOys, who
lighted IL for the purpose OF boiling potatoes. ~
| FLUSHING.-As sad accident happened in this
village about sundoBn last evening WOFkmen were
pairing the large fire engine clstern near the Catholic
Ghnroh and some children commenced jumping across
the opening when the edge of the arch gave way
OF the children was instantly crushed to death by the
falling debris. t'. 't,-,
GREENPORT, +. lat the Communion in
the Presby Church in this village Sunday last
40 persons admitted into the Church most Of whom
next Communion The meetings of the Society are 50
fully attended that has been found necessary TO build
new ectureroom for the accommodation OF the large
number who attend ~ I..a IeaI
| JAMAICA, L. Lon Wednesday night last
two barns belonging 20 the esso Of the late Chas Smith
tally destroyed. Tho loss will not fan far shorl Of o. 900
The Justices Of this town have received as nss dur
| turned by the six towns Of the county is sI2s.
ROSELLE.-The First Presbyterian Church
r%S6 ESsSs T T be pc S the aS John
| ROCKVILLE CENTER, i. I.-Mr. G.. F
COMBS has received the appointment OF Postmaster al
i this place. 'E .-.I.4..
| MORRISANIA.-The Hon. Mr.. Caldwell
visor on Tuesday evening for the thirteenth time.
| FREMONT On Tuesday morning so beauti-
igl Brahma fowls worth about 70 - were stolen ron
recovery. v' VI
WEST FARMS.--The barn belonging to Mr.
ncqGnS ysGs9s bile collection foS Of soS S e1
| with purse of sl6 and other valuable presents.
THROGG'S CK.-The elegant mansion
with 54 acres Of fine land, commonly kIown as tht
Whitehead Estatf but recently has oy MI Mr HATH
myer for tl2OOOo The property lies a mile and a hal
OF the line OF the proposed railroad to Portchester
-HAvERSTRAW.- Warren Division No. 100
nal ". Parson; R. s., Aionzo 1edell A. 3. s., Edmund
L. Stevens; +. s., Isaac NJ. Purdy Treasurer, Samuel
| Bauvelt; Chap, the Rev W. Tanison; Con, James
i Duffy; A. c. Miss Mnnie Goring; l. s, Isaac Coleman
o. s.. HeRry L. Nash; r. W. r.. John s. Smith. Thi'
Division Initiating average Of sevenpersons weekly
| and numbers upward Of 800 members. ....,,,...
| PORT RICHMOND, S. 1.-The free reading
room OF Washington Fire Engine Company No OF this
village been completed, and opened 10 the
public evening. The enterprise Is looked upon witt
great interest, and will 10 doubt be very attractive
1 feature Of the village. lltl b. U9
| NEW BRIGHTON, s. 1.-The trustees of the
Sailors Snug HarbOr held meeting few evening since
and determined upon having their right 81 their claimed
1 exemption from taxation decided by the courts.
| '-''' ' Wv 800. IAbBoupe susnts .f =