New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

,,res the deceased said that his was mcIlroy;
motber living on Staten Island at FacOryville. When
Mt Lyon saw him. deceased was fully atured
MOSHOLU, n. Y.---A reunion of the West
chester and Moshou Divisions OF the Sons of Temperance
Will DO held in the NJ T. Church this evening.
HASTINGS, n. Y.-GeOrge NunsOn, VINO
works the quarries, engaged in preparing OS'
He badly injured about the face aud person " P
tIcles Of flying stones but, it is thought not ta'aS
YONKERS, n. Y.-The river side Dol 0I Rail sup
bridge which carries the OF the Hudson d nnse-
road over spuyten Duyvl Creek is so reEe he trains
cure that 1t Is said TO be dangerous W
over II at the usual rate Of speed ~.
NORTHPORT, S. lon Tuesday n-eN,iies eHGn.nT "
last bold robbery was committee tSdbIe was broken Open
Jacob Covert at this place ~ harness stolen The thief
was arrested yesterday IN the Vicini'' VI 00-"' $500"
committed TO jail. I.o,
p f tbe First District viii sit at the Court House.
i'm tins village on Saturday next 10 near anu
upon adi pG nv the Assistant Assessors in Richmond
county and returned in their lists.
TOMPKINSVILLE, S. 1.-The members of
p smith Inftrmary have Issued a call for special
meeting TO be held at the Innrmary, Hannahst on
the 18th inst TO decide whether they will organize qnaer
the General Act. The treasurer OF the Ladies' Au1haF
Society Acknowledges the receipt of $50 for the past
week toward the support OF the institution.
CLIFTON, S. 1.-The members of the Clifton
Division No AL Of the Sons Of Temperance nave Deeh pee,
presented, by the Richmond County Bible Society Win
many valuable religious works as well as other necessary
articles, for the use OF their rooms
HOBOKEN-JOhn W. Blachen, employed as
bookkeeper by Christian Schriber grocer OF ths cy'
abscOnded yesterday taking with him 5000 which me ne aO
VIM Herbert baggage master on the Morris and Essex
road was killed on Wednesday nGht %ne cTupnfI ap It
body was badly bruised and mangled The inquest was
to have been held yesterday but 1t was postponed on
The prisoners in the abortion case have al oeeh M
to bail in the sum Of $1,000 each Louis heiSWe'i @ % I
and Drs Voekner and Blank were set at liberty on Meu
nesday evening. joint company Of Union Hill citizens
| haQ hRlT
Jersey CITY,-COrOner Warren last night
held an inquest the body Of an unknown man IOun
at the foot of Yors There was no evidence except az
to the finding the body nothing having been ellelteu
| tending to identify the deceased.
William Conner, John b. Walton, and John
Fox were committed to the County jan yesterday WIN
ont bail charged with having brutaly assaulted michael
schafe who keeps saloon at the corner OF Grand ana
Barrowsts. The cause OF the assault was that sGnao
arm having lost the other at the battle OF tredeTcks
burg. He FirstIieutenant OF Company u 2lst New"
| Jersey Volunteers.
| NEWARK.-The foundery of Morrison Sim
clair Co.. at the corner of James and Esex-st Ts Srs
partially destroyeH oy @ s Sa S bc were blown
into the loft The loss $1,000; partially insured
tinn the Common Council TO have the NicolsOn Pave
ment laid between Marketst and the canal bridge.
IN three suits between the Mechanics National Bank OF
New.YOrk and b. Nichols former member OF the late
wav " The suit was brought by the Bank to recover
the payment OF drafts given by the firm: The planis
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| derson against Frederick b. Belts concluded by
against the running OF street cars on
Sunday will come up for final action IN the Common
Council tonight. Herman Pickens, Charles Evils and
Dedrick Sngstah before Commissioner Whitehead,
yesterday, charged with manufacturing and selling
cigars without license They held for further
animation. Timothy Murphy who was run over by
locomotive on the Morris and Essex Railroad on the th
of April died from the effects Of his injuries on Wednes
| day evening last.
| PATERSON - The Exposition locomotive,
America 10 Chicago yesterday via the Hudson
River Railway. her gauge being The Circuit
Court Of Passac County is to have stenOgapher 10 be
paid by the The painters strike continues.
The Savings Bank chartered in the interests OF working
people, has received 5000 deposits within week..
McCracken, the Secretary Of the Medical University
swndlerB whom the Mayors Marshal could or would not
arrest Is devsing TO restore the money To the
dupes Over $4,000 paid by the Directors OF the
Paterson and Newark Railway for their right OF way
| concert given at the Weavertovn Mission last
evening losses by fires in this city during the year
amounted 10 S5659O OF which $4,000 insured The
Fire Department contains 633 The City Sunday
School Union met last evening. The Paterson aud
Newark Railway Will be running by June 1.-The
Board OF Aldermen met last evening and received the
OF the election OF the following officers in the Fire
Department: Chief Engineer, Patrick Sweeney; Assist
ant Engineer - Heinrich
GREENWICH, C0NN.-S. NJ. Hewlett, the
popular Temperance orator, lectured on Wednesday
evening last at the Town Hail. under the auspices OF the
Good Templars.