New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1869.

their failure satisfy Of the property owners through
whose land the Rockaway branch road runs, Although
work al other points and NJ s thought will be able to
complete the road by the 18th inst.
SAG HARBOR.-During the last four days,
large numbers OF buefsh have been taken off the sonh
side them with hook and line by what is called
heavinR and hauling The fish taken average from Tour
10 yo pounds each and find ready sale at eight cents
per pound.
WEST FARMS-The public school building
at this place was robbed Saturday or Sunday night OF
chart OF the Animal Kingdom and planOfOrte cover
BRONXDALE.-Thoma Bolton, owner of
the Bleaching and Tape Mills here, and by some years
the Oldest landmark OF the town, died quite suddenly
his several surviving children.
NEW W-R0CHELLE.-The New-York and
New wHayen Railroad Company has purchased between
present depot this place. on the east side Of the track
as site for new depot. The Presbyterian church
village, of handsome parsonage and lot. .s
TREMONT.-A brakeman on the New Ha-
ven Railroad while engaged Ia coupling some cars at
and had his cOarbOne broken. DR. DOran OF the village
attended him, after which he was sent TO NewYork.
WESTCHESTER.-Th completion of the
Ludlow dock the end OF Caison's Point confidently
expected by the 4th Of July The Road Commissioners
have been authorized to tax the town for to flag
the village walks. The work is to be done once...A
valuable piece OF land consisting OF an entire block and
having an entire frontage OH the UnOnpor and Second
Railroad OF 800 feet, bounded by Thrds on the
south and by Avenues and on the east and west has
been given by the residents OF Un0np0rt TO the Railroad
Company site Tor depot, ana accepted. Architect
Burgess Is now drawing plans Tor suitable building to
be be erected on the plot, which wlll be similar 70
exception that the entire frontage the railroad is to be
supported by pillars IN the COuntblau style. The mate
rial used VIII be Tuckah0e marble. IN the course OF
few days the Central Park Commissioners By invita-,
tion OF the Commissioners OF the Eastern Railroad viii
crossing but chiefly to make suggestions IN regard to the
construction OF the Boulevard bridge the creek at
SIth.st, Unionpor The bridge is to bo constructed OF
solid stone and for massveness and beauty Of style and
finish will be unsurpassed in the State.
H0BOKEN.-A sneal-thief stole a valuable
watch from the house No. si Riverst yesterday. His
cOnederates attracted the attention OF the occupants for
while by throwing stones through the window James
Grady fhllaae plGAp9onet, Tas srrested & on s
from the pocket OF DR. sreunan, while in Corners Gar
den The property found on Gradys person. and he
was committed for trial The Wilson before
Coroner White last night but again adjourned with
ont any decision being reached .Amadee Center,
while drunk Sunday night refusedto pay his ferrage
at the HobOken ferry and acted otherwise IN dlsOrdery
Tb on the oy TO the station House Center suddenly
took out which he drew across Lawrcnces throat
cutting his necktie but not nhlcting any wound He
was subsequently discharged paying fine Of $40,
the officer declined to make any charge against him
NEWARK.-The Sisters of Charity have
purchased the Wallace property, opposite st. Josephs
church. aud contemplate the estabhmen at that place
OF an Industrial School and an Asylum FOR orphans:
with rape upon Mrs. Louisa schuester. The com
passing counterfeit money, was imprisoned for
nine months. aud has only lately been liberated
forgery OF check FOR 500 February last yester
day entoudcd the state Prison for year by Judge
Dcpue Eagle Lodge No I36, I. O. o. T., was Instituted
az The rooms Of the Howard Lodge last evening by Dis
triCt Dcputy Grand Master Miller.
PATERSON.-Chris. Kegleman opened the
season with picnic al Bunker Hin Yesterday Robert
satwebber cut Martin Edelsten in the head yesterday
with large stone, and the latter cut tho former with
knife. satWebber held 20 bail Ia 500. The six
mills making considerable quantities OF trains and
orgauznes at order The business has decreased from
the Spring trade Tho Paterson and Newark Railway
will be Opened" n two weeks.
RUTGER PARK, n. J.-In eXcavating for
Euiottave at Rutger Park ~ j. last week, the remains
OF bodies found supposed 10 have been buried
for nfty or % hundred years ono that OF an adult
female the other that ~ chid ~ ten eleven years
probably slaves Of the Rutger family, who formerly
owned the pLAcc.