New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. APRIL g. 1869

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lightning Awtness OF the occurrence says hse n eet in
diameter Of dark grsyish color, which finally % 6r0ke
with loud detSnsS1 yya TndoSs aSh throwing down
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| JAMAICA, L. I-Alexander Horton, aged gS1
=. years and Hannah Jackson aged 10 years both col
ored were married Sunday last by an EplsGoS S had
I syman The groom was widower, ana the Driuo N"u
| been married twice.
GREENPORT, L. Mrs. Thankful M0rrlc t,IIIo
son. of died at her IN birth I in S
years before the Revolution began s Is s poTn at at
shape m and is ns.ed the burning Of that
sy yda%hT hs HFsH hs wnq Of
| WEST HAMPTON, l.. 1.-The large factory
On the beach near this place erected about year ago at
expense by French con company al ISr been sne failure
has again resumed work, this time for the nanuiacu
@ SAND Tae sSnd hs
specimens OF iron have already been turned out
WESTCHESTER.-Ir G: REYNOLDS, esq, has
| been appointed Postmaster OF this town.
| TREMONT-On Monday evening last, the
Rev N b. Thompson pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church received a surprse.vslt from number OF MS
tn'nn 5000 Mrs Thonpson was also the recipient OF
s25 from the same kind friends.
| WHITE PLAINS.-The Excise Commission
Monday last and gave instructions to their counsel to
commence suits against upward of 100 persons for viola
chester County Agricultural and horticultural Society
have decided to have grand hremen's parade ana
yeocpede race their Fair Grounds the ith OF july
Offering premiums the best turn out OF fremen and en-
nes in and to the successful competitors IN
| the velocpede race.
| WEST FARMS-At q meeting Of citizens of
| School District No l., held Tuesday evening last,
Messrs Alexander Stanton and Peter Hurley nomi
mated for school Trustees . Tho Rev Joseph Thompson,
pastor OF the MethOdict i. Church at West Farms mas
been presented with 500 by members OF his congregation
| MAMARONECK- meeting of influential
members OF the Methodist Episcopal Church was held on
Monday evening, when It was decided TO erect hand.
some parsonage and lectureroom at an expense OF
CALDWELL, n. Y.-The store and dwelling
house Of Prince WAS e ~ Te e Sn as GaSsd
| by the bursting OF kerosene lamp.
| NEWBURGH.-The directors of the New
burgh and Wanll Valley Railroad Will meet next week
adopt route for their road. file maps ana TRANSACT
| other preliminary business.
LOW POINT, n. Y.-Josh Ward has left his
new home in this village for New.Hayen Conn., where We
OF training preparatory to their annual race with
| the Harvard Crew.
| PEEKSKILL.-The ladies and the Rev. Mr.
Ferguson Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church have
Organized Ladies' and Pastors Christian Union. with
view OF carrying out efficiently their local mission
ary labors and other benevolent objects Upward or
thirty ladies' have already enrolled their names Tor the
| work ;.
HUDSON. n Y.-The trial of Josephine
Brown known as the Canaan child murderess Will take
place next week. A colored woman has been arrested
In this city, charged with numbering her newborn OaDe
| The child found In small creek near the city
RICHMOND, S. IA meeting of the Rich,
| mn Agricultural
eecting officers for the ensuing year VIII be held atkch
! mond County Hail. on Tuesday the 18th inst
NEW W-BRIGHTON, S. 1.-The Trusteeso of the
smith rnay Wy fSe sS eacommodatIon of the inmates Of
that institution public subscription fund mas aready
| been opened for that object.
clubs of the propose erecting large concert ana
lecture hall IN tins vicinity large sum- Tor this pur
| pose, has already been subscribed.
| EDGEWATER, s. IA large number of la
borors are nc present out OF employment on the Island
owing the strike OF the Laborers Union which was oe
to "a a day. some Of the employers have promised TO
c "o Of the Officers Of the seamens retreat the year
s6s has just published. 1t appears that during the
| among whom Al nationaltes were represented.
| TOMPKINSVILLE. S. IA public installa-
tlon Of officers OF Island Home Division No 2 sons OF
| the Old Reformed Dutch Church. The Rev. pr Rockwell
will be present aud address tho meeting. The ladies
connected with the First Presbyterian Church have or
! ganzed Aid Society auxiliary to the 3 Il; smith t
lnfmary. TO make arrangements Tor the FaI Tor tue
benefit OF the Inhrmary, which TO take place In Juy
| HOBOKEN, n. J.-Brown, the Morristown
burglar has been sent back to that town. the goods
posed that ke was connected with the robbery OF the
Post Office. lie threw away bunch OF Keys, IOr Whch
| the officers are now searching.
| Union HILL. n. john Fuchs was found
dead In his apartments yesterday, and an examination
that his death had resulted from an overdose OF
| HUDSON CITY.-Recordcr Aldrdge, who
nominated for Mayor by the Democratic convention
|
ing the gap made by the Recorders declnauon hah hot
| been flled.
BERGEN, N. J.-Miss Burrcll was badly
flight the wounds inflicted. there doubt
er m % sS9 sSs's Sss
the ruins Kettle in which no had concealed spectacle
Convention wa. held Tuesday evening, foil dele
corncIson received the nomination or Mayor, and Mr..
j. A. Buyham, the present School superintendent was
| renOmlnated
| ID ba orJ Of
OF this newyorganzed city consists OF the follow
ing persons: H. Megs' lr DIR, Payne, Chas DAVIS, r. C.
| Jones John W. Russell, and W. d. Myers.
| BLOOMFIELD, n. J.-Elliott's hat shop, on
wasessng ave. robbed Of six dozen felt hats, on
York. Tho goods were valued at $3.50
| HARRISON, n. IA shocking case of
on Monday night. woman named Mrs. Kingsley left
her two boys alone, intending 10 be absent hut few
lighted matches aud set fire to the clothes OF his
brother years OF age, merely for the fun OF seeing
shockingy burned. and after lingering IN great agony
until yesterday death put an end TO his sunerngs.
| DENVILLE, n. 1.-The ground selected by
near this village. about nye miles from Morrisown,
temporary station the Morris and Essex road will be
| erected for the accommodation OF visitors
| TRENTON.-Mrs. Henrietta Schwartz com
mtted suicide on Tuesday by hanging herself to beam
e .%S who went dawn afer some wood Deceased WAS @
years OF age and leaves four children No cause Is known
which could induced the ACT nut hnc supposed
have been temporarily insane The State Prison
| Board organized yesterday. Col Murphy, the gu
perysOr has entered upon his duties Iyns Davis was
elected President OF the Board OF Inspectors DR. Joseph
J.. BOdno elected hyslciaU, aud &. r. Salkeld
| reelected Clerk
| SADDLE RIVER, ~ 1.-Two negroes,
Cesar Iabrskie aud Samuel Sutton, who had had pre-
yious difficulty. met at picnic held this village In
july 1867, when the quarrel renewed and Sutton
drew large knife which he plunged into Zabrskies side
nnletng wound which caused the death Of the Injured
man In about two hours The murderer cuded pursuit
until December last when he arrested at Newburgh