New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
nv ess,on TO the Bensonia Cneteyy ana viii how
H.eves Of their deceased relatives anu ~ All g,us Day.
oss, according to their annual custom v"

~ ssson 70 the Bensonia Cneteyy ana decc cth now
syes Of their deceased relatives and nenf m sls Day
ess according 10 their annual e"s'o' y"
~ LONG ISLAND. .,,
surro1 CouNrY.-During the storm on -" - ,s,and
the s4snth wall of the engnoho"se y. The boat ply
t,a .,roaa at urecnpoInt was blown ao"'' -. as dis
..<'roao ~ raetory and Greenpopt Wa was aso J
sne,s NJ sssweoa and the schooner Olive Hey"af" Va
wa. Baptist soeiety have rrtiS erect
s'na o. grn,nd in this village, ana Will
6 church thereon. ,,o.oa IN the new Pres-
ystIP-An organ VIII soon y, .aa po '''''
Ds''''A" NEw-JERSEY.
rs,v c,ry.-In the Common Council, yes
-, a communication was received from John L. FOX
- thc First National Bank, calling attention to mayor
oSeills yeto stating that the bank could Keep al its
the city, aRa %ahes an
nsft1r was tabled bill sent In for gold pens iur
ashan' penocrat Chairman Of the Stationery Commit
tec The pens not ordered and when received as
Wescnt from the Fret National Banl-the other nal,
supposed they came from the Second Nauonai, anu t
ne.thcr knew differently until the bill was presented AZ
SO each for 50 pencils that cost $3 60 each net Fay
ment was refused. JohD Hays was YESTERDAY conn
his mother and sister The Cldrens Home Fair vii
he held in Honans Market during the last week OF ,ns
sssaa as eeeed the clexiSs
MIS- J James mes Davis Miss lydia wood Ella sears
Miss Emma Rice Miss sarah Jewell Treasrfir HIs Tne
ex meeting viii be held s the residence Of Mrs Van
Vorst ON Thursday Now TO- at p ~ iar VIII sooa
be held in aid of the project
UNION HnL-John Tompkns coored servan, OF ~ III.
Lon is was arrested yesterday on charge Vi sSans
aoue champagne and q damask tabe-cloth w0ftn $50.
Tompkus had barricaded bimsef In cellar, ana only
yielded when the door was broken down.
NEwARK--Police Commissioner John Droyer rendered
his resignation the last meeting Of the Board He was
strongly urged to reconsider his determination, but
stared that he unable to fulfill his duties. The resig
nation accepted.
EIIzABETH-The State Sunday School Association will
singer Sowing Machine Co.. have purchased 20 acres OF
land between the Central Railroad bridge and the DOCKS
at Elizabethport and will commence building factory
IL In the early part of next month Twenty Thousand
uns shipped from the ScIanton docks last
week making the total amount this year until date,
| 100000 tuns.
NEW BRUYswIcK.-Char Goodacre was taken before
chisel The wounds which he inflicted upon her face
| and head are likely to prove fatal.
TONS RIVERA hotel is to be built at this place
| by joint stock company.
HoPHwELI.-Joseph III. Bruere, Randall c. Robbins,
and Robert L. Hutchinson have been appointed Comnis-
sioers lands taken In Mercer County ny tne
Mercer and Somerset Railroad
CAMDEN-The testimony in the case or MIS- tii yester-
day showed that wounds had been caused Dy Dlows
fe1r some blunt instrument. One witness eetned 10
seeing Hill beat his wife Tuesday and knock her down
brutaIly toward her for time past verdict OF
death from wounds inflicted by her husband was rem
| dcred.
PoRr CoLoS.-william Baer, brakeman on the Nor.
and Essex RarUad yesterday struck his head against
| the bridge and fractured his skull.