New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
PErKsKILI.-John ii. Williams of Furnace
Woods has been arrested and held TO bail in $1,000 for
bioamy IN having eoped with and married young
girl named Lucinda Pardy, having at the time wife
living An examination has been set down Tor Maya
FoRDHAM.-An unknown man was thrown fror, the
railroad PASSING through this place, yesterday and
received very severe Injuries
NoRwooD.--The body Of a negro, age months was
found In the woods. this place. on urday Jane
Corse, wife OF william Corse, local preacher OF the
African Methodist Church. is suspected OF infanelde
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Patrick Gleason, one OF
the incorporaors Of the original Maspeth and Long
Island City Railroad delivered yesterday the material
for laying the tracks along the line Of the road This Is
supposed to be IN opposition TO the contemplated begin
ming Of the road authorized BY the present Legislature
the building OF which would conflict with Gleasons
interest in certain Brooklyn City railroads. street
railroad war Is expected. The Common Council at
their last meeting resolved TO cancel I'll claims OF the
city against the OF Rapalye Traord deceased, on
payment OF 81 800 by his executors. Traf9rd gave
appropriated according TO the provisions OF lne
grant. The city laid new sidewalks and encted other
improvements. and IL willing 10 accept 1880 az COM
promise the LAND revertng heirs or Traford..
n ae over o electors have The Democ
racy running Two tickets, while the Republicans ana
the Committee Of Fifteen each have tickets In the HELD;
but with few exceptions the Committee ndOrse candi-
nominated by tue other OF the Democratic
factions.
Society will erect edihce this Spring.
FLUsHNG-Ezra Smith, the defaultpg ticket agent OF
the Flushing and North Side Railroad having made res
titntlOD, has been released from custody
NEwrows- Rohleders drug store at Winfield village,
entered by burglars Saturday night, aud large
quantity OF fancy articles were carried away
RIyERHEAD.-W. T. Messenger OF New-York has pre-.
sented the Protestant Episcopal Church with bell
weighing 600 20 unds
STATEN ISLAND.
MARINERS HARBOR.-The Rev. Thomas II.
ladiaf Rf zpf-
pal Church. has been assigned the someryle Metho
dist Epscopal Church. This latter is the Oldest MethO
dist Episcopal Church on the island, having Deen organ
zed in 1881. The Quarantine Hospital snip was t0"eo
the reception OF all cases OF contagious disease wnch
may arrive during the warm season Inc staten lsldhu
fishermen had the largest run or snad OF tne beason'
yesterday, the catch having been near 300 nsh.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-James Burke, switchman,
employed by the Erie Railway Company, at Long Dock.
was killed yesterday, while engaged in coupling cars
The Rev c. b. Wilcox, Pastor OF the First Congrega-
tional Church, announced Sunday that the organ
ization was free from debt. Sixteen months ago
the debt on the church property $4,000, at
which time plan devised whereby each mem
Der might paw certain weekly toward the
liquidation OF the debt A. S. Hatch OF New-York,
former member OF the church. offered 10 give So,CO'
when $4,000 had been raised by the congregation.
The trial OF Mrs. Catherine Curran and Thomas Nc
KenZIe, charged with having stolen wallet containing
1850, from Patrick Tucker took place before justice
Davis yesterday, and the accused were ACQUITTED.
Catherine Carson, domestic employed at the ieslde.ce
OF Joseph Dore No. 1873 Thirdst recently robbed the
family Of jewels valued at 500. detective was EN-,
it in girls trunk She was dismissed from service
but her employer refused to prosecute line pony OF
the unknown man who fell from Pehhsy lyah Cehra i
locomotive at Gr0ye-st crossing Friday night ana ued
Sunday from his injuries was idcated yesR.eFaay
gan, formerly brakeman The receipts N ron ,5
'Ahf Mai James Yard Of Trenton who was recently
appointed Commissioner OF Railroad IaXatlon lor Tue
OF GewIersey, has under the new law, Issued M
strucons to the Hudson County Assessors in relation
10 the taxation Of railroad property IN the conhty..;
Co. increased yesterday, from 81 IS to q per day
The longsloremen employed to discharge the caro-
of, the Cardiff steamer Glamorgan struck yeSteIdly
because the contractor VINO Goals the steamer nau e
plOycd from NewYOrk at 80 cents an hOur, OF ~
less than they received As II was necessary 10
discharge the cargo immediately, their demands were
complied WltA'
PArERssS-At a meeting of the recently formed Board
Trade held on saturday evening, the following ON
GERS were elected: President Thomas Barbour; Vice
Presidents William Strange, Robert 3 aughesi secre
Ors william Ryle +. c. Beokwth, Robert Ham, WAITS
Cooke, VIM. G. Watson, G. Lambert W. v. FSir m
Claude Greppo, John Shaw John Cooke James MC>.o,
Geo Passac County Court OF Quarter ses-
tions was adjourned yeserday LOT one "eeS' GA no o
bart Member Of assembly, from the 1iI sJFos hhs
represent New-Jersey at the Vienna Exposition.
NEwARK.-Henry f. Bowers has been sentenced TO
the state Prison for IS months for assault aud battery
cray by an agent OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, for driving lame horse He was
held for examination. Gov Parker was Ia Town yes
tcrday.
HoBoKES.-The smallpox hospital has been closed as
tie disease has disappeared FROM tue lty.Ihe Oh
Board OF Education dissolved last night
pass AIC.--Mrs. BurRoyne, residing in Ann-st, was
found dead in her bed Sunday. The COroners jury
rendered verdict OF death from intemperance
sALEu.-The boys employed at the gasswOrks have
refused receive the shin plasters" issued by tier
employers which are good only at the stores owned by
the companies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DANDRUFF.-BURNETT's COCAINE removes.