New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

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granted on Inc estates OF WIN. b. Bloodgood Marcus
schoiernann Geo. Barlegh, Margaret Ann willetis,
| Annie smith, VIM. 3. McCunn, and Sydney j. Young.
Appraisers were appointed on the estates OF betty
Geo Busa p1s w1Gy and IN o
cases Of Valentine Smith, Sophie Dreoing Moock
whitney and Catherine Hunt, and in the accounting
case of Solomon u Payntier. general guardian was
coornd was arrested on Saturday for attempting to fire
the house OF Mrs. schaer by whom she was employed,
and upon being reproved by whom she had threatened
| revenge.
| PORT JEFFERsos.-The Presbytery OF Long Island
| will meet at 1880 m. to morrow. The Rev. X NJ.
the Rev. T. Hamlin OF Matituck will preach
in the evening The yacht c. d. smth-length IS feet;
Christopher Smith & son Of Bridgeport, Conn., was
launched last week from E. b. Darng's yard.
HICKsvmLE.-A fine depot building 10 by 80 feet In
extent being built at this place by the Long Island
Railroad Company.
HUNTNGToS.-It is SAID that A. T. Hurd will be the
first witness at the Kelsey inquest tomorrow It
legged that sharper examination when he last testified
would have led 10 much fuller evidence concerning the
| misunderstanding.
SHELTER IsLAND.-The Protestant Episcopal
Chapel Will be dedicated on Wednesday
SEA ClRF.-The camp-peetng att this place closed
! yesterday,
STATEN ISLAND.
! EDGEwATER.-At Saturdays session OF the
Excise Board licenses, at $50 each, were granted.
| making total OF 80 granted, with total
receipts of N57O, which will be used for the
| of town revenue for the three months ending
Sept were $500 So 1t is understood that should the
Board Of Trustees fail to transact business tonight
| mandamus will be served compelling II to resign.
| RIcHMoSp.-Arrests by the county police during
August, l72 . One woman and IA men have been SEN
fenced during the past three years by the county courts
who serving their various terms In the State
Prison Penitenary, and there about 40 prs-
confined for burglary ar robbery in the County
| JAIL awaiting the action OF the Grand jury
CLIFToS-Henry Kelley, chief steward on the Crom-
well line Of steamers, while waiting at the ferryOu
for the 10 M boat on saturday zen from ms hs sea ana n
quest and verdict Of death from apope1y was rem
| dered.
NEW BRIGHToN.-The report OF the treasurer Of En-
CINE Company No shows receipts OF S5225 and eX-
| penditures OF 81, s19 since organization.
MIDDLErowS.-The town assessors have completed
the assessment rolls when are now reauy IOr the spec
| ton OF taxpayers.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YoNKERs-A small boy named Kennedy
recently found in wall cigar box containing
greenbacks to large amount and roll Of bills, also to
large amount, the box. He told Timothy Moy-
nahan Of the discovery, and forced by threats to
| give up the money, MOynahan giving him small
amount by way OF reward and dividing the rest with
John German and James Reilly. The yis said to
have been not less than 5000 and suit has been begun
against Moynahan by the boys father for its recovery
while Moynahan German, and Reilly have been held TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury charge OF grand
| larceny. A defOrmed man, known as Paddy the
Cowboy" had concealed money several years ago TO
keep il from his mother, who was addicted to drink
she at length reformed. aud after he had watched with
her throughout her last Illness he was unable 10 reHe
| Der where he had put the money, and after long
search gave up the II at his instance that
the held though he states that he lost less
PEEKsKII.-The piers OF the Highland Suspension
Bridge built lust above this place Will rest on the
corners of Westchester Putnam Orange, and Rockand
| Counties Jnstice Curry OF Peekskill two days ago
issued search warrants for the recovery OF valuable
mare, OF team valued at 500 stolen on April %
Alb Y.
near that village Joseph Dyekman OK Pougnk,eepsle
recognized II. Pretending to desire to purchase, ne
learned where the animal could be found at any time,
and she was yesterday recovered from a young man
named c. c. Terwiger residing III the town Oh LLOYD,
Ulster Co.
WEST WHITE PLAINs-A ball at Floral Hall tonight
County Agricultural and horticultural Society, the ex
hibition proper beginning tomorrow Gen Thomas W.
Will deliver the annual address on Thursday. There
will be trials OF speed on the race-course on each after
noon OF the fair
KAToNAH-Edgar B. Newman, who served in the
Union army from September 1851 until the close Of the
rebellion, portion OF which time he spent in Anderson
vile prison losing leg in the service has been
appointed postmaster OF this place. to succeed NJ 3
Benedict
RYE-The body of an unknown man was found floating
in the water Milton Point Friday. Deceased was
shirt white canvass panaloons, and gray wooden socks
| Upon his left arm were the letters " NJ L. b."
| GREESBURGH.-The Rev. L. Messiter. Pastor Of the
| Summarized Methodist Episcopal Church, who was
Frustrated by paralysis about week ago, is slowly re
covering Charles g. Storms has been appointed Vii
| lage Clerk.
MONT yFRSoN-The temperance organizations Of
this place have decided to take the names OF all persons
| who may enter drinking saloons on the Sabbath and
make them appear witnesses against the propretors
| NEW RoCHELLE.-The Board Of Audit on Saturday
closed its investigation Of the accounts OF John
Deveau Treasurer OF the Town Hall Commission, aud
declared him deaulter to the amount Of slice 81
MoTT HAvEy-Jordan L. Mott is about to enlarge his
iron foundery by the erection OF line brick building III
| front OF the present structure.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Public School No. 81 will be
opened today on leased promises, the school build
nRs we're insufficient and large number of children
had TO he denied admtance for lack OF ROOM Ed
ward Reey, TO- residing at No 3is Firstst had his
left leg cut off by ear No. OF the Hudson City line,
which ran over him al Newark ave. and Henderson-st
| Yesterday "A ferrybOat for the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad TO be used the Cortandst. line,
will be launched from Burtss shipyard, Brooklyn, to-
day The new boat will be 222 feet in length will carry
I 600 tons and it is stated will be the most elegant
ferry boat the The unac who escaped from
the Hudson County Penitentary, on Friday, was dis
covered Saturday by two wardens OF the asylum 10 the
| syamps on the Hackensack meadows. IL is thought
that he was about to commit suicide His name is not
| known but he claims TO be New-York baker. The
survivors of Company Of the 18th New Jersey VOiun
teers Will hold meeting, tonight, TO ehect per
| manent organization and make arrangements for
meeting on anniversary OF the battle Of Antetam
John Campbell OF Hudson,st; was knocked SIne
ory-st and robbed of valuable watch ana sloo.:
last night for assaung officer Anderson. Dlegah had
been arrested for creating disturbance az Taylor
Hotel on Long Dock and when the officer attempted to
take him 10 the stston-hOuse he resisted and Carney
| immediately knocked the officer down flnaliy
| assistance arrived, and they were overcome and
locked up. An unknown man, apparently laboref
| age about 49, was over and instantly Killed ny
westward bound Erie Railway train at the western ter
| minus of the Bergen Tunnel yesterday afternoon Inc
body picked up and conveyed 10 RutheriuId anu
from there was returned first train TO Jersey CITY
deceased was found have sustained 81 fracture OF tue
skull and one Lex. He dressed in dark coat. lsht
| corduroy pantaoons and blue flannel shirt: go.
David Carroll Of No IT'S Second-st went out TO Walk last
| Thur.day night and several times during the