New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-11

and the opposition making about trips A.
EACH the old railway companys boats the shore
hourly trips through the day. with two evening trips ana a.
trips daily Il that none them arc much ss
tsu 6u Linen ne @ p &
shore has run behind in expenses 100000 Tor s
NJ r s
excursion boat running from the cnbhouse dock seems
losing there not being people enough at that sans
now Say Aye cent? MT George Law and Capt t.
Railway Ferry upon The east shore including the railroad are
s Sorns an run ere %
Ing here a. o and cacra .
ceived bite from dog on saturday while endeayns
made yesterday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
HAsTrNGs.-About fifty young men have organized
a fire engine company, with J. N Havens foreman
They have already raised 200 by voluntary subsc
ton toward the purchase Of an engine.
MOUNT KIsco-The gas Of the Spencer Optical wot.
c,ug fire ON satn s p sh t by t IT timely Tss
eushed Had few minutes elapsed the tank gasoline
and terrible explosion would have resulted.
WHITE PLAIEs-The Sheriff has offered a reward for tho
capture OF the negro who committed the outrage last
Lower Cross Roads
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
George Becker of Bnghamton, owing to Sudden
illness unable to deliver his Centennial lecture "s
Marquis Lafayette at Chekering Ran last evening An
inre which will probably delivered place soms
time during the present week.
well attended meeting of canal-boat owners waa
held yesterday No. 10 southst IL Rodgers OF Boat
owners Association presiding. Resolutions protesting
against increase Of the tolls the Erie Canal and petition
aaop 5as e resoSons adopted by the managers @
Produce Exchange last Friday In regard to the management
Of the canals were approved
The Women's Centennial Union will profit this
evening by proceeds from lecture by Bret Hsrte in
Chickerng Hail. at Ffave. and Eighteenthst upon "Ths
Argonauts Of 40" The object fer which this association
and the well known which has attended Bret
Hartes lectures in the past should insure large addition
the treasury Of the Union.
A tournament at arms between Col. T. II. Mon.
stery NewYor and Prof Regis senac Of Paris took place
last evening at Tammany Hail. With the foils, Monastery
made points and senac with The saber Monastery g.
discussion, when Col Monastery withdrew account Of IL
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The anniversary of the McClintock Association
held Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
afternoon, A. " Stout presiding The Treasurer, Mrs. Gray
read b the @ Per fs
the object Of the Society be the aid OF students in the Drew
William Lloyd, a. V. Stout, and the Rev. DR.. Hurst.
The polls for the election of Committee Of Pur.
chase Reorganization OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Ran
road closed Yesterday afternoon Office OF Hatch
in Nassaust The amount of mortgage bonds nyolyedh
s27 OF the holders threeourhs Of which
assened 70 the plan Of reorganization a.
ton Low John Castree A. s. Hatch. and Isaac Dsyei
POLICE NOTES
On Sunday night Owen Mcfarland OF No g
Canalst fell down stairs and was seriously injured
Mrs Sarah f. Morgan of No. 50 West Twelfth-st
yesterday morning the effects Of u sa
Wesley IT, Potts of No. 4s1 Willougbby-aye,
Brooklyn dropped dead yesterday afternoon in the Office
No. 100 Broadway
James Duros of No. ~ West Northumberland.
twelfth st. from his truck In Eighhaye yester
day and his left leg fractured.
John Higgins. age g, Of No. IL Cherry-st.. was
down in Franklin square last evening by o. hs
Bleecker line amt his left leg broken The driver
j. o. Bllsbury, arrested
Officer Lee of the Sixteenth Precinct yesterday
evening the body of unknown the water
the foot Of West Egheenthst lie was about so years
inches in hight and had smooth shaven face and
black hair The body had evidently been the water along
time