New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11

,,s c,o,ce ., 1an,ss Garney OF Hose No. 8; Thomas
RYAN of Engine No lO william Dowd OF hnSiS ne ~. 10y
James Corners Of Engine Se W. No. G, and James w.
Dean of Hose No. s, to DO Assistant
vote, 1901 ..,
~ Io 5, NJ VIM Edsall gave Mt. $. G. Arnold
huntngrase silver watch, on behalf 81 a, JAMS lrs
Gagon saw MIR Fields daughter in flames while passing
through Baltic-s re loaped IIu1i MS HeHlcle' anu
WrapTing a blanket around her saved her me-
WUITANsBURGH.-A Fair for the benefit
~ ,e narsonaee fund of the South Nlnthst Congrega
tona Church 10 be held at Washington Han TINS even
ing and continue tomorrow evening"
Jersey CITY-The Rev, DR.. John Hall,
late ~ Dnblp vim lecture in the Tabernacle tomorrow
evening . The Rev. Dr. Madison started Tor western
New York last evening intending to dedicate Two cnnrch
iisces and deliver four lectures. The Rev DIR. West
wood az Princeton, will Ill Or. Mattisons pulpit next
Sunday. Robert Harrott otherwise - Mickey free;
will attempt tomorrow the great feat OF walking lIO
hours without sleep or rest.
NEWARK.-Mr Christopher Hebden died
leaving all his property TO daughter Of Mr. John g.
Kitchen. and naming that gentleman as executor Inc
and therefore the property does not to her heirs Inc
will is to be contested The Courier learns on good a-
hortv that Mr.. Edward A. Stevens OF HOboken VINO Is
i'm Europe, about to engage in the enterprise OF CON
structng horse railroads in Paris and has engaged the
services OF Gen. G. b. Mcclellan, as engineer.
PATERSON.-The Aims House Committee
have defeated the amhOuse proposed to be erected
at cost Of $4,000, and viii SO report On Moday gnt 70
Ice Consumers company, with capital OF 100000, to
cheaper ice and place it within reach OF the masses
HIGHTSTOWN, n. IA part of the gang
Of burglars that appear 10 have been making clfcl
recently, OF the towns surrounding NeWNOrk reached
this place last week and have made several hazardous
but unsuccessful attempts. A night or TWO ago, MIS-
William g. Pearce alarmed by noise IN her house,
and striking match, found one OF the outlaws III her
room.
NEW BRUNSWICK thes fair in the
Second Reformed Church, last evening every BODY OF
whatever color suffered to vote early ana
vote often IN the election OF one OF the cry cleIs!
TO be made the recipient OF a superb easy-chair
TRENTON.-The MasOns dedicated Their
new hall on third floor OF Taylors building on Mo
day evening number of the cIaft RON 11 ~
participating in the ceremonies Horace E,tc tlSS5
lecture entitled Success in Business was wei aehueu
NEWBURGH.-A meeting was held yester-
dav 10 take definite steps toward building raFeau De
tween Newburgh and Walden.
FLUSHING.-A prize fight disgraced this
neighborhood early yesterday morning the pnghs De
ing Patsey" Doonan Of New-York and "Jtm" Mc
cipals and about 800 lOafeTs from New1Ork ana bfooh
lvn met az midnight at welkuOwn dran-shop on tue
Flushing road aad at daybreak RUG was plcheo III an
Out-Of the-Way place McConkey was the nst 10 make
his appearance, and was shortly followed by DOonRn
who opened Immediately upon McCOnkeys mouth iud!
parsonage returned with blow on the meek ana
inclination 70 lift "fOu" as he caught" his opponent
twice in the stomach but the referee took no notice OF IL
In the 2ls and last round McCOnkey haynggot D0onan
Gin chancery." tried the effects OF another stoachc
dose but this tme foul being claimed, she reItIee
allowed It. and McCOnkey was declared the winner.
UNIONSVILLE.-The citizens will celebrate
the opening today OF the Middetown, Unionsyle ana
Water Gap Railroad. The town extends It's Inequalities
10 the directors OF the Company and the representatives
Of other companies and to as many more A. lr aceou
other festivities in the afternoon, and pyrolechcs IA The
evening