New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-25

skrfn sparrer. and soon getting in heavy blow on
Nages neck and one ON the ribs drawing the blood co
ride sfthander cutting frigbtfu cash on Bolland's
check and kn9ckng him down On coming up again.
heavy punishment on his head and lace Ugly
lighting snsued ana on the men IN tH a iS ye
was closed pieces 81 flesh we're henging from his face by
Nages eyes both fast closing two large Jumps dis
figured his neck and cheek and his ribs were one mass
OF iivd Jumps Yet Notwithstanding this fellows
fought 80 more rounds until both nearly
hausted but B0lland, making final effort got his LETT
arm round Nage's neck and held him three minutes a
when he fell, and those humane creatures, Nages Sec
9nds threw up the sponge " token OF hollands victory
spoHged and put in blankets and borne from the ring
safe place. Ten minutes after the fight was done both
mems eyes were closed completely inns ngns Is sad 10
PATERSON digging away of hill at
the end OF Vinest has caused cavng Of the bank and
the tumbllng out Of collins and ske etOns presenting
the authorities TO the place The first ice OF the
was observed In Paterson yesterday morning Summing
water in exposed places man entered Gallaghers
tailor shop last night nebrated and insisted upon ul
dressing and going to bed with Of the inmates and
The Paterson Cricket Club beat the Willow Club OF Brook
Ign in of ll6 innings TO 81 two nnings-the
Mimi-haf negro and half Indian-was buried by the
Colored Loyal League OF Paterson large procession
flags. Four returned colored soldiers carried large
spread American flag and the band was also composed
OF the kind ever in Paterson, and attracted much
attention.
James Palmer of Brooklyn, and jeremiah
Qun of Jersey City, engaged IN foorace, on Wednes-
day, for 500 a side The distance was two miles Palmer
won making the first mile AGO. second, 4:i0 total $40,
10 Quins 445 and 4:4s; total, g5s MT lhgraham was
referee.
NEWARK-The Presbytery of Newark met
in Park Church on Wednesday for the examination OF
InBn church at Orange. The body of an unknown man
was found n the Morris Canal YESTERDAY Inere was
was arrested Tuesday evening on charge OF dealing
counterfeit money she is the reputed wife OF EdWard
Prison to serve ten wears for the same oeDss The con-
reeaton Of the Pines Presbyterian Church made their
annual donation visit TO their pastor the Rev. &. H.
Thompson, yesterday afternoon and evening.
PENNINGTON, n. Jon Wednesday after
Mr. John J. Hoffman attempted to ride across the
berlins mills and was killed by locomotive which was
backing up to the village for water Three Of Is jurors
desired TO censure the railway employees.
W00DSIDE.-A prize fight between Cole
and Barry two Brooklyn political brusers, for 49, was
81 Pounds Barry was Knocked out of time and Cole de
eaTed TIC wIpner The fight grew out Of political dis
S6trH ORANGE, n. 1.-The congregation
Of the Presbyterian church have given their pastor the
Rev j. Allen purse of $500 as mark Of their continued
affection.
BRIDGEPORT.-Capt Plumb has sold to |
NewY York gentleman his fine Yacht the Comet me
Standard says that 800 dwellings are needed IN the city
IAspOunesHssmi
"HEADs. | WIN"-KNOx might adopt this
As his motto for where geuemen heads concerned ar as fur
- them with beeoming Ts CAPS he bound TO win against
all competitors His style Hat for the season neat and tasteful
beyond comparison His 22 Broadway of FuOu
Il and No. $50 Broadway. -
HoYT SPRAGUE g. CO.-The residence OF r.
oyt ESQ has burglars twice within T." weeks BY
the BURGLAR ALsss TSIEeRApn HoLxE' No 2ol Broadway
ARTISAN WELLS, three feet in diameter, may
he up through solid rock 70 depth Of 1900 ee See toe 0aRAf
F,RrH BORISG MACHISE at No 222 PeArlst, Nes York