New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-17
assault upon VIM English the conductor IN charge OF inc
ourn llch the nccnsed hiding.

assault upon VIM English the conductor in charge OF inc
car on which the accused was riding.
MANUEL, N. Y.-An unoccupicd farm house,
evening doubtless the work Of neendary: IL was
over 100 years old, owned by Mrs. VIM hatthe"S Vi
NyaQR, and valued at 200 No insurance
Jersey CITY.-The residence of p. f.
Meschutt, at No, lO4 Wayne-s was robbed on MONDAY
night of 500 worth of wearing apparel &C. NO arrests
Fowler shows that tie number Of arrests made during
the past quarter was G64 that 3a were e1ec'ea dor
fines that OF S52l7 worth of property ost or bIoieb
s7S5 worth had been recovered and that l9 persons
tall OF them, except 1885, males had been accommodated
with lodgings at the Police Station.
HUDSON CITY.-James Sharp, the cOlored
man who was charged With having On the lh OF iaSt
Jersey City, found guilty of an atrocions assault
BERGEN.-The Common Council are in dis
pute with the Central Railroad Company relative 10 the
which stock is held by the NewJersey Central Railroad:
BY the agreement made some months ago the road should
be paved with Eicoson pavement and ordinance TO
that effect was passed A large number Of property
refuse 10 put down such an expensive pave
draw the to the city unless the road be paved
with NieosOn pavement
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Magee aged IL, died
yesterday from injuries received by fall from tree on
which he was gathering chestnuts.
Observation-Disclosures Gaughran, who 10 EN-
ployed barkeeper for his father Richard Gaughran IN
with violent assault upon his father He was heid or
examination. Maurice KCke was stained AZ an
a dght at dance In a saloon in South Market
st. Zegler was arrested, but KOke refused TO
make "a complaint and the assailant was ols
charged Mrs Joseph Lang was yesterday foDpeu vi
500 by a woman who occupied seat with her on car
of the Newark and New.YOrk Railroad. Ballantine *
Sons about to build railroad 10 connect
their works with the New-Jersey Railroad.
ORANGE, N. J.-Yesterday morning an ice
wagon into by train on the Morris ana ESse1
Railroad near the Orange junction. VIM Ashpy, tne
driver, seriously injured, and the wagon proAeh
badly.
PATERSON.-A meeting is to be held at
Saddle River on Saturday night in favor OF the CON
struction of O railway from Hackensack through inc
Paramus and Saddle River TO MoSey on the brle
Railway; and of probable extension 70 HdVefsraw.
Yesterday morning the police captured James muHlgan
and Thomas McGunn whO the night before had pds,su
considerable counterfeit money in the cly mostly "
bills on the st. Nicholas National Bank OF NeW-i
The Board OF Alderman authorize the purchase OF he
bonds to the amount $4,000 build the Fourth Ward
SchOOlHouse.
HARRISON, n. J.-During the pigeon shoot
ing match which occurred at Harrison, already re-
ported Mr.. Reuben Whitehead and a Mr.. Fritz we're
slightly injured by the accidental discharge OF gun
! CAMDEN.-0n Monday afternoon JAS. Dunn,
fireman. attempted II Is alleged to cause an explosion
OF his engine He arrested and upon examination
before MAYOR Cox, the Chief Engineer depOsed That
Dunn gave for his conduct, hs opinion that
the paid fire department which IS being inauGurafed
would the department and render the engine useless
| TRENTON-The Court of Errors and APP
peals opened at Trenton yesterday number OF I'M,
pOrtant cases Will before the Court for hearing ana
| Railroad agt Fred Stevens; Camden and Amboy Rall-
road agt Charles Stewart; Mutual Benefit lfe lnsur-
ance Company agt W. l.. u tier; j. McGaTrlck agt NJ
| and +. Railroad Company.