New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

consequence of the decrease OF coal business The iron
ore freight is constantly and steadily increasing.
JERSEY CITY.-Wm. 0'Neil, lad of eight
years was last night charged with stealing nuts
and hats from e G Ere h Railroad Spt Gs cost s n
cently frightened by the arrest
An organ matinee is to be given in the Con-
gregatioual Tabernacle this afternoon at ~ O'Clock
Berage Mohammed an Algerian, who lodged
in the Station House Thursday night was robbed OF
t23. The thief was not detected
The watchman of Lthe NicosOn Pavement
Company badly beaten on Thursday night by three
near where he employed. The thieves escaped
The Council have passed an ordinance pro-
hibtng velocpedes and wheelOarrows IRON ruhnng on
the sidewalks The ordnance must be puDlisheu twenty
DAYS before IL becomes a law.
A dog owned by q man named Kelly having
bit boys, officer was sent TO kill It, Kelly refused
Recorder and paid the fine Of s2o which is imposed by
the ordinance for his refusal The dog Is t' III DANGER
Grinnells building, corner of York and
Greencsts has been leased for primary school, and. at
the termination Of the Summer vacation, VIII be oceu
old school building in Yorkst VIII be sold at auction at
noon to-day, then removed, aud new building erected
In its place.
HUDSON CITY.-William G. Allingcomb,
who has been trial for two days on charge OF COM
mitting outrage on young girl has been sentenced
Prison A new highway is about 10 be opened from the
Ravine across Chrsts farm, to the Fourth ward at
cost OF 10000.
BERGEN.-A newly finished house on the
line Of the Newark and Hew-York Railroad burned
on Thursday night. Loss $500.
NEWARK, N. 1.-THE Hospital" property
opposite Centerst depot disposed Of yesterday 10
Hew.York capitalists for about SOO00 Ii is expected
that the property will be much extended and improved
Bdard have had the country here and Bloom
field surveyed with the view of forming new avenue az
the old Bloomfield Turnpike charter forbids its sale
transfer The road VIII be 81 miles long and 100 feet
wide The Mayor ana common SIunC GL ,hs @
lie institutions Dy invitation OF the Mayor and Common
SSGne t6 81 ss Yesterday had diamond breaspn
valued at $780, stolen from him. The thieves c0ntIved
makers Association have presented Mr. John T. Romaine
their President with gold chain IN recognition of bis
services in connection with the Association.
PATERSON.-The remains of ex-Sherif
Chsweu were buried with Masonic honors yesterday.
Mr. Chiswell prominent Repnbhcana ana was at one
time the most popular officer in tho county, Charles
dirt cart in Boudnotst on Thursday The cotton trade
is fiat The for the manufacture Of silk trimmings
and ribbons is over and tile mills doing but little.
over dozen yards OF fashionable bullion trimmings
have been made by one firm during the season "A SILVER
cup be given by ladies committee to the boat cnb
which shall win race on the Dundee Lake tins season
- A water main the corner OF Ellison and Hamilton
burst last evening, throwing mp great quantities OF
water and doing some damage "A public school house
is to be built on the corner OF East Ellison and summer
sts east OF the Erie Railway. The Lumber dealers
dong large business Several new stores have
been built on Marketst, but contrary to speeulatons,
trade is not diverted from the business center Engine
Co. No. l will receive the Pawtuckct nremen. Mayor
Rye promulgates the ordinance That persons suing
othes,who sell qors without license, may recover slO
for the rst Oensc, ana k0 Tor cach buDreqhcnt One.
Many Cubans have taken refuge at Paterson and are
working in the machine shops, pic mic for the benefit
OF the Cuban cause, will be held az Red Woods on Mon
day. o.. The Historical Society will meot Monday
evening.
WESTFIELD, N. IA resident Of this
place and a commuter on the Central Railroad, got
aboard train yesterday morning with the intention OF
going TO York He soon discovered that he had not
his Communication ticket with him. and at Elizabeth he
purchased passage ticket from the agent there. Up 20
this time the conductor bad not called upon the passen-
ger for ticket Soon after leaving Elizabeth however,
the conductor made his rounds Of the train, and ON
reaching the passenger from Wested and receiving his
ticket demanded his fare asO from Westhed 70 Eliza
beth This was declined, the ground that 1t should
have been collected before reaching Elizabeth II at all
whereupOn the conductor summary elected the passen-
from the care the oasgang party believed with