New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

Friday night The long.talked of pigeonsnoolIIngs
match between Lnduer and Ryan VIII not COM man Tes
former has paid forfeit John Bye was held 10 pan
terday by Justice White upon charge ol i,Itan
united an atrocons assault upon Jonn yesterday
charged by his SON with violent ass ssyerg that she
has been confined TO her bed.
WEST HOBOKEN.-A frame house, 0cc9-
pied by MI James Ga6ra on %nT 1nS yeseday The
loss was about $780, No insurance
HUDSON CITY.-In the Court OF Quarter
Sessions at Hudson CITY, YESTERDAY bnrgav IN Bergen
City, and was remanded for sentence
BAYONNE, n. J.-Yesterday morning, Mrs.
James Mcpherson, residing in Bayonne let ial keTo-
lamp, which exploded instantly setting lre 10 ne
clothing She was badly burned, but escaped without
fatal injury.
NEWARK-A fire broke ont at a. M, yes
terday, in the i9diarubber works OF L. Joy Co. On
aud large area. The fire originated III the engine
room, and SWEPT through the buildings desToyi 0.s IL
about s2OOO8 Joy Co. lose $4,000 upon stock ana
machinery, and Messrs Prentice Heath the owners Oh
the bulldog, lose S. 900. Fully insured. YESTERDAY
morning Alexander Jenning and Jacob EckeTt were
arrested charged with having robbed "Ian h been
confined to his house since the night OF tue rODpeii
cause OF injuries which ne reeeyed III a n in the
Police Court. related that on THANKSGIVING nsht to
SITS Inv party of ruians who stabbed him and beat MN
upon the head and face and kicked him out OF doors
left with broken arm After leaving the saloon Waltz
was attacked by two men whom he believed TO be Jen
nlng and Eckert The prisoners were % t , az
Of horsecar In Broadst yesterday afternoon rUGG
ing injuries which are likely TO prove iatal. En
Fitzgerald was arraigned for burglary IN thS EsSeA
Comfy Court of Sessions yesterday He pleaded Huy,
and was sentenced years imprisonment IN , ino
will be made the next Legislature lor wy ~
Newark city Horse Railroad Company WIN cPil" Va
S9SOOO0 The streets through which the new road pro
poseS TO run are not known. The Newark Female
Charitable Society held its sixth annual meeting IN tne
First Presbyterian Church yesterday 1e tbat dpr
Ing the past year 900 families have been renewed ny le
Society The receipts were $1,000 the outlay
VIM Knox, a resident Of No. lD Howardst, VINO Was
published in the newspapers as missing, with large
amount Of money. 60, was found yesteIHsy a. H to
County Jail TO which he had been committed lot uruh
enness VIM. s, Denton, builder dong business 1n
Elmst Railroad ave. has failed 10 meet ms HAUL
ties and his property has been offered Tor sae 70 ee
them Their amount has been reported at $2OOOO Dut
are in reality only $1,000 The heaviest losers are Jap9Z
Cook & sons dealers in mason's materials. and VIM r.
Raev a Co lumber dealers None OF Mr.. DentOn's en-
poy6s have lost by his failure and they have expressed
Willingness work upon partial pay to help MN Out Out
sex County Bible Society was heid at the oeconu
terrain Church in Orange yesterday % anu
ected during the year sS654 81, nearly 5000 more
than in any former year. During the evening tne
m meT' on M the the Oracle of God He advocated
the Of the Bible in the public schools Gen. LneG
dore Runyon elected President for the ensuing year.
PATERSON.-Sneak thieves have for some
time been prowling about Railways stealing clothing;
ETC. On Sunday evening Mr. Benjamin Carey diseovered
one in his entry taking coat, and whipped him severely
but permitted the fellow to escape: The Pennington
property will pass to the city for CITY Hail. February l.
It WIN cost 1900 to Te 81 Ps iISm e IN to
revise the city charter The Little rams KeIorme1
Church Fair Melted $500 hon SGhn cpbeT Ui
OF the New-Jersey Senate.
CONNECTICUT, n. 1.-THE house of Eze-
kiel Woodruff pilaged few nights ago some 20
robberies have occurred in that vicinity within Tort