New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DESCENT uros Rum.HoLE-LUE IN JERsEr
ClrY.-Yesterdsy morning, at about ooIo,k, allow
drinking place in Ne vark avenue, below Grevess.
kept By Mrs Kinney an Irish widow ives WIS.,
tied by the police. Considerable disturbance took
plsco there during the night and complaints
having been previously made concerning this grog-
gerry a descent was made upon Il, ana Ms kta-
ney and a gin named Bridget Brown, were tskes
to tho Station House. Tue latter had been fight
lg and Ter hair, when arrested, was dishevehed
end half hid ber feroclous face They were takee
before the Recorder yesterday morning. who commit
ted Mrs. Kinney to Jail TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury, aud sentenced Bridget to the County
sil for thirty days. The latter. upon receiving her
sentence arose to her feet, swelling with rage, and
with fash ing eyes and cenohed fists, che swore round
ly at the Count and threatened the officers Life, with
great determination. Sivsrsl times ye We taken inc
wild yes ye dom thsvss ye" and casting OIL her
old shawl with renewal of her threat against the life
of tho officer, she approached him TO have satufac-
ton vile the Chief sezed her and she was conveyed
10 Jail. The Chief then went TO the drinking place
of Mrs. Kinney. and found clothing, jewslry
and goods, supposed to have besa stolen.
or received In charity, and pawoed with hss
for rum or lodgings. All the arrangements for
liquor selling were found, together With small stock
OF DOtntu Ign'uiDp ino SUN VI w" ", IA W'"oys
was also found; and yet this woman has been nost
persistent applicant for charitable aid-snd with soma
success Her five children sent to the Aims
House and the goods and bundles Of clothing fouad
in her premises placed in charge Of tho SuPeria-
tfrdebt Of the Poor Boys and girl, have resored to
this place and drank run until dfunk, and men saf
women Of bad character have been harbored 10 this
den. There have been other places nearly II not
equally ss bad a. this one but the recent demonsrs.
tons Of the authorities AID temperance men have
restrained and destroyed many them.
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS -SEcosD DAr.-Tbe Fe-
mae Department Of Public School No. l. OF jersey
City was examined yesterday forenoon. There we're
in the various classes 225 girls and they proved shat
they had made good progress in their studies
LARGE number of spectators interested In their 6duos-
,,ooal welfare wire present. This department. U
M der the charge Of Miss NJ. A. Wesray as principal
nssi,ted by Misses NJ r. Savage, y. j. Wspples, L.
ShsckletoD, and ID. ChaZotte. Excellent coupcsi-
tions ard superior pencil drawings we're shown spe-
ciueIs of the efforts OF members OF this depsrtuens.
Ths nrmber of pupils on the register Of the FsnAs
Deparim nj Of This sebnol Is 275 the num7 or 10 sos
Male D.psrtnent is 2so; and u the Urinary Dspsn-
utnt 500 Altceethtr about 500 dineTeLt scnoian
have attended the school during the past year.
In the afternoon, yesterday, the fnnAfy Scnooi u
No 3 ras examined, with satisfactory results.
Al o'clock this morning, the examination u
school No. ia South Sixth IT. vii commence.
PocxIr PIcKID.-A lady attending the school OK
aninstion in York-st., Yesterday morrine, nsd n0
pocket picked Of pgt monnaie containing Wv