New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-17
NEw.JRRsEY NEWS.

ARREST OF AN ENGLISH BURGLAR-HE AT
TENTS TO ESCAPE AND Is SHoT.-Yosterday morning
about o'clock, as Officer Ring Of the Hoboken Police
was about returning home from duty, he stranger
with large bundle in his possession coming from the
plank walk leading across the meadows to the hill and
making his way toward the ferry. The actions Of the
man excited the officers suspicion and he concluded
watch his movements. While passing down Washing.
ton-st. Officer Ring met Capt. Davis, TO whom he
municaed his suspicious and they concluded to take
the to the station house for the purpose Of
ming the contents Of his bundle While thus engaged
the man suddenly sprang up and making his exit ran
of up the street pursued by the officers After an ex-
citing chase through several Streets without any per.
ceptible advantage on either side. and as
they passed from Meadow-st. into First,
the fugitive was observed to throw some
thing over the fence. Capt. Davis then fred q
shot his head to which he paid attention, when
he fired second time the bail taking effect when the
fellow halted and staggered up to the fence for support
He then conveyed TO tie station-house and DIR.
Tuthill was called in. and upon examination it was
found that the ball struck over the center Of the
shoulder.bade and glancing forward lodged In tho
muscles Of the shoulder where It stu remains the Dr.
being unable to extract 1t. Search being made.
bundle OF dozen skeleton and nightkeys was found In
the lot where the prisoner was seen to throw them
The bundle contains valuable silk dresses, fnrs va
rety Of female wearing apparel and other articles.
probably worth 5000 supposed to have been taken from
the residence Of Mr.. Bogart (whose family is absent
on Palisade-ave., Hudson City: The prisoner. who
gives the name Of VIM. Smith, Ia an EDglishmaD, and
is evidently a professional "knuck." the articles
stolen we're selected with care, and an eye to their
market value.
FIRE IN A LOCOMOTIVE SHOP.-AbOut D
O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred in the Jer-
sey City Locomotive Shop, situated Warrenst. The
building being provided for in such emergencies the
fire extinguished by the workmen Damage
slight
DIED OF His IYJURIEs.--The little boy men
toned yesterday having been run over in Montgom
ery.st Jersey City by the Bergen Point horse cars
died of his injuries about o'clock yesterday morning
at the residence OF his parents in the Darcy House
His name was Mckinley. The child. who is but six
years Of age attempted to Jump the rroat platform
when he fell the track and the wheels passed over
his thigh and the lower Of his body crushing and
decorating him IN ightia nahne era;o, ~ rc;Ssntai
death was rendered.
COO baskets Of peaches arrived in jersey City yester-
day forenoon. About 90 wagons and carts were IN
waiting to convey them to New.York.
SALARIES OF CRY OFPrCIALs.-The Common
Council OF Jersey City, at their meeting on Tuesday
night a,ed the salaries Tor the present wear A. fo
lows Recorder o. 900; City Clerk, 81. 600; City Mar
shall 1900; Comptroller $3.50: Treasurer $1,000
e. 500; 0,ersecr of Poor, s7oo, Street Commissioner
@ 600 Superintendent of Ferries, Wharves and Piers.
ESQ Chief Engineer OF Fire Department, ESQ; Clerk
Of Board Of Fire Commissioners 500; Clerk OF City
Clerk $500 Assessors each $500 Collector Of Revenue
e. 800: Commissioner VI Assessment each assessment
slO; Special Commissioner OF Assessment SO; judges
of Election each SIS; Ward Clerks each SIS; Chief OF
Police 81 800; Aids to Chief of Police seooi Polce
men. sSOO.
| Boy MIssIYG.-A lad, IL years of age, named
James ~ Reilly len the home Of his parents In Bergen
Township Saturday last since which time no tdngs
Of his whereabout can be ascertained he had on
dark Jacket and pants soft brown hat and pair OF Old
boots He has dark hair, and may be recognized by a
small mole on his
SHoP.LIFTING.-Yes afternoon two
men entered the clothing store Of Moses White II
Newark.aye Jersey City. and while one OF them en-
gagged the attention OF the clerk the other store
watch from The window, valued at $50, with whicl
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