New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

| AN ADSCoNDrEG JKwH,gR. man named William
Taylor, jewer doing brsness at no 10 Montgomery ST.
jersey CITY ascjnel Saturday last after having t-t dis
posed of all the articles left with him for repair One gentle
Mr. Charles Workman proprietor Of the barber aloO Ty
ors Hotel lost another yolued at t25 Ar Roes watch
spouted for $50 Mr. Workmans watch has not yet been
found understand though is reported have been pawned
cred by tbs lawyer to whom the case has been oonfded
| DAsTARpLY OUTRAGE BY PoLTCBMAN-CHARGB
or ArTE,uTNo TO MURDER woMAS.-AbOut 10 O'Clock on
Monday night John Beaks member Of the jersey City Po
lice force arrested by Constable Burns warrant issued
by Justice Warren charged by Mrs Ann McCue residing in
Cosst South Third with drunkenness and attempting
70 murder by shooting. The circumstances related are US
follows On Monday evening the complainant Mrs MeCqe
whose husband keeps shoe store at their residence sent her
little boy loaf Of bread The little fellow went along the
street whsng when he happened 10 pass Officer Bea who
as is alleged gave him kick and ordered him to stop whist
ling The officer who said been drunk then followed
The child into the house when Mrs McCue asked what the
matter Tie officer replied: HOu d-n bitch m an olcer
aud body ntereros with I'd shoot them Mrs heCue
seized club and raised IT, prevent the officer from taking
her child when he drew revolver at the sight Of which the
the piece discharged, the ball entering the wall
The officer then pointed the weapon at nephew Of the
woman end threatened to fire he did not keep back 10
complete tie outrage Officer Beaks then dragged the woman 70
the staonhouse which she resisted in consequence OF which
torn nnd drahged At the satonhouse the officer insisted
on having MIS- McCue locked up but the Captain refused 70
Panebo.n President Of the Hudson River Police Commission
happening to be present aud the condition o. inc 9nef D
ing quito apparent he promptly suspended from duty and
viii undoubtedly be speedily tried and dismissed om the 9fee
Subsequently he arrested as above stated and was hd of
examination
| MASONIC HALL AssoCIATIoN-Mr Alexander VIII
son. President Of Masonic Hall Association Of Jersey City
has been empowered to appoint subcommittee for the different
Aasons Associations ia the city solicit subscriptions 70 Ae
stock the projected Masonic a to be erected In Gio'e
HUDsoN COUNTY CoURr-JUDGs BEDLB on RUM
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the Hudson County Courts commenced yesterday Tuesday
morning. at lOs O'Clock Judge Bede and Associate Judges
Chambers surges and Bohnsedt presiding There were but
G Of the q Grand Jurors present Of the balance SIX were
md FIan Griffin the Court imposed fine 80 each Judge
Bee delivered important and interesting charge which
inemperaDce and the Illegal sale OF liquor on the
Sabbath Judge Bede said that there at present between
under bail awaiting the action Of the jury These persons are
charged with various grades OF crime there are three charged
the whole catalogue OF crime IT amentabe fact that
crime Is gr.ay o. sne sG p not o9 N u1So no
had recently presided In PGsac County at the last term
hal twenty indictments for burglary against
them and the felt constrained send them the State
Prison each q years In this connection Judge ledie re-
were inclined tendency in consequence of the persons
hitting being under the influence Of gucr He called the
attention OF the Jury 20 the great responsibility that rests upon
them with but trhing exceptions can be tired III
NeWI rsey unless first indicted by Grand Jury and they
had therefore nothing 70 do bat 20 discharge er d Win
fidelity and rested with the Ceut to administer the law
there nothing sanitary checking crime as rigid en-
iorccmcBt TIE law and is duc 70 the citizen that crime
should b. punished Grand Jue should fOwn down anything
relax the law and he believed there nothing
that effected this settlement OF fclOnes outside OF
the courts was wrong tolerate it and they had power to
aud TO punish parties who compromise crime
81 should not b, allowed and Injury to society Another
principle that laws should be enforced whether we Ike them
or not il there wisdom in law. repeal ~ but willie It
LISTS perform and onye the responsibility where Il belongs
the Grand airy should simply do their duty and let the c0e
\ quanccs ike care Of themselves.
Judge elo called the attention Of the Jury to h fact
that was Heel f1r unlicensed dealers to sell liquor IN
quantities quar- and the law should be enioTced
n was unfair the licensed The statute law prohibiting
th sale liquor beer Sunday imposes fine Of 10 Nov
there pa cd prohibiting the sale OF liquor on The SAB
bath whether b. licensed ycrnkeepcr or not ana the
penalty nHd for every glass sold aud the practice
s hnbuny persisted i can b. indicted for keeping
dis0flv houElno matter now quietly bis business may be
c1nInctc~ad can be punished win the severity the
keeper awdy house the oense being Punishable by line
not excpgdry tJ0 Imprisonment not exceeding two anl
hLf r Bot. hlt there suic.ency Of law and the
power nakilg it Opr4t rests WIKI the Grand July Judge
bcdc assured the jury that they found any indictments
against luorsccE hc Court would do H. duty By atten
tiol these doEcry houses the Jury would remove great
cy People parchase liquor enough on week
dv quordeacr should BE- allowed % keep open on
a. Sabbath and the merchant be compelled TO Close his doors
~ The close OF the able and interesting charge the Jury re-
tired upon their duties and the Court proceeded VIII