New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
NEWJERsEY NEWS.

| TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BY SCALDISG.-On Wcu-
nesaay evening terrible accident occurred at the dis-
tilley Of Mr.. Jacob r. Hauesling or Elm near osr
rsonst, Newark which Is th9a9ht VIII res.,. a
Quaintance, and while dong SO Inssed throusn Iooa
on the level Of the door Of which were several large
filled with boiling a9It MI , ana hsa bna usi
done so when he Mr H. pitched head trst INTO one OF
them He grasped the side OF the vat ana had near!
drawn himself ont when be again fell BACKWARD nto
The ecalduc LIQUID. With the aid OF his friend, Mr.
Hauesling succeeded in getting out the second time
and out in the yard and stripped on his
outer clothes Medical attendance was imtnedlateiy
called and everything possible was done to relieve his
suterings The skin almost entirely peeled OIL rom
the body, and he suffered exeruciatDe torment. MI
Hauselng still alive yesterday afternoon Dut IL
was not probable that lie could survive through the
night.
THE BANK CUECK FORGERY CAsE.-Yester.
day forenoon young man named Miles r. Burke, ar.
rested in New.York by Officer Carroll, taken be-
fore Recorder Ns-tndale oi jersey City for eIamin
ton charge of being concerned ia the forgery OF
check for e645 on the Hudson Comfy National Bank,
purportng TO have been signed by j. Van Worst Vice.
President Of the Bank
james Henrick alias Virgil + vandevoort, the young
man who attempted to pass the check, made affidavit
that on the h ntt he accompanied Burke and another
man TO his tBurkeD house in Broome-st. New York;
Burke sat down to q table and asked the other man
whether he should fix the on the First National
Bank Of Jersey City the Hudson County National
Bank; tie man said he did not care which; he then
dated the check and put stamp on III they then went
to grocery corner OF Greene and Grandsts.; Burke
procured sheet Of paper and made out receipt that
witness had paid him SGo0 for check 20 the amount OF
seas on the Hudson County National Bank
ceipt in the name of james Stevens. and
then in a different hand writing signed the name OF
Henry +. Greene, as witness TO the payment OF sto
By the witness VaDdeyoort for the check requested
witness TO say that be bought the check Of horse
dealer named James Stevens they then crossed over
to Jersey City and witness went TO the bank and Ten
=. ~ han ha
witness had known Burke since the 18th OF September
last and fiom all he could learn Burke wasa forger
and had served term in the State Prison Tor that
crime the 9Th inst witness saw letter In Bufkes
handwriting that he had written 10 j. Van'V0rst and
signed j. Muller, asking ioA information about one
Mary Muller and also sawa reply from Mr. Van Worst;
witness did not see Burke attach the signature of J
Van Worst TO the check
| Upon being called up FOR examination Burke denied
having forged the check and said he did not give the
check TO Vandeyoor and had nothing TO do with It,
adding: This Virgil Vanderyoort that gives evidence
against has come lately from Wh!te,PIains Jail on
charge of forgery under the assumed name Of James
Burke was committed to the county jail 10 await trial
al the ne1t term OF court.
ARREST FOR ALLEGED RoBBERY.-A man
named John Brce arrested in Jersey City yester-
day afternoon by Detective T. l. McWilliams, on a
charge Of having stolen $50 worth OF wearing appare
from John Mccain clo,hier. q. No. ia Newark-aye
The robbery was committed in April, leo at which
time Brce who was in McCGnns employ. disappeared
and has mot My sPss H1'
his arrest. lie was committed for examination.
BASE BALL MATCH on THE 1CE.-A match
game OF base ball will be played at II O'Clock this
(Fr!day) afternoon. between the Alert and Resoutc
Base Ball Clnbs OF Newark. The locality selected is
on the Passaic River opposite the Commercial Dock
The ice the river for more than mile IN extent Is
very smooth and sufficiently firm. ard should The day
pleasan, lie two predecessors no doubt there
viii he large Of people present TO witness
| espoFt.
NFw EyGiyE.-A powerful locomotive, Of
uo.t elegant aud mastery workmanship. named Sir
y Morton Te,o was turned out from the Atlantic and
Great We;e-n Railroad Companys shop In Jersey City
Yesterday,