The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
NEW JERSEY.
.Iers~y City.

Jersey City.
Hons vrro3 FRon TUE MAYOR the Meeting OF
No Common Couscil Tuesday night message was
received from Mayor Gops returning without his sig
nature the resolutions granting forsyhye licenses 10
various persons for tho sale OF liquor passed at pre-
vlous meeting The was laid over for consider
s.on at the next mes,ins Another message vas re
ePivtd veioing the resolution which authorzss tho
Jersey Ci,y and Hoboksn Horse Railroad Company to
hy double track between south Second and Fourth
s.rees; but the resolution vas passed over The veto
almost unanimously.
rAxEs or rHE crY.-Ths tar ord nance which was
passsd n the last meeting Of the Common Council
shows total Of $4o72 7o s. exclusive OF poll tax 70 BE-
sassd property within the city. or this sum the
expenses Of the police department set down ct
SlS 900; payment Of interest, SIS 500; payment OF
sAisries, 81, 500; payment Of bonds $l43so. den-
ssncv Of 1895 70 BE- pad SsS 81 os siscsioas $4,000
Aghune streets, $4,000; poor. $1,000
IuRu You've NIX NissNo-suPPosED 10 m DROWNED
Lat Wednesday evening throe young left Taylor's
Hotel and proceeded 10 the yacht Julia In the direction
she Battery No has sisce been received OF
them bat the boat was found capsized, with hole
De Rinzs who resided at No. $50 York street. Jersey
Oily; another was j. Smith: the third was unknown,
- hs baggage Is marked O. p. b
Newark.
VArAI FALL IRON \ ScAproLD.--Dsnnis Murphy,
PAINTER employed BY John Ditman, Of III Mulberry
street. almost Instantly killed yesterday morning
~ failing from . scaold He was engaged with another
nso IN painting The house Of Mr. W. Kirk. II Frank
Nm pisce, and standing upon . scarold while q
work TIE scAnod suddenly gave wav precpitating the
" men 70 the ground Murphy tell npon the railing
81 the stoop thence he slid the pavement and finally
sarsck his mead against stone water trough He re-
esved such serious injuries that he died in about
nmutss His fellow workman. John G. Parkinson. fell
epon him, and escaped with few bruises The body OF
aecsased was removed 10 his residence 2l2 WASHINGTON
street. Murphy born In Ireland and thirty
yssTs OF age He has resided in Newark over twelve
ysan
A'LEoD GRAND LAscryY Mr. Philip Guthsrson, Of
yrankn, Belevile township while walking to Belle
vine h Juss last lost wallet from his coat pocket
vhssn sontnned $3.50 On discovering his loss he re-.
eseed his footsteps, and among others asked MT.
Avoid r REYNOLDS II be had found IT, He received
sentative answer however and the vale. was gwen up
- lost Recently Ar. Gutherson's daughter noticed
vanet 10 the possession Of REYNOLDS daughter which
esse strong resemblance To her fathers property The
Ioss.sor thereof informed Miss Guthsrson that her
esls Rsynodsl father gave It 10 her. Mr. Guiherson
esctivss Mr. Reynolds was arrested in Now York and
eaksa 70 Newark on charge Of grand larceny.
pRowSED.-Yes,erday . man named Sweeney
vas drowned In the pond the Washington hat factory
10 was driving horse and cart belonging to Thomas
Smith and turned into the pond TO water his noss but
10 about twenty feet deep. Sweeney the horse
snS esrs were suddenly prscpated and the hors. and
snvsr were Drowned Deceased Wa unmarried and
sgsd about twenty-five years.
~ Elizabeth.
NonUAnoS.-Enos W. Runyon, Of Plainheld, has
bsen renomated for the Legislature by the republicans
= shs Second Assembly district Of Union county.
Port Jervis.
ACCIDENT TEE ERIE RAILROAD Yesterday, while
Ssnss Fallon, IN empioy6 On the Eric Railroad was
Sad his hand accidentally caught between the two
oaapsrs Of the cars and manged In . serious manner
ssovsS 70 New 9ors where ne was placed 1nder
surgical treatment q the New York Hospital.