The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


GAMING on 4 SMALL ScALx.-Archibald HIM. aged
twenty and Washington Rodgers, aged eighteen were
arrested by the police for pitching pennies They will
have an interview with the Recorder this morning
DisuoSEsI BoARDER.-A man named William LAWYER
boarding at house North Fifth street. appeared be-
fore the Chief OF Police last night complaint Of
the loss urom his ROOM Of a quantity Of clothing.
valued at $ll0. late boarder IN the same house is
suspected OF being the guilty party The police have got
his description and are now on bis track.
BLED DEATH. Saturday morning twcnty.four
hours after BIRTH the child of Mr. and Mrs. Esswhn Of
355 south Eighth street, died from excessive bleeding 1t
the navel. An inquest was held the body in the
afternoon and verdict in accordance with the facts
was returned by the jury.
Hudson City.
KILLED on THE STREET ClRs-A man. whose name has
not been ascerIaned, killed Saturday evening
while travelling OF the Hoboken and Hudson City
railroad cars He was partially intoxicated and fell from
instant deah Coroner Warren held inquest yester-
day. when the jury returned verdict consuming the rail-
road company very strongly.
Newark.
SERIOUS AcupESr.-Joseph Wagner a German tailor
seriously injured last evening He vas WALKING up
a flight Of stairs the outside OF the building 152
Market street. when the stairway gave way, falling with
loud crash. Mr.. Wagner appropriated forty feet 10
the ground, falling his back and very seriously
injured.
DRrc SroRE RoBDrp.-Early yesterday morning the
drug store Of Mr. Kinsey, Market street. Broad
entered and robbed OF the contents Of the money
drawer and other vauabes, amounting in all 10 about
$50.
Paterson.
The ALxsHorsE-sIGLKR INDICTED Tho Grand Jury
Of Bergen county have found SIX bills Of indictment
against slgler, the Superintendent OF the Amshouee,
who has been figuring lately before the public in
ton with the bsrharties alleged 10 have been
by him his treatment yof the poor people under his
charge II also stated that notwithstanding the
OF the Grand Jury and the evidence adduced during
late inquiry, members OF the Council continue TO
pet the accused aud make public their determine TO
stand by and suppor him on his trial with all the
at their disposal.
SERIOUS AccIpgSr-Two MEX INJURED Saturday
afternoon canoldng erected the building OF Mr.
George J. Drew. the Valley depot Orange gave
way and men, who we're at work there
on 10 the ground. One OF them, named John Graha m,
had his right broken in two places. The other,
Newark tinsmth. also injured, but seriously.
The scaiodipg had been put together IN inferior
manner; hence the accident.
DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CincuxsrAScEx- Michael Gar
rty who was recently badly injured IN Orange
died at Hobokcn on Thursday last aud the we're
taKen 10 the former place on Saturday for nermeul
The Catholic clergyman ofciatng. learning that no
fcate OF death had been granted, refused allow the
burial 70 proceed until such document was procured
hold post moricm examination assisted by other medi-
cal men. Strong evidences OF death from consumption
being manifest certificate granted and the inter-
ment proceeded with. Coroner Freeman instructed
10 hold an Inquest however but after the epaneling
OF . jury the case was postponed for week.