The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
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DEADLY ASSAULT OK A MAN HI Four DE 'rERADoEs.-On
Saturday night man namei George Malone ros,dn in
Clinton street, near Second, attacked within short
distance OF his house by four men named John aud
Edward Tarpcy, Michael Tyne and Patrick Kevalen, VITO
beat him in n most brutal manner Warrants were
issued the OF the assaants yesterday by Judge
White
BITTEN Doc. "A dog belonging to William Kcndc
No % Washington street, attacked man named James
Kennedy, on Monday afternoon. while at work the
adjoining premises After desperate s'rnGgle the
escaped with his clothes torn and worry severe wound
in the leg, which disabled him from working Kendci
refused to kill The dog. and Kennedy was denied legal
warrant to do so himself on the ground that no law
exists authorizing such a course
THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY AGAINST Mrs. SNra--In
nection with the suspicious surround
the drawing up of the will of Mrs. Smiths husband
given in yesterdays Herald Mr. Brett states that he
procured Mrs Smith communal prison the request
Of her diving husband she being unified through exces
sve dissipation attend 10 the affairs Of her house
hold. Mr. Brett further states that the will drawn
up the attorney of deceased end at the aters dcta
ton alone.
THE DUMMY QUESTION APPROACHING ADJUSTMENT The
authorities Of Bergen township having passed an ord
prohibiting the OF dummies from Bergen Point
To the plank road, bill introduced into the Assem-
by, at Trenton where IL read third time yester-
day and sent to the Senate. The bill submits the
rate Of speed to be settled by the local authorities
Hudson City.
THE STATE RIrLns AND THE FREE LBRARy.The bill in
cooperating the state Rifle Corps with the militia OF
Hudson county, veil the bill granting charter to
the Hudson City Free Library Association were read
third time in the Assembly yesterday.
Newark.
FIRE-Ycsterday noon efre broke out in a stable on
Morris Essex Railroad avenue, and before it could
be extinguished entirely destroyed similar build
ing adjoining was also burned the ground The for
belonged to J. G. Baldwin and the latter was the
property Of G. w. 1orum. The flames communicated
to sma frame dwelling the vicinity, the property
OF Mr. Baldwin, which was somewhat damaged, rs was
mos quito net msnufactory hy Mr. Joseph Evans The
losses folows-. q. Baldwin 81 900, insured for
$3.50; Mr.. Uzal Baldwin $400 fully insured; Mr. Evans
$40O insured.
ALLEGED POISONING Casa widow woman, living at
No. 393 Washington street. named Elizabeth Enge hart
was taken suddenly III Monday night the nature OF
her sickness being similar to the results OF poison She
attended by Dr. Eyrich, who fortunately saved her
life. Yesterday mornng an affidavit was made by Mrs.
Engehart that she believed Lima Leist had admin.
stered poison to her. and the latter accordingly
rested IL that the two formerly resided In the
same house. and that previous to the changing
her residence, recently she avowed she would slx''
Mrs Enyiehart. The woman charged with the offence
will be held to await an analysis Of some coffee which
the first mentioned woman bad drunk and which is be-
iieved TO have contained the poison.
ANALGAMsrSp ENGINEERS, MAcHrSrsrs MnLwmems
NEWARK N Tho first branch OF this association
celebrated their first anniversary In very oval
on last Monday evening in Newark. After table that
was loaded down at the OF the evenings
entertainment with edibles and drinkables had been
somewhat ightened by the commendable oppc,tes OF
the guests the cloth removed, and many oasts OF
an appropriate and patriotic character offered and
drunk. Tho HERALD not forgotten. and toasted
amid enthusiasm. The famous old pitcher which was
carried and brought back from the Of by the
Thirteenth New Jersey volunteers after having done
good quaifng service was used sine qua punch
bowl and was filled and rened several times. The old
pitcher petted and paed and at the closing Of the
entertainment was given three cheers and tiger.
Orange.
TArAL AccfDsyv on rHg MORRIS AND EssEx RAIL.
enthusiastically afternoon the quarter 70 two train
from Orange leaving that place. Thomas Doughey,
kaer endsavored TO get upon the platform Of of
the cars Unfortunately however he missed gaining
foohold and fell between the cars upon the track
below, the wheels Of two passing his body at
The thighs and cutting him in two. The q
ident Of Orange, and was about visiting Newark on
business Coroner Sanford notified and will hold
nquest to-day. Dougherty leaves wife aud family.
Trenton.
TIE ADJOURNMENT ov The LEGISLATURE. The adjourn
mcnt OF the House Of Assembly OF the New Jersey
Legislature has been fixed Friday, April IL The
Senate will probably adjourn at the same time
NEW JxRsEr RrGHrs Tho following preamble and
resolutions have been adopted by the State Senate
Whereas II IL represented 10 this Senate hata few days
srcc three citizens Of Ne~ Jersey, who dredging for dead