The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.
The LoucR Qussnos. Tho following liquor dealers
were brought before the Recorder yesterday morning
and fined SIS each for selling without license Stephen
Bennett, Michael Lyons and Henry Seevers Al the
meeting Of the Common Council Tuesday night Mayor
Gops another message obecting the grant
principally three grounds First bogus signatures
TO applicaon second accommodations as to inn and
tavern; third, dealing in bad and poisonous stun tor
liquor Only six of the vetoes were sustained
HObOken.
LIQUOR DEALERS TO TAKE Our LrcaNsEs AT the
meeting Of tho Common Council Wednesday night
the following resolution was adopted:-That the Cap
tain Of Police be- and he is hereby required and directed
notify all persons requiring licenses in this city for
any purpose whatever that they are required to make
application and pay for the same Immediately, and il
tho not attended to on or before tho l9h
day of June the penalties imposed BY ordinance will DO
enforced against thom
SALARIES OF rHE PoIicE FORCE INcREAsED The Com
mon Council also passed resolution increasing the pay
Of the police force follows to take effect on the LIST Of
JuyCapain, salary 81 900, increased TO 81 100; Ser
geant salary $780, increased to 5000 patromen salary
$780, increased TO $500; station house keeper salary
$500, increased TO 5000.
ATLANTIC Boar CLuB.-At the annual meeting OF this
club held at their club house. in Hcboken, Thursday
June the following gentlemen wore elected officers for
the ensuing ar-President, Matthias Arnold; Vice
President, William A. Butler; Recording Secretary,
Daniel Wright; Corresponding Secretary, Charles T.
Tuthill Treasurer, William T. Frink: Investigating
Committee, Samuel B. Tuthlll, John E. White and Q.
Tag.
THE LABOR CONSPIRACY CAsEs.-An examination was
commenced yesterday morning before Justice Miils in
the cases Of Thomas N. Finegan, William n. Fitzgerald
Michael Fallon and Enoch NJ Shotwel, coachmaksrs Of
Newark who are charged with conspiracy destroy the
business Of Ezra Marsh. large manufactures. Court
H Boyian for the defenoants lengthy ar
gument ensued between counsel e to whether
after being baed to appear at the next term Of the
county courts Mr. Parker arguing that they should have
that right The Court decided that the accused were
entitled to the examination The plaintiff Ont. Esrs
the 23d Of April committee Of coachmakers waited ON
him and gave letter and scale Of prices the letter
informing him that the committee desired him to ad-
the wages paid by him. that they might agree with
the scale. The committee gave him until the following
for consideration On the following day the
committee called at his place. when he informed
them that he would not conform TO their DESIRES and
requested them to leave his place. which they did. That
afternoon number Of his employees left him. The men
who left his employ congegated daily in the saloon Of
Henry K0pp In Lafayette street, where they could com.
mand view Of his place noon mt times ana evening" n
employ, and insult them. Other witnesses were OK
amined, all OF whom testified to the pcaceable manner
but others had them. At three O'Clock
the examination Was adjourned until ten O'Clock this
morning
LAWYER ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH 0arArnsc Mossv
UNDER FALSE PRErKscKs -A young lawyer Of Newark
was arrested on Wednesday by Sheriff RECORD on .
charge Of having obtained money under false pretencea
The following the particulars In the case:-0n or
about the sth Of April he called at thu Second National
Bank OF which Cornelius Walsh is president and
formed that gentleman that he wished TO open
k~vl- HI LAD
book, in which no inscribed his name He then took
from his pocket check on . Philadelphia
bank for 81 1900. and handing IL to Mr.. Walsh
remarked that he desired to deposit the same in the
hank and that 1t q certified check. Mr.. Walsh
barely glanced At the check and handed to the teller
Of the bank Before leaving the lawyer drow 81, 900
the strength Of bis account In due course Of time
the check forwarded to the bank at PHILADELPHIA
hut shortly afterwards returned with the statement that
1t worthless. Mr. Walsh then informed tue young
lawyer OF the fact the latter expressing considerable
astonishment and promised TO refund the money.
money Mr. Walsh became suspicious OF the honesty Of his
man. and placed the matter In the hands Of Messrs.
Runyon Guild, attorneys and counsellors at law.
They at once had consultation with the
party, which resulted in the lstter's giving
gentleman The lawyers greatly pleased At their
success In securing the amount; but on instituting
were Unable 10 nd anS such person as the endoser q
the note. They then made affidavit against the lawyer,
and he was accordingly arrested and held TO bail in the
sum OF 81 000 Messrs Lewis c. Grover Jr, and s. B.
Sanders becoming his suretiea II Is said that the
young limb OF the Law has given ''leg bail" TO hn
surees but they have already taken measures for bus
rearrest The accused heretofore held honorable
position and took an active part IN the last political
campaign.
Orange.
ANOTHER Man KILLED ON rHK RAILROAD. "A man named
Augustus Newbrcnner and almost tn
stantly killed on the Norris and Essex Railroad at
Orange, carly yesterday morning. He wakingo the
track the junction OF Scotland and Globe Streets
when no struck by the locomotive. He lived about
ten minutes after the occurrence Deceased about
twenty years Of age and unmarried. Ho is repre-
scented as being q man Of industrious and temperate
habits coroner's inquest will be held this morning.
Patterson.
THE Curling CLUB.-The foundation stone OF the
curling club house was laid on Nonday-not Sunday,
already stated. The curling house Garrett Aoun
tain recently broken into and the handles Stolen.
Bopdentewn.
AQUATIC barge Excelsior, eight oars manned by.
crew Of the Atlanta Boat Club Of New York. arrived
pleased with the trip II 10 expected they will reach
Philadelphia this noon, whore they will be received
BY dcputation Of the Schuykill navy whose gussss
they will BE- during their stay in that city
Trenton.
TIM STATE FAN Upwards Of 5000 were awarded in
premiums YESTERDAY a. the great state FAIR There wss
an average attendance, with . good sprnklins Of the
fair sex The racing the best contested since The
opening Of the Fair the nrss was double team rscA
bcss two In thrss, won IN three heats By Mr. Kings
Honest Abe and Old Put, Necksr's marc taking second
2:l6 The special premium, single
teams, best three In Ave. in harness. Wa won Tour
heats BY Du 0rey's bay mare Foariess-eime 2:0k.
There Was also trial q runnsg nof "a arsr AN
Ter for a. O0Q 81 Dobe was winner In race By thoss
who did not beat aga II vas won under protcsts
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