The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
NEW JERSEY INrELLIGEHCR.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
HonE AGED wonEs-A movement Is on foot for
the establishment Of . Home for Aged and Infrm
Women Several ladies' OF the city have taken the pro-
jet in charge, and large sum OF money has been col
lected
ALLEGED BRUTALITY TO 4 WHn-Among The cases
brought before the Recorder yesterday morning was
that OF James 0Reily who was charged with brutality
throwing his wife out Of doors In Essex street. and then
actually jumping her body she lay on the ground
held till the result OF her injuries shall be ascertaned
II is stated that O'Relly, who IS seaman, had ms
clothes packed up and was about to start on voyage
C0mmunipnw.
The STOCK YARDs-During the past week there
arrived at tho yards two hundred ana forty-eght
cars containing 2s73 CATTLE 615s hogs 4se7 sheep and
304 horses.
Hoboken.
TRIAL TRIP rHh NEW FERRYRoAr haif-past
twelve o'clock yesterday the now ferryboa James Rum
sey left the ferry slip with select party on board and
cruised along North and East far as Black
wells Island, where the party landed and several
hours were spent in inspecting the Lunatic Asylum,
workhouse, Prison, Penitentary and Hospital. sur
vey OF the grounds then made under the guidance
Of Messrs. James c. Greene, Campbell and Faenor, who
furnished all the information required by the guests
When the party returned to the boat comfortable col
iation provided and the man was refreshed
Spouse 70 several toasts by Mr. Shippen late supern
tendent Of tho ferry; Leon Albeit Mayor Bohnstedt of
HOboken John McWhOrter, Colonel Meehan, late cntef
Of the Coast Survey, and W. Carey The James Rum
sey, the dimensions of which have been published in
the HERALD viii be placed on the Barclay street line
PIafnaeId.
Fatal ACCIDENT ON THE RAILRoAD.-A woman named
Martha Grierson Instantly killed at plainhed
Friday by being struck by the locomotive OF passen
ger train on the Central Railroad The accident
red at point whore there two tracks, which
coal trains are constantly running and the other used
far passenger trains. The lady was upon the track OF
the coal trains. but hearing the cars coming in an east
wardly direction she stepped upon the other track, when
she was struck by the locomotive OF passenger train.
The engineer observed her and whsed for the brakes
be put but II impossible to check the speed
OF the in time her. The mangled body was
thrown distance of twenty-five feet. coroners In
quest held Yesterday and verdict rendered IN &C
cordance with the foregoing facts.
Paterson.
FATAL ACCIDENT ERIE RAIIaoAp-As the way
tram from Port Jervs nearing Hohokus yesterday
man named John Hall walking along The track when
no stepped of let tho train pass goods train com
lng the opposite way struck him and he was hurled oil
the line. Before medical aid arrived be died.
Ac1DENr-A young man named Louis Lind, while en-
gagged in painting locomotive yesterday had his hand
literally mashed 1t seems that mischevous per-
son. OF the consequences that would follow set
the engine in motion.
Trenton.
GRAND NATIONAL FAR.-The grounds OF the Central
Agricultural Society," in which the great State Fair to
be held are being put the best possible order They
are paying particular attention to the just
Among the other interesting events OF the Far may be
mentioned the trial OF on the first day TUESDAY
nex and the trot between the celebrated horses Butler
Patchen purse Of S. 000 mile heats best three
in tive, In harness. on Friday.