The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

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MAN CRUSHED LOCOMOTIVE, YESTERDAY MORN
ing while a man. whose name Is .unknowp, was In
the coal pit In the engine house Of the New jersey
Railroad, the PIT being used a pacs for shs rscep-
ton Of the ashes which raksd out Of the spgne one
Of the locomotives backed down him. crushing and
mangng his body fearful manner, and nearly sever
ing one OF his arms from his body when sxsrcaed the
unfortunate man artculated only few words and then
in height had dark brown hair sandy goatee, and was
clad IN two flannel shirts gray jacket and cotton pants
The eeaT es r. %arron c
will hold an inquest to-day 1t is supposed that the
unfortunate man had been wandering about houseless
during the night and had taken refuge In the pitt whore
the hot cinders gave him warmth.
THE O'NEnL MYsrERY.-The remains Of the unfortu.
nate man Daniel ONeill, who met with deporabe On
end were taken to Calvary Cemetery yesterday after
noon for nterment He belonged TO the arm Of ONeil
Sons, skdyers, in Paterson whose office In New York
had nor on his when 5:
LETT them on the Journey SO that suspicion OF robbery s
groundess.
INQUEST on THE CHILD BRADY.-Coroner Warren con-
ciuded the inquest on the child Brady last evening,
whose death At tho Aims House aroused tho suspicion
Of his mother, who alleged it the victim Of neglect
The jury returned verdict that the child died from
fever generating the officials from blame.
The LIQUOR QUESTION AGAN.--An order issued
from the Police Department yesterday setting forth that
after next Wednesday all parties who have applied for
licenses for inns and taverns restaurants and the
same has been vetoed and the veto laid the table
sustained ali licenses that have been rejected by the
Board OF Aldermen shall DO proceeded against thereafter
MS the law directs.
CONDITION A CITY RAILROAD DHpor-At the last
meeting Of the Common Council. Mayor Gopsill sent in
u communication relative to the condition OF the depot
OF the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad at the foot OF
exchange place. pronouncng It an ntolerabe nuisance.
and recommending that remedy Of some sort should
not be suggested merely but should DO applied promptly
Hudson City.
TRIBUTE TO TUE MEMORY OF GENERAL Phil KEAR-
SY.-At the dinner given 70 Governor Ward, Thurs
day evening. Brgader General Oakley responded TO the
toast Of "Ths Army and in doing let fall the following
remark:-'If the noble Phil Kearny had lived he would
United States after the battle of the second Bulrun
This know rom official documents record"
r Is touching tribute 70 one Of the men who
honor on the State which sont him forth
Toll CHARGES THE PLANK RoAD.-Some trouble Is
anticipated consequence Of toll recently imposed
all vehicles passing that portion Of the Lafayette road
near Mill Creek. few days ago q gentleman resisted
the demand illegal, and some hot words having
passed between him and the collector, tho latter
cured against him the charge Of threaten
ing language. An indignation meeting was held in
Bergen next day. The collector imposes the toll in the
name Of tho Associated Railroad Company, corpo-
ration which nobody seems to know anything Of 1t is
just two weeks since this impost lau on and
tho matter will be now taken to the courts
Newark.
DISASTROUS FrRx.-A vARsru FACTORY ENTIRELY DEs-
TRoYED Shortly after six o'clock last evening"
alarm Of IRE sounded for the third district caused
hut ha If Gra in tha uish oF
Henry Price, on Railroad avenue, opposite Chestnut
street depot. The IRE department promptly on
hand but owing to the nammabe nature OF the contents
of tho building, their exertons proved In vain Several
losses heavy probably not less than 0O0 but
the estimates have not yet been made The promises,
is understood, partially covered by insurance.
BEFoRK THE UNITED STATES CoMMssroSER.-A man
named George Creary was arrested yesterday morning
and taken before the United States Commissioner on
charge OF committing internal revenue frauds Key
port He neld 10 bail In the sum Of 81 600 TO ap
pear at the next term OF court.
SUDDEN DEAm.-Sarah Brady, q woman residing In
South Canal street, died very suddenly at her residence
July, and 70 that cause probably Ter death may be at
trbuted She was about 80 years OF age.
PAINFUL AccDEsr.-A young man named Frank
Greenwald severely injured yesterday morning.
He standing upon q stspadder. engaged in clean
ing the windows Of the European Hotel, in Broad
To the ground, his night arm being thrust In show
window Hts arm terribly lacerated by the glass
that 1t is feared amputation will DO necessary.
Paterson.
THREATENING TO SHOOT On Friday evening William
Daze who has in Jersey street. got into din.
Guilty with man named Lamcy, because latter
menced fighting with another in the store Later in the
day. Lamey came along with gun and said he would
custody and brought him before Justice Brush. Dazc
followed TO make complaint, and the prisoner at
tempted to chasse him. when Dalzell drew pistol and
told him to 20 IN which Lamey refused. Lamey was
sent 10 Jail and released yesterday on bail
Trenton.
ANOTHER Arrxxrr AT MURDER nv CoLoRED Nan
As II tho scaold had lost all It's terrors for certain
section Of the community this week has been prolific
Of deeds OF blood and violence in this State Yesterday
morning a colorcd named Charles Greene was
taken before Justice Rogers charged with having,
Friday night pursued = colored woman named nary
Hairless, whom he knocked down and kicked in the
most feroc manner II Is further charged that he
attempted Afterwards TO cut her throat with knife.
Greene vas committed for trial
DISASTROUS ErrEcTs or LATE STORM. During the
violent thunder storm Friday evening the lightning
struck the liberty pole In the Arsenal yard shiverng
into hundred fragments while ct the time about
hundred panes Of glass were broken In the building
from the concussion II also entered the house OF
named Peter Walsh residing in Second street. tore or
three four OF the weathertosrds, overturned the
stove broke all the crockery and glass In the building
and killed three pigs 10 pen near the house tree
also In front OF Mr. McGraths house, In Centre street.
was STUCK and feed to Tho earth. Fortunately per-
injured II committed dreadful ravages also In
the nsiahborng state Of Pennsylvania, tearing down
and telling trees No injury TO human life Is yet
reported
ARREST or ALLEGED RoBnERs -Yesterday morning
City Marsha MCGUIRE arrested throe others Of the gang
OF ruans who assaulted and robbed Messrx CASTOR APP
pleon and Dalton on Wednesday evening. Their names
arc George vanderbscs, Henry Saxon and Robert Mills
Part OF the stolen property has been recovered IL 10
thought the gold watch taken from Mr. Appleton has
been thrown into the water power.
Az INAxE FExALk--Yesterday about nine o'clock
young woman entered the extensive biscuit bakery Of
Messrs Exeton Co., Centre street, and commenced