The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ALLEGED THEFT AT THE ERIE RAILWAY DEror.-At the
Recorders Court yesterday morning Ephram White was
brought up ON the charge stealing baggage check 1t
the Long Dock depot The check belonged to . lady,
who lost IL between Port Jervis and Goshen inc Of
fence even could be satisfactorily proved, having
been committed outside the State the prisoner was dis
charged.
HORRIBLE CRUELTY 10 CoLoREp BoY-Yestsrday
afternoon colored boy named Alphonsus Annin twelve
years DID, was attacked by dog, which bit his left ear
entirely or The owner OF tho dog Edward Aillar re-
sid ne at the corner OF Fourth and Bloomfield streets
alleged set the dog on the poor boy, and an adavit
to that effect having been made before Justice White,
warrant was issued and Mllar bald in $500 bail TO
appear before the Grand Jury.
Newark.
FATAL RESULT or IxJuRIns.-Louis De voursney, the
lad who was badly injured by jumping from the front
platform OF horse time since. died Of his in.
juriss on Friday night
Elizabeth.
SENTENCE OF QuILIxR.-Sylvester CUTLER, the muir
derer OF George Firman. was yesterday sentenced By
Judge Depus DO executed Thursday, tho 14th Of
November between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the
morning and three o'clock IN the afternoon. In reply
TO the usual query prisoner he had ought to say
"why sentence OF death should not be pronounced"
the prisoner stated that although he made no denial Of
shooting Firman, II not wilful murder. H0 also
stated that Hannah Frman aud George Brown, two wit
nesses the case had perured themselves and that
doubts had arisen as to whether he had pulled the
trigger Of tho gun Those doubts Quiller said he
emitted TO- and for those sentence should not be
pronounced The will take place In the jail
not make any violent demonstrations In his charge.
Judge Depue warned the prisoner TO base no hopes on
pardon, but 70 prepare himself for eternity
LARGE Fmr-A Cmp BURNED TO DEArn-On Friday
afternoon Gre occurred in the house occupied by Mr..
Wolf and family, on the line OF the Central Railroad,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. The flames spread
rapidly, and before they were subdued the adjoining
snd sSs house o Mr. Won were dsoy. The most
iamentsbIe fact IL that child Of Mr.. wol about egh
teen months old, was burned 70 death there beng no
ture besides the house In which he lived His pecuniary
loss about 5000 The other buildings were owned BY
M Mackey, whose loss is about $4,000
Paterson.
PorIncAL.-A democratic mass meeting was held in
Continental Hall on Wednesday night Over six hum
dred men present The meeting addressed by
Andrew J. sandford President Of the workngmen's
AntNego Suffrage Club on the great issue Of negro
suffrage. He was followed by several other gentlemen
ON the same subject.
PAssArc COUNTY CouRr.-The trial Of John Mccarthy
for being concerned tho canal boat outrage
cluded yesterday Three witnesses brought forward TO
prove an aiib for the prisoner identified by the
woman ~ being concerned in the Outrage Mr.. Wood
ruff who conducted the during the tempo
q os. %ss pR !s
the Jury after brief charge from Judge Beas when
they retired The Jury returned into court At shrs. o'clock
former plea and pleaded guilty assault and battery
four young children. H. Gobls pleaded not
guilty to assault and battery his wife. Three boys,
eleven TO fifteen years old, charged with breaking into
| J. Duncan's store and stealing, were committed
The following prhoners received their sentences: =
Richard Terhume, Geaking and entering and stealing
from Harwoods carp.pter shop, and a similar charge
having been IN State Prison before for eighteen months
was sentenced this tine to Ave years. William Moore,
| stealing coat from ). yatsons house while drunk.
State Prison for one year Mary Campbell, . servant
girl nineteen years old, stealing q coat from her
ployer, Peter Sloat State Pr-on two years; William
Marshall. aggravated outrage little girl and
attempted outrage another sta Prison ten years
| John johnson, colored, about TWENTY-FIVE years old
stealing harness. State Prison three PEARS; Richard
Harvey about sixteen years old breaking and enter
| ing W. J. Posts, State Prison three rcars r.
! Holloway, Oliver Van 0rden, T. Dixon. James
| Adams, John Day and T. Lee, all poys from
eleven sixteen years old sentenced AZ follows
Holloway. Lee Van 0rden, Adams and Day were ordered
20 be the state Reform school sentence suspended
in the Of Dixon who allowed to 60 with bis
mother; George Hobson about seventeen years old, ill
tappng Slate Prison two years Uren Turner beating
days and fined s2o the costs both indictments TO be
psid IJohn MCCARTHY concerned the canal boat
rage sentenced to State Prison Tor eeen years. The
| missioner was taken out OF court swearing horribly
lanes Elliott assault and battery, two months county
ail: james Wilson, assault and battery. State Prison
| years: Charles H. Gobe, beating his wife fined SIS
FRANCIS wilson alias Dummy. assault and battery on
little girls two years State Prison. In all fourteen
sen. 70 Trenton for change Of air, which 10 hoped
| will improve their morals