The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

OF Wieee Schroeder he not having any license 70 40 o.
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCR.
tf hUe7 Jersey CITY. os.s
HAroa GoPsnI's NEssAok-At the meeting OF the
Common Council ON Monday evening the message from
Mayor Gopsiii was received and read. I. is lengthy
document scts forth that for the fiscal year ending
April 80 the bonded debt OF the city 81 6s
showing reduction Of S1o9612 % during that period
In dealing with the excise question he astonished TO
find that in the year just closed but sevenyone licenses
we're granted 70 sell Intoxicating liquors in the city,
four hundred This shameful violation Of both munich
pal and State laws he adds, to admit only OF the
interpretation that the authorities consider the rum
With view 10 remedy official corruption he recommends
that the city shou have court Of its own with Judge
appointed By the Governor and not dependent ~ 10 the
criminal officer Of the city now, upon tho votes Of the
multitude and the mutations Of party. gbt
ON Hudson City.
& EScouErxR WITH BuRGLARs-OxE or THEM SHor.-
About eleven o'clock on Tuesday night officers Lam
don and Haas were making their rounds on Montgomery
avenue near Hudson Grove, they met two men who
carried bundles which on being searched were found to
taken into custody and after proceeding short distance
OF them Atarted on and pursued by the Officer
the pursuit TN the fellow escaped in the thicket In the
meantime officer Haas set upon by the other fellow
Who having dealt BIN few powerful blows On the fa;e
was almost suflocated. citizen who lived near
the scene came 70 the ofnoer's assistance aud
tanoc when heir path crossed by another Citizen
who was armed with revolver, and the villain Was
marched OF IN custody oficer Hass now lies suffering
up Search was made for the fugitive. aud he was
found at his home in West Hoboken, mortaiy wounded
Il appears that OF the of1cer's shots took effect
the shoulder blade and entered the lungs His name il
Joseph wednsr while that Of his accomphce y John
corder Adridge me carpet found with them wa: idsn-
tilted by Mrs. Ellen Bungst, of Hudson Grove, from
whom Iva W. stolen on Tuesday evening She recog.
premises Coroner Warren Will take Wednsrs deposi.
ton today. s ssa 5000
TAIAl Rxsu1f OF me- RAn1oAD Aonpun--Ths un.
fortunate man, Thomas Boyd, who was run over las.
Friday by coal car at the trestls work. died yesterday
morning II the sissrs Hospital The circumstances ai.
tending the accident have already appeared in the
H<aALD. Ampuation Of ono leg was performed SUM-
day. and II Is notable thai In four recent Of ampu
taon not one Of the patients survived In his dying
deposition Boyd stated thai no len lying on the
track for two hours after the occurrence Coroner
White win hold an inquest today
s-s eaMs s5ee tsg Newark. asp vss N.gvs7
NgwAnx AND NV YoRK RAILncAD Tho nrst annual
meeting Of The stoekholdeu Of the Newark ana New
York Railroad Company was held q the esmpany,s
ess - Newark YESTERDAY. Ne rspes Of The ehsf
bas Sssn done ssos ossSsr E % tie soss Of SIcocos
oss s - saas q H q Ss
been secured In Hudson county. Is u highly probable
that The road win be completed during The present year.
DzAm OF CozazcroR hAszn--0n Tuesday afternoon,
Captain Peter W Martin died q Ah residence In Newark
sfsr suffering fos long time from heart disease He
took up hs rsdsnce in thu city quarter Of century
sgo and We for several years connected with the passsn
ger line q steamboats, running between Newark and New
York. For sixteen years he was connected with the
ssSsSoS Ss ssSs ISL Ss Va appointed b. P
dent Lincoln Collector Of Customs for the port Of
Newark, and was reappointsd By President Johnson n
MIorristswn. ,t
RESULT on rm CnARru EIHCrIoN -The charter cleo
ton was held on Monday NO democratic ticket was
and the republicans therefore elected without
opposition. aaM 7n5iaa .a s.a.ava sa5 II let
Rrvrxus FaAuD.-Theodore Allen, a Wholesale TO-
baeco merchant OF 40 Fulton street. New York. has
been aragnsd before the United States Comm iasioner
charge Of being implicated with Theodore Wood
In deffauding the Revenue Department TO the amount
or SIS 600 II IL alleged that Wood established tobacco
r or $780, N
March was a. 600 and in April S11000 but he sailed
,o s % s ne 2, me n and
hence the arrest The accsssd was balod In the Of
$4,000.
Tar NEw BouIxvAn-rhe Committee Of Conference
appointed BY the Common Council met The committee
OF property Monday In references 10 che new
boulevard and proceeded in carriages 70 the Market
greater part Of the proposed route distance Of nearly
four milea The report Of tho committee the subject
viii be laid before Che Common Council
New Bruuswfck.
LApoa NovnxEM.-A number Of the journsymsu
painters Of New Brunswick who have bsen receiving 90
per day have struck for an advance Of twenty cents
per day. u Ees
APro9nnDn o. RnswrxD N RAxKRurrcT. Judge
Field confirmed Ne sppeissnsns Of the following Regis
ten In Bankruptcy Tuesday -rkss dssvses. Chss. B.
Drasson Of Canaan; second district. whtaeld g. yohn-
son, u 1sntoa mird d,ssct, Jehn elmendorf Of New
Tish sisirsss, TAoaas D. Hozss, Of PsssssoI
Nsaca Couxr CUvsR me Nay term Of the Mercer
county courts eenmsscsd Tuesday. Chief Justice
Bessley psesdsd sssssd By Judges McIlvass Asohlsy
rrx TsccsAD Do1An DAnAos N 4 BarAcH on
PRonns Cana singular has juss besn concluded
In the Ocean county oouEs ths jaSy rsturnIng verdict
Of $40 900 danasss the fui amount claimed for breach
Mis- OCsssesh Yarnsii, aged 70. and Abraham Stout,
both residents a Cedar Creek, the defendant being dry
sna e. 20 !. ds
oer Of marriage which was accepted. aud the time
for the contamination Of the wedding season was
made on the iadS's part; but whom The time was a
hand Stout throw some obstacles tho way aud post
ponement uas the result. The time fixed for the mar
rage was October, which came round only to bring
another disappointment and another poslponsment 70
February, 1893 when the long expected day arrived
the plaintl6 doomed 70 endure tho 'spangs OF de-
spssd love;r The attachment gradually cooled down on
the dscn6.nps ad.. and on the is Of January, 1894
he married daughter Of Judge IoFcrs OF Tornei
river, Ocean county. This action TIA orouShl re-
sulting In The verdict above stated.
BOARD Or epUcAnos.
Observation-Disclosures Asked Fer BY
the Usiscd States Csmmissiencr, Orc.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF Education took