The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
reported IN De HsRsLp at he time d'ed OF his INJURIES
on Friday nRhI An inquest II 70 DO held to-day.

reported ue UsasIn a, he time died OF hi- injuries
on Friday aRh. An inquest N 70 DO hed to-day
Elizabeth.
Pos,rsSSSxxxr or sEnsncs on oriiiKR In the
Union County Court yesterday afternoon, the passing
sentence on Sylvester CUTLER tho murderer OF Joba
FrIaan was postponed until Saturday DexI on the APP
pitca,on Of council for the prisoner Judge Depue In
granting mo application. stated hat he deemed Il but
Cutler has strong hopes OF new trial. and like \
gulng catches at siraws His grief Is evidently
deep bot ne Goes not manifest u IN any Violent demon
sirsons
NEW PIiy ADOPTED BEeaARs. Yesterday morn
ing yagrant named James Iowden called a. the real
denco Of Mrs Jane A. Wnlams and asked for something
70 eat. lie refused, but nothing dauned he, 10
ailo-e dreT large knifo and informed her that ha
the nscessaries no, forthcoming ut shat time he
would kih her Hs was promptly arrested and lodged
In jail
snsr TO THE Rsyonx scaool. Five young boys were
yesterday sent to the Reform School, they having beon
N confinement in the county jail for minor offences.
Railway.
ArorBR Bloody AyFRAY NRw JxRsEy-On Friday
CAST the colored people Of Rahwv and Its suburbs Wis.,
tied Peases WOOD In that place, where II had been
previously announced that ''harvest home' would
be held. The "darkeysn met In q friendly manner,
eougrAtulatng each other the success lob de hsr-
vest" About two O'Clock IN the afternoon the gem
men" had become pretty well intoxcated and began to
kick each other the shins'' in not very friendly
minds that they could whip" their Railway friends TO
which the latter dsmnrred, and each and every con-
tcstsnt armed himself for the occasion. Some took
stones others bottles others clabs eIhs contest then
began and was waged neroely to It's close. masy being
had brought on the grounds = base bah club which
he bad found club ground. The idea occurred 10
hirn that !t would make an effective weapon. Holding
il behind him. he sneAked up behind sable Individual
named James Jackson and catching ths bat with both
hands he 1t is alleged, gave jackson terrific blow 90
the upper portion Of dis head, behind the right ear
Whether Frusn imagined his opponents head . hall
has not been definitely settled but eeriae II WAS that
the head went 70 osntse feldp in other words il was
safely deposited on The ground with ,ne body 70 which
was attached. First blood was called Tor Frman On
investigation II wss found that jackson bad been Sc
veroy injured. Il IL feared that his skull Ii fractured
and but little hope Is entertained Of h6 recovery The
"hone" speedily dissolved and the harvest re-
moved 90 shelter Firman has been arrested, and 10
nod 20 await The recot Of Jacksons injuries
FIRh-Yesierday morning. about half-past four
O'Clock, FIRE broke out IN = stabls at the rsar OF
Hooeys saloon Railroad avenue. The s.able was CON-
psiely destroyed, together with one horse and pig.
The stable Is valued at $780, insured Tor $tGo The
horse belonged 10 hessra Shaw Hfnchcife and was
insured for S2eo. f,
\ PAssAc COUNTY ouRTs--The trial OF William EsI-
sbsll for an outrage little German girl, was COP
oludad yesterday he beng found guilty; he was then
tried Indictment for assault lislo girl
named Lydia Oobbs, with intont 10 outrage. He ~as
found guilty John Johnson retrsoted his former Plea
Of not guilty, and pleaded guilty TO breaking and enter
ina Richard Van Ripers stable a. Weasel and stesing
set OF harness Peter Cisco plesded not guilty to an
Indictment for adultery with Margaret Walden. Rich
ard 1erhune, tried and found guilty or breaking and
tevng, aud larceny from Henry HarwOod He then re-
trscied his former pleas two Indictments for the same
offence against r. Spinder and A. Osborne and FADED
guilty to tits Willet Stanton pleaded not guilty
10 indictment for assault and battery George Hob
pleaded not gubty 10 indictment for breaking
and entering AID larceny. Tue coar: adjourned to
Monday.
Trenton.
Row AMONG SpoRrs.-Consdcrlng the great influx
OF strangers and visitors ths city, carsequens the
agricultural sbow, but not deserving notice hap
pense. Late lAst night a mees occurred between
ers men, when man named Cute got badly kicked
and brused about the face, eye particularly being
transformed trio temporary nonent,ty He made an
affidavit before Justice Johnston this morning, accusing
sporting character, well known in New York. being
the pcrpers,or Of The Ee denied being the assa
su and In retort preferred charge for assault and bat
terry against Guie Several Witnesses appeared on either
side bat the Justice dispensed with their services and
bound she tgans TO give bail for thor appear NJ
tho nsxt commission Of Oyer and Terminer.
ARRIVAL os RACE HossFs-Yesierday afternoon
erii horses arrived in this city from Hobsken
take part In the sporting events OF the ensuing