The New York herald., 1867-07-18
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

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Jersey City.
VIotArioS or rHs LQuos LAw-At the Recorders
Court yesterday morning Casper Faulhaber who kseps
Of South Eighth street and Newark ave-
nue., charged with selling liquor without Iicenss
he was tned $l6. A complaint made 70 the Prosi-
dent Of the Police Commissioners that there Is soms
pata'ity In dealing with liquor Dealers and Mr. FAlk-
edge Of tho Com mssiones there shall be no excercns
made. The comp plant involves charge against some oe
the heads OF the department. esr
Casa or ALLsoso KIDNAPPING. .--One evening Iass
March little boy named Courtney, whose parents reside
in Prospect street, wandered out after dusk in company
with another lad who induced him over 10 new
York. Here he taken charge by an agent Of the
York Chdrens Aid Society," and after the necessasy
preiminaries completed ho placed Ia company
hs sr >. Of hs
ing bis pFedcament watched an opportunity to escape,
and just as tho train was BEGINNING to move he jumped
on tho car and escaped Young Courtney was taken -
Michigan and there hired farmer In the meantime,
the distracted parents resorted to every expedens 50
their child. The came before Judge Brady
and afterwards before Judge Cardozo IN New York
while Mayor Gopsll Of jersey City, and Mayor HodmsA
gwen granting defendants fifteen days restore the
boy but another appeal was made and the order quashod
a
2 New York lawyer through humane motives took up
the case % again and obtained psrcmptory order The
cas Of tho institution alluded TO- LETT for Michigan on
Tuesday, 70 have the boy brought back. if
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ALaEGsD BURGLARY WEEHAwKEN abraham q.
Norris Of rather respectable Appearance thirty
ave years Of age. brought before Recorder Avssy
yesterday morning under the following circumsanoes;.
new hotel Is being erected a weehawken, and o.
Tuesday evening between six and seven o'clock whea
by forcing three door and carried or quantity OF tools
valued ~ 500. He purs0sd and overtaksn at tho
@ ~. ns % s Ss"
mted him for trial Morris halls from New BrunsWiok.
is carpenter BY trade and pleads ntoxcaton IN sx
ADMITTED TO BAL-Edward Merrill the boy Who
stands charged with killing John Glouslsn. by striking
HIM with a stone, admitted 70 bail yesterday By
Justice White William rhornton the alleged accessovy;
had been previously bailsd.
SALOON KEErxR DRowSED.-A dissipatsd saiooa
keeper. named Frank vucsnz drowned 10 tho Pas.
sale river Tuesday night. He had bssa drinking
froey 10 the bath house saloon, between the turnpike
out in boat to 60 home Unforunaleiy, tho boas
upset and he was drowned The body has not yet bees
recovered.
sIABslxs AprRAv-on Tuesday night r.eite occurred
raj roushs In which Of the party drew knife ana
stabbed of his companions the blade entering the
le arm Another OF the party had one Of hts eyes -
the police. no arrests were made
Erxoros DErKoArss. : Primary meetings were held
in the different wards Of the city last evening for the
election of delegates TO the State Convention Aboas
hundred delegates werc returned from the city -
large
ARREST -FoR L,RcEy.-A lad named Owen, better
known as Butcher, yesterday arrested for havaa
stolen copper nut valued at $4O from q building IN
Orange The young thief had broken 10 to pieces anl
sold for about tenth OF Its value to junk dealss
but he has hitherto made good his escape On one
he and party OF thieves hid In Old weik
and upon being ordered out bv officers in quest OF the
hs nainoi In we'll n xvIi "A
others left their place OF conceamcn TO accompany The
officers. ref.
CIrY IsPaovExExrsAt the last session OF tho Lcgis
Iaiure permission granted the town OF Orange to
issue bonds to the amount OF $4,000 the b
expended grading the streets The city authorities
have now determined to to take the work in hand and
pensss OF which they about TO bonds TO the
amount OF $4,000.
RAILWAY.
GENEROUS CoSprcr FIRE COMPANY When the ars
broke at Jersey City yesterday morning the news
reached Trenton soon after well the PRINCIPAL
stations along the New Jersey Railroad Excelsior No.
Engine Company. OF Bridgeport, Conn, who were %
their return from Phh.depsis as soon as they arrived
the conagraton, teegraphed the Chief Engineer %
Jersey City, placing themselves and their engine hs
disposal.
Msxuse rHR HISTORICAL souFrr.--A mcetisg oe
the Historical Society of Passaic was held ON tuesday
night at the Reading Rooms and Was very largely e.
tended. Mr.. Gladhl read paper on ''rbs Nswspapss
Press OF Paterson Rev. Dr. Barnard then expa nod tho
object Of the society Rev Dr. Horubower said he bad
prepared complete history Of the churches OF Paterscn
which, he was sorry TO say, lost 10 the sociesy ~
being burned under the Presbyterian cnurch ~.
Woodruff and several other gentlemen addressed We
meeting.
ELEcroy or DxIkeArw-Ths delegates elected 10
represent Hackensack at the Suffrage Convention 20
Trenton ars.-J W. Iouss r. J. Ackcrr,an, j. G. Hazel
ton T. Jardine. Jos Trowbridse. John j. Van Buskirs
aud r. Johnson Harringtoni p Powles, ID. d. Blsnvet,
Hohokus. A hckerman, II. r. Waamaker, Lodi; r.
Renuic n Romsns, Saddle river; ~. berasn New Bar
voorhis washington; =. ,. Van kipsr, J. Demarsss
Westervslt
Tn, sr,ry CoSvrSrros.-Buste and activity prevail In
o,c., circles over the approaching Convention SEN
s,or Nvs OF Nevada Senator Wilson, of Massacbusets
ana er.Govsgnor Hawley, OF Connecticut a. well ~
senators CAttel and frelinghvsen, Of this state will bc
for delegates in the Fifth wsd Of s city took place
last evening.
BoARD HEALru.--By previous order OF this Board
two ditches openea between Noasgomery street
and scudders alley, for s purpose Of draining OF tho
swamp. Al the meetiuy OF the Board Monday night
. committee Was appois,ed 10 wait Mr. stevens, CALI
Ing on him 20 execute that part OF the work 70 which no
Nav JAn.--The County rreenoidsrs held a meeting
yesterday in the Court House chiefly for the purpose
Of awarding pae contract for the building OF the new
Jail Their sesslon was secret There were Tour pro-
posals In al,s Nj. Johnson's being selected
CKSrRAi, AGRICULTURAL Association. Yesterday tns
Central Agricultural Association met In tho Guy hs''
for the purpose OF elsc,ing officers and board lhl'
association has been only about two years IN exf"os
and already u haz held several fa'r~