The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


HObOken.
TRIAL or PoLIcKxHN-About haifpast two O'Clock
last sunday man named Robsr. Boerner arrested
by policemen John Murphy and william Fitzpatrick,
but after taking him short distance the officers let him
CO. Bocrner subsequently made . charge against tho
officers that they stipulated TO release him payment
o. certain sum, anu that no gave Fitzpatrick Slo-all
suspended by Ma yor Bohnstedt and . special meeting
OF tho Common Council was held last night try the
case. Several witnesses examined, and the d.
cision was withheld. Policeman Thomas wletf, who
suspended for alleged drunkenness to hav
trial. Murphy and Fitzpatrick made alidavits bofore
Justice White that the charge preferred against them s
false in every particular and warrant issu ed for
the arrest OF Boerner.
SINGULAR CH4RoE AGAINST A CRY RAILROAD Con-
DucroR-About four O'Clock yesterday morning man
named Michael Nutley driving butchers cart from
Hudson City to New York. and Hudson City Railroad
coming along the arivor OF the latter called out to
Nutey TO drive ono SIDE The demand not being prompt
ly obeyed the conductor OF the car Thomas Becker it
- alleged, ran up TO the wagon and struck Nutey with
club. The latter TO the police station for assistance
and returned with oaccr Ring, and whom they reached
that part OF Newark street where the wagon
ing II found that quarters beef left there
gone Que OF these found in the car which
BE ker was conductor stationed at the ferry The officer
demanded the meat, but II refused; The conductor
IS alleged assuming 80 threatening attitude aud
the driver appearing ready to second him. that the off,
Ger left Strange TO say tho other quarter OF was
found Of the Union Hill horse cars the driver OF
which stated that no would bring tho depot at Union
Hill warrant issued FOR the arrest OF Becker
who taken before Justice White and held to bail in
900 appear Tor trial on the charges OF assault
stealing.
Newark.
RAILROAD AcclpESra-Michaei Looner, isborer 70.
siding In Washington street, Market jumped from
Nov Jersey railroad train waverley yesterday morn
ing and badly bruised about the body lie also re-
ceved severe cuts upon the head. lie had taken the
10 order that he night jump from tho platform
without falling under the wheels In some manner his
clothing caught In the railing, and Nc was dragged
distance OF 6fy feet before no became it,senod He was
picked up In an insensblc condition ami conveyed
home He IL now doing we'll A wagon IN which Mr.
c. A. Smith, driver for j. Gould Sons was riding WAS
shattered yesterday about eleven O'Clock and Mr. smith
somewhat injured by being by the ocooiiyc of
the 10 45 train from Elizabeth. Mr. smith had soppod
at the Walnut street crossing until train bass ed
down. aud believing that tho clear he ATTEMPTED
10 cross with the above rcsrlt The borsa was al.,
bruised II Is fortunate that Mr.. Smith Aiilsa
outright
DEaocRArrc MEErNG LAST NrGur.-A large assem-.
bage collected Dramatic Hall last night for the pur.
pose Of entering reply to the republican meeting
. few nights since. A speech was delivered by Mr..
James Brooks, Of New York. who denounced the negro
In very measured terms There was torchllxht
procession Afterwards in which about thousand per-
sons participated Tho following notices wero dis.
played 1--WE can't swallow the Negro "A white spot
In black ward.r "why amt union restoredY Lot the
people answer al the ballot box.n numuer OF boys
carried Chinese lanterns and the enthusiastic MAS IN
bounded