The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Jersey CITY.
FIpE-Mackcy's liquor saloon, in Warren street, was
destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning Tho loss is about
$780, upon which there insurance In the roar OF
the barroom the where the sports of tho city
often congrcgated TO witness cockGght
Tue Cry POUND -Robert Harriott, tho pound MASTER
reports that during the yoar closed mpounded 1877
goats 1903 SO pigs, Il horses 10 steers and sheep
During the hot days Of Jay and August no slaughtered
600 dogs and received 81 23s.
Newark.
IMPORTANT AaREsTa Yesterday morning three men,
named Lewis Meyer, John Miller and John Gotlhard,
arrested tho charges OF being dealers in counter
felt money Never ana Nlof were arrested In \
butchers shop In New York avenue while endeavorlug
II is alleged to pass their worthless money They
takon to tho station house and searched when $500 In
counterfeit and about 500 in good money wore found
upon them Gotthard was arrested At hs house in
Belmont avenue. Ho had contracted il is alleged to
Springfield avenue and tho latter, by the adv the
detective whom he had notified OF the occurrence had
letter was found signed at ~" in which the writer
stated that no had new lot Of tho STUFF and it
'bettor than the last" This letter had date but 1t
IS believed that y was written by party In Newark.
II is also believed that the three acted together
The counterfets were mostly ege dollar bills on tn
Peoples Bank or Jackson, Michigan.
ALLEGED EMBzztEMgsr.-Adolph Ncwville, formerly
Newark agent for the Gormana Life Insurance Company
arrested in Springfield, ILL.,, recently and taken
this city Monday, the charge OF having cmbozzlod
a considerable amount from that Company. The
amount yet been definitely estimated 10, II Is
said 10 81 0oO The accused was takon before
Justice Pcrson, and by him committed to tho county
jail 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Trenton.
The CAMDEN AND ANNOY MONOPOLY 1t Is proposed TO
hold grand convention In this city Wednesday, tho
22d inst. 10 organize an opposition to tho Camden and
Amboy Railroad monopoly. Tho call has already re-
ceved large number OF signatures In this call Il Is
act forth that the time has arrived when becomes tho
imperative duty OF all Jcrseymon who wish TO guard
the interests and honor OF tho state and promote lis
welfare TO organize an anl-monopoly party Indigna-
ton meetings Rave been held NJ Brcksburg else.
where at all OF which tho recent decision Of tho Upper
Court has boon mpugned, aud declarations have been
openly made that the exclusive possession OF such
privilege by the Camden and amboy Company win fetter
the enterprise or the other corporations or tho state
II proposed 10 call the attention OF tho egsature 10
tho matter.
BON Ro3axRy --Rober; Hay, pardoned convict, was
arrested yesterday for entering clothing store In the
afternoon and stealing therefrom alleged an over.
coat valued at s2J. TIo disposed Of the article
woman named Bridget Bropby for 81, who was also ar.
rested for alleged. knowingly receiving stolen pro.
perty and bound TO appear NJ tho OF tho
court Ray 81 tho time Of his capture drunk IN the
street, and he committed In default Of bail % await
the action Of tho Grand Jury.