The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01

NEW JERSEY.


Jersey CITY.
THR DxssRossEs STREET FERRYBOArs WIN run all
night on ana after next Monday. When the new
Penthouse IL completed it VIII be the depot for pas
sengers ana IreIgnt on the New Jersey Railroad
TIE LATE Mr. OWEN KESNY.-The funeral Of the
late Mr.. owen Kenny, who died on Wednesday at
the advanced age of sixty-two was the largest seen
In Jersey City for years. When the funeral process
sion reached New York squad Of The Metropolitan
Police marched In front a. far as Worth street. Mr.:
OF Education in New YORK, and had been resident
of Jersey City only two years prior to his DEATH The
remains were inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED Enthusiastically three
men named william Scrvener, Bernard Kilroy and
John Bowers. were arrested and brought be-
fore the Recorder on complaint Of John Mccall
frey who alleged that while he and his wife
were sleeping during the niSht At their re.
sidence 4a3 South Eighth street. the accused
parties burst open their bedroom door and, with
McCafrrey defended himself with pitchfork and
succeeded IN driving the men from his apartment.
They were held to ball in the sum OF $1,000 each to
await trial.
Hudson City.
The WEST End RIOT,-Wilam Nolan, one OF the
parties implicated In the riot among the quarrymen
at West End several weeks ago. was arrested and
lodged In the county jail yesterday morning lie
and several others concerned In the melee kept away
from Hudson City, The trial OF all the parties Is set
down FOR the next term OF court.
Communipaw.
TIE STOCK YARDs.-Within the past week there
arrived mt the stock yards $40 cars, containing 1926
cattle, 10. 44s hogs and 1888 sheep. There were
slaughtered durlng the same time 3T3 CATTLE 1884
hogs and $500 sheep.
Paterson.
SINGULAR DEATH.--A man named William Smith.
living on the premises OF +. g. Beckwith, died at
ten O'Clock yesterday morning, from o singular
cause. on the previous night his baby chrstened
and he celebrated the occasion by too freely IN
duging IN drink, and came home at late hour in
an intoxicated condition. quarrel ensued be-
tween him and his Wife, resulting In his striking
her twice. Two men came up and took hold or Smith,
pulling him away from his wife. Smith fell, II is
said and one OF the men fell upon. HIM,
broken inside. When lifted up he was found in
very exhausted condition. He continued falling
until ten O'Clock yesterday morning, when death
ensued. DR.. Van Ripper held postmortem exami-
nation last evening. when 1t was discovered that
death had been caused by the rupture of one Of the
internal organs, and verdict was rendered to that
effect.
WILL OF THE LATE Mr.. RoEBLTNG.-Although the
will of the late Mr. Roebling Of this city, will not be
admitted to probate until Tuesday, intimate friends
Of the deceased say the following are the more iu-
portant requests contained in that instrument:-TO
each OF his children, 100000; widow, 500, OO0
Charles w. swan, business manager Of deceased,
$50, 600; Children's Home Warren street, $4,000;
WluONs' dUuie, fTOnb street, Sl0UuV.
New ROUTE TO THE DEpor.-On Friday evening
meeting OF the citizens OF South Trenton was held
for the purpose OF institutng movement In favor
Of the connection OF Taylor street with Greenwood
nv the erection OF bridge across the canal
to relieve the necessity of more direct route to the
depot for the accommodation OF citizens residing
south of the Assanrink. Resolutions were adopted
requesting the Common Council to speedily effect
such an OBJECT.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About eleven O'Clock on FIJI
day night the bow factory OF the Hutchinson Brothers
was found to be on nre, and from the innammabe
nature OF the structure and contents the conagra-
zion ragged with fury until exhausted by the complete
demolition Of the entire premises. Owing TO the
elaborate efforts OF the remsn the danes were pre-
vented from extending to adjoining factories, and a
more disastrous fire averted. The loss estimated
at 500, 600. on which there is an insurance OF $4,000
In the Manhattan, of New York the Franklin, OF
Philadelphia and the Insurance Company OF North
America. The tre is supposed to be OF incendiary
origin.
Iambertyile.
FiRE.--On Friday evening the nour mil OF J. c.
RoniDe situated about three miles from this place
together with the machinery and books Of the estab-
llslment. was destroyed by fire. The loss COM
pnted at 1000: insured for $4,000. The fire Is sup
posed 10 nave originated in the eugnc room