The New York herald., 1869-06-01
sUBURBAH rNTELLIGENcR.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


ALLEGED BidAMY.-Edward Gillian was brought
before Recorder Martindale yesterday morning on
the charge OF having married the wife OF Mr.. John
Grtman, of Jersey CITY, the 10th OF February last
The accused 1t is alleged has wife and family, but
had been on intimate terms with Mrs. GrItman for
the past two years. The marriage which forms the
basis of the complaint was performed In Hobo
ken BY the Rev. Mr. Ellison. The Recorder fixed
the bail at 900.
A AMYsTERY.-SKELEr0Ns ExHuMED.- OF the
workmen engaged in excavating ON Seventh street
near Erie, yesterday morning, dug up three human
skeletons which had been in the EARTH It is believed.
about twenty years. The remains are those Of
adults, and as there was no burial ground in that
place IN the memory Of the Oldest inhabitant. the
discovery has created no little sensation. The lots
had been used for several years past by gardeners
for the growth or flowers and herbs. Coroner War
rem commenced an investigation yesterday, but no
evidence was ELECTED to throw any light this
mystery. The problem is likely to defy research.
H0bOken.
BAREFACED THEFT OF A GOLD WATCH AND CHAM
While DR.. Stenman was standing at the par OF
restaurant In Washington street on Sunday night
Philadelphian, named James Brady, and three
associates gathered closely around him and struck
up familiar conversation. After few minutes had
elapsed, the doctor, SuspeCttng that all was not
right, placed his hand over his vest pocket when he
discovered that his gold watch and chain were gone
pocket and there found the missing articles Brady
started out, ana ran down tne street; but ne M was
pursued, caugnC ana DrOugnt before kec0rQer rope
who committed him for trial.
Newark.
MAs0NrC.-Mr William Sllas Whitehead. promi-
nent lawyer OF this city, formerly Grand Master OF
the State, was the recipient Of an ovation from st.
Johns Lodge, at the elegantly fitted up rooms the
corner OF Bank and Broad streets last evening, which
was extended as farewell souvenir preparatory to
Mr.. Whitehead is well known throughout the State
not alone or his forensic talent, but for his immense
stature. He Is not many inches short OF seven feet
high.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ESSEX OYER AND TER
MNER.-After quite q lengthy session the Oyer ana
Terminer OF Essex county was adjourned for the
term yesterday In addition to the convcts already
sentenced quite number more were doed out their
rewards yesterday. The most noticeable one was
william Harrison, q respectfully connected youth.
who IN an evil hour forged the name OF q
sent to state Prison for year. In the Quarter
Sessions Jacob Labaugh. whose exploits in Beeville
the subject OF attention in Yesterdays HRRALD,
pleaded guilty to two charges or larceny and was re-
nanded for sentence. Several handred dollars worth
OF the property alleged to have been stolen was re-
covered yesterday.
THE SUNDAY HORSE CAR QUEsTIoN.-To-day the
election ordered by the Common Council the ques-
cars on Sunday, takes place, provided it
is not, as has been threatened stopped
by an Injunction. The clergy OF several
,r OF ne ay az ar Wen Yen bsnd many "a uc s
election is Illegal and usurpation of the Council
manic authority. BE this as It may, the election
Will probably be held without let or hlndrance, and
1t Is likewise probable that the vote drawn out will
be very light indeed Considerable apathy has lat
terly been manifested in the matter. The friends OF
the measure will have to stir themselves, as the
clergy and Young MEMS Christian Association are
in the field and will work hard IN the opposition
ranks.
VISITING FIREAEN.-Among the visitors expected
this season by the Paterson Fire Department. are the
following:-Rough and Ready, No. 2, OF Pawtucket,
r. l., on June 10; Assistance steamer, No. g. of Pha
delpha, on June %; Undne, No. 2, OF Stonngt0n,
Conn., aud Others the dates Of whose visits have not
yet been communicated.
SUNDAY PAsTIxEs.-Paterson is an exceedingly
lively little city on Sundays. The following is the
programme Of amusements carried out yesterday
and the day before:-
John Hoffman, living near the Paterson Iron
Works, nearly became fatal victim OF his wife's
scientific ambition. as that enterprsing lady under
took to empty the seaming contents OF the tea kettle
down the throat OF her liege lord, and he obectng,
the assistance OF bOotjack was called into requis
neighbors and policemen, and the loving spouse
pulled out ot the bed in which she was hidden, and
Quite q scrimmage In Cross street was brought to
an abrupt termination by the appearance OF the
police VINO arrested the ringleaders while the rest
William Sinclair, living in Passaic street, coming
home drunk. his son knocked him over with NAL
let. Both individuals soon found themselves before
the Recorder, and the father sent the County
JAIL while the son was bound over to appear.
wholesale quarrel occurred about eleven O'Clock
Sunday night, near the corner OF Main and Smith
streets, which brought out the whole neighborhood
by the noise. No blood was spilled, however.
John Huleter and Charles Freck, two Dutchmen
living near the Gofie quarreed about cattle break
ing through the fences, when the latter jumped
upon his adversary and nearly choked the life out
Of him. Hulster was arrested and bound over.
Besides the above there were an indefinite number
Of arrests for drunkenness, dsordery conduct, Sc.
On and alter next sunday there Will be detail OF
SUNDAY police, and such dissertations Will probably
occur less often.