The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1863
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Jersey CITY.
The CENTRAL RAILROAD NUISANCE s stlll the
source OF agitation. The railroad company have
made great concessions but the agitators are not.
satisfied. The members OF the New York Board Of
Health have cut the plank from beneath the feet Of
the grumblers the abatoir question by the opinion
that there Is nothing In II dangerous TO the health OF
inc locality some say that the AGITATION Is iosiered
by the Camden and Amboy monopoly for the SAKE OF
embarrassing the Central.
Union Hill.
LITTLE GIRL RUN OVER AND KILLED.-About
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon man named
George Goey was driving from Hoboken horse car
laden with provisions the foot OF the hill, and
when child named Minnie Rosenberg, four years
old, appeared on the track before the Car. The
driver imagined her to be crossing at the time, but
she remained ON the road, and In a few moments
one OF the horses Knocked her down on the rail and
the wheels passed over her back, almost seyering
the body in two. The creature had been gathering
wild flowers by the wayside and after death the
hand retained handsome nosegay which she was
carrying homeward. The parents, who reside in
Kossuth street, near Palsade avenue, were soon APP
prlsed OF the occurrence aud appeared almost fran
TIC, especially the mother, whose cries heart
rendmg Goely Immediately surrendered himself 70
the authorities and was committed TO prison by
Coroner White TO await the result OF an inquest.
Newark.
THE MAsoNs' STRIKE.-The Journeymen masons
are still on strike and no disposition has yet been
shown by the bosses' to pay the old wages-$4 60
per DAY.
THE DUvALL ALLEGED PoIsoNING.-The DR.. Du-
VAIL who is suspected OF having poisoned his wife
ct GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, Is supposed to have at time
resided In this CITY, where he went by the name of
DR.. Potts. Two Of his wives died while he resided
In this neighborhood,
THE LATE PETER KERR.-The funeral obsequies
Of the late Peter Kerr. who was drowned at Long
Branch recently, took place yesterday at the North
Reformed church. In this city, in presence OF large
anHl af hA a.nAn nnl eo.
mains have been embalmed, and VIII be accompa-
MED TO Scotland on board the steamer Russia to-day
by the widow and children, together with MIR.
George A. Clarke.
The BONE BOILING NUIsANcE.-The people of
Paterson are determined that the new ordinance
prohibiting the bone boiling business within the city
shall be enforced. One Of the dealers, Allen War
rem, was tried yesterday before the Recorder, but
owing to the fact that the witnesses could only bear
evidence OF an ollactory character o. verdict was
rendered for the defendant. Other cases will be
tried soon, and the neghbors are determined to dght
IL out on That line until the nuisance is abolished.
G0dwinviIle.
A MAN NEARLY SUFFocArED IN WELL.-A la.
borer engaged in digging q well on the premises of
Daniel Alderman, at Godwinvle, on Wednesday
afternoon descended into the shaft, twenty seven
feet deep, immediately after blast. He fell sense.
less on the bottom, having been sufYOcated by the
smoke and foul air. After delay OF nearly an hour
nearly sufiocated In the attempt. Medical aid was
summoned, and with the proper t0ratives the man
was brought back TO consciousness and is now ap-
paTenliy wholly recovered.
Trenton.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday morning while
man named Isaac Long was driving team along
Centre street the horses became unmanageabie ana
dashed along at furious rate, throwing him from
the wagon, by which his leg was so badly fractured
that 1t Is feared amputation will be necessary.
LARGE CABLE WJRE.-On Wednesday evening an
immense cable wire was transported from RoeDling's
wire mill In this city, TO be used in drawing the
heavy coal trains across the mountains on the
Lenlgh and Susquehanua Railroad. The cable "a
6,s7s feet In length, two and halrainches in diam
eier, and weighs 5000 pounds.
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT Late on Thursday
night, as freight train was approaching the depot
man was observed to walk off he track out OF the
way, and accidentally fall into the canal. One of
the attaches Of the locomotive jumped OF and at.
tempted to rescue the drowning man with O poker
but did not succeed. He was found yesterday
bore the name Of John Hays or Hare as well as the
trade mark Of an English frm. corOner's Inquest
was held yesterday afternoon, and verdict Of acct
In POtters Field
STATE PRISON MATTERs.-A short time slrce
paragraph appeared in the HERALD stating that two
deputy keepers were removed by the principal on
charge OF theft. It appears that one OF them has
since been restored through the influence OF an ex-
State Senator brother Of the accused, and other
political friends. The other man, named T. s. Law.
renee OF Cape May asserts that he wrote two letters
10 mr.. hennion demanding an investigation for the
Hennion alleges were not received. YESTERDAY
Lawrence waited on the keeper, but was denied any
sea and as e mas been already pub
Lawrence to clear himself Of the charge he desires