The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-10
sURURBAN INTELLIGENCI.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

entered the ofie and carried OF about $500. Ii
VIII be remembered that the ofice on the New YORK
side was relieves OF $4,000 IN similar way some
time ago.
Conference.-The assault on Mr.. Matthew DOYLE
was not so severeas reported yesterday. There was
stabbng in theaffair. The assailant entered the
store while undei the influence OF liquor and de-
manded drink whrh Mr. DOYLE refused. The man
became abusive ant Doisterous and finally dealt Mr..
Doyle heavy blow IN the lace but did not seriously
lnJure hln. me asSilant was afterwards held to
BAN TO Keep the peace
Nor THE MAN WANED.-In a paragraph in yester-
days HERALD il stated that the alleged assail-
ant OF gentleman in ahotel on Montgomery street
was Mr. Barry, the Democratic nominee for chosen
freeholder of Hudson comfy. II turned out that this
Mr.. Barry was NOT the ma, but another OF the same
name who belongs 70 IA ASSOCIATION termed the
"Buck GoatH" the Mr.. hurry mentioned yesterday
Is Respectable eltzeh, an repudiates any connec-
ton with The roughs concerned IN the ARRAY alluded
TO. The real Barry has noyet been arrested and 1t
Is supposed that he has hebron the city. Consta-
bic Onslow reports that he MS not yet been able to
hnd Two or the party a!thouh they have been seen
In the city since the afiral The matter will be
brought before Judge Bedle the next term OF oyer
and Terminer.
HobOkeI
BASE BALL PRoHlBITED.-A the last meeting OF
the HoboEen Common CounS a resolution was
adopted to the following efect:-That the Captain of
Police be directed to instruct lis men not to allow
any base ball playing within thu city limits and to
arrest all parties so offending bring them before
The Recorder, that they may be delt with according
To law.
MAN KILLED on THE RAILRoAp.-Yesterday
afternoon man named Martin Collins was instantly
killed by train conveying gravel ant lumber from
Seventh street to Weehawken. He vas recently
employed as brakeman on the line, ana was step
ping from one car TO the other when he slipped be-
tween, and falling on the rails was nun over by
,nIee cars, when maangled MS body II dreadful
manner. Coroner Nnile will hold an inquest this
forenoon. The deceased was upwards o. fifty years
Of age and resided IL New York city.
Hudson City.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF Hudson City
presided over by Mr. Patrick Harrington succeeded
on Thursday night n nominating city ticket. as
follows:--For Mayor b. +. Sampson: Recorder
Thomas Aidridge; Sdool superintendent Dr. Noble
(the present incumbeu having declined).
CLEVER TRICK on TIE JAILoB.-A few days ago a
New Yorker, named Hurry A. Gruber, was charged
before Commissioner Hfman at Hoboken with at.
tempting to pass counerfelt ten dollar BILL but the
proofs not being sunciet he was discharged In
settling the account wlththe tailor ten dollar bill
was rendered and the BALANCE handed over II was
afterwards found that he tailor had been victim.
led and the sharper mtit well laugh IN Mis- sleeve
at the verdant officials Jersey who could be i'm
posed upon with countefeit. The TAILOR desires In
get the bill OIL his hands
FIRE.-At halfpast one o'clock Yesterday morning
q lire broke out In the DWELLING house occupied by
Thomas Murphy, at the cener OF Passac avenue
and Warren street, in The Fourth ward The fire.
men were called out but espite their efforts the
building was consumed. TIL loss does not exceed
$1,000; insured for 81, 900 IL the International In.
surance Company. A rumorwas circuisted' ev.
denJly 10 catch the Bohemias that the occnnant
persned in the ruins and sole excitement was
created in consequence.
Union Hill.
CONGESTION or ODD FELLOWS meeting of the
members OF Jefferson Lodge, Noa25, |. O. of OF.
was held at odd Fellows Hall oLTnursday night
when the following officers elcted for the en-
SUNG tnem:-Wm. Sauter, n. c.; Llis Mitchell v
G.; August Schott, Permanent Secre,ry: Frederick
Ferch Corresponding secretary: Mr.. safer District
Deputy Grand Master. Several me bers OF the
Jersey City Lincoln Lodge were presen and amonp
the visitors was General Joe Hooker.
Newark.
MARKET REcoSsTRUcrIoY.-For wqSs mast
Messrs. Austin, Sta,nsby and Ridden, a o,nmittee
OF the Common Council, have been engagetp max
ing thorough inspection OF Centre Marketn this
CITY, with view to efrecting changes wher,v tho
convenience OF the people and the city treasui may
be greatly improved. Those leases OF stalls tn had
been held by dealers and Others for five yearssav
ing out on the LIST instant, II Is now propos TO
fefuse long leases and in addition raise the rts
| he arrangements have not yet been completed.
| LEES SUREENDER.--The fourth anniversary OF ia |
eNt was observed IN this city by display Of bu.
ins"om all the public and a good many OF the pi |
Vateagstairs and meeting Ut Library Hall OF tn
New 'rsey Union Officers Association. The meet!
ana Mar General Gersham Mott, Of Bordentown
selected chairman, while W. S. Stryker, Adjutant
nenrrai . the State acted a. secretary. or the.
feeu'1p nybers there were present Brgadier Gen
1 Y,sl nun n, Colonies Frederick Cooper, John
SaA.;as Eward yardne, VIM. p Carlis, Robert
=; swords, Joseph ". Plume, Majors William
II. phillips ni lpst,a Lewis Mou,, oakley John
III; way g. n Abeel David 4. Ryerson; Cap
iee W oPari Pc,te Hopkins, R. H. Lee T. NJ X.
iiS S ~. lVt'eI,C. /, Bowers, A. Benson Brown
| W AZ 'otuiEcSt a. y, Drake. u. -. N. j. A FAY
Snares C3afI3is Wqlam wakenshaw, j. 9. Jack
ana s agTgns aid hasted William H. Sloan
mad been transacted TIA following eXofiicers were
sdnitted 70 mem0ershh-aai. DANIEL Loder, 10Th
Vols; FIRST Lieut. Charios Iange 3jth \. J. Vols {:
1 SS Hn I r. S5 HSpny ION j. Vols; L. Col sam
Vols; Col = SPARROW G w. a. eurd Ey'dau surgeon
Robert j. PrQgdnt "a y W.. Con ~; Ih epmnl
zen Eel v Vi. D' col. sanford b. aunt sur
>. N9ls; capt. John l.. Manning l4th y. ]. Vols.
p5k En0s FOurat., "a =. j. Vols; Capt. G. W. Cart
ner; stn n. !. Vols. 1t. Col. A. :. fen Eyck sOtn
~ j. Vols; Cot. A. n. DOugherty. surgeon w S.vols
Lapl Mlch. i. Dwyer, ID y. j. cav; Capt. 7. r. r.
V Cruz, ls reg. EXcelsor brig, y. Y. vols lst 1t.
WIN. T. BasSctt "a NJ Vols; Capt. Bayley b. Brown
Isl \. j. Vols; LIST 1t. T.. G.. Brown, LIST n j. Vols
IT, Richard Cooper, 7th y. j. Vols: Col WIN. +. VII
son, slst Pa. Vols. Col Joseph G. Nichols, Ist Della
ware Nos.: H. joseph {. Lee, 9th y. J. Vols: Col.
u. W. Jackson, A. ID. G.. 4. = Vols: lst IT, VIM
scott 20 \. j. cav; Major ". W. Morris. Camden
lueetinQ.
whicn the meeting adjourned and the members nrn.
ceede1 10 C1uitois' Hotel, where a sumptuous din
ntr ""s pdiAAeh OF. The organization eschews
Paterson.
PoLirIcs.-The approaching charter election. which
VIII be held on Monday, Is at present the absorbing
topic IN Paterson After having two conventions
the democrats nave finally settled upon a ticket
vH';-John Rye for Mayor, Peter G. Hopper for civ
0lerk ana p "a, indie for Poomasier. Although
nominated ny the democrats, Mr.. Ryle Is running as
apeoples candidate, and wil no doubt carry Inc
cry uy an overwhelming majority. The republican
nominal. rs are;-For Mayor, DIR. James Nighfen.
gaze; ior City Clerk, Archibald Henderson and
Francs ID. Clinton for PoOrmaster Judging from tho
popularity OF the candidates IRON an unparttsan
STANDPOINT tue appearances ndcat that the demo
crAts VIII secure majority IN the Common Council
Trenton.
SIMULTANEOUSLY the special Court yesterday
Tor the TRIAL o. small causes Mr.. Thomas W. Noble
applied to nave George Lawton naturazed Judge
Reed decided that as the Common Pleas Court was