The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24

NEW JERSEY.


Jersey CITY.
| FOUND DRAD-james Walsh, builder, residing
At 2la wayne >treer. was found dead IN his room
Yesterday morning. When he returned home ABOUT
He WAS SPOUT lorty.av years OF age, and leaves o
wife and ave children. Coroner Warren will hold an
| inquest
! ALLEGED SwisDLING.-Leopod BeIa appeared be-
! fore Justice White yesterday morning and made
affidavit that stephen NJ. Long, OF Newark street,
mad obtained from him the sum OF twentythree dol
lars for the purpose of procuring an Insurance
policy OF IS aud mat neither the deposit nor the
roI'cy is forthconlng. warrant was accordingly
issued for the arrest OF Long
THE HopoKEN FERRYMEN's MOONLIGHT ExCuR-
SION came on on Thursday night, and q more de-
lIghtfu night could not be desired. The ferryboat
weehawken and two barges were handsomely decked
with Chinese lanterns aud flags which were dis
played to great advantage III tue pleasant moonlight.
There were not less than 200 persons on the ex-
curs.on The boats proceeded up the river as far
ionkers then back aud down TO Fort Lafayette
arriving at the terry about four O'Clock yesterday
morning.
The LAWRENCE MuRDER.-The individual who
was .wantedn In connection with the Lawrence
murder, as alluded 10 IN yesterdays HERALD, sur
rendered himself to Coroner White yesterday morn
ing committed to jail to await the result OF
the inquest. His name Is Michael QUINN. Ia his
statenent before the Coroner ne said that he was
gong 10 work In New York yesterday morning,
when he was met by a man with whom he Is ac-
appeared In some Of the morning papers In connec-
tion with the murder OF Lawrence. He accordingly
delivered himself up and was prepared to submit to
any investigation. lie was so drunk on Thursday
night thai he does not recOect anything that oc-
CURED. This looks suspicious, taking into con-
sideratOn the statement OF Douglass that Quinn
met him at balfpast ten O'Clock thai night and told
him tlat he had had night with man That night
and would pitch into somebody else before morning
then lying on the dry dock, and although he Is for
getu Of the events OF the night he remembers dis
tnctly that he went to bed In the vessel. When he
got up on Friday morning ne demanded his wages,
saying lie would remain no longer on that boat.
The mate demonstrated with him, and he said 'D-n
Hob0ken, III not stay In 1t another hour" And
with such despatch did he clear out that he did not
wat to take MS clothes. He did not appear after
ward IN HobOken He cannot give any satisfactory
reason why he determined so suddenly to leave the
vessel Quinn IL about thirty years Of age, rather
tall and robust is unmarried, and boards at 80 jay
street, New York.
THE RECENT POWDER ExPLosIoN.-The names of
the two men injured by the explosion OF blast near
Paterson, on Thursday afternoon reported In yester
days HERALD are James Oplinger foreman and
Thomas ! % Feeney, laDorer Both are st alive and
Is still IN very critical condition. and his death Is
likely to occur any nour. He has wife and family
yesterday able to be removed TO the mousse or friend
In Market street. 1t ls said the workmen are very
care c WIN ,ho ,ne p 5smg anu more rom
has not occurred before.
GOdwinvilIe.
SUDDEN DEATH.-An aged lady, named Rachel
MARI, died suddenly at this place on Thursday even
ing. She was in the barnyard milking when she
was observed by her son TO fail over. She was i'm
mediatey removed 10 the house and died in o short
time from heart dlsease-the FIRST illness she had
ever experienced, 1t is said in her life.
Hackensuck.
JERRY STORMS, the notorious horse thief and high
wayman OF Bergen county, is still meditating upon
tno ~ TN uoor ;on
very closely guarded, which seems TO trouble him.
This is necessary however, for lie Is very slippery
aad would make bold dash to escape should an
the last Tuesday in August, when Jerry's case viii
come up. HIS companion in Delaware, q Paterson
girl known as Curly" arrived at the latter place
on Thursday evening.