The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
BsEvI7rrs-The arguments in the abat,oir In
junction case were continued yesterday before
Chancellor zabriskie. Mr.. Winfield and Mr.. Scudder
Garter for the applicants The Chancellor observed
that the slaughter house would NOT constitute a
nuisance unless conducted imprudenty.
The employees OF the Jersey City Ferry Company
held their annual festivities at Pomona Grove yester-
DAY aod the day previous Every lhin9 passed OH
most creditaby.
Yesterday an employe on theErie Railroad, named
Sullivan, was arraigued BEFORE Jusslee Warren Oh
complaint of Margaret Durnann. The son OF the
poor woman cleaning scattered corn on the
track when sullivan began 70 u use him. Mrs. Dur
mann approached To save her Doy, wRereupon the
accused assaulted and beat her eaVa2elJ. DE was
held TO bail TO await Trial.
Joseph Dnrrow was arraianel before the recorder
yesterday aud lined fifty dollars lor lecdling cigars
without having license.
Newara.
THE MAYBAuM FRAUD CAsE.-An examination In
the case of Moses Msybaum, charged with forgery
and fraud was commenced yesterday beIoEe Justice
Stapn on the nrst charge AFTER the taSing Of con-
siderable testimony the case was adjourned for q
further hearing till next Monday
THE ScBoEsEwoLf HABEAs CoRPrs cAss.-In
she matter Of Frederick Schoenewolf who was be-
fore Judge Depue on writ Of nabcas corpus, the
Judge decided the conviction 80 be proper aud the
prisoner was remanded 10 jan 10 serve ont his term
Or three months. Seh0enewoI WAS committed
under the Vagrent act. THIS fully establishes the
power of police justices IN sucA cases.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.---About lVe weeks ago two
men were arrested at the Market street depot here
having Ia their possession quantity of bogus cur
rency representing about Jl,o0o. A third party a
confederate. managed 10 escape, and package
which lie nod thrown away. fhis individual was
arrested by detective NettlesnIp late on Wednesday
night, i'll New York. aud brought hithet. lie was
committed in default OF 5000 bail Important de-
velopments are expected nom tbis arrest.
ANOTHER HsBEas CORPUS CAsE.-on y writ OF
hapeas corpus issued by Judge Depue little girl
the granddaughter of Mr.. David h. Caneld, OF this
city, was brought before that magistrate last even
ing In order that It might be decided who was the
child's legal guardian. 1t the chiids father
was Killed at the battle OF Fredericksburg and the
Orphans Court granted letters OF guardianship to
Of tie child however, TOOK the little one
end placed 1t IN the. cnarge of Sister
Berzelia, principal OF ST. Mary's Academy, Jersey
City. where 1t has been for some time past. Mr..
Garfield now desires to get possession OF the child.
The mother alleges that the letters OF guardianship
were granted without the facts being properly stated
relative TO her position at the time and she in turn,
desires TO traverse the petition OF the grandfather
Ths matter Was postponed Ior inal hearing until
meantime Judge Degue ordered that the child be
permitted to visit its grandparents at stated Pc
ti0ds.
EacIsemsncI..
THE FORT LEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
TRIAL OF ELLEN HARTMAN.--rhe trial OF the above
named woman for the murder of Louisa Boumann
was resumed by Judge Bedle at Hackensack yes
terday The evidence adduced was Of a very
certain character and four O'Clock the prisoners
counsi summed up in defence. The Judge then
charged the jury and suggested that the testimony
mao oeen somewhat Insufficient and 1t might there
fore, be well not to find the prisoner guilty either Of
murder or OF manslaughter In the higher degrees.
The jury then retired to consider their verdict, and
before their return the Court adjourned the till
thls morning. The case seems TO have lost much Of
when Mrs Bou,"~nn killed at Fort Lee.
Paterson
THE DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD EXTENSION from New York 10 the coal
regions, via Paterson. Is expected to be in running
order In eighteen months The workmen are now
tacKling Garrett Mountain, at Paterson.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN SILK.-Detcctives Albrecnt
and simont0n yesterday recovered about fifty dol.
lars' worth Of silk which had been stolen from a
dealer Ia Williamsburg, l.. l., and sent to Paterson
TO be made up TO prevent Identification. IL was re-
stored 10 Its owner.
ARREST OF FUGITIvE.-At the last term OF the
Passaic County Court William Smith, of Little Falls,
was indicted for keeping a disorderly house and
selling liquor on Sunday. While under bail the prs
oner disappeared. Officers have been on his track
ever SINCE and yesterday he was lodged in the jan
Rt Paterson, having been captured In Philadelphia
by officers King and Goodridge OF the former place.
His trial will come of before the next court, which
convenes next Tuesday.
Pompt0n.
DEATH OF A CsNrENARAN.-Mrs. Hannah De Bow,
d Ponpton, died on Wednesday morning, at The ad-
yeneed age OF but five months less than century.
She had retained her iaculties almost mp TO the Time
Or her death. go
Summit.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION yearly cele.
bration OF the Sunday school union OF Chatham, I'M
der the presidency OF George 8. Page, held here
yesterday Upwards OF twelve &C hoos were represent
ca. Hymns and music characterized the festivities
In the afternoon, after which grand procession OF
nearly lsoo persons paraded the grounds