The New York herald., 1869-07-05
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
jersey Civ.


ACCIDENT ON THE NEW JERSEY RAIRo.p-About
four O'Clock yesterday morning the engine driver OF
locomotive 2s In the act of stepping on the en-.
gne, when one OF his feet was caught under the
driving wheel and so badly mashed that amputation
will be necessary.
Two STABBING AFFRAYs.-Justice Haybeck was
stabbed yesterday in the arm by shoemaker named
John Knapp lie was arrested and committed for
examination. At half past eight O'Clock in the even.
ing dispute arose between Margaret Kenny and
William Burke, at the corner OF South Second and
Monmouth streets, when Burke IT alleged, stabbed
her In the face, 1nflctlnR slight wound. Burke
Will be brought up for examination this morning.
KILLED BY FALLING IsTo THE HOLD OF A
sCHooNEB.-About seven O'Clock on Saturday
evening schooner lying at the foot OF
Morris street was being ynloaded, when one OF
the workmen named Peter Falon slipped from
plank and fell into the mold. In the fall he was
struck by some or the hogsheads with such violence
that his bowels protruded lie was carried OIL in q
dying condition, being beyond the reach OF medical
assistance. Fallon is thirtyhve years OF age and
resident OF Jersey CITY. He died last evening after
intense suffering.
MAN ALMOST CRUSHED TO DEATH AT THE
FEBRY.-As the ferrybost New Brunswick was enter
ing the slip at Jersey City, few minutes before ten
O'Clock last night one Of the passengers named
David Ryan Jumped OF before the boat reached the
bridge The force Of the Jump not being sufficient
10 carry MIN clear on the bridge his feet struck the
edge, and losing lis balance. he slipped down and
was caught between the boat and tile bridge One
OF his egs was 20 crushed that IL ~ believed apua.
ton Will be necessary. Only few inches more IN
hls downward passage ana his career would have
oeen ehded. Ryan ls middle aged man and works
IN van worst street. The numerous warnings TO
passengers IN this respect seem 70 have been nelec-
tuai.
Connpnipaw.
THE STOCK YARDs.-puring the past week s34 cars
arrived at the stock yards. containing so2l cattle,
223 hogs and ,345 sheeps. There were slaughter
ed is5 caite l2,ll7 hogs, and ,39s sheep.
Hoboken.
INSULTING FEstLys.-Last evening man named
Michael Thomas was conveyed to the poce station
for using gross and indecent language near the
Terry, IN presence OF many ladies, lie was fined
hNt collars by the Recorder.
DRUsKARD ROBBED OF Hrs Mosrv - yea,erdev
afternoon man named Samuel Fitzpotrick was
brought before Recorder pope on charge NJ aru,,,
snnehs The prisoner testified that he mad forty dol.
Iafs Ia his POSSESSION, OF which he had been rohbed
ne was tnereupon discharged, with reprlmand.
SeuABBLfNG ANAzoSs.-TwO brazen individuals
named Ellen Dunno and Mary Doierty. were ar.
rested al the ferry yesterday for vendinp decayed
fruit and attempting to engage m ,r,ze noh, win
the ohlcer who captured them. on pedQina their
sacred h0nors" never 30 be seen In Hoboken thew
we're liberated, and the pair took 10 their heels
INTERNATIONAL QUARREL.-An elderly German
whhe going aboard the ferryboat James Ramsey yes.
day hod on the toes OF Frenchman, who retal,ated
instantly. war OF words ensued and an excited
uistuTb2Dce vas brewing until "A policeman con-
Veitd Doth 10 the station house. The prisoners we're
severely reprimanded, but "a neither was actually
ia lsult tney were discharged with q reprImand
Hudson City.
1T. JOsErH's CHURCH.-To aid In me erection OF
the new Catholic church In Hudson CITY concert
WIN be gwen on Thursday evening next Mr. Edwin
James VIII give reading at the close OF the concert
newark.
sTABBIko AFFRAY.-Early yesterday morning
Few minutes before one O'CLOCK, an array TOOK place