The New York herald., 1869-11-19

day afternoon Ex.Sherin McAnally. or Jersey CITY,
rordoam and on entering the Twenty-tnird street
ferry at tue New York slde was charged hiteen
CENTS whereas the regular charge Is 0ns csns
under the same circumstances. Complaints were
odged at the ollice OF the Erie Railway and an IN
yestigatl0n will take place to-day.
Hobolken.
EXPECTS OF THR SToRM.-Several trees were up
rooted by the storm on Wednesday morning. A build
Ing IN course OF erection, In Willow street, near
Tenth, was blown down, causing loss OF 5000.
CHILD SUFFo0ATED IN A CANAL BoAT.-Yes-
terday morning child named Anna Horan, aged
twelve months was found dead IN the cabin OF
canal boat No. 44e lying at the weehawken coal
docks. large coal nre was burning ana there pc
ing exit for the carbonc acid the girl was SUMO
Gated. Coroner Crane was notlned
Observation-Disclosures Donahoe was found dead in
bed at hts house In Court street yesterday morning
Coroner Crane held an inquest and o verdict OF
death from congestion OF the lungs was rendered.
Deceaseds wife Is afflicted with paralysis.
The man who died at St. Mary's Hospital from
injuries was William Farrell, OF Greenviilc lie leaves
horse ran away in Washington street yesterday
and several persOns narrowly escaped injury Inc
animal was captured at Second street.
The horse and buggy Of Joseph ponahoe, at Hud-
| son City, were stolen Wednesday night rom MS
| stable.
An oil train Of the Erie Railroad ran OF the track
| at Weehawken yesterday. but happily no one was
| injured. the loss OF the discharged prakemen is
keeniy felt.
WechnWkcns
BURGLARS ON TIE RAMPAGE-DARING ROBBERY
A few nights ago three burglars paid visit to the
| residence OF Mr.. Frank Pollock, Of Weehawken.
| They procured ladder and entered by bedroom
window while Mr.. Pollock and his wife were asleep.
While the closets and drawers we're being ransacked
| MIR. Pollock awoke and found q pistol presented to
| his head by one OF the thieves who thereupon de-
manded Mr. Pollock's vest. lie replied that he left
ii with his clothes at the foot OF the bed. Another
OF the gang called on him TO deliver up all the money
| in ms possession, and II ne did not comply they
| clothing aud $500 in money and wnen taking their
| departure cooiy BID him "Good night, Frank"
Mrs Pollock had $500 under the pillow, which the
thieves did not obtain. AS the night was dark the
ROBBERS could not be Identified. On Wednesday
v WAS paa 20 sn tsa ~
front door Of the building, when they were alarmed
by two OF the brewery men anu they took 70 their
| HEELS Had they succeeded In throwing the safe
down the Immense steep 1t is proDaolet would nave
been smashed and the robbers could tnen have
| secured The contents. A vigilance committee was
| formed lew days ago for tue protection OF prop
| erty ia tlls quarter
| Hudson City.
| COURT OF SEssIoNs.-The trial OF the negro Sam
Sharp for stabeipg John McGloney resulted a
/ dict or assault and battery. Sentence ueerred
| George Scott pleaded guilty TO TWO indictments
or s sIoop % Miami is on irai for resisting cousta
| BILE who had warrant Ior his arrest
C0mmunipaw.
| FATAL RESULT OF THE SToRM.-A canal boat,
lying at anchor or tho buikhead nj Communipaw,
| was driven from her mOorings by tho storm on
! Tuesday night and lodged rock As tho boat
was laden with coal her side soon stove in and
| she sank Two men were in the boat, one Of whom
| was drowned, the other was rescued, but he was
almost exhausted Tney were III bed ut the time
| the boat settled down.
/ Passaic.
A MAN RUN OVER ON TnB ERIE RAILwAY.-Yes
| terday afternoon fagman named Charles w.
Squires, Oh freight train OF the Erie Railway was
in the net OF jumping Off the locomotive In order
l vha Inn CTR Ana a,dfa
| wheels passed over ono foot grinding II TO u mast
| and MS Otner leg was also badly crushed. lie was
| taken TO the New YORK Hospital.
! Newark.
| THE VIRTUE SHOE EMBEzzLEMENT.-Charle GILL
gan, a workman formerly in the employ OF Mr..
George Virtue OF Parknurst street. was arrested In
| this city yesterday charged with completely in the
embezzlement last summer, Of considerable
quantity OF unmade shoes, tho property Of Mr. Vlr-
tue He was commtted.
| PECULIAR CASE OF ALLHGED HORSE STEALING.
! A very respectable elderly gentleman named Levi
Ames OF No. 33 Catharlne street. was taken into Gus.
tody last evening tho grave charge OF horse steal
i Ing preferred by one Patrick Tuliy, OF No. 1875
| Thomas street. Tuliy makes affidavit tnat horse
found MIR. Ames' possession was his ffuIy's, pro-
perty, and 10 tine same that was stolen some three
/ months ago from his lot. MIR. Ames, on the other
| hands, declares himself able to produce abundant
proof that his son fairly and honorably obtained the
| animal from party In New Providence in exchange
for another horse. Ban was promptly produced and
/ Mr.. Ames set at liberty until the examination.
ARArLRoAD CONDUCTOR IN TRoUBLE.-On wednes.
1 day afternoon. at tho Instance Of WIN. A. Hail. Of
Orange, conductor WIN. Werkhelser, OF tho Morris
| ana Essex Railroad, was taken into custody on a
charge OF assault. II appears Hall had journeyed
/ from New York 70 Newark. He purchased . ticket
for orange, but permitted tho conuuctor s'punchN
| II. and on later tram, when he oIered werkn neiser
| The punched ticket, the latter refused to take
| It. as he says Hall was In the habit OF
| SO doing. Hall would not pay extra isre, aud then
Werkhelser caused the train 10 be stoppaded in the
| vicinity OF Roseville and as Hail alleges violently
| WerklQlSec "A
! "ENocn ARDENn IN REAL LTFE-About six years
| ago there resided with gentleman named Parsons
| In Walnut street, this city. q middle aged man
| named Nelson T. Ptnncy, with his wife and three
! grown up calldren Piiney had never been remark.
| work more than few weeks at his trade. that OF
painting, without going OF on spree. In 1893, WIN
ro iurous tarn 10 started on oSs ior the suSfr far
West. aud before long the udings were
| been mas acred by tho Indians. Tnree years sub.
sequent 70 the rcce pt OF tue news oy his family his
wne, hiaay respec,ed, am'eele lady feeling GER
tain that her husband was really dead, received tho
attention and accepted the offer Of marriage profer-
red oy a sultor named Town, resident or New
York city. They were duly unlted and af er short
they now reside Aooa. two weeks ago ago
the supposed murdered man. IL was true that most
or his companions were kled but he and one or
two others escaped and made for Mexico where
however, his bad nablts wnnd not permit fortune
10 smile on him, anu he returned IN . worse contl
uon tilan whcn ne ieit ne was naturally surprised
TO learn about tue cnange when had taken pace IN
his family arrangements. but did not seem 90 heed
the matter. lie visited his wife and family
In their new home, but showed no dis.
position " alter the course events had
taken ana after amioage interview he started tor
Wiiiimantie, Conn.,, where lives his brother, Tho
latter secured bim employment but through his
dlssontc naDs he was discharged in day or 30 ana
on Wednesday information was brought 10 this Guy
that ne mad committed suicide few DAYS ago by
taxing laudanum. HIS we secured for tue wretcbed
man decent burial aud Attended herself al the Iuae
raj.
WcCICgEGTrl TiEyTT.