The New York herald., 1869-01-14
NEW JERSEY.
.Jersey City.


SERIOUS INJURIES BUTCHER.-Yesterday
morning Jew named Jacob Hofragd, while engaged
at the slaughter house in Grove street, was gorcd
several times In the abdomen by bullock innicting
wounds four inches deep. He was removed Tor
medical assistance HIS wounds though dangerous
are not considered likely to prove fatal.
COMMON COUNCIL PsoCEEDISGs.-At the last meet
ing OF the Common Council an ordinance was passed
liking the sum to be paid by the Hoboken Horse Gar
Company to the Bergen Company ut 800 per annuln
Tor each car THIS enables the Hoboken company 70
run cars 70 the ferry, Us formerly. The Committee
on Public Grounds ana schools were authorized TO
report plans for the erection OF schO0lhOuse In Bay
the Of Norm T Frp sSa Foas
streets.
THE B0UIEvARDs.-fhe commissioners appointed
by the last Legislature to inquire into the ensibty
OF constructing boulevard extensive highway
In Hudaon county have completed their report, with
the map, both Of which win be presented to the
Board OF Chosen Freeholders at its meeting today
The report recommends the construction Of three
great highways through Hudson county, to be known
2; % me East and % Mss u pss and the a Middle Ss, route
each In length, the latter little shorter. The est
mated cost y s2lsAAs5 4 gentleman who resides
pertinent question whether the three main roads
leading out or Jersey City should not be hrst
road companies who use these three routes. Newark
Avenue, Plank Road, and Hoboken Ferry road, are
interested In keeping these lines as filthy as poss-
4'ssTS~AoSAS
cara. .284.s-44 i=
i1E Union HIN.
FATAL RESULTS OF INJuRIEs-The man who was
found lying on the railroad near the Bergen tunnel
on Tuesday morning, died yesterday afternoon. His
name was James Johnson. and he resided in Morgan
street, near Palisade avenue Union Hill, where he
leaves wife and two sons. Coroner White received
the body ana WIN hold an inquest ITO TO- day. Tse ds,
search Of labor, since which time his friends heard
notning oi ninl as.sss8
AN IMPonrASr NUISANCE CAsR.--In the Mer-
cantile Court, yesterday, before Judge Bselow.
suit was commenced by the city against the propri
etor or soapfat boiling establishment named Peter
NJ. Arbuckle doing business at No. $50 Washington
street for maintaining. alleged nuisance--his
establishment. On December 9, 1865, an order was
ate removal. Mr.. Arbuckie failed 10 comply with
the order and nSw the city brings suit t.
was opened by Major s. A. Ryerson. city Attorney,
who stated that L was only requisite e prove the
by the defendant He declared that such establish
ments had been proved nuisances and were In
had no power TO declare anything nuisance. The
city must prove that It Is nuisance prendiclal 10
Me of Of 3 street.
opposite the alleged nuisance stated that he and his
wife and family had been prostrated from the stencil
arising from the fat He was cOniind TO bed for hve
or six weeks and one OF his children
had died. number Of other witnesses
testified that they had been seriously incommoded
by the stencil Frequently they felt sick, and IN
some cases v0mfted. Quite number OF witnesses
were examined, and all OF their testimony went t.
show that the anair decidedly deIeterious 70
public health The case Is not yet concluded. The
subject s one that has occupied considerable public
attention ever since last summer, when many per-
sons working In the vicinity OF the nuisance de-
cined working alongside Of Il. The decision ia
anxiousy looked Tor.
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No MORE PUBLIC ExRcUrIoNs..-In consequence
Of the disgraceful exhibition that attended The hang
ing Of wooey at Freehold petitions have been sent
to several members Of The Legislature asking for the
passage Of bill prohibiting public executions, or at
least limiting the number OF spectators. as in the last
execution in Essex county. where the presidinn
Judge issued order 10 the sheriff which eifectualy
prevented the admission Of an ndiscriminate crowd.
The impression LEFT By the scenes ut the execution n
Freeholdsi Is that some people regard the vtGent
death Of human being with cool indifference, while
others enjoy the spectacle with mingled curiosity
ana satisfaction. ana this applies equally 70 males
a1d females. q