The New York herald., 1869-05-23
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Jersey City.

Of the nIght scavepeers OF the city cleaning out
the vault OF house No 10 Morris street, when he dis
covered the body OF female Child tied up in
sheet The skul was fractured aud the neck bore
evidence Of srlangulaton. coroner warren Will hold
inquest
JEROME BROWN, THE ALLEGED BURGLAR.-In last
Mondays HERALD was published brief history OF
the latter part OF Jerry Browns career. for which
that Individual has obtained an unenviable noto-
ylety Jerry detained In jail at Elizabeth till O
Teqasition on Governor Randolph took him out of
Jersey and transferred HIM TO Providence, II. /. The
police OF Elizabeth and New Brunswick complained
OF this they had made several charges OF burglary
against the prisoner their respective cities. "
uanspired yesterday tnat the Secretary OF State
was not aware, when he signed the requsltion that
any charges had been preferred against the prisoner
Ia New Jersey he Will be put on trial first at Provi-
tence for the burglary at the residence OF Father
OIeilly who is an invalid and mas been residing at
Hoboken Tor the past two months
Hobckeu.
NAN RUN OVER ON THE NORRIS ESSEX
RAILR0An-,John Moore resident OF Hudson City.
who was employed as a carpenter in Mount bethel,
was run over on the Morris and Essex Railroad near
that place, on Friday evening. He had received q
telegram calling on him TO return home at once and,
seeing coal train pass soon afterwards, he jumped
Oh one OF the cars, but slipped and fell under the
car The wheel passed over his rghS arm, breaking
Il IN such manner.that amputauon Will be neces-
Sary. He was conveyed TO st. Mary's Hospital at
HOboken.
TIN WILSON CAsE.--Mr. Isaac wilson, OF Hudson
avenue, Bergen CITY, brotAer to the Old man whose
death few weeks ago 1t said resulted from foul
play, made an adavit before Justice white yester.
day denying the allegations made by Robert M. VIII
son, OF New York, son TO the deceased Robert was
arrested in the afternoon ana lodged In the Hudson
County Jai on the charge OF perjury. As was stated
IN yesterdays HERALD the whole arises out OF
,any feud i'll regard TO the property formerly be-
longing to the old man, but now in the possession
O. Isaac. The investigation OF the case at all after
Coroner Warren had pronounced the allegations
I
hobokeu, and can only result, as Judge Bedle
marked. In saddling the county with unnecessary
expense.
Hudson CITY.
rus BOARD OF CHOSEN FRfsHOLpERs held
meeting a. the Court House yesterday afternoon to
consider what action should be taken In the matter
OF the Morris and Essex Railroad extension, which
through Little Snake Hll After some discussion IL
was resolved to appoint committee to confer with
the Morris aud Essex Railroad Company with a view
90 have the route II possible slightly changed.
THE CoURrs.-James O'Brien and Thomas
Ishelen, tried for burglary at the residence Of Mrs.
Wood. In Bergen City, last February, were foand
guilty. In the Supreme Court the case OF Jesse
Pauln1ier administrator OF tns estate Of william
OaIhart vs.. the Erie Railway Company. resulted in
verdict ior plaintiff; S., $50 damages. Carhart was
4 fireman on the locomotive which broke through
the trestle work and sank into the river at Long
DOCK, by which accident he was drowned.
Communipaw.
THE STOCK yARDs.--The number Of caxs that
rived at the stock yards during the past week was
sl7 containing 3,02l cattle, lO,es4 hogs and SITS
Sheep There were slaughtered during tbe week 36s
cattle, n,olS hogs and 5S29 sheep.
Newark.
LABOR CoArLrMENTs.-At Q meeting Of the
Central Labor Union. composed of members from
the various minor organizations in town, held at 146
Marketstreet Friday night. the action OF the New
Jersey legislators VINO opposed the OBNOXIOUS Con-
sp,racy act was enthusiastically endorsed. It was
lQA N n Snr DerlA Tnrli-
men on his arrival In this city on the sth OF June.
yhe union VIII meet him &C the dapst and escort
him 70 his stopping place In triumph.
BURGLARY IN WASHINGTON PLACg.-Very early
yesterday morning the residence, In washington
place OF Mr. James d. 0rton cashier OF the Second
National Bank, was entered by burglars, and prop
erty valued at between $500 and 5000 carried OF.
Among the articles stolen was handsome and yalu-
Waterman named Gallordo observed three suspi
Cous looking characters prowiing ABOUT the vicinity
what they were doing out 30 late. The answers
given were quite plausible and Galiordo let them
60. The meter Is now In the hands u tAe police.
Orange.
BUR0LARIEs.--fhe absence Of proper police
force and the number Of elegant residences well
stocked with materials such as burglars Ike to set
eyes on In this town render 1t q splendid place for
the operations Of the burglariousy inclined. few
nights ago O number OF these gentry entered several
residences and made on with considerable booty.
From the residence OF AR. H. B. blackwell they
stole valuable collection OF silver articles and jew.
elry and from the residence OF Mr.. James Wilson
they tired TO carry or considerable property Mr..
Wilson, fortunately about and with tue aid vi a
pistol frighened Oh the ruiiians
Elizabeth.
EXPULSION OF FTREMEN.-Asa Q result of the ex
animation into the conduct Of the Two nre CON-
panies, Engines Nos. j. and g. on charges of dis
graceful conduct, four men from each organization
have been expelled.
DRowSKD.-An inquest was held here a day or "
ago on the body OF a man found floating at the
mouth OF Elizabeth creek. 1t was Identified as that
Of Henry keenan,, barge captain, OF South Amboy,
A verdict rendered according TO the facts, and
the body given over 10 deceaSed's friends lie leaves
wife and one child.
STOLEN PROPERTY RKcovERED.-On the night Of
the 9th Of May q horse and wagon were stoen from
the premises OF Mr.. G. Bowldy, at Ashbrry, near
Easton, Pa At the same place and time some two
hundred dollars worth OF cloth was stolen
nom the store OF Hevener Simontop. The
thieves got "a far ~ Uniontown with their
yesn Railroad osis Se .ns ask Was ot &
and smashed 70 pieces, though the occupants,
the goods and horse were saved. This was
two days after. The robbers left the goods and
horse In possession OF farmer named Thorweu and
.said they were going to New Brunswick 70 get
q new wagon. Tney. however, failed to return, and
on Friday, Chief OF Police Keron discovered the
farts Of the robbery and effected It's recovery. 2he
thisves are still ~ large.
FIKE-FouR HORSES DEsrRoYyD.-Between eiessn
and twelve O'Clock on Friday night the premises
occupied by Nsssrs W. b. ana W. o. Barton, on the
leorDsr OF Jefferson and Central Railroad avenues
ysaugt rs through natural causes viz, the ignition
or 0nanrity OF lime which the rain had pouret.
and I'm few minutes. before the freIneD could pos
ably ku on hand, the buiding-a frame ono--was IL
Names and beyond control. An adjoining stable
a'eo caught nre. Ihere were nve horses ia ", bu,
eply on,i was savod negro vatchman, named
William Terrell. who slept overhead, had very
nRrrowrescape, and displayed remarkable heroisnI
IN his an feavors to the horses and other pro
pertJ. His anxiety WAS so great for the horses
particularly that he even forgot tnat his person
drvod Of an inch OF covering His face was badly
eurn*d, CHIEF Engineer n. X. Thompson and Chiei
Of Paice Keron we're both on hand. Hut for their
exaruons ana those OF the iremen the Ere would
have spread and occasioned wide destruction, a,
Bartos q plsce right In the centre OF low group
frarae buildings bartoD's loes IN about tl.bOO aud
she owner OF the property, MIR. y. L. GIasoy, sus
tains y soss OF 5000, psrLy insured.
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