The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
SUBURBAN. ugTELLIGETGE
EEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
upgNtSe OF THE SKATING RINK-The Curricu-
lum, which proved so successful under the manage
meut OF Professor Brady, is being changed into
skating rink. The gymnastic apparatus bowling
alleys and yeoclpedes were removed within the past
few days. lt is likely 10 prove popular resort
during the winter.
THE ComyIFTEEs on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jopt
Committee on Consolidation win hold their gfst
meeting during the ensuing week. The representa-
ton by wards is SO unequal that the acton OF the
commiree win not be considered binding 10y Jersey
City, In the first place the committees were ap-
pointed ty the Mayors or HUDSON, Jersey emu bet-
gen cities, and 1t is very pertinent question whe-
theF the people at large endorse the appointments
where 50 important natter Is AZ STAKE. IN sne
sioners against seven from jersey CITY, wnlch con-
tans sAli the population OF the entire county me
mayor and President OF the common CouAcH were
added to Tie Jersey city delegation
Efoboken.
Dag oERoUs SHOOTING AcCIpENT.-Ye yesterday
morn ing a night watchman named Quinn, employed
ut III Stevens Battery, taking loaded revolver
freq his pocket when the charge exploded and
per .etraed his arm near the shoulder. lie was car
no away for medical treatment. DIT. Benson eX-
III .cted the bali aud thinks Quinn VIII recover,
2 ~ ough he Is yet IN low condition.
THE CALEDoyIAN CLuB.-The members Of the New
Jersey CaiedoniaD CLUB halling from various parts
Of Hudson county, assembled In Odd Fellows Hall
last evening where they held q grand concert.
large NUMBER Of ladies' attlred IN the Highland cos
festivities were kept up 70 an advanced hour, and
EVERY thing passed OF credita0ly.
Newark.
AROUSED AT LAsT.--The authorities have at length
been aroused 70 the necessity for taking steps 10
compel contractors ana others to place proper nights
and guards arolnd street excavations. The Mayor
Is engaged investigating the cause OF the recent &C.
H. reaiter be punished by line Of hity dollars and
costs
SAD POISONING Casa Few days since two boys
OF tender years named Rooney and Chambury, resi-
dents OF Person lane ate considerable quantity or
orrls root known In botany as strd7no1ta1it which
resulted in their being seized with violent sick
ness. physician was called IN, who at once per-
celved they hau poisoned themselves. Proper med
icines were given, but one OF the lads Chambury,
has SINCE died. ana the other Is IN precarlous con-
dition.
BURGLARIEs-EarY yesterday morning the dry
goods store OF Grant Co.. on Upper Broad street,
was broken into from the by burglars and
piece OF silk worth $40 carried on. TWO other
pieces were found III the yard, as wen several
operating Implements such as file, Jimmy" &c.
gong TO show thai the mscreaa.S are professionals
ana that they had been disturbed.
The fancy store on South Market street kept by
john Q; Rose was likewise broken open and fifty
dollars worth OF kncEnacks stolen The police have
been notified.
ALLEGED HEARTLEss EMPLoYERs.-In the police
couit yesterday afternoon very pretty German girl
OF eighteen years, named Barbette Monat, appeared
and stated through an interpreter, she being unable
70 speak EnSusn tnat ner late employers, a grocer,
named Samuel Waldcn, ana ms WIFE, had refused
10 deliver up her wardrobe, and mad ruthessy
driven her IRON their pace. IL seems Barpelte,
wnle In their employ some ten weeks ago, WAS
seized with violent attack of rneumausm, SO that
she had TO be removed TO hospital. Having fully
recovered she returned yester Jay ior her clothes
and was treated described. The magistrate, as
there was no proof that the Walachs nad stolen
anything, advised the girl 10 commence civil SUIT
WAR OF RAcEs,-Y esterday afternoon william
Morgan, boatman from Buffalo, went into a saloon
kept by a coiored man named Johu Johnson IN Mul-
berry street, to procure 4 meal. While there Nor.
gan 'Insuted" one OF Jonnsons friends BY calling
MIN "nigger, !" whereupon he was set upon and
beaten severely. He then undertook to leave
without settling his bill-twenty i've cents-but the
proprietor seized his coat and nat. Minus these
Morgan lett and was followed mo the street hy
several darkies ana again beaten He then applied
to the Police Justice for redress but latter reco
nized him as an eX-convict ana hesitaed ABOUT be-
story was somewhat different, so That the justice
ordered tue TWO TO repa 70 Inc sdew ak and ADJUST
tie matter themselves.
Trenton.
TIE CASE OF The CAMDEN ROLLING Mill CON-
PASY.-In the United States District Court yester-
day, Judge Field delivered m opinion denying a mo.
tIon to yacate the order OF the Court dIsissng the
entire proceedings
COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALs.-The celebrated
Vanderveer win case is being argued before this
court on an appeal from the Chanceor's decision on
the grounds Of the unconstituuonality OF the act
whereby SAID decision was rendered. No opinion
Will be delivered ill the close Of the next term.
BAD FOR THE WoRxINGMBS.-owin1 TO lack Of
employment about 200 OF the workingmen employed
IN the Trenton Iron Works have been discharged
the majority OF whom roaming about the streets
Wltt very respondent appearance. The Trenton
ArIas and Ordnance Company, who gave employ
ment TO hundreds OF men during the war, have sus-
pended operations Tor the present. Business VIII be
resumed should the government accept the style OF
ride manufactured In the establishment.