The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-01
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey lily.
Alleged FALSE PRErsScRs.-A man Named John
Render was arrested yesterday AFTERNOON on the
charge Of obtaining goods TO the amount OF SUE
.fom, IIn.ues ~ Henitze. of HGboken, under false
pgetences lie will be brought up for examination
this moriA ne.
A Roy RIM OVER AND KrLHED BY AWAGoN.-Yes-
teraay afternoon little boy named Theodore Mus
cab I'VE years old, was playing opposite the resi-
douce OF MS parents No. 1913 Railroad avenue, when
he was Knocked down ard run over by lager beer
truck belonging 10 Nj: schalK Of Newark. me poor
child survived but snort ne despite all Tue enortS
OF q. physicia 10 rebeVe hln
NE ALLEGED CHARITY SwINpLE.-Mr. Sidney b.
Reyaus superintendent of Public Schools re-
reavel letter yesterday from the Rev. Mr..
Wheeler enclosing q draft for the amount
realized by the sale OF old DOCKS Collected
from the children in the schools for the benefit OF
the poor children IN the south. lie regrets tnat tne
affair evoked so much comment ana Insists tnat ne
maintains that sold 10 the rag merchant those
books only winch were positively worthless. Mr..
Bevans VIII consult the churen as 10 the disposition
10 be made OF tAs money There Is little doubt that
Mr.. Wheeler intended to apply the money realized
by The sale the ola books 10 the purchase OF other
books Tor the benevolent object Aforesaid.
Eobo!sen.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-iesterday morning Mr..
Albert Magosch was found suspended by a rope tied
around his neck ana fastened 10 hook in the roof
of his cellar, in his residence Mt West Hoboken.
Coroner Crane held an inquest ana The jury re-
turned a verdict Of suicide wnHe aboring under
ut OF insanity. The deceased was well known con-
tractor and was recently unsuccessful In his enter
prises, which probably led TO hls sad end.
Boy RoBs lis FArHER.-James Carroll, boy
twelve years old was brought before Recorder Pope
yesterday morning charged with having robbed his
father Of $780, The youth. after some hesitation,
told the story IN straightforward manner, showing
how he 1eeced ms poor father OF various sums by
little and lttle tI he grabbed the OF s1o0 yes
terday morning. He bought chickens, goats aud
plps for ms amusement and gave them away quite
tngr be Va No e kp
himself named Ned Collins and TIM Kenny TO the
New York theatres and had oyster suppers. the
LAD was committed to the county jail.
BerTen City.
BuRGIARy.-The residence OF Mr.. Conkey in Bel
mont avenue was entered on Monday night by bur
glars. who carried OFF thirty dollars in money and
several articles OF clothing The police have OBJ
tanned no clue 10 the thieves as yet.
CONDITION OF CONDUCTOR GAFFNEY.-The physi-
clan in attendance on conductor GaTney reported
last evening that his patient showed symptoms of
Improvement, and VIII probably recover. Ii was
named Colrain VINO threw the stone. and not
Lee, a. already stated While Lee and Carney were
engaged an alteration Colraln hurled the stone
al Gafney's mead. Lee was admitted TO bail yeser-
day IN tne sum OF $1,000, but Colrain decamped. 4
warrant was issued Tor his arrest yesterday morn
Inc by Recorder Aldndge. OF Hudson City, and as
the fellows hiding place Is known 10 certain Goa
stable there Is htte dcuot tnat the accused Will have
10 pay Il Visit 10 the county jail.
Newark.
NEW TINE TABLE goes into effect on the Orange
ana Newark Horse Car Railroad to-day, whereby the
interests OF the workngmen viii be benefited
greatly Instead OF iorty-eight there will henceiorth
he sixty ound trlps The extra cars VIII be run in
the morning and evening.
AFFECTING SCENE IN CoURT.-Yesteraay In the
Police Court, before Justice Mills, Mrs. Adelaide
Munich ana one William Baisdell were arraigned for
examination on the charge OF having violated the
seventh injunction OF the decalogue, the husband
OF the woman, Edward Munich, OF las Ludlow street,
being the accuser 1t appears THAI she absconded
from her home some six months ago, account,
as she alleges, OF her husbands harsh and
crue treatment, and accented Inc '.protectionn OF
Blaisdel, with whom sne mas been living at No. 5l6
Market street. IN this CITY, with two or her live chill
dren. she denies that any criminal act had been
committed, though she admitted tnat the children
and Blasdell occupied the same room with her The
magistrate admitted The woman 10 bail and
manded Blaisde To custody for further examination
As the iather was best able to take care OF the
children lie advised him on the subject Thereupon
ensued most affecting scene. One OF the children,
girl between twelve and thirteen years or age
TO the mother and chung to ner while she SoDDed
bitterly. The other child ABOUT four years old,
raj crying speH followed. In oraer TO preserve the
dignny ana frmness which belongs TO the ermine,
the Justice was Obliged to order the entire party out
Of court, when lie, too, wiped tear away.
DECISION IN THE HEMaING. BoSHAcK CASE
THEY ARE HELD IN TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
EACH FoR TRAL.-August Hemming and Charles
BOnhack, propfietors OF a match factory at Hudson
CITY, were before United States Commissioner john
Whitehead yesterday TO hear the decision In their
several cases. AS already repeatedly stated IN the
HERALD it will be remembered that they were ar.
rested some month or so ago on the
charge OF purchasing and using counterfeit one
proprietary stamps. alleged 10 have Leen manufac-
tnred ~ kemptOn Ripon ct al, staten Island.
They were held 10 bail in the sum or $4,000 each,
and soon after arrested on other charges aud held
In an additional 3d. 500 each. Mr. Whitehead de-
cided that theirs was case that would have TO be
STSus Iaok before the United states authorities
Among other remarks Mr.. Whitehead said
stamps used were counterfeit they had never
tempted TO produce evidence as to where they had
procured them, though they gave names and places
In New York where they said they had procured
Them, particularly as they had been Afforded abun-
dance OF time TO obtain evidence on their own
behalf They were held TO bail Tor trial the third
Tuesday IN January, at Trenton. IN the OF
$4,000 each their bondsmen being likewise re-
CURED to give an additional $4,000 security each.
Thls virtually makes the oail 5000 each.
Trenton.
ANNrvERsARY.-The Ninth anniversary OF Com.
pany A, OF the National Guard OF New Jersey OF
which Robert c. Belvile is captain, was celebrated
yesterday by public parade and some festivities in
the evening. TINS company is composed OF some OF
the most respectable and aIuent or our citizens
and Is one OF the most prominent military compa-
MES IN tie state.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. FIN this court
yesterday before Judge r. S. field no cases being
ready for trial, the court adjourned for the term
ss. Inc New Jersey Zinc Company, Francis r. Hey.
wood VS.. The Newark Rubber Manufacturing Com
pany, Wllllam I. More w. The Weehawken Ferry
Company Martha Nj. Jones. Va. BARLEY McGuckan
Inc foregoing cases were all postponed TIL the next
Term, wheii, as the Court remarked, new Judge
Will preside.
Az INFAMOUS CONVICT DISCHARGED Yesterday
notorious burglar named White, from Warren
county was discharged from the STATE Prison. his pc
Rod OF sentence having expired During his
ion ne earned for himself unenvlabe recognition by
neing one oi q gang who escaped upwards or a year
ago 10y saving through the chain shup and telling
Che Janitor While ut large he perpetrated several
depredations, for which indictments are now pend
Ing against linn In the Warren county court the
authorities OF which have been awaiting hIs dis
charge TO rearrest him.
AN IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
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