The New York herald., 1869-09-14
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
Observation-Disclosures car loads OF peaches ar
rived by the New Jersey Railroad yesterday.
There are elS men employed by the New Jersey
Railroad Company, whose wages amounts to $50, 600
per month. At the suggestion OF Mr. Barker, master
OF transportation, 1t proposed that every man Shall
subscribe one days wages 20 the Avondae fund.-
Andrew Dexter. the city pound Keeper was
lodged IN jail yesterday the charge Of assauting
man named Smith, who was forcibly taking away
his dog which had been ImpOunded. Dexter Will
at once commence proceedings against Smith.
The Board Of Education will consider a their next
meeting the expedlency OF appointing assistant
to each principal OF the public schools as is the case
IN New York. Ths would lead to higher degree Of
The Homeopathic Society have appointed a com, !
mittee to procure charter at tbe next Injecting Of
tne Legislature The organization Is rapidly extend
Mr.. Apgar State superintendent Of Public Schools,
delvered an address 10 the teachers Of Jersey City
ing, showing the errors in the present system, and
Offering some suggestions to secure reform.
MI. James l.. Davenport was appointed on Tues.
DAY commissioner to examine the Communipaw
aba,t0r and report to the Chancellor whether the
modified injunction be complied WITH
fhe fat men Of Hudson county are about to form
an ASSOCIATION.
H0bOken.
THEFT BY A LADY.-One Miss Louser was arrested
in Robinson street, New York, last evening and sub
sequently arragned before Recorder Pope for steal
ing valuable watch from young German in Ho-
bOken. She acknowledged having stolen 1t, bur was
discharged because the complainant was unable TO
prove 1t.
BOLD RoBBERy.-At an early hour yesterday
morning the store OF Mr.. McCune. at 2Ol Washing
ton street, was broken into by burglars, who alb
stracted about 5000 worth OF goods. The thieves
bored one OF the window shutters SO as to draw
back the bolt inside. They were heard escaping
about iour O'CLOCK but no one was arrested.
Hackcnsack.
JERRY STORMs.-This notorious horse thief who
was sentenced by Judge Bedle last Saturday to
twenty years In the state Prison. was taken to Tren
ton yesterday Jerry smiled with contempt when
sentence was pronounced, anu told one of his Keep
ers that evening that no prison in this any other
state can hold him when he makes up his mind to
leave He was kept in manacles and closely watched
during his confinement at Hackensacx. 10 is gen
orally believed that he VIII succeed in making his
prison officials elsewhere on several occasions. lie
is prepared 10 lay q wager he VIII not serve one
fourth his term.
TIE HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION was still continued
with considerable vigor throughout yesterday in
this city. 1t terminated with concert, in which
twelve singing societies took part, and grand
ball at the skating rink The entire celebration
passed of without accident or Incident OF regret
1ul character.
STABBING AFFRAY BErwEEN BOYs.-Jacob StrOs-
SER lad Of fourteen, residing with his parents at
No. 81 West street, was stabbed at SIX o'clock last
evening IN the factory or c. S. Osborn Il Co., on the
corner OF Lawrence and Mechanics streets, by lad
aged about seventeen, whose name was not known.
Ii Is thought the wound will prove fatal The assai-
ant jumped from window and made his escape.
MORMON KIDNAPPERs.-A Mrs. Widman Of this
city, an English woman residing on Orange street.
states that she has every reason TO believe that her
two children, girls OF ten and eleven years, have
been carried or by the Mormons. 1t appears the
children arrived from England by the steamer Min
nesOta last week in charge of their grandmother
The Castle Garden authorities know little about the
matter but IT. think sae old lady went 10 Cafor:
MOrmOQ5 fellow
RAILROAD MATrERs.-Y Yesterday the work OF bal
lasting the Newark and Paterson Railroad was CON-
pleted, and about 200 laoorers paid or and dis
charged. Three trains per day are now run on this
line. President Dennis, oil the Newark and Orange
horse car nne contemplates running line between
Bellevile avenue and the new Paterson depot. The
extension OF the market street depot progresses
the finest depots In the country. At the Southern
end handsome brick ticket Office Is nearly COM
20 all the way to Market street. The officers OF the
road say their local trac has lalen Off scarcely any
since the opening OF the Newark and New York road
IL Is singular TACT however, that the latter road is
doing q fair business.
ANOTHER RAILROAD MURDER.-Early yesterday
morning. about one O'Clock while brakeman
named William Opdyke, on the Phillpsburg freight
train. was passing from car TO another when
running by the Central street depot in Orange
on the Morris and Essex Railroad, he slipped and
fell between the bumpers. The wheels passed over
both legs, mangiDg and mutilaiing them In a shock
ing manner. The unfortunate man succeeded how.
ever, IN dragging himself against the embankment
or from the track Here ne was found by "a Kind
hearted lady, who heard his cries and hastened TO
his assistance. She stayed with the poor fellow
until the arrival Of the down freight train,
when the engineer james McCree had hlm
removed to the town and placed in charge of sur
ge0n. The latter procured carriage and came to
st. Barnabas Hospital with his charge. Here ampl-
tafion was performed, but the poor fellow died
about noon. He had mother and sister at Lam
oertvllle, Hunterdon county, to whom the melan-
choy intelligence has been sent
Paterson.
FIREMEN's ON.-Washington steamer No.
B. OF Paterson yesterday started on three days.
excursion to Lancaster and Philadelphia.
FATAL RESULT OF AN AcCIDENT.-Mr. Henry Vail,
citizen of Wayne township, who was thrown from
his carriage in Paterson few weeks since died on
Tuesday evening from his injuries.
THE RACEwAYs.-The water in the raceways of
the Society Of Useful Manufacturers VIII be run out
tomorrow for the regular annual repairs and ma.
Jorlty OF the mills VIII be closed IN consequence.
ARREST OF PIcKPocKETs.-Edward A. Young,
hang from Philadelphia, and George Spencer, from
Elmlra, n. Y, were detected yesterday in picking
pockets OF visitors at Passaic Falls. Some money
found IN their possession Identified by the losers
and they were committed for trial.