The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-08
SUBURBAN INTELLlGENCE
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ANOTHER hLLEGED guIsaNCE.--A new Dodge I'M:
been set foot by the property owners on tn'
south OF the city restrain the worKmen at The
Commanpaw abattor from killing cattle IN that
s~arter. Should che slaughter mouse I've removed IA
Jv gseY Cty those persons fearful for the late 0 the
Morris Canal viii cease To howl
SERIOUS SHOOTING AccIoENT.-lesterdaya after
noon man named James Coleman, residing at 2a4
Newark avenue was arrested by virtue OF a war
sant rssled by the Recorder. and charged by
Michael Ryan with having bred the contents OF q
ptstel through his window ON Monday evening,
which penetrated the right arm or one Ul MS cnh-
dren The accused was held 10 answer. The
wound OF the enid VIII prosabiy not prove iatai'
HobGkep.
MELANCHOLY suIcIDE.---Yesterday forenoon q
Jury was summoned by Coroner White TO hold an
inquest on the body of Ellen Allen, who committed
snicide Tuesday night by taxing Paris green IL
appears that Mrs Allen who resides in First street.
near the meadows. complained OF Illness. aud suisse
aneptly repaired 90 painters store, wnere sie pur
chased the Doison None OF her friends knew any
thing OF her act until the aaonles OF Heath came
upon her. she died at midnight despite tue efforts
ola physician. me Jury returned a verdict m ac-
ave years OF age and leaves husband and two
chIdren.
ATTEMPT 10 BRiBs THE REcoRDER.--ye steraay
afternoon boy ten years old. named Frederick
Dunne arrested near the ftrry for having stolen
two cents from one Mary King, VINO vends peanuts
w.
was threatened with punishment, but the yodng
prisoner CALCULATED, Judge, viii give yon twenty
hve cents u You let me 60" Recorder Pope de-
claimed, 81 have not got L. but viii cone IN hiatt
an hour ana pay you." seeing the apparent SIM
PActy of the youth the Recorder discharged him,
but tue lad has not since been seen with The fee for
has liberation.
Comntupipaw.
BsY KILLED ON TIE CENTRAL RAuRoAD.-Yes-
terday afternoon boy named Thomas Norton was
al he al a Raj
this mace, when the passenger train due in New
YORK at haf-past i've came upon him and, dashing
him upon the rails almost severed his body, and
killed him instantly. The body was taken TO the
boys residence in Jersey City He was returning
fr0m the country with message for his father when
he met his sad fate. Coroner Warren viewed the
remains, and viii hold an inquest to-day. The de-
ceased was eleven years olq. Tho Central Railroad
is attaining emlnence IN the numbers VINO are maze
victims 10 its slaughters.
Hudson City.
TIRE CoURTs.-Before Judges Randolph ana Quaife
the boy George Foster pleaded guilty of having
stolen from his parents. Sentence was postponed.
Mary Conel was sent for thirty days to the county
Jail for larceny. Patrick Carroll was sentenced 10
prison Tor three months for stealing some bags of
-four. William Moore was doomed TO eighteen
months IN the state Prison for housebreaking.
Joseph Egan for petty larceny, was sentenced To
three months confinement. number OF person.
aSes were!arraigned for various Offences whose trials
VIII take place on Monday next.
Newark.
SUIT FOR DAMAGBs.-About q year ago little
girl, daughter OF Mr.. Henry Bowes, OF East New ark
while crossing the Turnpike bridge owned by the
New Jersey Railroad Company, iel through man
trap and sustained injuries that have amed her for
life. The father has commenced q suit 10 recover
from the company $4,000.
A MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-on the night OF the 5th
soung man about twenty years of age was discov-
cred in the street by the police In an unconscious
condition, supposed, from liquor. He was re-
moved TO the station house and placed IN one OF the
hArn he rdav
sclous. Ii Is now suspected that he has been oully
dealt with, but no explanation has yet been
rived AT.
SERIOUS AFFRAYs.-rarly yesterday morning,
shortly before O'Clock, the police discovered
lying in the street bleeding profusely from
eral terrible wounds about the face His nose was
nearly severed ana of his eyes well nigh
gouQed out He proved to be Julian r.
all accounts was injured as described In
drinking saloon opposite Police Headquarters. The
proprietors, however, deny all knowledge OF the
AFFAIR. On Tuesday evening another barroom ARRAY
took place in the saloon OF Gottieb Kraemer, No. 35
Ward street, between two young rowdies, named
Abraham Men and Ferdinand Schwartz. The pro-
prfetor pushed the combatanS5 out on the sidewalk.
After sashDg and cutting each other most unmerc-
fully they forgot their own trouble and united IL
an assault on The saloon and smashed things gene,
rally. They we're arrested ana are held.
New Providence.
SHoCKNG RAILROAD ACCfDENT-Two PERSON.
KILLED AND Two MORE 1SJuRED.--on Tuesday after
noon, az Mr. John smith, resident OF No. 1876 Twenty
second street, New York, accompanied by his two
children aud his sister, Mrs Matthew Maloney were
walking along the Morris and Essex railroad track,
tns place route for the depot two trains IN
opposite directions came suddenly round q sharp
curve, and be they could recover their presence
Of mind one OF the trains was upon them. Mr..
Smith and one Of the girls were run over and in
stantiy killed, whle Mr.. Msoney was pretty severely
injured and the other girl thrown some distance,
but fortunately uninlure1 The dead bodies were
removed TO convenient place and the injured
woman properly cared Tor. Up TO yesterday after
noon her condition was reported improving and
strong hopes are now entertained that she may re
cover. An inquest was held yesterday on the bodies
OF Mr.. Smith aud his daughter and verdict re.
turned OF accidental death. The deceased gentleman
was about Iorty five years Of age marble cutter 10y
trade aud leaves wife and 1--we children. His
widow Is nerseiT very much enfeDleed by sickness.