The New York herald., 1869-08-24
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
IIcbSkcn.

Thomas McMaho on, who escaped arrest on Sunday
night for a.. alleged attempt TO terminate his we's
existencS as published In yesterdays HERALD. was
captr.red yesterday morning. He was then arraign,d
bIiore Recorder Pope, who committed him 10 the
founty jail To await trial.
ANOTHER ATrEMPrED SufeIpB-About nine O'Clock
last evening German named VIM. Koester was dis
covered lying voluntarily the track OF the Union
Hin Horse Car Railroad. Mr.. Nicholas Gillls at
tsnpted to reuOve HIM. bu was fepHea 10 py tureals
and abuse policeman was laen SeI ns,sss
that he was tired ef lie and made sucn irrelevant
to me Recorder at ne was was believed n 70 as Se
merly eagar maker. He was locked up III Que oi
the oolls
RADON TIE LIQUOR DEALERs.-Mr. Hugh osborn,
residing atso. 40 Adams street, was arrested yes
tsraav on complaint OF one MIS- Mccormack, living
In the sane street, who charged him with selling
sn5oxicatiDg liquors on Sunday, In violation OF the
State lav A charge OF keeping disorderly house
was also preferred against him by the same person.
SOsoerp was taken before Recorder Pope who stated
that law bound him to remand all such persons
ior trial in default OF bah II similar complaints be
lodged against offending parties In future, the same
course Will be pursued towards them. The prisoner
was unable to furnish $500 bail, and be was COM
mated 10 the county jail to await trial.
COmmunipaw.
TIE ABArroIR INJuNCrIoN.-The statement In
several papers last evening that the Chancellor's
Injunction had been dlsregarded by the stock yard
company Is erroneous Such a statement Is IN con-
Met with the very provisions OF the lplnncLleD,
apimals, bat simply prohibits the stock yard coia-
panY from doing anything which may be Offensive
pretation given to the injunction by the
chaneelior himself lev days ago disposas ss
you XIII animals without creating any stencil,
causing auy inconvenience or annoyance 10 the
inhabitants, eDdangerng the health OF the people
IN toe vicinity, TINS injunction does not operates pue
II any ofthese consequences arise from tle kiillng
process yea must ssoP 6 sto l9ss T,d Is come e
IsAY have abundant evidence from eHlinenl medical
inca thai none of the foregoing provisions are vo-
Iased they pursue their operations with perfect NEE
dom and security. When some OF the compiainants
are placed on the stand for cross-examInation some
spicy deYeiopments may De expected feSaIdin5 Tie
orialr OF the conspiracy against the anattolr. The
statement tnat the butchers threatened 10 assall any
o. tue conplainants Is Indignantly denied by every
nan emplo, ed IN the establishment.
Bergen City.
PROBABLE MURDER.--Aoout TWO O'Clock yesterday
morning man was seen prowlng around on Ber-
gen ayenue under very suspicious circumstances by
oflcsrs Farrell and Kent When they proceeded TO
arrest him he OF. Farrell first overlook him ut
the corner OF Fairview and Bergen avenues and
struck him on the head with his club. This
brought the fugitive most enectually to the
ground and h he Nv was 5@hen to-, TO the p9ce
wards the officer IN Charge opened the cell aud
found him lying insensioe. physician was sent
for, but the man expired at twenty minutes past i've
O'Clock, little more than three hours from the time
OF his arrest. His name was Frederick Lau, far
Der, thirty five years OF age. He resided near Eliza
beth. Tue blow Of the club innicted wound over
the right temple about TWO inches in length Coro-
uer Warren VIII hold an inquest, and IN the mean.
time il woald be most decidedly unfair 10 assume
the guilt OF the officer.
Newark.
ATRoCIoUs ASSAULT WITH A PITcuFoRK.-About
noon yesterday Peter smith, resident OF No. IL
Astor street, and an employ6 at the Clinton horse
car depot was taken into custody to answer q
charge Of having three times assaulted with pitch
fork one Michael Maher, OF SO Lush street. The
sworn statement OF the latter declares that the ac
Knocked him down. swore at anu threatened 10 take
his life Smith is Ded.
ALLEGED FALSE INSTRUMENTATION TO RE-
COVER DAMAGEs.-The preliminary steps have been
taken by a well-to-do citizen named William Howe,
OF No. GA Market street, In an action to recover
$1,000 damages from A. ]. Clarke, the Chief OF
Police, for alleged false imprisonment. From paIn-
while transferring some business in store in Bfoad
street. his horse and wagon carried OF by q
policeman and taken TO the station house. On re-
gaining the street Howe states that he thought his
team had been stolen 80 he followed it TO the sta-
ton house IN order to acquant the police Of his loss
On hearing that the police had taken his horse aud
wagon he acknowledges he waxed wrathy and used
sundry expletives not tolerated in polite society
whereat he was locked up by order OF Chief Clarke,
held over night, and on the following morning he
was let go. The case VIII probably excite c0nsdera.
Bile attention as 1t Will be test one.
THE BLOOMFIELD BuRGLARiEs-MoRE ARRESTS
The police are still buslY engaged hunting down
the parties implicated In the numerous burgarles
perperated during the past six months in the town
OF Bloomfield, in this county. AT the complaint OF
Caroline George, the wife OF the alleged principal
operator. Christian George one John Ritter alias |
JOhn Mueller, has been arrested and is now in |
tcdy. Yesterday she made AFFIDAVIT setting iortn |
tbet Ritter stoe the goods ana sold them 10 her |
husband. AS she IS now under bonds Ia 800 to |
answer charge OF assault aud battery, her story
was made yesterday-that OF Meyer Iuden berger, a
peddler dong business at no 10 canal streeh who is
sea on m msn E & csrs Of S i mas
q statement setting forth mat he Identified COCK
found in possession OF JudenDerger The latter
IN custody about year ago on charge OF AFRO
c,ousiy siabD NJ one OF party OF little boys WHO
had been calling hiln NAMES. The yoangster re-
covered. but had very narrow escape, and Meyer
got OIL vita Il Lne
KNIGHTS OF ST. CRIsPIs On STRIxE-A strike
among the shoemakers, members OF the Order OF
the Knights OF ST. Crispn, was inauguiated IN this
city yesterday with several DrarcAe5 Of the trade
but which has not yet essUIaod any serious proper.
tions. Tie only entIre SHOP or sltlEe "a that OF l..
Graf Bro, NOS u ana % Springfield avenue
where are empoyed about I6G len lhe lrQnDle
here appears TO have arisen alnoug me lnish9Is
buffers and trhnmers. These has recently been IN.
troducea some machinery which, Messrs. Graf say
effects great saving in tine ald laSor, but turns
hand. The machinery does Ine YQgk oi the
fnshers, but the trmmers' work IS slightly ID.
creased The bosses cut down four cents out 6f ten
Formerly paid and the Workne1 - 10y 30 ,rsc,o;y
only saves Iifln lwQ9nls 46fN Of abof. Hence
the strike, iueie were oly ave neh aggrieVedi
YET by the rules Of he society, OF when an are mem
bers, the entire shop decfned CONNIE aclng work
yesterday until the alleged grievance - adjusted.
There was also inaugnrated yesterday sLrlSe
among the cutters. They have been receiving
eighteen dollars per wees, bat now that business IS
looking up they deDand twenty dollars They
say cutters In New YORK are pad sege-
raj dollars in advance Of the last figure.
The cutters, Ike the other tradesmon have not
yet properly organized the Increment Eome Of IN
men are etil working. and snow no disposition 70
JOIN the strisers. Wn0 are chiefly confined 70 the
men employed In BaDnlster & TlchenOris and one
or two other shops. 30 regular meeting has yet
been held, but general conference has been called,
which win decide whether there is cause Tor declar-
ing the entire lr0Qe Strike or not The trade
numbers hboLt 700 men IA THIS city. All
'Crispms.h
Patcrn0n.
PATERSON OPERA House A7sOuATIoN.-The fol-
lowing persons we're yesterday elected directors Of
the Paterson opera House Aseooaton.-Co
Philip haferrY, Robert ,hamIl, James Bel, il. J.
Norris aud James Peacock
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT are busy making prepare