The New York herald., 1869-05-11
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey (itv.

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Jersey .ity.
PIcKPocKETs IN A TR.P.-On the ary ival of ~,
halfpast four O'Clock rS in in Jersey CITY last eyen
ing lady named Ms. Dergan, Of Grand street
New York had tw men, named Flenry G. Kin,
her pocketbook They were yakeD To the police sis
no Sn and N tine, sae pockesoook WITH its contents wa
Iounu IN lhei. possession. The Recorder Will dea
with them his morning. ~ ~
Hobolse,i.
BOY DRowNED.-A boy NJ med Paul CLIFFORD tel
years old, was taking ba lh yesterday afternoon in
the quarrles at West Hobo'xen. He was seized with
cramps while in the water.
DErRAUDING THE GOVERNMENT Another war.
rant was issued last ey enng by Commissioner Hor-
man ior the arrest OF a man at Union Hill who is
charged win the 'ir cit manufacture of cigars
oTAbBiN6 AFFRAi-A lager beer saloon keeper
named Gulbricht, residing at Union township, had
hght on saturday evening with Ii. c. Carin In which
and held for trL i.
CHARGED WIZ n PERJURY-John W. Bleohen made
aiidavit befor Justice Bohnstedt last evening that
on the 9Th of May Christian Schreiber swore
before Justic White 10 certain matters regarding
HIM tBleohe n), which he asserts were false A war
rant was sued for the arrest OF Schneider on the
charge of JerJury
ANrE-M 0RrEM DEPosITIoN.-About two weeks ago
Daniel cAuley was pushed Of the platform of a
Union II Ill car and had OFF his legs mangled
MortlnG alton having now set in, the mans case is
consde red hopeless. Coroner White took his depo-
sltioh yesterday, In which he charges the driver
Win rowing him or the car.
IAN MIssNG.-A bookkeeper named Adolph
Busc ling fory-two years OF age left his boarding
Dous e, sS Garden street, Hoboken, four days
ago and has not since been heard OF. He
wa about five feet inches in height had mus
t4 he and wore a single breasted brown coat silk
III lXed pants heavy old boots and black stoVepipe
n at He served in the late war, but was cheated out
his bounty, IN consequence OF which ne has been
subject to fits OF despondency His friends had an
interview with superintendent Kennedy, at Police
Headquarters, New York, yesterday morning Busch
ing was not married.
Hudson City.
IMPORTANT TO REAL ESTATE AGBNTs.-Chrsto-
pher Hildebrand who keeps grocery store on Ber
genwood avenue, was taken before Commissioner
Jackson yesterday morning on the charge OF acting
as a real estate agent without having an internal
revenue license. The penalty is fine OF $500. he
was held 10 bail for examination.
THE QUARRYMEN's FIGHT.-Recorder Aldridge
after hearing all the testimony in this case commit
ted John Code, the who shot william Nolan
and James Nolan, OF the opposite party. for trial.
Old Nolan and his son William, as well as william
Burke. made their escape when they learned that
warrants were being made out for their arrest.
None oil the injuries VIII prove fatal whole squad
OF qGarrymen nave been retained as witnesses.
COmmunipaw.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Jne of the men en-
poyee on the New Jersey Central Railroad was run
over and Instantly killed last evening at Communi.
Coroner VIII be notified this forenoon His name
was not ascertained
Newark.
EPISCOPAL DELEGATE MEETING There was
another meeting in Trinity church yesterday fore
noon Of the delegates appointed to discuss tile mis-
SION work and forward its interests. In the absence
OF Bishop odenheimer, DR.. Haight aganIoccupied the
char Ihe attendance Of clergy was falr but OF
laty somewhat slender After the usual morning
prayers an interesting discussion took place on 1.-THE
agency system in the matter OF raising unds for
IN by Rev. DR.. Rudden OF Philadelphia; Rev Dr.
Meiersmith, Rev.sS. d. Dennison, Rev. Drs. A. T..
living, h. Goodwin, Samuel Hall and Haight, An
evening session was held IN Grace Church.
VERDICT AGAINST AN INSURANCE CoMPANY.-An
Interesting case was brought TO a final issue IN the
supreme Court now IN session here, yesterday in
which Mrs Sarah E. Stone was awarded damages to
the extent of S2,l39 q against the United States
Casualty Insurance Company OF New York. Mrs
Stone brought sut against the company to recove
the amount OF policy ts2 00o on the life OF her de
ceased nusband the late George Stone. Mr.. Ston
was school teacher by profession and met hi.
death through an accident In a building undergone
repairs. The company claimed they were not liaDl
inasmuch as he was not following his proper avoca
ton when Killed. The jury thought IL made no dif
ference and so declared as above.
HORSE THIEF sENrsScED.-In the Essex County
Court OF Quarter Sessions yesterday morse thief
named Louis Funk, alias Wise, was convicted and
sentenced TO five years in the state Prison. He 1t
was who broke into the stable OF Mr.. Joseph H. Reeve
at Chatham the 18Th of April last and carried OF
horse, wagon and harness, valued at about s45O
lie Is also charged with entering the premises OF Mr.
Henry Keep, at Madison, and carrying therefrom a
considerable quantity OF merchandise besides a
horse and wagon. lie will be taken TO Morrlstown
to-day TO be trled under indictment for the latter
offence, Madison beng In Morris county. His arrest
was effected draotly by detective OF this city.
NEW YORK RoUGHs SEVERELY DEALT wIru.-In
the Police Court yesterday morning. George W.
Bird and Thomas NJ. Bird, brothers, and Thomas
Simpson, three blades from New YORK. were ar
ralgned on charge Of causing serious street dis
turbance in Springfield avenue, which nearly rose to
the extent OF riot, on Sunday evening
The charge was proven against them, and II
was also shown that they had "gone througnr
number OF saloons and behaved generally In a most
outrageous manner. Their astonishment was indeed
great when the magistrate. Justice Mills said they
would nave 10 pay each q fne OF TWENTY-FIVE dol
lars In spirit OF magnanimlty towards them, and
with an eye 10 the Immediate augmentation OF the
funds the city treasury the Justice granted rper.
mission TO one OF the bros 20 ny TO New York and
procure the necessary funds. He made the round
trip IN very sEort ume, bearing with him the ran
som lees 10 the unlelgned JOY OF his incarcerated
friend aud brother The trio went on their way re-
Jolcng, declaring that when next they ame 10 Jer
sey they would let Its chain lightning alone.
Patterson.
STABBISG AFFRAY.-On Sunday afternoon two
men, named Thomas Mills and James Connolly.
engaged in dispute when Mills, II is alleged
stabbed Connolly in the side with small pocke,
knife. Mills was arrested and committed for trial
RuNAwAYs.-A team belonging to Mr.. La Cord at
Clifton, ran away in Paterson yesterday, and the
driver was thrown out and had his leg broken IN
two places Mr.. James Powers was thrown out Of
MS carriage on sunday afternoon by his horse run
Alng away ana had his leg broken. a daughter of
Mrs. Dougherty, IN Bank street, was run over 10y q
country wagon yesterday afternoon and slightly In
jured.