The New York herald., 1869-04-11

OF Hudson City, whom he earnestly requested 10 use
hs influence with the authorities m his oehaf. These
entreaties were not attended TO- and Keibcr kept the
SLIGHT In memory, BY COOL coulIct and industry he
managed N obtain remission ol six months and
soon Us he left the prison he went 10 the house OF
Mrs. Wcitzel, now a widow, ana male furious at
tack on her, threatening TO take her lie. Some
other designs are attributed 10 him, which, II true
stamp him IA q consumma,e scoundrel. Chief OF
Police Robinson tecgraphed 20 SIM sing and Oh
tanned information that keiDer had obtained a re-
mission "a stated. The prisoner was committed for
trial. tie viii hardly ild Trenton as comfortable as
sing sing
BREyIriEs.-Anothcr victim 10 an inorlinate de-
sire for whiskey died IN the county jail on Friday
night. Ills name was George West. For fifteen or
twenty years he was known TO tlIc authorities as a
drunken vagrant.
Despite the fact that any quantity OF 'bockr beer
very strong lager has been floating around for days
past the police continue 10 have nothing TO do. For
twenty four hours only one arrest was made.
Continuous traIi,c is interrupted on the horse car
line between here AMI Orange, owing to repairs on
A mammoth concert and ban takes place at the
skating rink tomorrow evening. Theodore Thomas
will DC there with hts splendid orchestra.
Patrick Martin, resident OF stone street. had two
OF his fingers blown away on Friday night along
with muskct which ne was dlschargDg, Inc latter
had been loaded Tor months past.
Essex COUNTY ROAD Board ORGASTzArroN.-rhe
nrsi meeting OF the commissioners appointed by an
act of the recent Legislature constituting q road
board for the county OF Essex was held yesterday
at the Court House in this city. All the members,
i've IN number. ~ follows, were present: Aaron
n Baldwin, George Peters, William VI. Mur-
phy, jesse Williams and Robert NJ. Hen
ning. After each OF them had filed se-
curity In the sun ~ $4,000 with the Finance
Committee OF the Board OF Freehoders an organzt
ton was effected by the appointing OF Mr.. Baldwin
as president ond Mr. Peters treasurer IL ~ foniy
hoped that with this commission some radical ifn-
provcinents Will be made IN the roads throughout
the county.
THIEF CAUGHT IN THE Acr.-Early yesterday
morning Mr.. Richard Bond, foreman OF Messrs
Bless brakes foundry, on Railroad avenue, went
to the Office and discovered one on the woremen,
named Matthew Kittercn, Ia the place under cir
cunstances OF a very peculiar character. AZ
sight OF Mr. Boul the fellow dashed on out through
the back window into the foundry proper and was
soon lost sight Of subsequently ne was puned out
OF a sand mead where he bai Hecretei himself He
was perfectly stun when hauled froln hs hiding place
and continued apparently unconscious all DAY yes
terday. ON examination OF the oIlce u appeared
that the outer OF the safe had been broken IN
by means 0f q hammer and cold chisel the latter
were In the hands OF the prisoner wnen ne ned.
He was brought TO the station house when ne proved
TO De the same who had caused the arrest of one
Lynch some time ago on charge OF asrOcions az.
sault. Lynch aud he had quarfeled and ne got
badly beaten lie renamed IN NJ for several DAYS
from the effects Of the drubbng be got IL - Thought