The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-19
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.


HobOken.
FoRGERY.-Mr. Charles volk appeared before JUS
tice White yesterday and procured warrant fol
the arrest Of man named Machat, who has resided
at No. 2s Greenwich avenue. New York. Macha,
rendered to the complainant, in payment OF debt,
a check on the Chatham National Bank, signed "w
Greer Co." When V0lk presented the check for
payment it turned out that such individuals kept
any account with the bank. The accused was ar
rested and committed In default Of bail, to the
County jail to await trial.
Newark.
AN EXPENSIVE Notwithstanding to the sworn
statement Of President and Treasurer of the Newark
and New York Railroad Company, filed in the office
OF the Secretary OF State at Trenton, the entire cost
Of the road, with Its bridges aud equipments, was
$1,070,779 65.
ARREST AND CoMMIrrAL OF A FUGITIVE FROM
Decentralization George, who as already stated
In the HERALD is implicated In long series of rob-
berries and burglares in this and neighboring towns
after slipping his bail, has again been arrested and
Is fully committed TO await trial on four separate
charges OF burglaries. over $500 worth Of goods,
Consisting Of silver Watches jewolry and ladies' and
childrenis garments, has been recovered. Portions
have been identified by Rev. Robert F. Coe of
Roomfeld; ii. 4. Richards, OF the same place; j. w.
Good OF East Orange, and MI. Jaques, or the same
place.
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACoIDENr.-Another OF those
horrfying railroad murders took place on the Nor
rlS aud Essex kalrOau near the depot mere on Tues
day afternoon, the victim being brakeman, named
Valentine Yauch, German, residing at Stewards.
ye 1t appears that he was attached to the freight
train that reaches here from New York at 2:2o p NJ,
and was endeavoring to get aboard the train with
some peaches while the cars were In motion, when
he slipped and fell under the wheels. Both legs
were horribly mangled. One OF them was amputatel
by DR.. Gray but only with the hope OF prolongin z
his life until the arrival OF his wife; the other was
permitted TO remain; but he died before she arrived.
hal Inv Truti
rendered IN accordance with the facls
COmmunipaw.
THE ABArroTR INJUNcrI0N.-A motion was made
before Chancellor Zabriskie yesterday by Mr.. Win.
field, counsel for the Stock Yard Company for such
q modification the injunction as will enable said
company to dispose Of the cattle now on their way
from the West The motion rested on the ground
that the injunction was issued In such summary
manner that the company were taken unawsres and
tice had been given they would have been able TO
dispose OF all the live stock under their charge be-
fore the injunction could take effect, The
Chancellor denied the motion, but construed
the terms OF the Injunction In liberal spirit, ex-
planning how far the defendants were bound by 1t.
vices OF q competent chemist and distinguished
member OF the Hudson County Medical Society to
analyze the water underlying the abattoir in order
TO ascertain whether there be any noxious elements
therein. IL Is most unfortunate for the company
that the dumping process has been carried on In the
Company. 80 that the enemies Of the abattoir have
an opportunity OF ascroing the stencil, which In
reality arises from the dump TO the refuse lying OF
the slaughter yAEdA