The New York herald., 1869-04-23
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
EEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


A PROCLAMATION has been Issued BY Mayor
O'Neil authorizing any person TO shoot dogs found
wandering through the streets.
PUBLIC MARKET Ia about to be erected on the
north side Of Newark avenue, opposite Cooper's
Han. The building will be $50 feet In length and
eghty-fve IN width.
Newarks
NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONvENTI0N-Suit-
able preparations are being made for the entertain
ment Of the large number OF delegates to the Ma
tional Sunday school Convention soon to be held
here. Schuyler C0ifax has declined to preside.
THE CARPENTERS STRIKE.-The strike Of the
journeymen carpenters Of this city which was In.
augurated last Monday for increase of fifty cents
per day on the old rate OF wages-three dollars aud
fifty cents-promises to be speedily ended and with
pretty general success for the men. Building being
active the carpenters are OF course, in great de-
last evening 1t was announced that out OF nfty en-
poyers some forty had agreed to pay the advanced
of this city number about 800 men,
'LEr Docs DELIGHT" &C.-It is O fact not gene
rally known that New Jersey has q regularly char.
tered society for the prevention OF cruelty to ami
mails. The members met at the City Hall in this city
Wednesday evening and elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows;-Presidcnt. Noses Bigelow:
Vice Presidents, Theodore Runyon, p. T. Quinn.
Marcus L. Ward, Adolph Schiek, Treasurer, Aaron
M. King; Secretary, h. Watson Glider. resolution,
offered by General Runyon was adopted o. fol-
lows
Resolved, That in order 70 e6ectuase the objects Of this
n: % sns DC o 70 %
sIpsdent
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEr.-Infor.
nation was received at the police station In this city
yesterday forenoon to the effect that Q valuable
horse was stolen from the premises OF Mr.. q. H.
Hoagland, at Rockaway, Morris county, some time
late on Wednesday night. The telegram mad NOS
long been received when citizen entered headquar.
tors and stated that he had been sent from Harrison
township to notify the authorities that stranger
was there endeavoring to dispose Of horse under
suspicious circumstances. An ofcer was sent across
The horse In his possession answered the teegraphio
description Of the one stolen, and ne is therefore
held. He gave the name OF Wesley Jones, and says
he belongs 70 Hibernia, Morris county.
Perth Amboy.
TIE BODY OF BRooKLyNITE WASHED ASHORE
The body Of man drifted ashore on wednesday
morning In the Raritan river near Perth Amboy.
1t had evidently been but snort time In the water.
He was about i've feet eight inches In height, Of
stout build, dark hair and smooth face. He was
dressed in brown pants and vest with dark sacE
coat, IN each pocket or which brick was found
which leads to the conclusion that he committed
suicide. In another pocket was found pocKetbook.
containing nine dollars, with O receipt from the
Kings County Insurance Company TO John schafer
liquors, cigars and nxures at Greenpolnt and Union
avenues. Brooklyn. An Inquest was held by Coroner
Dyendorf and the body was deposited In the Alpine
Cemetery at Perth Amboy.
Trenton.
THE RAILROAD CoNPANIEs.-The united railroad
and canal companies have not hitherto nled their
acceptance OF the terms OF the law passed by the
recent Legislature ab0llshing transit duties.
HAVOC IN A GRAvEYARD.-The buryng ground
attached to the Union street Methodist church Is 30
badly fenced in tnat hogs have effected an entrance
In many places and are committing sad havoc among
the graves the co1ns In some cases being exposed.
The nephbors' dogs and not the charity OF the con-
grcgation prevent the bodies from being com petey
exhumed and mutilated.