The New York herald., 1869-07-07
SUBURBAN. INTELLIGENCE.
.ferscH CilH


DHsrxAlrE ArrRAy IN TIE FIRST wARD.-Aeout
ELY O'Clock last evening ia difficulty arose between
Martin Muiry and James Woods at the corner OF
Warren and Bergen streets, ia the course Qf Which
Woods feIled Mory to the ground With a blow from
brick Mulry lay motlonless for several minutes
when The bystanders raised the cry Of murder"
WOODS made his escape and took refuge behind the
conDier In WOosey Derry'S store, Hudson street.
The police, having received the alarm, pursued the
fugitive, but losing the track they searched The
6utgohR ferryboat. They were then informed OF
Noods h,uing place ana they arrested min. Woods
~ Il NcH Yorker
Hoboken.
PIPER II rRouBLE- yesterday Scotch piper
named James aaclarlana was arriagned before Re-
co,6er Pope on charge Of having been found
drums that he was unable TO walk to the station
house. lie unfolded melancholy tale or his mis-
+Oitunes and stated that he had lost his bagpipes
while he slumbered under Il tree IN ihe Elysian
Fields, winch instrument he valued al $3.50. lie was
hbed nve dollars tor losing hs pipes and he soon lied
Lhe city.
RUN Down ny HORSE C,R-Between ten and
eleven O'Clock On Monday night wagon, which
Patrick Lonergan and his wiie seated, was
run INTO by horse car and capsi2ed on turning the
corner Of Newark and Washington streets Ioner-
gan's hand was caught and severely crushed under
one OF the wheels, while his wife sustained serious
injuries. The driver OF the horse arrested
and brought before Recorder Pope, ana was dis
charged, on the grounds that there no law 10
punish men III cases of accident.
TnE WILSON CAsB.-I.asJ evening the inguest in
th,s case was renewed and brought TO termination
Ny the statement OF Professor Doremus, who testi-
hed 10 having examined the entrals or the deceased
man and found no poisonous matter therein. The
true cause OF the investigation was published long
ago IN the HERALD and arose from rivalry between
The relatives OF the deceased man to obtain posses
sion of his property.
ANOTHER BOLD RoBBERY--On Monday night the
house situated on the northeast corner OF Madison
naEl
robbers while the inmates were away witnessing the
display OF fireworks. The thieves entered all the
rooms and took box OF jewelry, large quantity OF
silver plate aud other valuable articles In one
drawer, however, there was large sum OF money
when they never suspected. Nome or them have
yet been arrested but the Chief OF Ponce actively
engaged in working up The case
Newark.
The DIR. PErRIH CAsE.-Petrie, the Elizabeth
doctor, who stands charged with perpetraung
frauds on the Revenue law, by cleaning resell
ing cancelled stamps, was before Commissioner
whitehead yesterday, but waived an examination
anu renewed his bonds in 81 600. The young man,
A. NJ. Rodwell, was instrumental in exposing the
fraud, instead of being, as formerly implied, i'm
pltcated therein.
DEATH OF ANOTHER PROMINENT ClTlzES.-Mr.
Edwin T. Prall, treasurer OF the Danforth Loco
motive and Machine Company, died al early hour
yesterday morning. lie was at one time very pro-
interests, and served with great credit in IS605 as
Mayor He was formerly colonel OF militia regi-
DeDt OF Paterson.
The MARKET QUEsTIoN.-The Supreme Court has
granted an injunction against going further In the
work OF erecting the new market. for which Messrs
Rafferty,, Watson and Chrisne were appointed CON-
mssioners by the Common Council week since
This action is based upon the grounds that the
city charter authorizing the PROJECT was passed lie
pally. IL is believed, however, that tins will not
amount TO anything more than TO occasion little
Delay.
Mpraw1u
ENTERPRISE AND CAUTIoN.-The citizens OF this
village have lately purchased fire engine, and on
Monday, the 5th OF July for frsttime they made
a turnout with thirty men with red shirts, headed
by an old resident OF the village, Captain Homer
Aner making parade through The village the COM
pany was presented with handsome wreath by
Carrie Kipp, young Miss only four years old, which
was received by the foreman lhe engine and com
pany are credit 10 the village
Eutontown.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION. The Order OF Odd
Fellows at Eatontown and vicinity had a fine cele-
brabon Of the national anniversary Al ten O'Clock
A. NJ, OF Monday, a beautiful regulation flag of the
order was presented by several members OF Mizpah
Lodge, No. 81, OF Eatontown, to said lodge, p G.
H. Hackman making an elegant presentation speech
behalf OF the donors, and J. r. Yelling "
G., receiving IL IN appropriate remarks for the
lodge. The interesting scene was witnessed by
formed In Oceanport, Captain G. ". Brown, OF Long
Branch. AMI i. q. n. f. Buchanan, OF United States
Lodge, No. 13s, OF New York city, actlng marshas
The procession comprised Mlzpah Lodge, OF Eaton
town; Anrioch Lodge, Of Long Branch, and deega-
nons from Naveslnk Lodge, OF Red Bank; Ranrn
Lodge, Of Toms River, and other localities.
The route OF march lay through the streets OF Ocean,
port and Eatontown, and the beautiful pageant
witnessed by q numerous assemblaye The literary
and musical exercises took place in a cool and shady
orchard near the EatontOwn station. They consisted
or able addresses ny William III. Barnes p g. NJ, of
Georgia, Edward f. NOVEL;, editor OF the An,eri-
can Odd feIor, and several pieces of vocal and IN
strumenta music. subsequently sumptnous din
was partaken of at Wheeler's Hotel. The entire
affair a perfect success, and rejected great
credit the enterprslng members OF MiZpah
JOdge, by whom 1t was gotten up.