The New York herald., 1869-10-19
SUBURBAN InTELLIGEHCN
REV JERsEY



clt,zon OF Hoboken, was on visit with friend
nApaed Christie 10 New York on Saturday, and cue
O; the places they visited was liquor store In the
klth ward. Linder showed his rlones ana loeraity
Sly throwing Go1n thousand dollar note IN play
ini manner TO pay Tor drinks. Christie was dehgnted
AT the sight, as he declaredhe ueyer saw note OF
that denomination before, and takng IL in mis- manu-
wen, out ior change but Tofeot ~ come back.
Coinmunipnw.
Tue AahrCoR.-Mr. James 5. Davenport The
SPECIAL commissioner appointed by Chanceller
zabriskie 70 examine the working OF the abfhJor,
submitted his report yesterday He polnE ont
numerous detects, and oilers suggestions which,
II adoDtcs1, wn he believes, remove AL grounds for
complaint. The foorlng should DC OF hagsloue uut
- the change wouid involve great expense, ne
thinkSilat careful washing at stated tunes VIII DC
suhcisn- The number oil hogs kept on the premises
should no. exceed luo0 al any Que time the present
pens should be reduced 10 hal ther Capacity tue
penn and pasSageWays should be lhofousat seitpeu
ana ali excreneuts removed. rms can oe uone
WIN a1eW additional lengths OF nose at'acIei 70 Tue
steam pump. The premises are gene!aily keps ~
roCa oraer with exception OF the sheep slaughter
house. and as free rom smell as the mag ana
hature oi Ire business VIII aalnt
Bergen Gay.
LIQUOR DEALERS BROUGHT UP-The following
liquor dealers were brought before Recorder
Mathews yesterday and fined fifteen dollars each
: sellpg liquor without a lcense:-J. Gibbons.
,Obn Mcbride and James Donoshue. Mrs. Ferguson
was fined thirty dollars, two charges beng made.
There were previously ined. JohA Dennsion, James
Reilly, John Wall and VI. Cummings.
SANGUINARY ENCoUSTER.-At ten minutes past
twelve O'Clock yesterday afternoon TWO aborers,
named James Cunningham ana Patrick Quinn, were
seated AT dinner in their boarding house, Palisade
avenue, Bergen Cly, when dispute arose be-
some money which one OF them had saved.
They were seated at opposite ends OF The
ana planted his fist in Quinn's mouth COM
plctely iloorng him. QUINN Jumped to his feet and
ciutched mis- antagonist when deadly encounter
followed. Cunningham was swung around, and fell
against window, the glass OF which lnutilated his
but renewed the combat though Quinn was anxious
TO get away. Az length the latter threw linn down
81 stairway ana then ran 10 the police station. Gun
bingham resisted the officer, and only surrendered
after stubborn fight Both men were taken before
the Recorder who directed that they should receive
medical attendance and remain IN custody for
examination. both were badly punished. One OF
tue fingers OF Quinn's right hand was almost
entirely chewed OF and Cuuningaam's face was
covered with blood.
Newark.
SERIOUS AcoDENT.-A building in course OF alte-
ration Waverley place, fell yesterday ana several
persons We're more or less seriously injured.
JUSTICE McKINNEY's CAsE.-In the case OF Jonn
Mckinney, Justice OF the Peace of this city, who
as stated In yesterdays HERALD was on trial before
tbe Court OF Quarter Sessions charge of extor-
ton, verdict OF guilty was rendered yesterday and
sentence suspended The penalty In such cases is a
hne not to exceed $500 or Imprisonment at hard
labor for not more tnan years or both. In this
case the loss oil his commission VIII probably be the
penalty.
ESSEX COUNTY REPUBLICAN CosvESTIoS-ThIs
assembage met at Library Hall yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for State
Senator, Register of Deeds, Surrogate Sheriff and
Coroner. There was fun attendance Of delegates
aud other persons. Captain A. l.. Bassett OF Irving
ton, presided ana Captain samuel Morrow and John
j. jackson acted as secretaries. For Senator the
names OF Daniel W. Baker, John w. Taylor James |
!. Hays and one or two others were put
forward, and after u good deal OF disointeu
action the canvass settled down on Taylor and
Baker. ON the second ballot tae vote resulted Il
for Baker ana ~ for Taylor Bakers nomination
was then declared unanimous. the other candidates
chosen were julius c. Staple, Registers George V.
y. Moore, Surrogate; Andrew Ieed, sheriff lreuom-
1Eaied) Robert Lang. John +. Chase aad ira Can,p.
bell, OF Bloomfield, Corone.s.
Paterson.
SMASH UP on THE ERIE RAILwAY.-About five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon freight train ran or
the track near Ridgewood. about six miles west Of
Paterson, on the Erie Railway. Some ten or twelve
Cars were thrown from the track ana both the up
and down Sides were oostructed BY The debris to
such an extent that travel was inpeded 1or nearly
three hours. No one injured.
SENTENCE OF Recommendations Spencer
and Augustus Z. Young, the two New York PICK.
pockets, were yesterday sentenced by Judge SAND.
ford to pay fine each OF $500 ana costs OF II
not paid 10y the 3Oth inst. their sentence win be
changed TO imprisonment. a strong effort was
made BY prominent New York politicians to miti-
gate their sentence, but IT had but little effect on
Judge SandlOrd, who has been administering Jersey
justice for nearly half century.
Muss AT THE FALLs.-The Columbia Guards a
target company from Newark, ylslted Paterson yes
terday and spent the day at the falls. After mbio
ing large quantities OF Jersey lightning they finished
up the days sport by regular set-tc. in which mus
kets, stones ana clubs were freely used. The riot
was hnaliy stopped by Tue policemen who arrived
the spot The only one seriously hurt was man
named Frank McGartg, OF Paterson, who was car
rled 10 ms home IN an usensloe state The lustrl.
Ons visitors returned home in evening tram. The
Paterson folks wish the Aesalhers would Keep such
crowds To themselves.
Bcviderc.
DEMOCRATIC NoMiNArIoS.-Mr Joseph b. Cor.
nish, the last Secretary Of the New Jersey Senate
yesterday received the State Senatorial nomination
by the democrats OF warren county.
Trenton.
ALLEGED ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY RoBBgRY-
On Sunday evening two notorious characters
named George Mordaunt and James Travers were
arrested and committed TO the County Jail on the
charge oi bfutally assauting man named Chris
eopher Sullivan and roobng him OF forty dollars
near this city. sullivan was partially intoxicated at
the time.
returns from the various railroad, banking gas and
other companies OF this district for the month OF
September have been made to the Collector OF In.
teIna Revenue:-Gros- receipts oi the Beiidere and
ma"y Tasoa hardaa oonpeny si3st Camden ana
karltan Canal Company inteEesu, s2l. $50: Trenton
Horse Railroad Company. s74l Raritan and Deia-
y Ware Bay Railroad Company. s3l,al5; Princeton
.a sasght gdsSS Gompany Scuble feet, 5000; Iren-
pany, 2looj5; Mount Holly Gas Company.
ll2,ooo; Freehold Gas Company, 1ee0o; Long
Branch Gas Company, 169,300; trenton Dela.
ware Bridge Company tgross receptsl Ss4o; Trenton
City Bridge Company, S493; Matawan Bridge Com.
pany, $3.50; steamer Barclay, Hanesport sZl4:
steamer Helen, Red bank 500; steamer Sea bird,
kA1l2 steamer Ho.mdel, keyport, SZl5 Mecnanics
National Bank idivdcnds and prodts) S3j 3Oi;
Trenton Banking Company, capital s522, $40, de-
posits .'45; Central Bank, Iigntstown, capital
s4s,00o, deposits s55, llg Bordentown Banking
b3mpapy capital Sp,525 deposits Sl05,ss5, circu
1sion sl,36i New Jersey Steel and Iron Company
tross receipts for three mon,ns), s2s7. 900: Koeo.
aug sons lWire min receipts Tor three months
ble5,e0a; Farmers and Merchants BANKING com.
paTy, capital g201.0J1, deposits :-jL2OJ.
,1GHR Bile MURDER IN BGRGEi COyyEg,
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