The New York herald., 1869-11-21
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.


ArrElrT TO STAB-A man named Thomas
Manony who boards with Mathew LAWYER at l20
North First street. had an alteration with Lawler
Yesterday afternoon about the payment OF board
money which had become due. The men disputed
the matter for some time when Mahony drew
pocket knife and attempted 10 stab Lawler The
latter lodged complaint. and Mahony was arrested
and committed to the CITY Prison.
A POLICEMAN ATTACKED BY RowDIEs.-Yester
day afternoon officer Tallahee on duty IN South
Eighth street when he was approached by man
named Nolan well known by the soubriquet OF
"Monkey," who pulled the club from the of1icer and
was In the act Of running away when he was caught
by the ocer and told TO march 10 the police station
They had not proceeded many PAGES when
the officer was attacked by gang who
rushed TO the aid or Nolan, and who
finally rescued him. the officer succeeded however
II delainmg leader OF the crowd named Pat o'Nell
who was taken 10 prison and lodged there 10 await
iii examination. Nolan had not been recaptured up
TO la,e hour last evening
Hobolen.
FOUND DEAD.-Yeserday morning Mrs. Mary
Baxter, aged eighty years was found dead in bed
at her residence in Bonsve. She leaves q nume-
rous circle of relatives IN West Hoboken. An inquest
will be held on the remains.
DROWNED OFF TUGBoAT-Mr. Thomas Burns,
the engineer OF the steamtug Virginia Seymour. was
missing from the vessel near the Hamburg dock
since noon Friday. A search was instituted yes
terday and tue employees found his body in the river
The deceased was forty years OF age, aud leaves
hllIll ItsLulnS at NO. 9-t dTSSnWlCu street. new
York Coroner Crane will hold an inquest to-day.
Hudson City.
THE COURT OF SEssIoNs-Chares Werner and
Nike Smith. the New Workers who paid nocturnal
visit to stable in Bergen ten days ago and stole
set OF harness. were found guilty ana sentenced TO
three years each IN the state Prison.
Communipaw.
THE Stock YARDs.-During the past week 224 cars
arrived at the stock yards containing 2lo7 CATTLE
b462 hogs and TO- 800 sheep There were slaughtered
b2s cattle. $3.50 hogs and 1910 sheep.
Newark.
A CRAZY RELIGloNIsT.-Conrad Ellstein eighteen
years OF age, and resident OF No. 30 Newark street.
lately became ravlng maniac, 1t is believed on ac
count OF mis- inability to solve certain religious truths
school teacher. He was removed, yesterday, to the
aimshouse, his violent conduct rendering 1t neces-
sary that he should be locked up. a..~
ExAs,S.TI1S ss s .Srrrs" MAToHM4kEgsIa tine
case Of Messrs. Aennfs Boubock, inatchiaakers Of
Hudson City, whose arrest week ago yesterday
and balea In the sum Of $4,000 to answer charge
of buying and selling arge quantities OF counterfeit
stamps duly chroniced In the HERALD OF
last sunday, an examination took place yes
terday before United States Commissioner White
head. the evidence Tor the government is consld-
cred powerful and unrebuttabe. The examination,
after the counsel for the government Mr. II. Young,
had rested his case, was adjourned for week, SO
10 give the accuseds counsel, Mr.. Dickson, OF Jer-
sey City, opportunity to prepare defence.
THE MORAN HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-In connection
with the alleged highway robbery OF Michael Moran
the police have effected the arrest OF one Stephen
Conk one OF the alleged highwaymen who was an
inmate oil the soldiers Home here and pensoner.
Yesterday afternoon another arrest was made-that
oil notorious ex-convlct named William Kennedy
who has already served two terms in the Stare
Prison for burglary and larceny, ana VINO
ls believed TO be one OF Moran's assaiants.
lie was arrested, after a good deal Of trouble, IN
semi intoxicated condition by Of1icer Schoeffer and
LOGGED IN the City Prison. subsequently saloon
keeper named Huenterieundt appeared and made
aflldavit charging 'Bll' with assault and battery.
1t appears he entered the saloon Keepers place,
called Tor cigar, drink, &C., and then refused to
pay, although he exhibited a lot OF money. The
saloon keeper insisted on payment, and Bill wound
up by striking him heavily in the lace.
NIorristown.
SERIES OF IscENDIARY FIREs.-The citizens OF
this place are considerably excited Just now in con-
sequence Of the outrageous doings OF some incen-
diaries. Quite a number OF fires klnded by these
miscreeEts have occasioned q large destruc-
cnleny barns that destroyed. barn be.
longing TO Mrs. wood, IN which seve.
raj carriages were stored, besides large amount
deal OF other valuable property, including the CON-
pete and costly 1'ouSSedu OF newly married lady,
was destroyed few nights ago. Similar was the
tate OF Jonn j. Mlll's barn, In which was valuable
COW and large stock oil fodder. An effort was $50
made to fire vacant building formerly known
as the Morris and Sussex tavern. At a
recent meeting OF the Common Council. the sum
$500 ordered to be appropr ated for the pur-
pose OF securing and bringing the villains jusice.
Private citizens are now fully the Qui as well
and are raising q fund III like manner.