The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31
SUBURBAN INIELLI3ENC2
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

the act oil examining revolver ~ hS Iesiueneo, IN
Vsrick street, yesterday morning, when 1t was acc
dentaly DISCHARGED, and the bali passed through
ms lelt hand lnnctinG O severe and painful wounu
1t il feared that amputation will De necessary.
OPENING OF ST. PETERS SCuoeLs.--Ihe paro-
vnial schools attached to ST. Peters CHURCH were
reopeped yesterday. The Christian Brothers were
Installed Ia the male scnool, which had been m
charge OF lay teachers. the sisters OF CnaIity VIII
open their school next Monday, at Grand Street
Hall recently purchased by thein' anu Whch Wh
a.old ANGLE accommodations to several hundred
children
DANGER OF THROWING STONES OR Enthusiastically
after seven O'Clock last evening several boys were
playing around a pile Of lumber in South Eighth
street. and, happening TO annoy man who resided
ia the neighborhO0d, he took up brick and hurried
IL nc the children. The missile str1cS child about
two years OF age, belonging to Jonn Donneilan, In
the forehead infctng fracture of the frontal
on the lett side. The man 10 Known and will be Ar
rested.
3 THE NEW YORK HAcKssN at the ferries continue
TO give trouble. Yesterday for OF this fra
terniiy took up the trunk OF two coored persons
whether tey would not and insisted in escorting
u from one SIDE Of the river to The other. When nc
arrived az the Jersey side ne demanded dollar for
his tlouble, whatever that amounted to- nu. the
game was spotieI by the unexpected arrival OF
pohceman who left the fellow tue aternsuse OF
gong to the city prison or returning 10 New York oy
toe next boat. The hacEman took his departure
WtAouJ obtaining the dollar.
Texan BULL on THE RAMPAeE,-Great excite
ment prevailed for time In Grove street yesterday
the a6attoir, ran wildly through the street. and
drove tue crowd IL every direction. Chlei OF Ponce
Fowler ano squad OF Policemen appeared on tue
scene and a shot was 1red from pistol, tne bail
entering the ANIMALS shoulder The oniy eject 0f
tbs was TO ada fuel 20 has rage; Another bal Gu
N. He dartel or In the direction of me railroad
Ifac1 iashed his tail, aud suddenly came to STANG.
Tai vas the opportunity sUugA6 Tor, aud a ban from
ainls@et whLzed inc ais .orenead and he fell.
CRUISE OF THE JERSEY City YACHT CLUB.-The
jersey City Yacht Club went on their annual cruise
yesterday afternoon. The following boats comprise
the leet:-Vrgnia, Commodore Hui; jennie, Wee
Commodore Jardne; Peerless, Felix OUonuor;
Apollo, Cnarles Hopkins; eclipse, John hckmstry,
Ala, e. j. Moo!iey; Cussle, steam yacltl Jonn
Rodsers. me neet proceeded to Staten Island ana
after cOasting aroutd Tor few hours stopped at
Jottenheln, where complimentary hop was given
last niAnt TINS morning lhey will resume their
cruise till they reach Shrewsbury. where they will
remain three or four days after which they VIII
throw ont their lines for blue fish from sandy Hook
70 lar RockaSa y and then return nome.
CCnnunipaw.
The ABATrOR MBROGLIo.-The hearing OF the
argument on the injunction suit Will take place in
chancellor Zabrssies chambers on Friday Among
the witnesses WIN be Professor Doremus OF New
york, ana pr. Mulcahy, OF Jersey City, VINO have
been employed TO anaiyZe the water In the vicinity
Of the aDattolr. Both these gentlemen have had
such large experience that their testimony Will
have great weight In shaping the decision OF the
ease.
Hudson City.
sTABBING AFFRAy.-Several men and boys were |
engaged in fishing at the Newark turnpike bridge |
over the Hackensack river, yesterday morning, |
when an alteration occurred between some of them
the ulshot OF watch was that Young man nained |
Cnar.es Casey was stabbed III the neck with KNIFE
Casey leli down aud became Insensble While the |
entire party who were with him ted, through fear OF
consequences. He was seen soon after ward by a |
boatman. who carried ham OF the bridge ald had
restoratives applied with success.
Newark.
TIE CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. MERHITr.-In regard TO
the fraudulent land case recently published In the
HERALD Mr. F. P. Merritt, OF Commerce street
states that lie was not III any way connected with
the case, nor was LIE arrested.
THE BROWN BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE-Sylya-
nus d. Brown, the young Hudson City coal dealer.
VINO Is now confined In the Essex county jail pend.
ing trial on breach Of promise OF marriage
Drought by Miss Saran q. Barton, was before Judge
morlon for discharge offered by his counsel Coun-
pei Tor plaintiff made an argument against the mo-
ton. Judge Depue took the papers and viii render
femanded 70 prison.
INTERESTING CORNER STONE LAYING CEREMoy.
IRs.-Yesterdsy afternoon In presence Of q large |
concourse Of people, principally German citizens,
the corner stone Of tho new hail OF the Newark |
Social Turnverein was laid with appropriate cere.
monies Of an unusually interesting character con.
elstlng o. music ana addresses. The cere- |
mony OF laying the stone was conducted 1
eJ Mt. FREQ: aeeawagen President Of the Iuroyer-
delivered by Mir. B. Priesse. Among the societies |
Mncn to9S part In the singing portion of the festival
were the Entrocht, Aurora. Arion, German Veteran
and Dramatic Tnalia- The new hail is located on
Plane street. between Bank and Market, and Will
cost when completed with lot included about
$4,000 The occasion was one In which the Ger
man element felt deep interest.
Paterson.
FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENT.-Peter Turner fore.
man OF Dexter Lambert's silk mill, while walking
on the track OF the Erie Railroad at point between
Paterson and Clifton last evening, run over by
the lightning express train and Instantly killed
The deceased had been TO Iionlc and was on mis-
way home when he met his death. Deceased was
nifty years Old. aud leaves o wne and four children
TO mourn ms loss
STABgING AFFRAy.--A young man named Matthew
Suite was set upon Saturday night by a party OF
young men In coalition considerably the worse for
liquor and loud quarrel soon ended In a regular
nght. In the melee sutle was stabbed several times
IL the arm and site, and had hs head and lace
shocklngy bruised. No arrests were made. the In
jured rnal declining 10 make any complaint or give
the names OF his assalaDts Although severely
wounded suttle's Injuries are not considered dan
ger0us.
BRUTAL ASSAULT IND RoBBERY-About twelve
O'Clock on Sunday night three men, named Eugene
Murphy, Benjamin Hilton aud john Slater, entered
the American Hotel, corner OF MarSet street and the
railroad and demanded drinks. The law ia Patef-
Son against selling liquor on Sunday being very
srlhgehl, ar oeor2e Doremus, the proprietor, de-
MED their request, when the Trio set upon him and
ants then decamped leaving Mr. poremus lying on
the noor When he recovered full consciousness he
discovered that his pocketbook, containing about
Aity dollars, was missing The police informed,
ald succeeded IN srresting Eugene Murphy who
was conml'ted 10 Jeil. The other two have not yet
been rested.
SAD AccIDENr-rwo FEMALES DROWNED BY THE
OPshTTING OF RowBoAT.-About seven O'Clock on
Sunday evening boy fourteen years OF age. named
James Chadwick, residing at ~ Prospect street was
rowing boat containing himself ana four little
cousins-Elizabeth, Samuel, Nelli and Richard Jor.
damn the PeEsalc river, near the Broadway bridge
me ppy was Vood rover and the children were en-.
svyme Themselves, Nhen woman named Elizabeth
gcSafy appeared upon the bank and desired 20 be
lerrled across the river 10 the house of Henry y
DoreMus, where she worked. The woman was
taken OF board and when about half across the river
sac picked up one OF the children, Elizabeth Jor.
Gan aDOut elght years old, and instead OF setting
down amin un0n tle 20 49, -