The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-30
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ASSAULT ON WAGON DRIvER.-A man named
Charles Carroll was arrested last evening for as
saaltipa William Frederick ard breathing several
arGlc!es In hlS wagon. lie was 1ned By the re-
corder.
ATTEMPT TO STAB AN OFFICER.--Yesterday after
noon officer Joyce was about to arrest man named
Edward Hayes for drunkenness when the latter be-
came furious and drew large knife with which n;
attempted TO wolnd HIM. Fac policeman proved
too for aim, and with the and OF another officer
conveyed MIN to prison.
Hudson City.
A MOTHER IN TRoUBLE.-An aged woman named
Reilly appeared before Recorder Aldrdge yesterday
and procured warrant FOR the arrest of one VIII
Lam o'Neil for an alleged Indecent assault upon her
daughter Josephine. The prisoner was c0mmitted
without ban 10 await trial.
Hoboiken.
ANOTHER CHILD DIUGGED TO DEATH.-A boy
named Anthony Blumling, six months old, was
visited bv a physician yesterday, at the house No.
90 Fifth street, VINO prescribed medicine for the
child's relief. subsequently another doctor admin
istered Oh additional dose to the boy, who died 10
Sooa. hait an hour alterwards' An inquest Will be
GIRL KILLED DY NARcoT1c.-A little girl
aged four years, named Bridget Bradshaw, whose
parents live at No. 10 Grand street, was taken Ill
yesterday morning, and the father at once pro-
ceeded to eneet remedy. He repaired to q drug
Which be gave to the child The g n fell I'M into
slumoer shortly afterwards, from which she never
awoke. Coroner White viewed the body yesterday
anu Issued warrant Tor tue arrest or tue father.
MELANCHOLY DROWNING CAsUALTY.-ADout
seven O'Clock on Saturday evening young man
named George Farrell, In company with his sister,
was seated on the Erie Railroad bridge over the
hackensack where they were xmusing themselves
by nsiinR, when he lost his balance and fell into
the water. Tue screams Of the SISTER soon caught
the attention Of boatman, but his exertiOns to
save Farrell were useless was not TIL Yesterday
n upiH
ON inquest and the jury returned verdict Of acct
dentai drowning. The deceased resided &C Ruther-
furd Park aud was unmarried.
Newark.
RAID ON ALLEGED GAMBLERs.-Complant having
been made some time ago by citizens that a party
OF young men were In the habit OF desecrating the
Sabbath by gambling with cards In vacant lot on
the lower part OF railroad avenue the police have
since been on the alert and yesterday afternoon
Sergeant Benedict and two officers arrested Jour OF
them named Il. Boiters, hucxster; John McCabe,
thew Sennit. harness maker. They were removed
to the station house and held for examination.
INFANr1CDE.-Yesterdsy afternoon some boys
called at the station house and notified the ocer In
charge, Lieutenant Dwyer, that a dead child had
been found lying on portion Of the old Lyde prop
erty located on the Elizabeth road Just below st.
Barnabas Hospital. Officer Leonard was promptly
despatched tnitner, and found the chilli to be newly
born male. II WAS removed to the undertaker'5 and
the county physician notified. After examining the
body the latter oicia came to the conclusion thas
the Chic Deeu OCrn alive. III probably was only
q few h0urs old and died from exposure. No clue
to the heartless parent.
A CHILD CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY BY Frs
FATHER.-Late on Saturday night between eleven
and twelve O'Clock, two boys named Patrick Muir
ply and Patrick Heavy, aged respectively thirteen
years, were arrested on warrant Issued at the
instance Of Cormick Heavy the last mentioned boy Il
fatheT VINO, in his aiidayt before Justice Stapn,
set forth that his boy and the other Patrick had
stolen pocKetboOk containing Slxtyseven dollars,
the property OF the complainant. Young Heavy ad-
mts taxing the purse, but says there was only
twelve dollars in it. Both are he'd, and Will proba-
bly, be committed tor trial.
SAD CASE OF DEsTrTur1oN.--0n Saturday night,
while young man named Joseph Fisher was walk
ing along Market street. when opposite the ONCE Of
the county physician he suddenly Tell PROSTATE to
the sidewalk. He was removed at once to the doc
tors by some citizens, when IL was ascertained
That lie was suffering from a severe attack OF hem
0rrhaSe. he stated that he had been In hospital at
Boston until his money gave out, and when he
could no longer pay the hospital charge OF "a So per
week he was compelled TO leave, Having some
relatives In Cincinnati he thought to try and work
His way there, but only succeeded In getting as lar
as tins city when Frustrated in the manner de-.
scribed. He was removed 10 the hospital In charge
OF tue Sisters OF the Poor on the corner OF Nesbt
aud High streets, where he VIII receive the best Of
attention without money and without price.