The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14
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Jersey City.
FUNERAL or THE LATE OFFICER cHAzo iTR.-The
remains OF oilcer Julian p. Che zotte @ete taken
yesterday afternoon from tho late residence Of
deceased in York street 10 81. Matthews church. in
sassex street "e e e s cal services were CT
attended by The police To- zee The remains wGgs
Inferred in the Bay Cemef ry.
TsE DEMOCRATIC PRry ,a,Es were hel1 Inst even
ing in the several cities aud townships the countv
Judging from the dets rmination and even bitterness
which charaeterlZed the proceedings In Jersey Ciiy
lac Committee on redentias OF TIE County COM en-
ton w nave som ethng to iool aner OF more Than
ordinary dnheaHy The friends OF Harrington and
Sidmer respeG nely, Tor sheriff. wage me nsht
S.ainly on thai oilce.
THE JuBsht?s proclaimed ~ che Pope in honor OF
The Ecun.caasal CouHcIl is heug held n T. PeIer's
church this week. WRie Tie terms OF the Ropes
NANTES 10 01tend the rsriod 10 The close Of re ses-
Sion or tie C0unCl, il WAS deemed convenient Dl
the Ssrer, VIVA tho s9nctton OF me Bishop OF
kewylH, 70 seLapars this month OF october Tor Tue
pur5ose otter chefGhes wIll make arrangements
asf 10 ssiI tngir own nNenielce.
TIE OasB. or TIE oyERsEEa or TnE PooR.-The
resort sof tue Common Council Committee who
ipyosugai hd the charges against Mr.. Patrick
EeDopntA oyeysesro the Poor sets forth that that
uDiea beyed the orders OF the ply sicans whom he
'seaesefi TO have eoe authority IN The matter OF
dec,dIr q Whether Airs. Madden should be admit cd
tds bedside Oi hex dying husband. The comnlttee
aranf opinion that he should have dsregarded these
ORD and acted on his own responsibility in which
ease they cent laced he would have admitted the
wsGiaD. Trey recommend mat ne be retained III the
Office. ana the Common Couach adopted tie report.
BaEylFlrs.--Two steers escaped from Hoboseu on
'uesday afternoon ana rushed into The Bergen tun-
cueI ahead ola train. They remained IN the tunnel
ana the train delayed tn squad Of men armed
with heavy weapons, entered the tunnel and drove
Tie animals cut
William Kocn the driver Of the wagon that run
and killed the child Johanna Portell, at Hudson
City, was ccnsured BY the Coroners jury and he was
accordingly held 10 bail IN $4,000 TO appear II called
Mayor Clarke vetoed the resolution Of the Common
Council rendering the use OF the CITY Armory to The
Emmett GUARDS Tor drlll on the ground that the law
specned the arnory was Intended solely Tor ml.ita
companies organized by authority OF the State and
subject 30 the local and State authorities
Hudson City.
Tue PARADE YESTERDAY.-The parade Of the
Fourth regiment was not attended with the display
that was expected, owing TO the unpropltious
weather. All the companies turned out however,
and the ceremony OF presenting stand OF cOlors by
the Board Of CHOSEN lreeholders Was Witnessed by q
large crowd.
BURGLARY.-Some thieves on Tuesday night cut
their way through the back part OF the tailor shop OF
j. Larkin, No. sc Market street and robbed the
place oil about 500 Worta OF clothing and then made
their escape.
Boy STABBED.-A loaer standing on street
corner on Monday night attacked little boys ere
publican procession. in River street, and stabbed
OF the youthful politicians, named Philip Cluss
10 the neck. Tue kule touched the windplpe, and
Deariy proved fatal. Ihe boy IN critical condi-
tlon. the scoandsel VINO inGIN.ed tue wound made
his escape.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-lMroRrASr
PRocEEplHGs.-ln this court yesterday a man
uamed Joseph Grinder pleaded guilty TO an indiet-
ment charging him with having passed counter
felt national bank note, and also with having had
others IN his possession in Milyule.
IN the case OF the United states against Richard
J. schooner who pleaded not guilty to Indictment
charging him with having robbed the mails on the
railroad between New YORK and PHILADELPHIA While
acting as deputy mail agent his counsel, senator
htockton sad tlat tue accused desired 10 retlact
his plea on tue last count ana peaa guilty. rms
count simply charges the defendant with having
opened anu extracted money IRON letters without
stating that ne was an enploye OF the government.
Counsel observed that It was doubtful whether
wthin Tue meaning OF the statute, lie was really
employed by the governments, as ne was only q
substitute. The District Attorney SAID thefe we're
three counts IL the indictment, the 1rs
Two charging him with opening and robb,ng
letters wnie an employe OF Inc government
and the third charging INN win the sam
pie commission OF the crime; aud he did
not think IL incumbent on him TO insist
on trial on those two counts, as II has been held
That occasional employment did not come within lie
purvlew OF the statute, AMI he was merely acting az
deputy. The nrst two counts therefore witt
drawn several prominent men from scnoner's
native place, Pottsynie, Pa bore testimony 10 tae
previous exemplary character OF the accused, show
ing Ihat ne was a SUNDAY school teacher and n
mepiber OF the FfesbJ terrain church Ia THAT place.
The Distnct Attorney then proceeded to detail the
circumstances OF tue offence, which were published
III the HERALD at the time. The Court then adj
dressed pathetic remarks 10 The prisoner, after
which a sentence OF two years. hard labor ~ the
State Prison imposed. The court room was
crowded during the passing OF the sentence, aud
uDusual interest was manifested IN the proceedings.
The trial OF Henry Cheeseman, indicted for pass
ing counterfeit money, was fakeA up, bat the
prisoner reuacted his former plea and pleaded
guilty. The Court sentenced MN 10 lie Stale Prison
III hard labor Tor live years.
William H. Gallagher, Edward Bnrgesser and
George Burgesser were Jointly indicted Tor carrying
on lottery without paying q special tax. 1ney
pleaded not guiitt ana lhelr trai Was ST down Tor
next Tuesday. Tue court thea adjourned unW tins