The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

tAfoll went WIN u IieHu haihcu boiloW
INTO q saloon on Warren street and had
few drinks On leaving the saloon they
were met at the door BY man named
Mccoy, between whom and Carroll an OLD ieud
existed. dispute at once arose and sne men
struck each otnel desperate tight ensued. Car
roll was thrown down, kicked and cuffed by MCCOY.
Barlow interlered and helped Carroll 10 re-
gam his feet; As soon as he got M up ne
but, though he aimed at his head. the
BAH missed; Mccoy returned the are, and general
with The aid OF Barlow and others, who had
come on the scene, separated the comDatants, VINO
were conveyed TO their respective residences. Inc
anar was nusned up 80 that the police were not In
formed OF Y.
UPRISING AGAINST TIRE REoEsT REPUBLICAN,
CoNvEsTIoS.-The result OF the Republican Con-
venton At Hoboken on Thursday pletey demon
allied the party as was stated In the HERALD. The
fact that Of the defeated democratic candidates
was put ut the head OF the republican ticket
opened breach that from present appearances will
become wider by time, and perhaps wiz never be
nlled up But the young men OF the party have not
lost neart altogether and IN order TO undo IN some
measure the work OF the fogy clique that for years
past led the party to defeat, meeting VIII be
or organizing a young mems republican
committee, which Will comprise i've men from
On the n
take measures to have straight republican ticket
nominated. The movement meets with such favor
that four OF the seven wards OF Jersey City and
nearly every ward IN Hudson City and Bergen, are
all but unanimous In support OF 1t. The very exis
tence Of the republican party called Tor some such
action
HoboIsen.
CLOSE OF THE CHARITY FAIR.-The grand fair at
Odd Fellows Hail. IN aid OF st. Marys Hospital,
was brought TO close last evening. The appeal OF
the Sisters OF Charity was responded to with The
utmost generosity by the citizens In general The
nan was thronged each night and tho sum Of $1,000
was realized. y-ssg-r ~ r>-r--s--
ALLEGED BRUTALITY TO wIFg.-A man named
John Langdon, aged thirty-six years, was arragned
before Recorder Pope on Friday night for brutally
beating his wife Mary, at the Of Jefferson and
was fatally Injured ana she was removed to the
Sisters Hospital, but she is now out OF danger. The
husband was committed without Dali TO the county
jail.
Conn,unipaw.
THE STOCK YARDs.-During the past week Sli cars
arrived at the stock yards, containing 2s7S cattle,
el6O hogs and 1880 sheep. There were slaughtered
7SJ cattle, s,l2o nogs and ~, COO sheep.
Hudson City.
LAMP ExPLosIoS.-A kerosene lamp was upset
and exploded in the house OF Charles Schultz, on
Franklin street. Schultz was slightly burned and
the furniture caught fire, but IL was soon extin-
guished by fire company, the engine house being
IN the vicinity.
ATTEMPTED INcyNDIARIsM.- Shortly after eleven
O'Clock on Friday night an attempt was made TO hre
the stables belonging Mr.. Perveil at the or the
County Court House. heap OF shavings was
thrown under the moor but the plot was frustrated
by the timely approach OF the hostler.
A PUBLIC HALL Is about to be erected In Hudson
City by Joint stock company In shares OF nfty dol
lars each The sum of $4,000 has been already sub
scribed. The hall viii be located Newark avenue,
near the Court House. and Will be valuable acquisi
ton to the city. The following gentlemen constitute
the committee appointed TO promote the project
Jonn Il. MCPHERSON, Jonn Headden, George A. Toney
Marcus Beach and Mr.. Iomers0n.
Bergen City.
D.SGER or USING FIREARMS IN rag CtrY-A
young man named Charles X. Laughlin taken
before Recorder Mathews yesterday on the charge
of violating city ordinance, which forbids the dis
vharging OF firearms within the city limits.
Laughlin, II appears, salied out with his
gun gun. n H,o CUES. OF game -, ous Ioun 10
West side and Newark avenues he rred al nock
OF pigeons, but the charge, instead OF striking bird.
lodged IN the hand OF MI. Albert Alderman, produc
ing painful wound. The young man was, OF course,
deeply mortified at the consequences OF his reckless
act, and M. Alderman was not disposed to prefer
any charge against him. The youth was dned twelve
dollars.
SCHOOL TEACHER COMMITTED FOR AN ASSAULT
on PuPIL---A lady named Isabella Clark,
employed as teacher in one OF the public schools,
was brought before Recorder Mathews yester-
day morning on the charge OF having assaulted
one OF her pupils, boy named Paul VIII.
The lad, II appears, not quick IN
his movements as the teacher desired and II il
alleged that she caught him and swung him around
with such force that he fell to the ground and
rendered almost senseless, according to the esti-
mony OF several witnesses. Tie Recorder informed
the teacher that punishment inflicted IN such a
manner IS contrary 10 law, and Oe held her to bail
In 1900 for trla!.
Newark.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A Philadelphia
named owen Geyan appeared before Justice stopn
yesterday afternoon and made AFFIDAVIT that on
the preceding evening ne was Knocked down
in Bergen street oy some parties with
whom ne had been drinking and robbed OF watch
worth as and several other yauables Ol four per-
sons charged arrested. He gave his name
as James McCabe, OF No Bergen street, laDorer
by occupation. He ls held.
LIGHT, MEHR LIcHT.-The Germans have a very
pretty song, entitledl LIGHT Menr Licht,n which
ought to become very popular in this city at least
during the period OF full moon. According to the
contract with the gas company the wise
fathers OF this municipality haze agreed that
light shall be furnished the city for four nights
during ful moon tune. II scarcely .eyer happens,
however but that one or more nights out or the four
the moon takes snooze behind some dark cloud
and sne city i leit In tota darkness to the great
peru and danger OF citizens
Az ARTISTIC LusAriC.-A few days sgo, at the
complaint OF his wife, an elderly gentleman named
Isaac ~ Mittmann, OF Goes place, quite painter OF
celebrity in years gone by. lodged in the City
Prison on the charge OF insanity, his aged partner
having found IL impossible 70 1--we with hlnl. Beng
respectfully connected he was soon liberated. Yes
terday ne appeared a. the station house and abused
Captain Rogers and the officers present shamefully
declaring that he would have them all shot The
poor old gentleman was suffered to depart IN peace,
nevertheless, showing mat 'InSoenee Of ofcen
does not IN al cases cNsE.
A MrxgD AFFAIR.-The Court OF Quarter Sessions
in THIS city been occupied for the last TWO days
in striving to arrive at solution OF the question
Did Titus Doremus, q Swapping youth or color and
waiter BY calling, fOrcibly outrage the per.
OF 4 wnlte girl, named Mary Haggertyg The
latter declares positively against Titus nut tho
latters employer also cooredl sw0fe that she was
drunk on the day tue crime u alleged 70 have been
and locked up, she being Also IN his employ. The
jury have not ret taken charge Of the case
SERIOUS BAsgoos APFRkY.-About six O'Clock
last evening an ARRAY or quite serious character
took place IN drinking saloon In Ferry street Ia
the course OF which Terence Carroll, OF Bowery
street. az alleged, indcted injuries on a Ger
man named Heinrich uhlman 0y cutting his head
open with chair IL Appears the parties named, with
others became involved IN \ political controversy
regarding the merits u certain democratic candi-
dates, and from words speedily came 20 blows In