The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-05
Jersey CITY.


afternoon Coroner Warren took the deposition Of
old German named Harry Hews, who was severely
beaten by man named COstigan and one Mrs, ARM
strong, IN Seventh street. on the previous evening:
ped to bail, but should the unfortunate mans IN.
luries prove fatal they will be committed to prison.
Hews lies In very doubtful condition.
TIE YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC INsrTUrE.-Pro.
lessor w. B. Kelley delivered . lecture under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Catholic Institute at
the Catholic Institute South Sixth street. last even.
Ing. The subject was Edmund Burke and His
Itmesn The lecture was well.digested review OF
especially bis Stahch opposition to the war against
the American colonies and OF the remarkable Hast
ings trial.
RAILROAD MArrERs.--The discharging Of men on
the Erie Railway has been discontinued for the pres.
emit. The expenditures on this road have increased
by more than $26O,00o since the resignation Of Mr.
Position Of General supernteadent on the Flushing
and Newark and New Jersey railroads for ksepins
Up the fare to Newark arose rom rear q another
Central In the traflc to Elizabeth.
DEPARTURE OF BISHOP BAYLEY FOR ROME
Bishop Bayley took his departure for Rome yester.
day. On Monday he was entertained ar Seton Hall
College to sumptuons dinner, in which the clergy
OF the diocese participated An address In Latin to
the the csy q the e Of Nsw
who EXPRESSED his heartfelt gratitude Tor TIE GIT
Thsrs IN the epo that 2 Bsop h
bearer Of an address from the aity. The latter nave
not been consulted 10 the matter.
HOboLen.
DANGEROUS AcoIDENT.-While boy named Will
liam Hezzart. ten years old, was catching hold OF
the handle to ''Russkan swing" In the Elysian
Fields yesterday evening he was hurled to the
ground, and. the machinery being In mouon. both
from hs arms. He was removed to his home at the
Hill,
Tuesday morning the German Catholic church OF the
Holy Family, at Union Hill, recently dedicated BY
Bishop Bayley. was broken into by unknown rufians
and robbed OF many sacred ornaments. The taber-
nacle was smashed open and the golden ciborlum
the altar, but subsequently carried away the censor
and other implements used during divine service.
abouts Of the thieves bat the members OF the con
gregation are vigorously engaged In tracing them.
Hudson City.
ATROcIoUs ASSAULT BY WoMAN.-Yesterday
forenoon woman named Mary jenkins was ar.
rested and brought before the Recorder on COM
plant Of Edward Allen 1t appears the latter was
walking towards his residence, near Grand avenue,
when the woman emerged from her house, and with
huge piece OF rock felled him to the ground, where
she then struck HIM several powerful blows about
he was Killed. and he had to be assisted to drug
store, where his wounds were dressed. The Re.
cOrer held Mary TO ball IN the sum OF 5000 to await
trial.
Union Hill.
A MAN CHARGES Hrs WIFE WITH ATTEMPTING TO
POISON HIM.-Y esterdsy afternoon an elderly Ger
man, named Rosenberg, appeared before Justice
Ksis rs sss ssy sssns p as S
him sport time as TIE COUPLE were United in we'd.
Lex not that the
sSe % e SS ssntemsn V TSs husband Became
Committed 70 await trial '0' 'A' 80 A''''s0 An0
Newark.
TIE NEGRO RfoT.-YOung ODonnell, who was
stabbed In the abdomen during riot among negroes
and whites ct suburban park. On Monday, is Inn
proving.
TgR STANLEY RuNovEa AooIDsNr.--The deaf and
dumb boy, WIN. stanley who was run over at the
Centre street depot some time since. has 50 far re-
covered from his injuries ~ to DO able to return to
his home.
FIRE on HIoH srRREr.-Yesterday forenoon fire
occurred at the residence Of Mr.. George D. @, Moore
corner Of High street and Morris ana Essex Railroad
81, 500 covered by insurance. The danes are SUP,
posed to have been caused By sparks from passing
locomotive.
STRUCK BY LocoMorrvR-Ths woman reported
In yesterdays HERALD a. having been struck by
locomotive short distance from the Centre street
bridge Tuesday night and seriously injured. recov-
Gs, q 4, sss avenue SS. shs now 10y, 1 .s
hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
TIE SroNENAs0Ns' sTRfKE.--Another meeting Of
the journeymen masons on strike was held yester-
day. Several speeches were made, tp Gil OF which
the speakers expressed ? deterpination 10 hold out
against the Injustice OF the "b0sSes,' to the last.
They are nearly all In good circumstances and can
AFFORD to live Idle for month or two II occasion re-
quIres 1t.
NEWARK AND PATERSON RAILR0AD.-Only one
passenger train has been running on this road since
the opening, in consequence OF the Dallasting not
the 18th inst suficsnt number to meet all the re.
quirements OF the trafnc win be put on. Colonel
pruyn the constructing 81 engineer suffering from
ALLEGED CoUNTBRFEIrERs.--Two men from New
York. who have recently paid frequent visits TO this
city, were arrested yesterday afternoon by detec.
tives Nettleshp and Williams on a charge OF passing
counterfeit greenbacks. Upon their persons were
currency of various denominations among the
number being some nfty dollar bills on the Auburn
City National Bank they were committed U oy Com
Several persons have suffered through their opera.
lions.
BOARD OF FREEHOLDERs--A LEGAL OPINloN-At
meeting OF the Board OF Freehoders held yester.
day. the legal adviser submitted an opinion IN rela.
within the limits OF this city lie says the law pre-.
scribes that the owners OF lands situate upon the
tide water mark may erect dockS or wharves, on the
shore In front OF said lands without license TO the
line OF low water mark, but beyond such limit they
| cannot 20 without license from Board OF Commis.
soara Of PrseSside Of Essex ana HUDSON with
| SIX other members OF said boards. The Common
Council, have power % regulate the mode OF con.