The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16
SUBURBAN IETELLIGENCF
FEW JERSEY.


BREvITIEs.-The wors on the new engine house
IN wayne street is suspended for the present TO
await the action Of the Common Council.
There is lltt!e doubt that the new city will have
paid fire department next year.
A burglar was In the act OF breaking into the resi-
dence OF MI. kelam, IN South First street. on sun
day, when he was discovered. the thief made his
escape.
The Irish Nine'' held their annual BAN at Cooper
Coroner Burns viii occupy the ONCE belonging to
his predecessor in Grove street. near Newark avenue.
HobolSen.
ACHEEKy CUSTOMER Boards THE RECORDER IN
CorRT.-A few days ago woman named Eliza Kin
ney was arrested for drunkenness and committed 10
the county Jail for thirty days. Her husband ap.
peared before Recorder Pope on Sunday and
called on HIM TO discharge Mrs Kinney.
The Recorder OF course refused, whereupon
kinney became rate and launched out into
speech more forclbe than eloquent, applying some
very coarse remarks to the functionary. He wes
then removed but in the evening he called again
and repeated his request, was refused and ne be-
came IN ore obstreperons than before. This was
going too far with the Joke and the man was placed
IN cen for the night. Yesterday morning he was
brought before the Recorder who was eniently dis
posed towards him. and merely held ON his own re-
cognEance 10 Keep the peace.
Hudson City.
CoERT OF SEssIoNs.-WIliam Sheridan was
placed on trial yesterday on the charge OF stabbtng
Louis Kuhn on the lIth Of October. The Jury found
INN guilty and he was remanded for sentence All
the remaining criminal cases will be disposed Of
within week.
THE NEW MUNICIPAL GOvERyMENT-The commit
tee OF conference appointed by Mayor Sawyer to
consult with committees from Bergen and Jersey
CITY in reference the charter Of the consolidated
city are in favor OF establishing the municipal gov
eminent ON the hill as the most convenient location.
most suitable site tor the Offices can be obtained
IN the vicinity OF the Court House. On the other
hand Jersey City VIII not yield TO this without
struggle.
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SHOT IN A RARRooI FRACAs.--Tn the course OF
drunken row IN low drinking saloon near the
calico works at Belevile, last Sunday evening, two
persons got into hand TO hand conflict TO sepa-
rate them one Michael Quinn tried, but one Of the
belllgerents, named John Clark leveled pistol and
shos poor QUINN, first IN the arm and then IN the
breast The wounds are not fatal No arrests are
yet reported.
dow VIRTUE WAS DgsPoILEp.-In the early part
q last August James Sommerdyke, "1t.
terri in the employ of Mr.. George Virtue, OF
Iarghurst street. Suddenly disappeared with
considerable quantity Of stock that had
been gwen out to MIN 70 take home and make up.
the authorities were at once notified and delectiye
George Williams detailed 70 work the case. In q few
DAYS several arrests hal been made and most OF tue
property recovered but II was only yesterday that
elected by Williams al Railway. He was conducted
here and at once arragned before the Court or
peaded not guilt and was remandea 10 prison to be
tried 1T the next term Of the court.
Freehold.
FATAL RAILWAY ACCiDENT.--An accident occurred
on Saturday night at the junction of the Freehold
and Jamesburg and Camden aud Amboy Railroads,
By which MAJOR H. H. Perrine, station master and
freight agent at Jamesburg, was killed 1t appears
thal a heavy mal tram approaching the station
az about eleven O'Clock, and that the
engine. becoming detached from the tram.
Major Perrine was Standing lie volunteered TO go
bacswtn the engineer after the tram and got upon
the BACK part Of the tender. As the engine neared
haj0r fhe track. Jhe whole train passed over
hiI0 He was carried to IA home where he fingered
aoout TWO hours. Jne deceased was "a son OF Gene
raj Perr1ne Of Princeton deserved IN tue Mexican
war as lieutenant and In the late wer as major He
was highiy esteemed. HIS age was thirty eight
years. He leaves wife and four children