The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-25
SOHURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
EIaclkensnck.

AAoS"c"S"s~s
MuRDERoUs ASSAULT ON JUSTICE OF TIKI
PrAcr-Whtle Mr. John Unyler was on his
No. -. -, Ts,xs.,a 1900 80. ,onod
way hone, on inursudy eVehing' man hanieo
Alderman approached and feed HIM to the
ground, knocking MS skull against posi-, nnictine
arrested and Hnyler was removed Ia his residence
The latter was formerly member OF Congress.
Newark.
CHRIsTMAs.-ln this city the joyful season OF
Christmas was fully inaugurated last evening 10y
citizens generally To-day business viii he entirely
,.,e, a. an .,o u,,,oou., 49,, co,,o,,o
suspehueu. AZ an .ue EpIsoopai anu 1a. i,, ~
cnnIcnes services conmeinoratve Oh Tue gay VIII ~
heiu anu ~ tue MONIES o. an classes sIong enor
VIII be made to render the occasion the happiest
VIC wnoie yeae'
SwiNDLER UNMAsKED.-Yesterday there ap
neared at the CITY Hail IN this city n younp man
-, - o 80 -. 49, ,,a 900 =,
ABOUT t"ehty-oneyeafs VI age giving Tue han'e y.
ne,was on his way home to his firesld I'm Iowa.
and that he had got TO the lowest ebb monearily IN
consequence OF prostration through scarlet fever,
resulting in the partial loss OF his vision. Among
the other city officials whom he applied TO for 'assst-
ance' was Justice Mills, OF the Police Court who has
a splendid memory for faces and who believed ne
had seen the young fellow before on begging mis-
sion OF similar Character On investigation 1t
proved TO be thus and further That certain letters
recommending Craig as "wortty object OF char
uy,n &C., found with hun, had been written by
himself This ne finally acknowledged and was
locked up to answer charge OF fraud. The sum or
five dollars In fractional currency, a railroad pass
signed by X. M. Anderson; superintendent or the
hoot rom anu anT nsI or hnst y, aind hnsr.ad
people who mad sympathized with the fellow i'm his
alleged mlsfortunes. He reaped rich harvest by
sue SAINT sae 90 10, ass anu has
'nSo A.auo w. :. '-s ~ 1.a'es
iAihNei'I "onSh AM oAiiIh ihih'iNo orInA
fioNs'-ihe au'nor"'es VI 'his ci's nave iot soine
"oeAs p''0. oeen - io.eip. H'n1o'. u'u' u oon',
pan's iioi i@iieie anu o'nois ~ .nia ''oih'y anu
IN New iork regarding stolen cattle, horses, &c.
but it is only within day or 80 that clue has been
discovered that NAV lead 10 the detection of the
gang OF thieves whose operatIons have
been quite extensive. few days ago
q farmer from koseiae appeared az poiice
vaInahIa nv had heen stolen rom mn his nrem,ses
detective was detailed To work up the case and
after good deal OF manGuvring IL was ascertained
that an OK answering the description OF the one
stolen had been sold TO parties In East Newark, ana
that 1t mad been Killed and dressed by persons one
of whom is Justice OF the peace. He was traced
to the premises OF fat boiling mandatory here.
The actual thief has rot yet been captured, though
the police think his arrest Is only matter OF few
DAYS Another case is that IN when "a New Yorker
named simon boWeh, ol lis.n street ana Elgntn
one cnarles SNYDER OF this city called m MIN AMI
told him he knew where the horse was. Bowen
came hither, notified the police, and Snyder was
TAKEN into CUSTODY on SUSPICION vi cohphcity IN
me lneit. iestcIuay tne norse WAS ioun1 III East
seWaln, ~ posSessou u !" patty Wno oialhicu W
nave purcHaseu !. oo.su Hue. ING ailortes mere are
slIonely vi oPlniou .iia 9aug VI norse ahu catte
thieves nave ,uaue Las' NeWaih soIt u headquar-
Paterson.
pAssaIc Cousry CoUpTs-The Grand Jnrv voc
-! 80
terday concluded their laDors ana were discharged.