The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


100 persons were committed to the City Prison. So
OF whom were arrested for drunkenness.
ARRESTED ON A BENCH WARRANT.-John Devine
learned that an Indictment was found against him
by the Grand Jury for assault and battery and he
thereupon decamped. A bench warrant was Issued
Tor his arrest and on Tuesday night he arrested
and committed 10 the county jail for trial.
THE PORT JERvIs BANK RoBBERy.--The three
men, John James, James Addison and Thomas Scott
who were arrested on suspicion OF being implicated
In the robbery OF the bank at Port Jervis were
brought uD for examination yesterday before Re-
corder Martlndae. AS no evidence Yves adduced
against them they were discharged.
THE BURGLARY AT Mr.. MARrIN's.-Since the
arrest and commtta OF the three men accused with
the burglary at the house OF Mr. Earl 8. Martin. In
Warren street, the prisoners have given informa-
stolen property. which had been pawned by the
gang IL Is expected that the whole OF the stolen
property Will be recovered.
H0bOken.
CoRoNER's INQUEST. Crane yesterday in.
vestgated the causes which led to the sudden death
OF child named Thomas Lindskey, at 9S Meadow
street, permit for burial was given TO the parents
the child having died OF COMMISSIONS.
AID FOR TRINITY CHURCH.-The ladies belonging
to the congregation OF Trinity church opened fair
in Odd Fellows Hall last evening. Tho attendance
was respectable and 1t Is expected that large sum
OF money Will be realized. The fair Will continue
throughout the week.
Hudson City.
SACRIEGIoUs THIEVES ARREsTED.-During the
months OF July and August last several burglarles
were committed in Essex and Union countess New
jersey but the police lost the clue to the gang OF
thieves. During the past two weeks, however,
Two suspicious characters were observed hanging
an an0 Monay mens snss
were arrested by oricer Haskln and LOGGED In
Inc poee ner names are David
State Prison Bird One Of them had q basket In his
hand and pretended that he was on business, which
the officer did not DOUBT at ALL Search warrants
were procured ana a visit was paid to Schneider's
boarding house on Newark avenue, kept by John
s1na @ 81 IS Of lager beer The
1ses:-0ne Bible. TWO plates for taking up coec-
tions, two candlesticks, one white surplice, one
one blanket and horse cover seven ladies' lace col
lars one piece OF altar cover several pieces black
silk one case OF needless two boxes OF SOAP one box
OF perfumery two glass vases seven rolls OF Ribbon
one pendant united States), pair Of embroidered
slippers. AS soon as the examination Of Schuhardt's
house was completed last night visit was paid to
the house in which David Lang resided, No. las
Prospect street. Jersey City, and here the officers
several articles Of jewelry, one gold toothpick and
two studs. The writing on the front page OF the
Bible showed that it was taken from the Reformed
Church ut Birmingham, Staten Island. The prison
ers were conveyed TO Newark yesterday.
Bergen City.
THE CASE OF CONDUCTOR GAFFNEY.-Iti is believed
now that conductor Carney is out Of danger. Col
rain, the man who is charged with using the stone,
was arrested on an Erie Railway train on Tuesday
night by Officer HenneSsey, OF Hudson City. The
officer held Che warrant issued by Recorder Adrldge,
and he posted himself at the west end OF the Bergen
bsore entering The tunnel the onlcer searched the
cars and found Colraln. He was held IN $1,000 for
trial.
INCENDIARY FIRE-The residence OF Mr.. W. More.
CROFT on Gardiner avenue, was burned to the
ground on Tuesday night. The 1re companies Of
Bergen and Hudson cities were in attendance but
owing TO the scarcity OF water their services were
unavang. The fire broke our in the attic story
and there Is great reason 10 believe that was the
work OF an incendiary The loss is $4,000; insured
for $500 In the State Insurance Company. Last
August this house was fred but 1t was speedily ex
tngulshed.
Newark.
SToLL's MURDERER STILL AT LARGE.--Tne state.
ment that Leonhardt Schumm, the supposed muir
derer OF Cornelius stoll, had been arrested in New
York ia entirely untrue. Yesterday Coroner Chase
not having received any Official notification on the
subject, proceeded to New YORK, but the authorities
denied that any such arrest had been made. 1t is
thought that suitable reward were offered
Schumm would be found.
SERIOUS AssAULT.-Wiliam Dougherty and John
Cole, residents respectively of Nos. 1l9 and 1913
Academy street, were held to bail yesterday In the
OF $500 each to appear OF the next term OF court
for trial on charge Of atrociouslv assaulting ct-
zen named Samuel Wilson, OF No 12l the same street.
by knocking him down ana kicking him and wound
ing him on the scalp with o stone. The accused
are mere boys OF seventeen and nineteen.
A FOOLISH ACKNOWLEDGMENT vedmann, q nne
strapping Teuton OF twenty-five residing at No. II
Wall street, IN this city, was committed to jail yester
day for having attempted to shoot his wife in a
jealous fit. 1t seems that being somewhat slack in
his upper story his companion played upon his weak
ness and made him believe that his wife was wan
ton whereas really, the best authority her repu.
tation Is spotless. On Tuesday night he rushed
wildly into his house. partly under the influence of
LIQUOR seized gun and was about to 1re at his poor
vv,f md uaaJ n
10 be arrested. He stoutiy resisted, but citizen
aided the officer IN removing him.
TUE HAcKENsAcK BRIDGE ALLEGED OUTRAGE
The excitement over the drowning of Patrick Lane,
o, Harrison township, on Monday evening, contin.
ues TO Increase in this community The utmost
sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family while
corresponding feeling OF Indignation ID felt not
alone. against conductor Parker, but against the
New Jersey Railroad Company. Parker published a
statement in the LOCAL prints here yesterday, In
which he excuses his conduct by stating that WIS
H when s"i e T sS Ire sn es SinT IoSs ~ As,
he only did what be CONCEIVED to be
his duty IN the premises; AwaIsan, has been issued
question suggests itself, was there no passenger IN
the train who witnessed the occurrence, ana who,
seeing. that the conductor was determined on the
subject Of ejectInent, had not sufficient OF the
milk OF human kindness In his heart to
pay the poor fellows fare' The actual result
only recently that well known musician,
residing in this city. but performing in one
OF the New YORK tneatre9 nightly fOund nlInselI
on BOARD midnight tram on this road, journeying
from the city here without a ticket or funds He
offered his VIOLIN as pledge, but IT was rejected.
and he was compelled to leave the train bitter
cold night at bleak point between West End and
this city.
Paterson.
Observation-Disclosures Cahl will walk, or
rather rum from Paterson to the Halfway House, on
the plank road eight miles,, in hour, tomorrow
II he can.
RErIolous.-A County Christian Convention was
inaugurated last evening in the First Baptist church.
Addresses delivered by Rev. II. d. Northrup, Of
the Twenty-third street New York; Presbyterian
church, ana Mr.. Hawey. OF Chicago.
fIREaEN's PARADE.-The Paterson Fire Depart
ment made an imposing and credtable parade yes.
terday afternoon In honor OF the reception OF new
'machnen and the mastering into service OF the
Cataract Hose Company No. 2. an addition TO the de-
nArtmeut lust OrpanlLaN. Tho Elrn llpuartmeut of