The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-08
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE

Jersey CITY.

Jersey City.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO KILI,-A man named Wn.
liam Slicher was brought before Justice HaybeCk
yesterday on complaint Of Michael Schimder, Of
Union Hill, that he had struck him violently with
stone and attempted to shoot him. The prisoner was
baled to await trial.
THE RUN OVER AccrDEN.-Coroner White COM
menced an investigation last evening into the cir
cumstances attending the death Of the girl Minnie
Rosenberg, who was killed BY q Union Hill horse
Ssud's parents the inquest wss adjourned:
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BURGLARS ON THE RAMPAGz.-At an early hour
yesterday morning the house Of Mr.. Rice was
broken into for the sixth time by burglars and rob-
bed OF several valuable articles and the visitors also
helped Themselves to some wine END brandy. a
slight pQse reused Mr.. Rice put before he Could
Habo7e suspicioa." throughout Hudson county
gang Of robbers prowl around, and every night they
are sure to vlctimize some individuals
TIE LATE TRAGEDY.-On Thursday Justice Fit1--
gerald issued warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. Hart
man, said to have been implicated in the recent
fatal dispute The constable arrested and conveyed
term Of Judge Bede's court. Mrs. Hartman had
been previously arrested for assault and battery on
the deceased, Mrs Baumau
TIE SrocK YARDs-within the past week there
arrived at the Stock Yards s75 cars containing alSl
cattle, II, 100 hogs and 5000 sheep. There were
slaughtered during the same time 49s cattle, H. 900
hogs and S,9l7 sheep.
GoREp BY BULL.-A young Newarker named
Ward recently while riding In the suburbs narrowly
escaped losing his life 'at the horns" Of an In
furlated bull He escaped with some wounds on the
right leg.
SUNDAY HORSE CARs.-By Q resolution Of the
Board OF Councmen, Friday night, the several
horse railroad companies are to be requested to run
running on Sunday since the decision Of the people
at the polls.
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RArLRoAD.-since tho
opening Of the new railroad with the fare nxed a.
twenty cents for the single trip to New York. many
of the traders, tor advertising purposes have pur.
over the city at fifteen cents each. By this means
the company save good deal for once rent AND
wear and tear OF ticket sellers.
SAD CASE OF NsANITY.-A woman named Hannah
Van Pelt, who Is said to have suffered great deal
from marital infelicity and brutality. has become
hopelessy insane. Yesterday afternoon she was an
rested and brought to the station house while the
act Of setting fire to the furniture which was heaped
in the centre OF the floor Her object was to END the
life Of herself and infant In the flames.
ALLEGED ARsoN.-A blacksmith named Thomas
Smith, who was charged with having set fire to the
blacksmith shop Of John W. Campbell. in August,
1885, arrested last night by detective Smith and
Chief Engineer Carhui, while at work In Beevllle.
He managed to eude the vigilance OF the police ever
since that time. He was c0mmIted to answer bE
Justice Stapf.
Princeton.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Friday night an
unknown man, aged about thrty-thre years. was
run over by train bound for New York and his
body horribly mangled. He was removed to Prince
ton, where the body awaits Identification.