The New York herald., 1869-11-13
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


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FROM THE PARLoR TO THE PRISON caLL.-The
police have reported rooberies from time TO time
lately in Jersey City but The THE yes were evidently
experts, as they always managed 70 escape. On the
"a INST boarding house In Clark place Was entered
and robbed OF three sults OF clothing
Kidd and Albert +. Adams two OF the
boarders. certain young gent was seen changing
around the premises and suspicion fe!l on him. He
was well watched ana finally he was traced to a
pawn oTice ID New York, where the stolen properly
was found The young mans residence in Mont,
goinery street. near Grove, was then visited.
and the search only furnished an additional
evidence against him. Edward Forrest Keeney
tion and his wife Jennie had TO keep HIM company,
az she Ia charged with keeping the goods knowing
for this morning. Keeney belongs to a very wealthy
family. The police are In search OF evidence to con-
meet him with other robberles in which, II Is
alleged, he was Implicated
Communipaw.
BLooDsHBD AND RoBBERy.-wnliam Murphy. the
saloon keeper who was so badly beaten on SUNDAY.
lies In precarous condition. Michael Flood.
butcher employed at the abattoir, and John Wright
entered the saloon together Sunday afternoon
and dispute arose shortly afterwards. Flood nung
bottle at Murphy, striking HIM on the head and
producing deep wound. desperate nght en-
sued III which Murphy was thrown to the ground.
and Wright then, II ii alleged, hammered him on
the head with bottle until he became
inaensble. The alleged assalants escaped, but
were brought before Recorder Mathews, who COM
mitted them for trial: They were also charged with
rObbing Murphy OF 5000, which was taken from his
pocket while he was being beaten the ground
THIS is another example OF the evil Arising from the
violation OF the sunday liquor law.
Hobokcn.
WORK OF THE FIRE DEPARrMENr-During the
ak months ending November there were twenty
nve fires IN the city OF Hoooken. The greatest loss
sustained by any OF these fires was 81. 800
WANTED-A PRISON FOR STRAY DoGs.-At the
last meeting Of The Common Council a message was
read from Mayor KImball calling attention to the
necessity for pubic pound In the city of HoboKen.
The wretched dllapidated structure used for that
purpose now is disgrace TO any civilized com.
munity.
RECORDERS REPoRT-The report OF Recorder
Pope shows that during the month OF october thirty
rvs arrests were made as tolows:-For drunken.
Less. 20, resisting police, ! pedling without H.
censs. = nrlng gun in the city, /. driving cart
wltnout a license l; resculng impounded cattle, /.
rbe amount received n fines was sl47.
fin,isOa .'ity.
PRISONERS sRSrEscED--The following sentences
were pronounced IN the Court OF quarter Sessions
yesterday morning: Terence Mccormack charged
with rape, but found guilty OF assault merely, two
years IN state Prison; Joseph nausert, attempting
TO murder MS two sons at Union li!l, state Prison
for eight years IN each case, The terms 10 &c concur
rent; August MenaId, assault, nneG I'VE dollars and
costs; VIM. b Gerdts, assault leu ioArs and costs,
Edward F.anneily. assault, twenty-five dollars and
costs; besides several sentences 9: lighter char
acter.
Newark.
HORSE FAsCIER CoMMlITEp.--William Fitz.
patrick the young man who was arrested some
days ago In JersoS City having IN his possession
1ne 5000 horse, belonging to John Foley of this
city. has been examined ana fully committed for
trial.
AN AGED FEMALE SHopLIFTER.-M Macdonald,
an aged, wretched looking female, was arralgned
In the Police Court yesterday on charge OF shop.
lifting. Wien arrested on the preceding night a
nine dollar shawl, belonging 10 Morris Doty, Of
Market street. and a piece OF hanne belonging TO
Morris Strauss, OF Halsey street, was found on ner
person. She was committed.
A Cock Fl0Hr ENDS IL A REscoNrRE OF COCK
FlaHTERs,-A few days since 4 cock fight for a
stake OF ten dollars came or q. drinking place
kept by one william Newey, corner Of Shefleld and
Quarry streets. which wound up with O personal
rencontre between the stakehoider-one Griswold -
and Newey, the saloon keeper As result, Grs-
void had his arm badly smashed that it VIII
scarcely be Of any further use to him during life.
No arrests
THR sHyRIpAs srppos ED MURDER CAsE-In the
case OF James Sheridan, OF No. 81 oxford street,
who az reported IN yesterdays HERALD Is believed
to have murdered by his stspsstsr. an inquest
was commenced yesterday forenoon BY Coro-
street, ass Lang M ns sanners hsm0s1 The IN arrest
Rosanna Rogers. the supposed murderess. ana
one or two other members or the Sheridan family,
had meanwhile been effected. They were found
about TWO O'Clock In the morning at deceased's
dence helping TO wake" the body. The testimony
OF Ellen sheridan, wife OF deceased; Honora Robin
son. his wile's stepmother; Bridget Sheridan his
own stepmother; Bridget Sheridan, his youngest
stepslster; George Iessey, policeman. and Dr.
Dodd, the county physician, but nothing material
e!icted beyond the fact that death was the result
OF a blow, but by whom dealt is not stated though
the evidence strongly points to Rosanna sheridan
The post-m0rtem examination resulted IN Dr. Dodd
giving his opinion that death was caused by the
rupture Of blood vessel. occasloned BY external
violence. At ELK O'Clock In the evening The inquest
was adjourned till nine O'Clock this morning.
Paterson.
The MARKET INJUNCTION. argument In the
market injunction case was concluded yesterday
before the supreme Court at Trenton. The case
was well ventilated on both sides and the legality or
tue section o! the charter authorizing the appoint
ment Of commissioners well discussed fne Judge
reserved ns decision.