The New York herald., 1869-06-07
SUBURBAN INTELLIaENcE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


W. Whitley, Overseer OF the Poor, reports that
within the past fiscal year 922 children and s5S
ADULTS were supplied with provisions AMI 300 trlv-
elers were led aud sent away. Tie expenses OF the
department during tDat perod amount 10 S7,sIl. AS
warden oil the City Hospital, Mr.. Whitley states that
243 persons were admitted during the year. Ine
cost of accommodating them was $500.
CONDUCTOR CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BAT
rERY.-Mr. George Jones, conductor on the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey, was arrested ana brought
before Justice Cutter on Saturday and charged
by George Brown with having seized him violently
and elected hun from passenger tralu on SAID road
From Mr. Browns statement IL appears that he
Is Il commuter on the railroad and having left his
home at Westled forgot U take his ticket with
him. lie got on The train at Elizabeth and there
purchased ticket good Tor q passage thence TO New
YORK. On presenting tbs TO the conductor the latter
demanded tull fare from Westae!d which Brown
refused. When the tram arrived at Bayonne Brown
alleges that he was forciby put on the train after
being struck by Jones. The conductor was held TO
answer In the sum oG $500.
Bergen City.
KILLED BY A DUMMY ENGINE.-A little girl
named Catharine Cleary, nine years old, was swing
ing from the ratings OF the front platform OF car
attached to a dummy on the Jersey City and Bergen
plank road, on Friday night, when the car suddenly
jolLed over stone and knocked the poor creature
FROM the platform 10 the raj 3 beneath and In an
instant the passed over her bouy and killed her
on the spot Nothing Is related OF any ehorts made
by the Conductor 10 prevent such casualty. lhe
deceased was removed TO The residence Of her
parents, in Ocean avenue. Coroner Warren Will hold
an Inquest on Wednesday.
Communipaw.
The STOCK YARps.-Within the past week there
arrived at the stock yards 305 containing 2654
cattle, 1882 hogs and 5,566 sheep There were
slaughtered during the same time 599 cattle Is, 4S6
hogs and 1892 sheep.
Wcehawken.
A NEW FEgRY.-A meeting of members appointed
TO provide tor the establishment OF q new Terry at
Weehawkeu has been held at the Union Hill Club
House. The following gentlemen were In attend
ance:-Nlcholas Phlaun, Pre3ident; u s. GalorAth
Albert Magosn, George Bruce. Andrew Anderson,
Andrew b0cS James Mcfarald, y. Van Worst, j.
Morgan and Francis Aac&ens.
Newark.
TIE RECENT SPECIAL Ell lOrroS held for the pur-
pose Of obtaining the popular view OF the sunday
horse car question cost only aOout $50. II was be-
heved tna lrom 5000 ID so 900 would be the tgare
The pubic rejoice III tneIr error, DOUBT less.
ANOTHER NEW uoSPITAL.-NeXt Tuesday AFTER
the corner stone OF the hospital OF 5t. Bar
naba to be laid with becoming ceremonies by the
Right Rev. Bishop OIenDener. The new building
is 20 Oe finely iocatel o. clinton lil tO be buAt OF
hrcA az cost OF s3J, ooo and will have room Tor
about seventy patents.
SUNDAY HORSE CARS.-Contrary to public expec-
tation, of the horse car companies OF this city
avaed themselves OF the privilege granted by Coun-
cil their cars yesterday It appears there are
several good reasons way trey shUn.d not. IN the
first place. the repeating ordnance has not yet
ceved the Mayors signature; and again. the city
cnarler requires thai ali laws snail be published ior
twenty consecutive days ere they take enect
FESTIVE YOUTH IN TRoUBLE.-Early yesterday
the police arrested young man named william
Tutte, OF Commerce street, on charge Of drunken
ness and having committed o breach OF the peace.
The complaint was mace Dy Mr.. Waiter NJ. Conger,
hlghiY respectable gentleman, living on High street,
who also charges that Tut1e Is the same man who,
on the preceding day attempted TO abd his ddugh
ter q miss or twelve years, put was only prevented
from putting her IN carriage by the timely inter-
knew nothing OF the latter offence ana was proiuse
In his apologies to Mr.. Conger. lie was left some
SIS 900 or $4,000 not ong ago by relative, but has
since been leading very dissoute life. He was
fined and permitted 10 go on his motners account
BURGLARY AND GRAND LARCENY.-The police
docket shows that only three arrests have been
made since Saturday midnight up to last evening"
Early yesterday morning, about fve O'Clock, two
young rufians entered the residence OF MIR. John
Maud, No. Frederick street, ana stole a valuabe
gold watch. One Of the alleged burglars suose-
quently arrested and taken to the station house,
where he gave the name OF Martin Mangan, OF No.
l4l Ferry street. The stolen watch was found on his
Andrew j. Ganney, who stands charged with the
THEFT OF pocketbook containing thiry ynne dollars
the property OF Mr.. Charies l.. Ward, OF Bloomfield,
was held TO oaiI. The accused boarded with Mr..
Word. He owns two houses on the towpatb, and
went his own BAN.
THE LATEST "CaARITABLE" SwINpLING DODGE
A young girl of very prepos5essng appearance and
ingenious manners has been playing pretty sharp
game the charitably disposed people of this city
for some weeks past. II appears her manner OF do
ing bus. s.neSs Is simply as Iouows:-She is provided
win cholcely worded letter, every sentence OF
which extracts a deal OF sympathy from the reader.
The mlssive sets forth that the little glrl's mother
Is bind and has seven children aud rent 20 pay "to-
nght-' IL IL signed py lady or wsll known charitY
ana Christian goodness, and, together with the nlld
innocent, winning appearance OF the glr, who Is
only sixteen, fats TO draw OUT qreenbacks or
something else equally substantial. A gentleman
who hae been vIcllnized TO the extent Of several
dollars mad found out Lnat the letter was foreery
W ~
the Qui for the pretty brunette OF sweet six
teen. She generally uses the name OF Ron.
Elizabeth.
BETTER LATE THAN NEvsR.-The patrons Of the
New Jersey Railroad resident at this place have long
been subjected miserable barn-like depot accom-.
modations. change - an prospective and work
men are now busily engaged IrescOiRg ana Deau;i-
Tying the Old building that lt wtu look quite de
cent when finished.
DESPERATE BARRooM RENcoNTRR. About ten
days ago drunken quarrel took place In drink.
ing saloon In the Secopl ward or this city, known
rs the yellow Tavern" and Kept by one William
becht0l, German. IL re8ul od IN the latter beng
beaten IN a most brutal ana savage amer, anu 80
seriously injured mat u - only within the past few
DAY Js that any reasonable nope OF ms recovery was
entertained ~ The Coroner, DT. Braun. Ills alleged
assailants. three Ia number, na1el John Holland,
JOhn Collins and atrIck NOJnan were arrested, aud
lodged IN lail. Despite the urgent entrclues o.
friends tue authorities would not sanction their
Liberation until Saturday, when tney we're admitted
70 bal by Justice fUrman IN tue sun OF tl,ojO eacn
becntors injuries were chiony about tne head, AID
he Is now thought TO be beyond dagger
DEasesv!iic.
ANOTHER HORSE RosBKRY-THB ALLEGED THIEF
IN CUsTODY.-A few days since a valuable horse was
stolen from citizen OF this place and Information
OF tue same sent 70 the special detective OF tho Morris
and Essex Railroad, MIR. Jacop Wambod. on salur.
day the latter ascertalned that mAn enIcavOr-
ing to dispose Of nne horse under circumstances OF
q suspicious character, 10 ar DAVIS Lyon, IN
Newark. lie straightway posted thtner and secured
the horse and the alleged thef wnO gave tue name
Of Charles n. Recher After being ned a few hours
IN Newark he and the horse were conveyed 20 this
place. There seems TO DO no doubt tnat see nurse
~ the one stolen iTOm nereabOuts.
Niilburn.