The New York herald., 1869-02-16
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE


SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
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Jersey City.
The HORSE RAILROAD INJUNCTION SUBTITLE ap-
pcation for an injunction by the Jersey City and
Bergen Railroad Company against the Hoboken
Horse Railroad Company, restraining them from
using the tracks Of the former in Jersey CITY came
but owing to the absence Of counsel in the case the
arguments on the motion were postponed for one
week. In the meantime the bill introduced by Mr..
Besson OF Hoboken, in the Legislature will be pushed
70 third reading this week, and when the bill Is
passed, tne Jersey CITY and Bergen monopoly viii be
powerless for mischief
Row AMONG FIRExBs.-Another OF those rows
which disgraced and demoralized the Fire Depart
ment OF Jersey City last year. broke out on Sunday
night. The explosion Of Q Kerosene lamp In the
house No. 1ls Pavonia avenue created for time
such blaze that an alarm was sounded and the
were NOT needed but on their return dispute arose
between Engine Companies Nos. ana g. which but
for the timely Intervention OF the Chief Engineer the
Chief Of Police and several patrolmen, might have
resulted seriously. The repetition OF these fights
gives strength to the movement IN favor Of paid
IRE department.
A SAD CAsE.-There lies IN the police station
man named Charles Van Hauer who exhibits symp-
toms OF mental arrangement under distressing cir
cumstances. He belongs to st. Louis Mo-, where
he has wife and fanny. His uncle died recently
in Germany, bequeathing him legacy Of $4,000,
and he. was on his way to New York by the Cinc1n-
natl express train on Sunday when he made several
attempts to jump on the cars through one OF the
windows. The sudden turn in the mans fortune
appears to have been the canse OF tins derangement
his brother In Baltimore. The unortuna te man in
tended 70 proceed to Europe by the next German
steamship.
H0boken.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOoDs.-An account was
published in yesterdays HERALD OF the arrest of
man named John Miller, having several articles Of
clothing in his possession under suspicious circu m
stances. He said he got them in Hackensack. Yes
terday afternoon the goods were identified by MI.
perty the clothing being valued at $l25. Miller at
once made partial confession Of the theft, and he
was committed for trial by Recorder Pope.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A WOMAN FROM DROWNING
On Sunday night a woman who was passenger on
the Barclay street ferry boat passing out OF the
ferry when she heard q wagon coming up closely
behind her, and running to get out Of the way she
tumbied into the creeK into which Kennedy and
one1 ~ reseays HrR ~ sbe was soan res.
cued by two gentlemen VINO were passing. The
Ferry Company had wooden railing erected yes
teray al this place to prevent any more accidents
OF this kind.
Hudson City.
The INDICTMENT AGAINST RECORDER POPE
Recorder Pope, OF Hoboken, win move for post
ponement Of his trial till next term. The Indictment
charges him with prOfane swearing. There Ia an
other indictment alleging false imprisonment.
THE KERRGAN CONTEMPT CAsE.--Thc case OF
Mr.. Peter Kerrgan, Of Hoboken, who was CON-
mitted to jail for contempt by Recorder Pope,
up yesterday, when IL was expected Judge Bedle
would render his decision. The case however, was
further postponed tin next Saturday week
OYER AND TERMISER--THE HoBoKEN MURDER
Gustave and Amiel Hausmann were placed on trial
an indictment charging them with the
murder Of John Passehl, at Hoboken the goth OF
December last. Amiel Hausmann was celebrating |
his birthday, and had large gathering at his house.
In the course OF the night the dog heard yepng
outside as II somebody had struck him. Hausmann |
general fight ensued. Jonn Passehi, who was sleep
ing IN an adjoining house, got out OF bed, and |
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the crowd than he was attack ed and he cried out
Don't strike me; don't want 70 fight, came here
voice was heard, 'sThe devil shall have him; III
Kill him. tie was struck a blow with hammer IN |
the skull which feed him TO the ground, and he ex.
the Coroners. inquest was strong against the |
Hausmann brothers that they were committed for
continued to-day, Mr.. J. Harvey Lyons appearing for
the state and Messrs. Hormann and Rogers for the
defence.
Commuuipaw.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE STOCK YARDs.-The Com
munipaw and Hudson City Stock Yard companies
have been consolidated at last. The articles for con-
solidation have been for some time under discus
sion, owing TO the rivalry that existed between the
two establishments. compromise was at length |
effected. and after this week the Hudson City drove
yards will be closed. This result is advantageous 70
the people OF HUDSON CITY, who have thus got rid OF
nuisance In the very heart OF the city, not TO
tion the gain 10 the respective companies in com.
mercial point OF view.
Newark.
oBsTRucrrsG JusTIcE.-On sunday evening adis- |
turpance took place in Lock street. near MIL among
some street oafers. Just affairs assuming
decidedly pugilistc aspect q gentleman In blue
stepped up and arrested one OF the party young
man named Francis Connolly. The friends and enc
mics Of the latter then combined and tried to
the prisoner. While the onicer was manfuly strug.
Cling against the tremendous odds Alderman Austin
and constable Cobb came along. and at once rushed
10 tue assistance Of the policeman. While they were
being placed hors De combat the perseverng oficer
lodged IN the city prison. subseauen,ly ne |
mother and iathcr OF Connolly were arrested
held for the action OF the magistrate Before Com.
missioner whitehead yesterday. John II. Talmadge
OF Morri-,own was arraiyned 70 answer charge Of
having wiliuly DESTROYED a bogus ten dollar bill |
which II was intended TO use against Thcodure |
Tsppen an alleged counterfeit passer, now In Gus.
tody. Ialmadse was removed To Trenton.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-on sunday nigh,
between eleven and twelve O'Clock, while James
Roach, OF No. Burnet street, was passing along
Orange street, he attacked by three men one ~
whom pulled his watch from his vest pocket and car.
ried II away. a saloon keeper named Michael Ear.
rei who gave his place as ~ stone street ana two
others were arrested and held over night. Yes,er.
day morning Farrell was held and the other two dis
charged. Later he, too was let out on bail.
Blo0rneld.
EXTENSIVE FIRE.-.-The extensive melodeon factory
OF reloubet Peton a Co., consisting OF large four
story frame building aud several smaller building g.
was burned TO the ground, with oil Its contents on
Saturday night. The total loss is. s39,5oo, appor
toned as follows:--On buildings, $500; on stock
$4,000, andson workmen's to0ls $4,000. On the
stock and buildings there IL an Insurance. OF Sal 900
aud on the tools there IL $1,000 The fire ~ sup
posed to have originated IN the case room, where
considerable quantity Of shavings mad been
lectcd sixty.hve persons have been thrown out OF
wVrk by The occurrence.