The New York herald., 1869-06-14
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


LYING DRUNK IN THE STREET.-Edward Mackey
and william Mcdonald were sent to prison in the
police station for lying in the street in senseless
condition from intoxication.
AssAULTING AN OFFICER.-A man named John
Feely was arrested at the Long Dock yesterday az
ternoon for creating disturbance, but before he
reached the station he inflicted few stunning blows
on the policeman who captured him. He was COM
mtted to await trial.
The LIQUOR Law ENFORCED AT LAsr.-A few
months ago the Police Commissioners of Jersey
City called on the Corporation Attorney for advice in
the matter OF the sale OF liquor on Sundays A
reply was given In writing; but the Commissioners
have never published the document It set forth
the sabbath was in fU force and that eyeqV ner e
son who kept his house open for the sale Of
liquors incurred incurred n.p the peoaIty; the liquor
with the traffic was attempted. For the past three
Sundays rowdyism has cropped up In 30 undisgused
flied and the duties Of the Recorder were becoming
more laborious. Jersey City was likely to become q
season. Some corrective should be applied at once,
and the Chief OF Police issued an order yesterday
that all liquor stores should be closed The order
will act vigorously henceforth and prosecute all
persons violating in this respect.
Hobokcn.
RESISTING THE PoLIcE.-Two men, named william
Thornton and Edward Tully, were brought before
u
conduct and attempts TO III use the officers who
rested them. They were remanded for trial.
Two LUSATIcs, named william Beck and Lizzy
Patton, were arrested as they roamed through tho
streets yesterday, conducting themselves in the
strangest manner. The latter was sent to her home
aud Beck was given In charge OF the Oyerseer OF
the Poor.
Newark.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcESY.-Gustave Ebbing, a.
German jeweler, forty years OF age was arrested on
Saturday evening suspicion Of having robbed his
employers, Messrs. George Krementz h julius A.
Lebknockler, jewellers, OF No. IA Oliver street,
the extent OF about $780, Part OF the alleged stolen
property-$130 worth OF old gold-was found at the
house OF the accused. lie was admitted to bail last
evening by Justice stapfr In the sum OF $1,000
BURGLARS CAPTURED.-Early yesterday morning
hotel In Market street. kept by Wallace Ward, was
entered by burglars and considerable quantity OF
cigars, liquors and money carried OF. Sergeant
Miller about daybreak, perceived O young man
named william KING, whose acquaintance ne had
desired on an old charge, lettering about the corner
OF Walnut and Broad streets and arrested him. IL
then appeared that 1t he that broke into Wards
place. An alleged confederate, named Henry Pier
son, was also taken into custody. Both stand COM
mitted
RIorous AFFAIR IN THE TENTH wARp.-Yester.
day afternoon disturbance took place among some
pleasure seekers In wiedenmeyer's grove, located
In the Tenth ward, which led to quite serious conse-
quenccs 1t appears that two young men, accom-
panied by girls, joined the crowd which had already
assembled the grove, and attracted the attention Of
some drunken fellows who insisted upon picking q
quarrel In the twinkng OF an eye the entire crowd
got Into regular rough and tumble nght.
The rioters continued the conflict from the
grove to Hamburg place and along TO jackson
street. In the Twelfth ward. One man, named
Cleorela had his head nearly split open Win
bottle, while another named Quinn, was padly Gus
about the face and neck. Several others were more
or less seriously injured The appearance OF one OF
the city fathers and some other gentlemen had the
eject OF queng the riot and dispensing the crowd.
No arrests we're made.
Paterson.
sTprKE OF BRrCKMAKERs.-Tne men at the prick
yards of Adams Brothers, at singack, have tempo
rarlly stopped operations by strike. They are all
French Canadians and refuse 10 work because they
are paid their wages In greenbacks, claiming that
they were TO be paid In silver. II is believed that
their demand Will be acceded 10.
A MAN CRUSHED TO DRATH.--Ou Friday afternoon n,
at the singack brickyards about six miles from
Paterson. the workmen were engaged In prying on
huge maT Of clay, which fell over upon one Of the
men. Aftef considerable dirlculty the unfortunate
laporer was extrcated from his painful position,
but was 40 severely crushed that In q short time
death ensued The man arrived In this country put
few days since from Scotland, where he lett his
wife and children until he could save up sumcient
money to pay their passage over.