The New York herald., 1869-09-04

NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

NEW JERSEY.
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Jersey City.
PRopApLE HoMICIDE.-A young German named
Heinrich Henning, who boards at ~ Brunswick
street. Jersey City, was assaulted in most brutal
manner In the store Of his employer, CSC Greenwich
street. New YORK, on Thursday afternoon. The OIL.
legged perpetralor is Charles Milliman, son 81 the
proprietor OF the establishment It appears the in
jured man had been at work dnfing the forenoon in
II cellar twenty feet below the sidewalk and became
Sick. He was told by N,iman he must work faster
but nenning and the foreman both replied he could
not do any more work, as Henning had been unwe
Henning on tne back OF the head, knocked him
down and Kicked him in the abdomen, innicting in
succeeded in gaining his boarding house in Jersey
CITY, where Dr. Klrston was called, and after exam.
inmg the injured ,i man proceeded TO Justice ttS
ment OF the extent OF the injuries received by Hen
ming. The Justice then proceeded to the house and
took an ante. .mortem examination OF Henning which
was substantially the same as given above. The
Justice sent the papers to the authorities Of this city
Communipaw. @~t
THB ABATTorR INJUNCTIoN--Tne argument on the
injunction against the abattoir was set down for
yesterday morning, but when the parties appeared
before Chancellor Zabriskie, q postponement was
asked by Mr.. Winfield, counsel for the Stock Yard
Company, on the ground tnat the defendants were
not prepared to proceed with the case, as very i'm.
Was moi prepared to furnish them. The Chancellor
set down the hearing OF the case for Wednesday
next
Hudson City.
THE ST.. JAMES HOTEL DITPIoULTY.-It will be
remembered that few weeks ago diflculty arose
between Mr. Wood, lessee Of the st. James Hotel at
West End, and Mr.. Giles, President of the Marion
Watch Manufacturing Company. Mr.. Wood was
George Watson, Michael Powers and Deputy Sheriff
Hogan were arrested ana held to bail by Justice
MaIres. on the charge Of assault and battery on Mrs
Wood. Mr.. Wood has commenced suit against the
company, laying damages at $1,000.
Bergen City.
OPENING A PUBLIC SCH0oL-ExTRAoRDINARY DE-
CLARATION OF THE OFFICIATING CLERaYMAN.-The
new public school which was recently erected In the
Fourth ward Of Bergen city, was formally opened
and dedicated yesterday afternoon In the presence
OF about 300 persons. Mr. Brigham, Superintendent!
OF the Board OF Education presided, and presented
the keys to Mr.. Atwood, who accepted them
on the part OF the Board. IL is customary
Of the Common Council, but none Of these
were present. The dedicatory address was delivered
declaration that the school was erected for Protest
ants and was In the true sense Protestant school,
and he thanked God that was an institution where
gress Of inndeity be arrested This Statement win
give rise 10 some agitation on the part other ae.
yIesana, supsrnsenasns Dickinson, Professor sSS
Children and the cost Of erection was So, 600.
Newark. -
THE REMOVAL OF THE HAY MARKET from Broad
street to some less crowded thoroughfare or suitable
place is being strongly urged by the citizens pc.
tl0n looking to the same result was presented to
the Council last night and referred to the proper
committee
DID NOT DESERT HIS WIFR.-An examination In
the case OF David Ledorer, who was under bail In
s4oo to answer the charge OF having deserted and
TAILED 70 support ms wis ne toox place a.
the charge.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS. to the an
nual report, just completed and about to be pub.
lished Of Mr. @. B. Sears. superintendent Of Public
Schools, IL is shown thar there were over 10000
number Of schoolhouses used 27; that the total
value Of school property was e46o, 900, ana many
other interesting facts and statistics.
FOUND DROWNED IN THR CANAL.-Yesterday morn.
ing the attention Of Messrs. Hugh! Purdy and Keen
was called by canal boatman to the dead body of
man found floating in the canal, near the crossing
Of the old Bloomfield road. IL was taken charge OF
by the authorities, who still hold 1t for Identification
brown sack coat with red plaid linlngs dark
striped cashmere pantaloons, white shirt and red
nannel undershirt were the garments worn by de-
NEW PAVEMENT ON BROAD STREET-At last the
tighthsted slow coaches who hold the balance OF
monetary power in this city fairly aroused to the
great necessity there exists OF providing decent
pavemens in place OF the ancient cobble stones that
have long disgraced Broad and other principal
streets. The work on the section OF Broad street
from the canal bridge TO Market street has now
fairly commenced At the meeting OF the Common
Council last night petitions from property owners
along the lower part OF Broad street introduced,
praying that the entire street be newly paved, 1t
was favorably acted upon. Before the new pave.
ment is put down the mains for the new gas COM
pany will be laid. The first brick OF the new gas.
Omctcr was set yesterday.
MONEY FOUND THROUGH A DREAM.-0n Monday
night Peter Turner, foreman OF Dexter Lambert 4
Co.'s silk mi was Killed while returning on the
railroad from picnic at Clifton, the particulars Of
which were duly chroncled In Tuesday mornings
HERALD. Turner had been paid considerable sum
Of money recently, whchihe had secreted somewhere
about the house In which he lived Straight street,
but although q most vigorous search was made
for two days from garret TO cellar, trace OF It
ON Wednesday morning however, . neighbor OF
the family, named John HOwarth, called upon Mrs.
Turner and informed her he had dream In
which the deceased husband had appeared to him
and told him that under q pile OF rubbish In one
corner OF the cellar would be found an old blacKing
box containing $140. The directions were followed,
and In the presence OF several witnesses the search
was made and the blacking box was discovered,
containing the exact amount OF $40. There is be.
leved to be 5000 or $500 more somewhere about the
house, but II has not been yet discovered, These
facts are fully vouched for, and Mr. HOwarth the
dreamer, Is said to be a c0nsclentiously vcracious
man. and there Is also said TO be not the least proba
divulged by Mr.. Turner before his death.