The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-19
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
new JERSEY.
Jersey Civ.


CnAnGED WITH STEALING HORSE AND WAGON
John Woods, pedler, was arrested yesterday after
noon ON suspicion Of having stolen horse and
wagon from the stable Of John Warren, at No. 90
Railroad avenue. Woods denies his guilt warren
says he can prove II. And thus the mater remains
TN The Recorder comes to deal with 1t.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE ON A C0LORED GmL.-John
Powers, q youth OF sixteen went to a house Oh
Saturday night where coored giri nine
years old was the only occupant, and de-
manded admission. She refused TO let MIN
in, and he thereupon smashed the window
struck her on the head with a club and attempted
other acts OF violence. Fearing That the cries OF the
chd might attract the attention OF The ne.ghoors he
now lies IN the City Prison.
HObOken.
ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.--JOhn Lee. who is known in
HoDOKen as the "Generai," was arrested Tor drunk
enness and disorderly conduct yesterday afternoon
When brought 10 the police station he
swore that all the men on the premises
he was mistaken, and when he energies from the
cell this morning fine OF ten dollars set opposite
his name by the Recorder VIII be demanded before
character imbbed too freely, and she was also
hauled and called on to contribute i've dollars to the
city treasury.
ANOTHER SUICIDE By HANeING.-Hoboken Is be-
coming notorious for suicides. Only few days ago
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Yesterday afternoon at four O'CLOCK Q man named
John Gasmer, who resides at the corner Of
Marshal and First streets, was found suspended
by the neck In his wOOdhOuse. As the body
had become cold, it is conlectured he had been
hanging Tor two hours at least before being dis
covered. The unfortunate man was hfty.4ve years
OF age and leaves wife and daughter He led a
different times that he was tired Of life. Coroner
White was notified and will mold an inquest.
Newark.
SUICIDE OF AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS one George
Ogden, resident OF No. 20 Jones street. while suf
fering from an attack OF deiirum tremens committed
selfdestruction by throwing himself out of third
story window at his residence. One OF his legs was
broken. He was removed to the hospital OF the
Sisters Of the Poor, where he died soon after.
HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Early yesterday morning
between one aud two O'Clock, while Herman EbbIer
and two other mechanics were passing through
Ferry street on their way home they were assailed
by party Of footpads. six or seven in number, and
robbed OF their weeks pay and quantity Of clean
linen. Two Of the alleged robbers, Edward McC0r.
mick and W0lner Teiager, alias WaggOner, were
subsequently arrested and committed.
SERIOUS AFFRAY ON SPRINGFIELD AVENUE. In
the early part Of last evening disturbance in the
shape OF q small riot took place on Springfield
avenue, in and about Baiers' beer drink ing
garden, in which large number Of per-
sons, principally Germans, participated. 1t ap-
pears the trouble commenced In the drinking place
and originated in consequence OF an individual
pocketing some beer glasses. One Of the tumblers
was found on his person. His friends then
rallied around him and general free
street. stree stones, brckbats, glasses, &C.. new
around pretty lively, but 1t does not appear that
anybody was seriously hurt The arrival on the
spot OF Lieutenant Kirwan and Few other police
officers put stop to the ri0tous proceedings. The
alleged rlngleader. . notorious character named
Ralph Tucker and. two others, named Henry Speer
and John G. Reid, were taken into custody and
lodged in the city prison.