The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-09
sUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

CHILD RUN OvBR.-A little girl, named Nelly,
whose parents reside at No. sc Erie street, was play
ing yesterday evening. when she was knocked down
and run over by one OF the horse cars. The poor
chds foot was 30 mangied that amputation Will be
necessary.
ANOTHER STABBING CAsE.-Mr. Matthew Doyle, one
Of the most respectable citizens OF Jersey City, was
attacked IN his store yesterday afternoon by
ruffian, who stabbed him several times in the head
and then made his escape. Mr.. Doyie's injuries
are OF a serious character warrant was issued
for the arrest OF the perpetratOr.
lDESTIFIED.-The body OF the man found In the
water at the foot OF Hudson street few days ago
has been identified by Mrs. Goggins as that OF her
husband Deceased resided at the corner OF First
avenue and Ninth street, New York, and has been
missing since the morning OF the 9th OF February,
when he left home to attend the trial OF John Real,
convicted OF the murder OF Ofncer Smedick.
ATROCI0Us AssAULT.-A few nights since gentle
man was attacked in hotel in Montgomery street,
near Hudson, by three roughs, one OF whom struck
him with an ale glass in the head, INJECTING deep
wound. Warrants were issued for the arrest OF the
parties. One OF them was brought before Justice
McAnally, and gave bail. Another OF the alleged
assallants named Barry, who Is still at large, has
been since nominated for chosen freehOlder ON the
democratic ticket. The warrant for his arrest has
been placed In the hands Of constable OnslOw.
MEETING OF ADOPTED CITIZENs.-A large and re-
spectacle meeting OF German and Irish citizens took
place at Union Hall on Wednesday night; for the
purpose Of considering the Naturalization bill pend
Ing in Congress. Mr. Scnegel was chairman and
Mr.. Eneas Fitzpatrick secretary. 1t was resolved
to hold mass meeting within two weeks, and a
committee OF two from each ward was appointed
for the purpose Of raising funds to deray expenses
memorial to be presented to Congress was adopted,
asking that the term OF probation for foreigners be
shortened and praying that the section OF the bill
transferring the process Of naturalization to the
United States courts exclusively be stricken out
HobOken.
Anrv ofto
man named Daniel Mccarthy, employed at the Bre-
men dock, was engaged in removing baggage seve-
raj heavy boxes fell from vessel and crushed his
head and chest IN such manner that he lies in
critical condition. He was taken TO his home for
medical assistance.
|, DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION HoDoken
Democratic City Convention which assembled at
Busch's Hotel on Wednesday night, made the follow
ing nominations For Mayor, Hazen Kimban; City
Clerk, John Kennedy; City Treasurer william H.
Childs; Water Commissioner, John C. DuhrkoOp
collector, +. EdmOndson; FreehOders-First ward
Third ward. J. ONeill; Councilmen-First ward,
Robert IL. Besson, Joseph w. BOwnes, James Geayer;
Second ward-rhomas II. Redmond, George Foster,
James Williams; Third ward, Frederick L. Schmer
sahl, Peter Ritter and Peter McGavish.
THE HoBOKEN YACHT CLUB-ELECTIoN OF OFF,
CERs.-The annual election OF officers OF the Hobo
ken Yacht Club was held on Wednesday evening,
when the following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing year:-Commodore, M. Hutton; Vice Com
modore, S. Grswold; Recording Secretary, william
Curtis; Corresponding Secretary, G. Martin; Trea-
surer, G. Clark; Measurer, A. SaltZman, Jr. Owing
TO the improvements which have taken place near
chased four acres OF land at Wards Point, Tot
tenvllle, s. l. Negotiations pending for the
being built forty i've tons each, and will be COM
pleted In time TO participate in the June regatta.
Hudson City.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONs.-A citizens meeting
presided over by John M. Wilson, was held at Hofi-
mans Hotel on Wednesday night when George Glau-
brecht was nominated for Mayor and Thomas Al
bridge for Recorder. Mr.. Adridge had received the
regular nomination for Mayor, but he declined. The
convention continued ballOtting from ten O'Clock
Tuesday night till half-past one yesterday morning.
The present incumbents, Mayor Van Repen and Re-
ticket, and Will make q clean sweep of ali rivals
The chairman OF the convention was Mr. Patrick
Harrington.
NEGRO MURDER TRIAL--The Sam Sutton negro
murder trial AZ Hackensack. before Judge Bedle Is
making slow progress, and from present appear
ances will occupy the court q few days more. The
State has rested and evidence for the defence will
be given to-day. The session OF the court lasting
only week this case will have mostly usurped the
whole time OF the court. The nature Of the defence
cannot yet be ascertaned.
Newark.
BREvIrIEs.-The police force OF Newark have
Deeu hpeCidiy cuvDiucu bTTcst WHO dp-
pear to be going from door to door soliciting aims.
Mrs. Porsaw, OF No. 2o6 Charlton street. Newark,
procuredon Wednesday night the arrest OF her hus-
band for drunkenness and actually paid i've dollars
to the court yesterday morning to procure his lib
erty. At meeting In Orange on Tuesday last OF the
Essex District Medical Society the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:-Dr. L. W. Oak
ley. OF Elizabeth, President; DR.. Jobs, Springfield
Vice President Dr. Charles Young, Newark, Secre-
Newark, yesterday while the driver Of a grocery
wagon was star-gaznR. two fine horses attached
tumbed into an excavation and were taken out
after much trouble. They were severely wounded.
Mrs. Amos II. Learfoss while walking In Newark
yesterday, fell on the pavement and fractured her
Adolphus Bennett slipped on loose stone and broke
his leg.
Harrison.
DEMOCRATIC MISUNDERSTANDING OCCUR
RENcR.-On Wednesday evening a meeting OF rye
fierce democratic" was held at drinking saloon on
the turnpike road for the purpose Of selecting can
ddates for ofical position under the new town gov.
ernment There was Q large number OF hungry
politicians present. and in the midst Of considerable
excitement Messrs. John Sullivan, John Pateman
Albert Schabel, George Hutchinson, william Condor
and Thomas McGrath were nominated for Council
men: Lawrence Pagan, Town Clerk: Assessor. John
Robson, and Collector, George Hail. Ere vet the
business or the meeting had been concluded dis
turbance took place between two OF the members
named Moses Myers and a constable named Henry
Newbern, which only terminated when the men mad
wal0ped eacn Otuer pretty soundly. Among those
who witnessed the affar was Justice Shepherd but
not the slightest effort 10 preserve or eject peace
was made.
Trenton.
THE SUPERVISOR AND STATE PRISON IssPEc-
roRs.-A conflict OF authority between the Inspec-
tors OF the state Prison and the Supervisor thereof
IL imminent The Inspectors will not renquish
any constitutional prerogative hitherto enjoyed and
they have adjourned with the understanding that
harmonious action between the authorities can be
thatr
ratey Defined While such state OF things exists
is little wonder that the convicts seek every oppor.
tunty to avail themselves OF the laxity OF the code
OF discipline. stern and rigid system OF treatment
VIII alone reduce the inmates to complete subjec.
ton.
PROBABLE MURDER IN BERGEN, M
A Gentleman Robbed and Beaten Almost 10