The New York herald., 1870-01-15
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


A1Ircrn Apsos-TuREB MEN IN CUsToDY.-An
account was published in the HERALD few days
ago OF re in the liquor store OF Thomas Loughran,
No. 214 Grand street, The liquor, stock and fixtures
were insured for 500 and the house furniture ior
$500. both IN the state Insurance COMPANY. AS AS
sustained the matter was invesugaIea anu anu
veryl strong evidence given showing INA.
narties. Accordingly when Thomas Loughran nis
BfoSler James, the bartender ana Patrick ConnO,y li
entered the insurance oce Yesterday 70 nvu .ne T
claims settled tncy were arrested Dy detectives Oar-
roll ana Stratiord, on warrant issued Dy Rccoraer
Martndale and committed 10 the city prison LOT eX
animation What makes the case more grievon.s. Is
the TACT that Mrs. Connolly, kept fancy store
IN the building and who mad no Insurance. ios' nci
property.
FUNERAL OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-lIr. John Gordon,
en- old and highly respected citizen Of this city, who
died at his residence few days since. was buried
yesterday with 1uli Masonic hOnors. The Washng.
ton Lodge Of New Jersey ana Lodge OF Antiquity W
New YORK, besides an immense c0ncourse OF priva.c
and leading citizens, accompanied the remains 10
their nnal resting place IN Greenwood.
Hudson City.
HELPING THE CTry TO BUILD SEwERs.-A meeting
OF the Gernania Land and Building Association Of
Hudson City was held yesterday afternoon when
the trustees presented report recommending the
construction o, sewer SEQ feet in length, from Grand
TO Tcunc avenue, on the hc OF the property
he'd by the association. Inis sewer VIII be con,
he the first undertaking OF the Kind ever engaged III
by private individuals IN the city, The city authori-
nue. and CITY hall place aud similar operations are
being carried on in many streets Oi Bergen.
Bergen City.
A SMAsH-Up ON THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--The
cmgrant train, which left Jersey City, on the Gen.
tra RAILROAD, at haf-past seven O'Clock last even-
Ing came to grief midway between Clarcmont and
Greenvllle. This train is composed almost entirely
OF freight cars anu two passenger cars at the
rear do for the emigrans except IN rare instances
The track OF one OF the iiegnt cars near tnc engine
broke down ana u general ping UP or cars ana
freight followed. Three cars were totally smashed
and their contents strcwn across both the up ana
down tracks. The passenger cars were fortunately
saved and did not even leave the track, the lumber
spnters and freight acting Us an eiaSlc Drakc Inc
tram which LETT Elizabeth at fifteen lnnates before
eight was detained for twenty minutes III the track
cleared alter WHICH 1t proceeded 10 Jersey City,
Newark.
CoMaITrEp.-Jnmcs stalenie!d and William
Clark, the two alleged burglars whose arrest was
chronclcd in yesterdays HERALD, have been com.
mlttcd The hats found IN their possession were
identified as part OF lot stolen IRON the factory
OF Nles arg. Moore Il Sea,ey, whose superintendent
Mr. Dewitt II. Lynch, made afidaVits on which INC
men are ncd.
ATRoCioUs ASSAULT ON A BoY.-James Fi,zsym
ons, resident OF No. As Monroe street, who Is
known TO the police rs drunken ioafer, atroctously
assaulted little boy named Philip Asectz yester-
day forenoon IN the course OF u drunken 1T. lie
struck, as alleged, the little fellow vioient blow
with a brc9bat on the face. smashing mis- jaw and
PROBABLY distiguring HIM Tor life. FltzSymons was
arrested and Is held to answer.
GERMAN IN THE PUBLIC SCH0oLs.-Some time
ago the Board OF Education ordered that the Ger
man language be taught to the male pupi s In the
grammar schools, anu appropriated sulicent sum
ol money to dcIray the expense. At II mecLny O
the board he'd last night, u resolution was adopted
providing tnat the langdage cf The 'vaterland, be
offered by MI. Forr&d.
Paterson.
TIE WyNocKIE LOST CHILDREN. -Eotwlthstand
ing all reports In some Of the New York city papers
the contrary trace has been discovered OF the
Wynockie OsL cnlllrcl.
PAssAIo COUNTY COURT sENTENCEs.-In the Pas
safe county courts yesterday Judge Bedle presiding
the following sentences were pronounccd:-A boy
named Thomas stevens was arraigned for throwing
lime into the eyes OF another boy, named Michae
Dunn ana destroying MS sight: Ine judge sns
prisoner pay three dollars per week toward Dunn's
support until next term or court. Two New iorh
sports named James Muiiigan and Thomas Mcclure
were sentenced TO six years cacl IN the State Prsor
for uttering counterfeit money. Charles Lopctel
was sentenced TO three months and William Odel
ana Garret Ackerman to two months In the count.
jail for assault ana battery. George w. smith,
negro, was sent to state Prison for three years fo
forgery. Robert Gurtncr, receiving stolen goouS
two years in state Prison. Andrew Slmo1s, petty
larceny, three months IN county jan. James Moran
Tor stealing morse ana carriage Wnllc uruuk, wa
sentenced 10 nlne months In State Prison.
Trenton.
THE LEGIsLATURE.-Botl Houses Of the Legisla
ture met yesterday mornlng.' No business being
presented they Adjourned until Monday evening
when Tue committees VIII be announced.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS This court held 1t!
semi montkly session yesterday. Judge Beaspy pre-
siding. Sentences were passed on the following
Cases. Maria Davis, larceny, county jail sixty days
william WessOn, county jail three months asSaul
anu battery; George Woods, county jai twenty days
| Eliza Vandcrveer, state Prison SIX months; Charlie
| Miller, charged with assault, was discharged.