The New York herald., 1870-02-02
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
sew JERSEY.
Jersey City.


SEW JERSEY.
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Jersey City.
A Boy RUN OvEK.--A lad named Peter Wynne
was run over In Monmouth street yesterday and had
one OF his leas broken. lie resides at No. 2Ae Rail-
fOau avenue
ARRESTS DURING JANpARY.-City Marshal Ellis
reports that during the month OF January, 100 per-
sons were committed to the city prison, eighty OF
wh0n were arrested for drunkenness one Tor stap-
ping, Blk for arson and three for highway ROBBERY.
CHARGED WITH ARs0N.-A boy named John
ONeill was committed TO jail by the Recorder yes.
terday on the charge Of setting fire TO q stable IN
South Seventh street, belonging TO James Killeen.
II appeared that several boys lighted fre IN the
stable, but without any intention Of setting IT on
fire.
Hudson CITY.
REPORT or THE CHIEF OF POLlCE.--It appears by
the report OF Chief Of Police Robinson that during
the three months ending January 81 1856 arrests were
made BY the police, as foows:..Burgiary, 2;
saolt and battery, as; drunkenness, II; dis.
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total Of $t.322 for the past year. The number OF
dodgers accommodated during the quarter was OIL.
THE WORK OF THE GRAND JuRY.-The number OF
bills found by the Grand Jury was nifty nine.
Among them was an indictment against member
Of the bar, and the case was ordered 70 be
filed and sent 10 the Supreme Court Wnat tne
charge is mas not transpired but Hob0ken claims
MN FOR resident. Stephen Williams and Thomas
Henry. the New York burglars who broke into the
house OF Mr.. Scoeld in Jersey CITY, Withdrew their
plea OF not guilty when they heard o the severe sen
tence Of Rogers, and they now plead gnilty image
Randolph has evidently brought them 70 thelr
senses.
Bergen City.
THE RECENT POLICE REMovALs.-The application
Of Michael Bauer, lately removed from the position
OF AID on the police force, investigation was
laid on the table by the Common Council II tran
spred In the debate on the subject that Bauer got no
trial. nor was he apprsed OF the caarges against s
committee in consequence.
Newark.
ALLEGED LARCENY BY KNIGHT OF THE AwL-
Yesterday afternoon William Miller, a German SHOE
maker, residing at No. 225 West Kinney street. was
arrested and lodged in the lookup to await exami-
nation on charge OF havlug extensively robbed hls
employers, Messrs Graz Brothers, OF Springfield
avenue. The amount stolen Is not known.
UNCLE SANS PRoDIGAL SoN.-Late on Monday
night there appeared at the station house here and
delivered himself up as deserter from the United
States Marine corps, a man named Thomas Cannon
twenty-three years OF age He was quite drunk, Dut
stated that he had been ten years IN the service anu
wanted to be taken back to the Brooklyn navy Yard.
He was held over night and transferred yesterday to
the keeping of his '.belOved Uncle sammy Ten
days in IRONS and solitary confinement had no ter
rors for nm compared with being among these
'ere land lubbers.b
REMARKABLE RECovERy.-Durinq the month OF
last September, early one Sunday morning, re-
spectacle German mechanic named Henry Heidecker
left his bed, still in a state Of s0mnolence and
third story sleeping chamber at No. so
Norfolk street. Some short time after ne
was iound On !ne o sidewalk nn6s IN sensne sas nas
and face. The head was laid open for four or tive
inches. The remotest idea Of his recovery was not
unconscious, his wife meanwhile being suspected OF
having pitched him out the window. He il now
WORK and indignantly denies everything tnat might
reflect on his an1fabie better hail.
MAKING MOUNTAIN OF MoLR HlIL.--Yester-
day, for the fifth sixth time the suit OF the city
against Emile P. SPAIN, q Broad street photo
grapher for an alleged violation Of city ordinance,
that he permitted Que OF his show cases to pro-
Ject over the sidewalk some two inches more than
the law allowed, was tried in the City Court be-
OF the case, Mr. Spahn's peers found verdict simi-
lar TO those already rendered that there was "no
cause for acsionm rms too IN view OF tae strong %
SUIT was originally brought at the instgation OF q
neighbor OF Mr. Spahn's who. It IS now believed,
was strongly tinged with uncharitabeness, II not OF
malice appears the city ID not yet satisfed OF the
senderness Of its case for IL n going 70 bring the
matter before higher tribunal
The BEAMER FAMILY AGAIN IN TROuBIE.-Last
Christmas day was most miserably spent in the
family Of an elderly lady named MRS. Besmer, re-
siding on william street, Just above Washington.
On that day Mrs. Beamer's daughter, an interesting
girl Vet In her teens, swallowed considerable guam
tlty OF belIadOnna with the intention, 1t was be-
!leved, and asserted py the mother herself, for
the purpose OF putting period to an existence
that had been rendered miserable In the extreme by
the unhappy result OF what the French term ,tne
aDaire dl c9ur The dose was insufficient, fOrtu.
nately, and by means OF hot milk and stomach
pump Miss Beamer was soon restored. The evening
before last fire broke out In the Beamer
residence but was exungulsaed almost as
soon as the nremen had arrived. Yesterday
Mrs. Beamer appeared at the police court and
stated that certain woman had dec0yed or her
husband and had used divers and snndry threats to-
wards her. The Judge perceiving that there was y
considerable mOdlcum Of the green-eyed monster IN
the matLer, advised her TO 20 home and let matters
take their own course for the present.
Paterson.
BRKvIrIEs.-John J. Warren was elected on Mon
day night By the Common Council as Recorder OF
the city of PateIs for th ensuing three years.
An interesting meeting OF the Passalc County His
tOrical society was held IN Paterson last night.
meeting was held IN the Paterson Opera House
to discuss the pr0prety Of again altering the city
charter, which will soon look like patched tea
kettlo II the same regime is kept up. The meeting
was slimiy attended.