The New York herald., 1870-01-02
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
.IerseY CITY.


boy named John sauls was run over by horse
car No. at the corner of Grove and Montgomery
streets His legs were severely crushed and he sus
tanned dangerous internal injuries The driver was
arrested anu held 10 await the result OF the boys
wounds.
SERIOUS RUNovER ACCIDENTS. Yesterday morn.
1ng Mrs. sullivan, OF NO. II Prospect street, wne
crossing Newark avenue, was run over by one OF the
horse cars OF the Erie street line. Her head was
badly cut and her arms bruised. She was removed
Tor medical treatment.
The REPORTED HIGHWAY RoBBERIEs.-It is but
due to the respectable citizens who necesstated
TO be the streets at night to state that the reports
OF rObberies OF individuals In the street which
Gently appeared In some OF the New York papers are
without the slightest foundation. No such outrages
have occurred.
FIREs.-Early yesterday morning fire broke ont
In the new building, used feed store by Veie Il
Co., at the OF York and Hudson streets. The
fire department was In prompt attendance, and sue
ceeded In extingushng the blaze before the adoin-
ing structures could De infamed The damage TO
the store Is Sc, 900. clerk, named John McKeDna,
was arrested and neld ior examination on suspicion
0f being the incendiary.
An alarm was sounded for fire in the new build
Ings nea- Pavonla avenue, but the fire quenched
before aid was needed from the 1re department.
RIOT ON RAILROAD AvEEUE.-At ten O'Clock last
night officer Lynch's attention was attracted by an
uproarlous gang at Railroad avenue, and observing
Of them named John Fullard, insulting
1emae he proceeded to arrest him, but in an instant
was set upon by the gang. The onicer fought
brayely with his club, but being overpowered by
numbers he was trampled on and beaten bru-
tally about the head. One OF the runfans
procured huge iron pincers and winding
IN Lynch's hair pulled large TUT out
from the root. The scoundrels continued their
tally till the immense crowd drew other officers TO
the scene. Patrolmen Nugent and Burnett came up
IN time to save their comrades life. and the three
Fnliard Dominick Feeny, George Bruce and John
Brne, all laborers and over twenty-five years OF age.
They were lodged In prison and WAL be brought up
Tor trial to-day.
ANOTHER DARING BURGLARY.-About three O'Clock
on Friday afternoon two men effected an entrance
into the house Of John Scnoneld, in varick street.
near Montgomery, during the absence OF the family,
and passing up stairs took away from each room
every portable article OF value, including jewelry
worth $3.50. They distracted from the parlor vau-
es a neT oun@ er
were disturbed by Messrs. Bowley and Evans, who
saw them enter the place and became suspicious OF
their movements. The robbers 1ed through the
roof one OF them, named stephen Williams, fell
into gutter and was unable TO run. He was soon
captured by officer Dixon. The other thief who
gives his name as Thomas Henry, and forty years
OF age, was caught by Bowley and Evans. Williams
twenty -four years old, had all stolen Jew
elrv In his possession when arrested. Both men
were committed to prison to await examination
They had number of-burglars tools OF English
manufacture. The plan OF those robbers Is TO
knock at the doors Of citizens and II any answer Is
gwen TO of1er for sale some worthless merchandise:
bul II they Ind they house empty they proceed to
aacx it.
Communipaw.
TIE STOCK YARDs.-During the year 1869 there
arrived at the stock yards Ia l95 cars, containing
I3422o cattle sos hogs and 4i3 7o6 sheep. There
were slaughtered within the past year 70 0S4 cattle
l52 1856 hogs ana AS, ia sneep large increase
the work OF the preceding year.
Newark.
FIRE-Late on Friday night fire broke out IN
the upholstcrs' department OF McDermott d LOOK
er,s furniture warehouse In Broad street. 1t was
promptly extlnguHhed by the nremen, moi how