New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
NEW-JERSEY.


ing their property more efectually at night. .
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-In the Hudson County Court
Special Sessions yesterday Henry Maguirk was placed
on trial for stealing watch valued at $50 from Thomas
Hartman, who had fallen asleep in the catteyard
Weehawken. Maguirk sold the watch to q pilot on the
weehawken Ferry. and the latter received VI on ac
count When the pilot found that the watch had been
stolen he returned it 10 the owner MaSuirk swore ne
bought the watch and Judge Hoffman sentenced him
to three years State Psontwo for theft and one
for perjury The veteran survivors OF Company b. 18th
NewJersey Volunteers celebrated the anniversary of
Antetam in the Crescent ClubrOOm last night George
Boone conductor Of passenger train on the PennsyI
containing SAT-, while making the trip between
Jersey City and Newark YESTERDAY morning..
Bagley who was shot during the barroom riot in Com
munipaw-ave., last Saturday night IS conyaescent.
Incendiares made an attempt fire Joseph Warren's
Office in GroTe-st, Wednesday night, by dropping
quantity ofghed matches through rear wlnuoW IL such
manner as ignite bundle of papers, but the flames
were discovered in time the fire extin guished
Charles L. Kennels barber shop at No 2l9 Grovest
was entered by burglars, Wednesday night, and
robbed of razors AS the building was lighted aud
the opportunity for thieves was not very good one
suspicion has fallen on one OF the employes;
The examination OF L. +. French the Secretary OF the
Palisades Insurance Company OF Jersey CITY, was con-
tnued yesterday before Justice Reese Charles ".
Omberun, an expert who examined the books of the
Company testified that half dozen signatures, S
the same hand-that OF Lewis +. French he SAID the
Charles NJ Roberts, A. M. SOcBar james
A. Russell, j. NJ. Benson, J. 8. Ketchum, and A. Z.
stockar were evidently written by French Inc sig
Of H. p Rce w. T. Sacia, NJ T. sacia, Robert H.
Sacia, and Charles s. Dean were evidently written
by Charles Sacia the writing In the body OF the mort
cages held security wac evidently done by French
Lewis f. French testified that he acted under orders
saea aud TO the statement presented y the
Secretary OF State because Saca requested him to do So
Witness admitted that he had sworn to falsehood and
acknowledged that he had signed some OF the names on
the stock book but claimed that he signed them on
authority from the individuals themselves though he
had no letters OF evidence OF the fact Case on line
Board Of Hudson County Freehoders met yesterday 10
receive the report the Investigating Committee in
ation TO charges of fraud preferred against Feehoder
COyle. The Committee exonerate Coyle from every
charge.
NEwARK.-George Lppert, Jacob Linderman and
GeOIge Ball OF Llest VINO were arrested for mmit-
ing arocious attack upon Peter Noll and severely
beating him, were committed yesterday morning TO
await the result OF their victims Injuries which are
at home. 1t impossible TO take his ante
mortem statement. The price recently paid for IS
$40 WIN. Benson Of No 81 South Orange,ave was
yesterday detectives OF this city, and locked
up TO await examination. John Riley Of No. % Howard
ST. states that he walking in South Orangeaye. on
Wednesday night, when the prisoner engaged him IN
conversation aud succeeded in stealing valuable gold
watch from his person. IA little girl named Matilda
Jure OF No. A Commercest., died yesterday morning
SoRr Se Injuries COTE over her head and body VI
Dominck Burns of, sprngheld-aye and Rankin
robbery. Leonard Grimm of Parker alleges that while
walking on South orange-ave.,a few nights since, he
was attacked by Burns knocked down and robbed of
sl4 he had in his pocket. james Reynolds
committed TO the County Jail yesterday morning for
beating his wife and another woman Secretary OF
Kelsey arrived in this city yesterday morning for
the purpose OF examining into the afIrs OF tue Cont
mental Steam Boiler ana Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. The officers OF the Institution being unable
him their assets, &c, he warned them TO dscon
The Company was Issuing policies Ia this aud other
cities and was doing an acuve business 1t has also
Kelsey decided TO suspend operations for the pres
ent The Company claimed to have capital Of $4,000.
MISUNDERSTANDING Robeson visited the Fair
n Npyy- rafa
at this place Yesterday, and, accompanied by Amos
Cark G .ne ,p ar, snd %
be most deeply interested In the fruit aud vegetable
department, and made & numerous inquiries: Ine de-
postponed until to-day, in consequence Of the stormy
,iaudipg II tbe weather prove favorable tbe nro
pramme of Wednesday aud Thursday Will be eoncen-
iTsted into tOdsys proceedings making the attractions
the address will be delivered az 1870 y. IN.
PArERsoY-The French and German ribbon weavers
at Gueppos MILL and at Strange & Co.'s velvet mill,
have struck for advance In The
made agreement some time since TO work out the
ture OF affairs in relation TO wages or strike Among
the strikers yesterday 10 weavers who had signed
raigned before Justice Hudson, and held in bail. The
strike is ostensiby for wages, put Is believed to be
really for the purpose OF testing the validity of the
agreements In relation TO unfinished work.
ELIzABRTH-sarsh b. Reeves, the colored girl who
recently attempted to poison an entire family IN Gran
SCHOOL, has been removed to that Institution from
jail by Under Sheriff Nicaol: The for the
water WORKS az kearns Mill has just been completed
and the men there employed are now working on the
Trumbultst. sewer.
FREEHoLD.-The Fire Department OF this town ara
TO have parade and fruit supper Friday evening".
The large negro held near here for several
days past has broken up.
CoRoNA.-The Land and improvement ssociation has
given 400 toward the erection of church aud mill,
aud will also glve site on the iAnds of the South
Corona Land Association.
tho family OF Charles Everett Is In Jail in Englewood