The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Jersey City.
CLEVER TRICK WArcHxAKER-HE CUsroxxxs Svas-
DLxD.--wliam Taylor, matchmaker, OF No. 10 MoAG
gomcry street. abscondsd ON Saturday after having ais
posed Of all the articles entrusted him for repair
One gentleman lost watch worth $375, another Hvisg
under Tayiors Hotel one valued at $22S bat the e..
sited for $50 Most OF the pawn tickets have been dis
covered BY Mr. n G. slaght no has tho in hsadA
pawn tickets Of their watches have the ARTICLES
turned payment Of one-fourth the amount pledged.
A Man CHARcEs Hrs WIFE WIN STAINING ms
Robert Miller appeared the Recorders Court yesterday
right arm with large carving knife She bousd
keep the peace a@ fe
HARD CAsx--A man named James Mclaughlin. vh>
with his wife had travelled foot from PhiiadelpAa
charged with exposing his personths truth bssas
Despite the appeals OF the poor wife, te was ordered =
prison for two days. and she destitute Of friends enA
money. Notorious offenders frequently escape with
lighter punishment 1900
Elizabeth.
MoSrH's MEND FOE THE LATE FATHER H0wEEL-Ass -
early hour yesterday morning small dstachmenis niehe
be vending their meditative way TO st. Nasyb
church 70 offer their prayers behalf Of their ~
pastor according 70 the dictates Of their faith The
months mind for the departed venerable cussoa N
the Catholic Church. ard 10 often performed for the laty
but always for the clergy. With the eminent claims e
Father howell his psrishions their srdor 10 par-
take in the holy ceremonies was fcrvent while THAR
sorrow for his absence had undergone abatement ~
ten o'clock the oresm d5'mctov1sm commenced, q !.
By the Right Reverend Dr. Conroy, BisHop
Of Albany. The soemn csIebraas6
By Father curao, Of 81 Michaei's New Yoss.
and Father Hogan, OF Bsllevlle. a. deacons, W.T.
s.ss S.nn e s. d's:s Ss. Ys :: m &
Young Of the Pauliss Father New York sscendsd the
altar and pronounced the eulogy Of Father Howell =
livery. To say thai u able would fail convey ~
character; iG eioquence thu least part OF ~ NJ
subject embraced the ifs Of pros,, With subHms
digrisy. jet awful responsibility. In SERIES a bsauS-
ful and touching aegores he illustrated the relation a
with % fertile subject there are many inducemeuS =
digrsson; ssil the preacher only dealt with svcry
point and mastered u bat eosced all tho points u shs
the deceased PRIEST. rhs mirror vss held ~ n
virtues no devotion, the sscraces and the orowsina
perseverance that were special features IN his cssseE
influences ovsrshadows the sssembase and tho prsses
Of the departed "a coniarcd up 70 tho maids eye. ~
listening 10 sbe ds,inanished preacher Inc conrssios
enjoyed treat before vouch acd and may nol 10
again. After the sermon the absoluon proocuncsA
by Bishop Conroy, tho choir singing the libra -
Jomle, and the being borne by Father Hsnnswey
OF s. Parck's fhe church drapcd IN deep uours-
fully arranged in ihs nave The entire arrsnssmssss
carried under direction Of Father Kane Who
which the ceremonies ssrminacd Bishop Conroy soss
his departure for Philadelphia his way BAiiimoes
70 attend tbs Ecclesiastica al Council.
Newark.
THa CENTENARY MrHrys YxrEspAr. The celebrates
yesterday nrsely attended, tho Centre church
being crowded Over thirty ministers we're present.
Tho sermon rfcachcd by the Rev. W. n BOOZE a
New York, Who gave \ history Of McthodIsm from NJ
establishment 70 tho present time taking for his tsxh
There snail be hardful OF upon the top ~ me
mountain. the fruit thereof shall shake Ike LebancA
Ihc services we're closed with prayer sogng and bsas
dicon In tho afternoon love feast was csiebrHsrd,
aud addresses delivered bv several the minsts
IN attendance large contingent Of the congvessaoo
went from New York.