The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
SUDDEN DEArHs.-A man named James King, MY
seven years Of age residing at No. 22l Railroad avenue
died suddenly yesterday from apopexy James Nirthe
aged seventy died suddenly at No 253 Grand street. on
Tuesday night having arrived from Washington the pre-
vious day His death caused by PARALYSIS Of the
lungs Ellen Kelly, aged seventeen, a resident OF NO.
II Grand street. died suddenly yesterday from disease
OF the heart In all three cases Coroner Kristen gave
permits for burial.
ST. PETERS CnURcH-The ladics fair TO deffny the cx
pcnse incurred In tho erection OF tho new church win
commence next Wednesday. and close on Saturday Na
venber 10.
RAnRoAD ACCIDENTAL late hour on Wednesday
evening a carriage containing three and drawn by
two horses was crossing the Erie Railway at Prospect
street, when tho vehicle struck behind by train
which passing and completely shattered. The
but the passengers escaped without serious injury The
carriage and horses the property OF undertaken
in Hobokep, where the injured man also resides.
Hudson City.
THH CBoInA- Within the pest three days only eight
OF cholera occurred, OF them proving fatal
The epidemic IL evidently the decline DR.. Harris,
OF the New York Health Board, visited the infected
locality "wednesday. and after careful examination
said no had gained information about the disease
and sanitary matters than he had learned In New York
during the entire Tho almost total absence OF
cleanliness In the district highly reprehcpsbic 70 the
authorities.
Trial MuRpRr.-Thc trial OF Ira Mum for the
murder OF Alvin Poolo commenced yesterday. The de-
ccted appearance Of the prisoner showed that inearce
ton has preycd upon his constitution.
An OLD TRICK TlnEvz.--On Wednesday evening a
young entered jewelry store and asked for
OF the best gold watches After examining several bc
left the store but returned few minutes and asked
TO SEQ particular ono be had just looked Rt He was
handed the watch when, with air a ndioes, he
faced towards the door ana stepped into tho street
" hC afel hv r
might involve the los OF another portion Of the stock
so cunning are the plans the light fingered craft
Trenton.
THE BRIBERY TRIALS --Garret Van Wagner. member
Of the last Legislature put trial yesterday morn
ing the charge OF offering $50 time and $500
at another TO Isaac D. Blauve 10 influence his vote
against the Wet Basin bill The accused was acquitted,
Tho Court holding that no was made ont The case
OF Charles r. Rub Of Hudson county who found
guilty goes 70 the Supreme Court writ Of In
the case or HolsmAp nolc rfos,qni entered The
against Barclay Hanes goes 10 the next term,
owing 70 the absence of Senator Biackman.
New Jersey Politics.
DEMOCRATIC MEEnSG.--A large assembly collected a.
Library Hall on Wednesday evening. 70 support tho
dcmocmc nominations. General T. r. V. Wright was
announced to speak, but thar gentleman sbsented him.
se, obedience TO the wishes Of largo section OF his
Hudson county snrporters who determined to mako
compromise with the spurious nomination made NJ
Hobokcn
REPUBLICAN MKyIISc. a large republican meeting was
held IN lrvnRton last evening which addressed by
John Hin, the Congressional nominee in No Fourth dis
trict
MoRRs CouSrY. Tho republicans Of the Second A.
semby district on "Wednesday nominated Lewis Es,ier,
OF Boouton.
SALgs CouSrT.-The democracy OF Ssem have nomi-
mated VIM summerin for State Senator, and John Now.
ell and Jos. X. Riley for Assembly
wARREs COUNTY. -Abrnham wildiick was nominated
for enaor and Albert X. Metz for Sheriff. by the demo
erals OF Warren county.
GLOUCESTER Cou.TY.-The republicans have placed on
their ticket jacob Hcndrckson, from the Second dis
frict.
HvpsoS County - Hosea y. Clark In tho democratic
candidate for Assembly from the Second district In the
Fifth district Anthony H. Rider has secured the republ
nomination.
EsEx County The democrats Of the Seventh district
Wednesday night nominated Or. Vail for Assembly
Colonel Price should have had the nomination.
SussEx CoUsTy--Fmnk N. Ward has been repomi
mated by tho democrats Of the First district.