The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Hudson City.

NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
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Hudson City.
MILITARY ArSMRs-The election for onicsrs Of the
Phil Kearnsy Guard will be held this evening at WASH
ingtcn Hail. corner OF Jersey and Newark avenues Jsr
sey City Major Rogers has issued an order for
light parade to be held Jersey City next Friday eve
ming. An order received from General Runyou yes
terday announcing the formation the Third battalion
State Rifles into the Fourth regiment An election for
colonel will be held AZ Taylors hotel Jersey City next
Monday week.
hYsrERy-SUpfosnD MURpKR OF DEPuTY 6aBRYy.-
On Wednesday night Deputy Sheriff named Mclean
was appointed to keep watch in lager beer saloon in
West End, in consequence OF the proprietor being
act. Yesterday morning Information received at
this city that Mclean missing search was made In
every direction but without success till late hour
yesterday AFTERNOON when his dead body found in
the salt meadows n the Hackensack hats An inquest
will be held to day by Coroner White. Deceased was
about forty 1--WE years Of age.
TEE HoBoKES QuARrEr CLus.-A grand Entertainment
was gwen by this Club to their friends Wednesday
night at the Otto Cottage Garden, where upwards Of
fifteen hundred persons present The proceedings
opened with concert and dance and continued up 70
four O'Clock yesterday morning.
Newark.
FousD DsowrED.-Ths body of q lad named Frsde-
rick Woodruff whose parents reside at No. Is Webster
street. found in the Passac river yesterday morning
by two boys County Physician Dodd was notified and
upon inquiry he asceained that the lad had been given
oy ns parents to go oeyns and mat ne
accidental drowning" was therefore rendered.
CHURCH RoBBzRx-The South Baptist church, In Kin.
ney street, was entered and robbed OF $50 early yester
day morning, entrance being effected through base
ment window. Detectives had remained all night in
the church. the OF church having suspicious
that the edihce would be entered This the second
tme the church has been robbed during the past month
MINOR Pollen FrEMs.The docket at the police station
was very clean yesterday, but few arrests being made
up to six p. N. Andrew Burbecker. boatman was
arrested and paid fine for committing breach OF the
peace Andrew Sacks and Michael Stocker obliged
to follow out the same course tho Same charge
was made against Burbecker while Anton Manger,
arrested on charge OF assault and battery was baed
10 await examination.
Too MANY QUEENS Hrs HAND.-A young painter, OF
Morrstown named Joline Egbsr has it is alleged been
playing neat little game, but unfortunately for him.
1t discovered that he had two queens in his hand
and has accordingly been ordered up" notwthstand.
ing hearts were trumps In other words It is charged
BY Miss Louisa Wright who resides In Drift street, that
the alleged gay deoever has been paying attentions to
her for some time past and finally succeeded in entc.
s1s
that the "nice young man. had . wife residing
in Morrstown. Az such conduct is not upheld by the
letter OF the law Egbert was arrested and held for IN
examination.
Now Brunswick.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION several degree divisions
Of the Order OF Sons Of Temperance Of New Jersey have
been holding convention in New Brunswick during the
last two days. the object Of the assemblags being the
formation OF Grand Degree Division. The attendance
quite large and the proceedings understood to
have been very Harmonious but nasmuch as the doors
open only persons belonged the Order
no full report could BE- obtained.
elizabeth.
DIED yRon Hn INJURIES .-Charles GoSbe the collector
Of Messrs schak brewers Of Newark, who injured
on Tuesday night BY jumping from New Jersey rail.
road train, died from his injuries last evening
Patterson.
BASE BALL.-The Olympics Of this city, played .
match with the Jsrersons Of New York, on wednes-
day. which largely attended thsrs would have been
q greater attendance but Is was not known until Tues
day night that the match would come on, over i've
hundred persons being on the ground The Jefferson,
sds-the score being 20 runs to IT,
The ARRESTS made by the police during the quarter
ending August quadrupls the number during the
preceding three months
BURGLARY took place Al Sterling Furnace ON Tues
day night the once that place being broken into and
the safe blown open. The amount lost 10 said to be
S1sa
GAMBLING Row-Thres young men, named Hopper,
Kennaar and Irving playing dominoss last night
In saloon near Market street, and on leaving COM
menoed lighting about the money lost Irving was 80
verely kicked By Ksnnaar and charged By Hopper
rested and locked up Yesterday morning, on being
brought before the Recorder he pleaded guilty TO being
drunk and disordery and was nned and discharged
Trenton.
FRr-A eight o'clock yesterday morning FIRE broke
out in the pottery factory Of Moses Co., on Perry
building damaged 70 the extent OF o0o covered
BY insurance.