The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
JERSEY CITY.


TIT PoIcE AND TUE LoroR DEAlERs.--A short time
since two police officers acting detectives on sunday
applied for admission to liquor kept by man
named schrrer. who, happening to be inside the house.
refused admission tho ground that liquor sold
there Sundays The applicants II IL alleged. insisted
getting In, and scule ensued II il further alleged
thai when Schrner sent for r,ce officer,
not divining the Nilsson OF the men with whom he
con,cnang the messenger arrested az was schr
himself afterwards when he presented himself before
Justice Warren. 70 offer bail suit was then taken
and tined before Justice Warren. who rendered his
ages The officers give different version OF the case
AMI believing they we're doing than their duty
viii appeal from this decision THIS Judgment covers
the OF ocer that OF the other being abandoned
Hobokeu.
srionr.-A man named William schmeiokerdt, pro-
rrioicr OF shoe in Washington street, jumped into
The river the foot Of Fifth stree, yesterday forenoon
and was drowned. About half hour afterwards the
body recovered An inquest was hold by Coroner
White and tho following facts ELECTED Deceased
had been laboring undor mental sberra,ion resulting
from violent headache AMI subjected At times
that he expressed 10 his wife strong
resolve to rid himself Of further suffering By destroying
ten O'Clock yesterday forenoon no lying the sofa
from which he went TO bed and his wife, taking ad
vantage OF the leisure she was thus Afforded went TO the
butchers shop and returned, but her husband
ives m ssing. Search at once made and continued
for bali hour whom two standing the Bremen
dock saw body floating ON the water, which turned
out to be that Of the man for whom the search was
made The Jury returned a verdict that deceased came
TO his death by drowning while laboring under mental
arrangement.
BIsror OprSHxNERs TAsswsri.-M six O'Clock yes
terday morning communion service was held in Grace
Episcopal church, tho Right Rev. VIM. Henry oden-
hcmcr Bishop OF the Diocese OF New Jersey presiding
assisted by other cergymen The exercises which were
peculiarly interesting, consisted Of portion Of the usual
morning services the celebration OF the Holy Eucharist
and farewell address bv the Bishop who sailed ester
day Cor England The Bishop exhored hi charge
c, cro,hery love eonnue for love the badge OF
Christian Fellowship and the holy lesson taught by the
last dspcnsaton Christian people should be the repre-
sontaives and illustrators OF Gods love, which will be
some future time the harmonzer OF all iscoriant
elements Love the OF all sermons and peo-
pie should learn TO Glove one another"
TIE SHOOTING March s2000.-The shooting
match for prize purse Of 900 between the Helveta
Society, Of New York. and tho Newark Shooting Society,"
came OF yesterday At Brsnner's Shooting Park, large
number OF persons being In attendance Mr. Herzcr
OF Newark had the honor OF hitting the bulls eve Grs
The prize was won By the Newarkers, by 23i points
The following the largest number OF points made by
any Of the contestants -Hendsrn. ISL: Schaik 1s5;
Haveriy. 142; Belshea- 1ll Twenty men were chosen
from each society contest for the prize aud each
bad allowed him twenty shots picnic held afser
the shooting waSover