The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-14
NEW JER SEY.


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SUDDEN DEATu.-A woman named Anna Blake. resid-
ing in West Hobokep dropped dead yesterday morning
A certificate OF burial granted by the Coroner,
physician having pronounced that dc aih cnsued from
disease OF tho heart.
Newark.
PotIcR SrArrsTics During the past week the police
OF Newark made ninctysx arresis increase Of the
number OF the preceding week.
HuRr ny FALL.-Pat 0Rourke who resides At
No IL South Orange avenue, found early hour
yesterday morning lying the sidewalk. corner of
Washington and Market streets, insensibe cond-
tion. He was conveyed to the Office OF physician,
when was discovered that he had received two
cuts upon his bead The wounds were dressed, and
after resa,nns Consciousness ne was taken nomo ne
head struck the curbsions. and hence his njurics
CHURCH DspicAnos.-The newly completed Second
German Presbyterian church, on Sussex avenue, was
dedicated yesterday. Services were hold In tho
ing, afternoon and evening Morning services were
held In the German language. In the afternoon large
congreg ton was In attepdance-the services being
the English language. The Mayor Of the city, Hon
George A. Hasey, Rev. Messrs. Poor. Parker, J. Fen
nre sunr,nr,sia sssan ~o,s nn az Raw
Robert Ackman, followed by short address from tho
Rev. J. r Wilson In he evening the services were in
both the German and English languages The edice Is
OF BRICK fifty by seventynve feet In the basement
the school and lecture rooms The church will seat
about thousand people The pulpit made OF black
walnut, and IS elegantly carved The windows are OF
stained glass. The altar and pulpit were ,astefuly
decorated With flowers yesterday Tue cost OF the entire
ednce Including the grounds) S24 000 upon which
there floating debt Of 80, 000 and funded debt OF
$4,000. On the floating debt however, about 81 900
has been secured There are two Sunday schools In
connection with the cburch-one German and the other
Enelish--each having an average attendance OF ono
hundred and twenty scholars German and English day
schools also conducted under the auspices Of this
church. The Rev. Mr.. Bruno is the pastor.
Brnsfss PsosPxcrz-Business Is exceedingly duh at
present In the city. prominent firm doing business
a. machnists on Railroad avenue have been obliged,
owing 10 the state Of trade 10 discharge the present
ell OF their workmen, with the exception OF two and
Is their intention TO close their shop entirely for
or Two months la other factories in the city the
expedent has been adorted and II Is feared that a
general slagnation 10 TO follow.
oss or rHs RxsuIrs run ELECTION Three boys tho
oldest only thirteen years we're arrested at one O'Clock
yesterday morning on charge OF grand larceny. Their
names are Alfred chaplsy, Frank Lozier and Charles
Hook On the night OF the election the lads determined
TO build bon1re In honor Of the successful candidates
Unfortunately they had not the necessary funds pro-
the material for the nre and accordingly set Off
q foraeing expedition They came few barrels
and boxes but after they consumed their enhu-
sasm not lessencd They then " Ia alleged, tore
down portion OF neighbours fence and took the door
OF clubhouse from lts hinges and with that wood
kindsd the nse For this violation OF law they held