The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-13

A LADY ATTACKED AND HH CoMPsicos SEVERELY
BEArgs- In saturdays HERALD published an ac-
coun, OF an alleged attack on young lady named
Josephine Eythe in one OF the Tes. Hoboken cars by
two men, ono named Philip Ascher the other unknown
.. the time Complaint waz lodged and warrants were
granted. Tho occurrence took place at late hour on
rhuradsy night ,, TO Sa1sd .salns. repetition q the
her homo on saturday night Having arrived at the top
of the hin their Gay home the lady noticed two
the road side til they came up He then rushed
ous and with . heavy club felled Lochler
and blows me lady with great presence OF mind hal
oed murder al the top Of her voice and created such an
in her fight that before the assailauts who pr-
sued her up the Inhabitants Of house near the
road wero ON the scene and afforded hor protection
Her prosecutors then fed mucring threats against her
il sue should prosecute them Complaint was made Of
the foregoing facts TO Justice White yesterday, who
Wagner arrested and committed to jail In default Of
So 600 bail each. They were tho same parties 1t is
ho sdy tss %
has created quite an exciteInent In West Hobokon and
Washington village The lady keeps millinery store
in Brooklyn.
ANOTHER CHILD BITTEN BIT Doo.-A boy nx yean old
OF Peter Hager residing at l4 Garden street. was
bitten by dog yesterday. Afdayit having been made
before Justice White thai tho dog was the child
| BY a woman named Julia Mcdonald, warrant was
issued for her arrest
ANOTHER CHURCH RoBBED.-Thc trustees Of The Fair
Baptist church, Bank street. have discovered
that the church has been recently entered and robbed
| SIS collections OF the Sunday school, As the building
| unfinished condition IL is supposed that the
thieves obtained entrance through the upper portion Of
| the cuiice which is not yet closed.
| MINOR ITEMs-The regular and "independent',
Ha Finlshers Societies. of Newark, have made con-
soidation, and number over TOUR hundred mem.
beTs. On Sunday night horse belonging to Mr. H W.
Davis, of Harrison township was stolen. The weekly
mortality report shows that there fifty deaths in
Newark last week, twcnty-one less than during the
preceding week.
ACCIDENT PRINTING OrFIcl-A printer named
Theodore Taylor employed in the job Office Of Amzi
Person, had his right hand badly mashed about six
O'Clock las, evening, by catching 1t In the cog wheel Of
Gordon press. He taken TO Office OF Dr. Dodd
where one finger was ampuated and the wound dressed
ACCIDENT TO NRwARkRR-sir. George r. Tut.le q
resident Of Newark, in attempting to alsht from rail.
road car at Norris PIans Saturday night accidental
ly slipped and fell 10 the ground tho violence OF the fail
resulting in breaking his right wrist and severely brus-
ing him.
FArAILy InJuRED.-A girl named Mary J. Corey, re-
sden. Of Newark, while on visit to Wayne county,
PENN last week, struck her against the side of
bridge, but GO attention was paid to II the time the
injury being apparently OF little account Several hours
ia two days aterwsrd the girl died.
sAD'AccDESr On Saturday evening, a lad six years
old, named Ephraim Cohen, residing at No. 2 Canal
street, was by heavy beer wagon and fatally
injured. Tho wagon was standing before lager beer
saloon, the driver being engaged in unloading some
beer While the driver was in the saloon number Of
boys among them the lad Cohen jumped upon tho rear
part OF the wagon Cohen climbed up tho spokes OF a
hind wheel, when the horses attached TO the wagon sud-
Denly started throwing tho it,e fellow forward under
terrible manner. 10 was at once picked up and
conveyed TO his home whero he fingered until last night
VIXEN no died. Tho driver, Michael McAdam residing at
corner OF Wickre and Academy Streets was arrested
yesterday on charge Of maasaughter; put DR. Dodd,
county physician expressina belief that, from all the
circumstances Of the case tho injuries OF the boy were
received in purely accidental manner, he shortly
after released.
USrRrcrOKSrEo NuEBsa OF ARRESTS. Tho records OF
the police department show that during the week end
Ing on aiurday the police have made hundred and
our arrests. This number for week ia unpre-
cedented in Tho annals OF tho department The Of
majority OF the arrests s probably the for fight.
ing, which exists to a great oegrec in the city.
MINOR Police IrEMs-A large number Of
made By the police during Saturday night and ysster-
day. The following persons had tho ominous word
"drunsn attached to their cognomens tho docket
Owen Denniu, Francis Gregory, William Anger, Law
rence Duga0, Aaron Chamberlain, Nicholas Lacey
Thomas Kelly, Patrick Quinn, Christian Ebcrllng aud
Robert Mead, wore confined in the city PRISON for
yagrancy Hannah Green, who gives hor occupation
decent exposure.
FuSERAL OF PROMINENT CnIzES.-The funeral
ceremonies of the late Charles o. Jcssup held yes-
teriay afternoon, at his residence, No 100 Orange
trect, large number Of tho leading business men and
celebrities of the city being in attendance Mr.. Jessup
recently died at 81, Paul. MINI, where he had gone
the benefit of his hoath. The body was embaned and
forwarded to Newark After the usual funeral
moniss .he Rev Nc Parker, OF tho Park Presby terrain
church, delivered touching eulogg on The deceased
after which the remains were conveyed to Paramount.
Cemetery, where they were inferred. Mr Jessup wac
OF the prominent manufacturers Of the city, and ono
OF tho leading residents OF the First ward ticking an
active part In all movements pertaining the
OF the city. He had largo circle Of friends by whom
he was highly esteemed
REPAsiyG DAMAGES TEE FLOOR over one hundred
wcrkmon kept busy throughout yesterday repairing
the damages dono TO the Morris canal and reservoir
Of the Aqueduct Company. The Canal Company ere
anxious 10 complete repairs in order that navigation
may be speedily resumed. The city has not been CON-
PEELED 10 forego the large amount OF daily used,
Is 1t likely to be. The work begun by the borse rail
road company at repairing their road swept away
yesterday but will be resumed this morning The loss
Will not be less than the figures given IN yesterdays
HERALD 100000
FAREWELL TO BTHoP onESHn1rR.-Notice was given in
a.! the Episcopal churches Of Newark and vicinity yes
terday that Wednesday morning next at Elk O'Clock
A. NJ, a holy communion service will DO held in Grace
church. at which Bishop Odsnbcimer Of the New Jer.
fcy diocese, will preside. Tho Bishop has accepted an
invitation, extended BY the Archbishop OF Canterbury
10 attend council Of Bishops, to DO held Lambeth
On Wednesday next the Bishop will take occasion
liver farewell sermon 10 the congregation present.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRKTsKcEs.-A woman named Catha-
rne Brogsu, alias McAackn, was arrested yesterday
charge OF having obtained, under false pretsrces gro
cerss and liquors from Patrick Downing. South Mar.
ket street. to the amount Of SOL Is alleged that the
took tho goods 10 Orange where she sold them
anu then concealed herself from the officers whom she
learned were after her. she 10 held 70 await trial.
Morrissown.
THr CAxP MnriyG.-The arrangements made for the
camp meeting at this place give promise Of abundant
success. On Sunday afternoon the religious services
commenced. The Rev. b. A. Bu,ty pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Morrstown, preached
very instructive sermon about twelve hundred peo
pie, founding hts remarks upon First Timothy, second
chapter eighth Regular religious services
commenced last evening, over two thousand persons
being attendance Religious services during the con-
uauance Of tho meeting will be held regularly at ten
O'Clock A. ~, halfpast two aud half-past p N.
hundred and dry have erected upon
the grounds, and there IL q prospect OF very large
attendance during the remainder OF tho week. The
people rapidly settling down by families preparing
for an undsurbed enjoyment of religious exercises
Sencrnl reverend Rontemen have already Arrived The