The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-14
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Hudson City.


BURGLARY. The house of Mr. James r. Dey, at West
End, entered yesterday morning by and boy,
who carried away sTerware jewelry and clothing to
the value Of several hundred dollars The thieves
pursued and fired which caused them drop some OF
the valuable articles Among the missing properly
several octagon silver napkin rings marked ~ x.
D some studs and ewclry No trace ofihe burglars as
yet
Newark.
MASONIC PRESENTATION The members OF Kane I,odg.
No. 81, f. and A. NJ, on Friday evening last presented
to their late Master, ". d. Ru,an an elegant hunting
case gold watch. The presentation made by General
Theodore Runyon, in a speech The eifi is hand.
somey engraved with emblems OF the bascric order,
and was manufactured at q cost Of $3.50. r 40
wEhGSABrcy LaxE-Surveyors are now at work
under the direction Of the directors laying out the PRO-
posed weesnahck Lake and driving parks at waverley,
between Newark and Elizabeth. II is the intention OF
the directors 10 have the enterprise completed by rext
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SERIOUS srABBMG AFFAIR. About one O'Clock yester-
day morning, John Jackson, carpenter. living Al No.
% Drift street. arrested charge Of atrocious as
sault and battery. no having while on spree stabbed
young man named Mclaughlin, also living in Drft sresk
The facts in the case, ascerained are follows
JAs kson, In company with several Of his friends had
been on drunken frolc and he neared the corner
involved In . difneuny with Mclaughlin, and finally
becoming enraaed, he drew from his pocket . large
pOckes knue spring Oiode Win which he made large
And dangerous stab In the abdomen Of the latter the
unfortunate speedily conveyed 10 his residepce
and although surgical assistance once riven he
still lies between life and DEATH jackson Is now held 10
await the result Of McLaughns injuriea
RELIGIOUS SERVICES YEsTxRDAY-An Interesting ana
instructive delivered last evening 70 YOUNG
mon, BY the pastor Of the First Baptist church. Rev. H
O. Fish, the subject 1.-THE Prize Of the Two wordan
In the Union street Methodist Episcopal church the re-
vval services continued AZ the evening service
appropriate sermon TO occasions OF such religious in
forest was delivered BY the Rev g. Hughes. In this
church many conversions have taken place, and the
work OF religion 70 sill being eneYgetcay forwarded
Trenton.
TMMrY CHuRcH (EplscopALl The morning and eyeu-
Ing services held At this place Of worship yesterday
we're Of . very interesting character. AZ the matnai
celebration the rector Rev. Albert u Stanley, in very
eloquent sermon selecting his texs from s. Matthew
third chapter, second Repent ye for the king
dom Of heaven ID Al handn-pointed out clearly the
proper path 70 b. pursued BY hoss who profess and
call themselves Chrissans." The decorations Of the
church Of most beautiful description and are
typical OF the Advent season Among the numerous
ornaments is an exceedingly tasteful arrangement or
placed Immediately over the entrance, and is sur
mounted by an arch OF svergreens with tho scrpturi
notices. Tho Mighty Cod" Everlasting Father.
prince Of Peace" inscribed In bright letters OF gold
After the service was concluded o meeting OF the
wardens was held In the veetry, for the purpose OF
drawing up . resolution TO be sent to the widow OF
Wesley r. Hunt expressing their deep sorrow In her
bereavement The deceased one Of the first senior
wnrdens mainly instrumental In forming the parish Of
Trinity IN 1857 and was subsequently Identified with \:
famous BY Washington Irving in his splendid WORK,
Astoria"