The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


ANOTHER ACCIDENT rHK ERIE RAILWAY DEror.-
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning, switch tender
named John Spears while in the act OF coupling two
cars at the Erie Railway depot had his hand crushed
almost jelly. Medical aid was procured. and 1t "
feared amputation will be found necessary. Spears
sides with his parents In Brooklyn -
CoRoyEas IsQUEsr-The inquest in the case Of Daniel
Skelley, who killed at the Erie Railway depot on
Friday afternoon, held before Coroner Warren yes
terday and the jury in their verdict censured the rAi
way company for not having men TO give signals at IN
engine house when locomotive Is In motion
ACCIDENTS AT TIE FERRY-Last evening at half past
six o'clock newsboy named Buckley fell overheard at
the ferry Slip foot Of Corandt street. but rescued
Fifteen minutes afterwards man named David Jew,
resident of Railway running 10 catch the boat -
moving from the BRIDGE when his foot struck pro-
rising the surface he had sufficient presence OF mind
TO grasp rope stretched along the float till ladder
lowered by one Of the employees and he was taken
out.
CASE CHOLERA MoRBua-On Friday night about
eleven O'Clock, young woman was suddenly attacked
BY some disease in the ladies' waiting room at the New
Jersey Railroad depot Police Surgeon Watson was
called on and he pronounced The case cholera morbus
The necessary remedies were prescribed and the woman
was sent to her home by the midnight train :,
LIQUOR DEALERS FNED.-Georgs Bloom was fined 11e
and Martin J. Fargo $50 BY the Recorder yesterday
morning for selling liquor without . license.
AouDESrs Yesterday morning market wagon col.
boy seated and be thrown 70 the pavement b.
tween the wheels. When taken up he was insenabIo.
and though severely cut hts lpues were NOT ssrioua
parents reside at No II Grand street, while crossing
street, his house. by coal cart HIS
while the side Of his head was cut by the horses hoo
Another wagon belonging 70 man named Hardekoop.
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but mis- injuries are not Of . serious character.
son of. " Thurston, who resides At the Of
~ and Mar ATM oaan Asnw To- ~
passage Of cellar ct his house whom the heavy door
fell and struck the little fellow the head Though
stunned by the blow, he soon recovered.
Newark.
FUNERAL OBsEourEs 1HR REV. FArHm sKrrz--on
Friday morning the funeral obseques OF the Rev. Father
Seilz whose sudden death city was recently pub.
lished in the HERALD were held at 81. Nay's Roman
Catholic church, corner Of High and William strsets
Over twenty clergymen were present AT halpast nine
A. N. the solemn procession entered the ednce, whom
the once OF the dead read after which solemn
requiem mass was sung by the Rev. Father William, O.
b. ceebrant, assisted by th Rev. Father Alphonsus
O. s B., deacon and the Rev. Father Niedsrhauser Of
O. 8 B., oiiciated as master Of ceremonies An
impressive ana v touching discourse was delivered
The coffin containing the remains Of the lamented
clergyman heavily bound In black cloth and
ing inscription REV Cashier ssits, O. s. B. Died
July %, 1867 Aged 80 years and III months.n After
the services IN the cnurcn mad been concluded the
cession moved 70 the burying ground Of 81 Mary'g
church, where the body inferred with other core
monies 81. Mary's Independent Rifle Company and
three Irish benevolent societies accompanied By the
Jefferson Brass Band joined In procession and accomps-
MED the remains their final resting place. me fol-
lowing ciergymen acted pail-bearers:-Rev Fathers
Bruins, William, Andrew, Of New York; Alphonsus and
Preth. Father Setz, whose sudden demise . large
circle OF friends will mourn, for time assist
ant Glory man Of Mnrys church, but compelled 70
resign his Oh arge account OF failing health On the
Fourth OF July visited Newark for the purpose Of
spending q short vacation with his friends The only
relative Of the deceassd In this country 10 brother
Patterson.
TIE CHARGES AGAINST Mr. SGLsR The Mayor and
Common Council met on Friday night when It was re-
solved that another person be appointed take charge
Of the Poor House while the investigation Of the charges
against Mr. ssier 10 gong on, being obvious that 10
will continue for several days. The Committee on Poor
directed 70 proper persons take charge
OF the Poor House while the investigation continues
Alderman NcKarnan stated that Mr. sgler eGprssssd
desire TO be relieved Of the charge while the nvesisa
ton continues fhe investigation was continued ON
Friday night and only the conclusion Of the lest witnes
evidence taken, when the Committee adjourned 70 Tues
day night