The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey Csy.
CAPTURE ALLEGED RIVER THEP.-A man named
Thomas Roberts seen, shortly before yosler
day, the foot OF Warren street. bearing Of boat
somc heavy material, supposed to be iron. young
man, who suspected that robbery being commit
ted took boat and proceeded towards the who al
once took to flight He was pursued, and although he
swan across the canal he was caught IN entry, be-
tween Monmouthsand Coles streets and conveyed 70 the
station house.
Hoboken.
BopY MURDERED MAN FOUND THE RIVER. The
body Of found yesterday in tho ferry slip in
such . condition as TO leave no doubt that he was
brutaly murdered and afterwards thrown into tho
water He was despoled Of his Clothes except shirt
and pants the former Of which down from the
shoulder along tho side. There was deep cash In his
and his skull was almost beaten in Coroner While hav.
ing been notified will hold inquest but there is little
probability that any important particulars Of shs foul
ment
RurIinstou.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION The convention Of the Epis-
copal Church Of the Diocese Of New Jersey assembled
on Wednesday It 81 Narys church, Buriinaton. At
eleven o'clock the morning the clergy entered the
church in . procession, when religious services were
held followed by the administration OF the Holy Eucha.
rist The sermon was preached by Rev. +. c. Putnam.
Of Bergen, from the text, beginning at jerusalem
AZ the afternoon session resolution was passed. after
earnest debate RENTING all Of assessments
due in 1895 In the evening missionary session was
w., concerning election Of church ofhcera"
Woodbury..
DEDICATION OF MoSuNrxr.-A soldiers monument
yesterday dedicated at Woodbury., Gloucester county
1t is constructed Of American MARBLE with the exception
Of eagle and the Of OF the State which
OF Italian MARBLE the whole being erected At OF
$4,000 The latter representations placed upon the
top Of the monument the latter being forty feet in
height and bearing the inscriptions OF the names
OF 213 deceased soldiers who died during the
late The memorial 10 inscribed "To her
citizens who died in defence OF the Union
Gloucester county dodicates this monument" Upwards
Of thousand were present to witness the ded
cation ceremonies among whom were Governor Ward
and staff and Hon. Frederick 7. Frelinghuysen Tho
Woodbury.. followed by Grafton from Rev. Joseph r.
Garrison, Of Camden. Short addresses also made
by Senator Freinghuysen, OF Newark, and James Will
son, Of Trenton.
CHARGE BIGANy.-A man named John Roche
arrested and taken before Justice Mills the complaint
Of his wife, who charged him with adultery and bgamy
Marriage certificates Of both wives testified 70 AZ
having been read by witness Was required 70 give bail
IN 5000 10 answer
LABOR MovxKST.-The journeymen printers OF
Newark held meeting on Wednesday night, in Upper
Library Hail. for the purpose Of forming Union, about
thirty being in attendance After the organization Of
the meeting che President Of the New Ysrk Typogaph-
acer Of printers' unions committee TO draft bylaws
for the government Of the union, and committee TO
invite the cooperation or the German printers were
pointed