The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-21
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


SrpDES DEATH.-A man named Hogan, residing in
bloomfield street, went 10 bed Saturday night with
out complaining Of any Illness and he found dead
yesterday morning when the inmates went 70 him.
He had been afflicted for short time with rheumatism.
He kept jewclry stand in West street. In the vicinity
Of the Barclay street ferry.
Fire. Between twelve aud O'Clock yesterday
morning nre broke out in the kindng wood yard Of
Flint Harp, at the foot Of Third street, the
Bremen dock. and the coal and lumber stored In the
yard consumed to the extent Of 600 Tho build
ing left in ruins. Great alarm manifested for
the safety Of the shipping lying around tho dock, but
the efforts OF the nrsmen TO check the flames proved
successful.
SHOCKING CAsuALr ON THE Ngw JsRsEy RAILROAD -
Az the Philadelphia train which left New York at six
O'Clock last evening moving OF from tho Market
station George Ssley the baggage master OF the
train, stopping on 70 the front platform OF the last
slipped through and the ran across his body The
Inflated man lived about fifteen minutes. He resi-
dent Of Gregory street, jersey City where he leaves
wife and i've children he had been In the service Of
the New Jersey Railroad Company for eight years and
being always Of kindly and humane disposition, is
widely regretted
DEATH PROM GAraRESr Mr.. Jacob schwslb residing
at No 12s South Orange avenue. had OF his hands
severely burned about two weeks since while supern
tending work around varnah factory Plane street.
Since then he has suffered great PAIN being without
sleep for nights Notwithstanding that the best and
most careful medical aid rendered him, gangrenc fol-
ON Saturday last
Trenton.
TRINITY CHURcH.-The services held in this church
yesterday Of the usual character In consequence
Of the absence from town Of the rector elect Rev. u
Stanley. until late hour Saturday night
ndently expected by largo congregation assembled
yesterday morning that the Right Rev. Bishop Oden-
hemc OF the diocese who had visited this city for the
purpose Of performing the ONCE OF instituting the
rector, would ofciate in place Of MT stanley who u
Was supposed would not arrive before this morning.
Their hopes OF seeing and hearing the venerable and
eloquent prclate were doomed 10 disappointment,
a. he had made prior engagements. This was, how.
over, in great measure compensated for BY
the highly interesting sermon delivered by the
clergyman. Selecting his text from the words OF st.
Paul TO the Galatians nth chapter, sixth verse "For
In Jesus Christ neither circumcision avaleth anythng,
nor uncrcumcisor; but faith which workcth by oven
Tho great Efforts Of the preacher were 70 interpret prop
ery rs exact meaning and 10 convince his hearers that
"by faith alone could they be savcdn During tho even-
ing service tho Pastoral Symphony" from the sMes-
sah rendered with much sweetness by the organst
Miss Conover
ACCIDENT TO A SIxGHiye PARry.-yesterday morning.
willis gentleman from Philadelphia, named sartori,
accompanied By two young ladies' was enjoying sleigh
ride one OF tho turnpike roads leading out Of this
CITY, the horse got frightened At the appearance Of
large dog and suddenly rearing backwards violently
threw them from their against rail fence and
then wildly plunged forwards with the conveyance,
until arrested by party Of gentlemen ON their way TO
chuch Fortunately tho injuries sustained by Mr. Sar
tori ind the two ladies wore little bevond few sllQht
brues IN bis aTtn aud severe fright 10 the ladeS