Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-17

| JERSEY CITY.-Iaui Miller, VINO STAB
bed officer King. on Sunday evening,
was committed to prison yesterday, to
await the result of the injuries inflicted
A Mr.. Thomas Nichols was severely
injured yesterday, by the breaking of
a derrick, while superinteng the remov-
al ofrocks on the Newark and New-York
Railroad, near Bergen ave. Thomas
Dreem, aged 16 years, was sent to the
Jail yesterday, for thirty days, at the
request of his father, for committing a
violent assault on his mother.
BERGEN -Major-Gen. Fitzpatrick is
to lecture in this place on the 1st of
December. Subject 'Sherman's March
to the sea. ni
NEwARK.--A span of horses attached
to a wagon laden with hay, while stand
ing on the scales on Broad-st, yester-
day morning, became unmanageable,
and, breaking from the wagon, rushed
into Marsh store near William-st, COM
ptetely shivering the doors. Several
persons who were in the store narrowly
escaped injury
A musical Convention was held in
the Clinton-st. Congregational Church
last evening, under the direction of
Prof. Emerson of Boston. The attend
ance was good, and considerable inter
est was manifested in the proceedings.
The Cavalry Presbyterian Church
gives a fair in the new chapel, corner
of Pennsylvania-ave. and Greenwich st
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday even
ings, the proceeds to be for the benefit
of the church. The teachers of the
Sunday School connected with the
Third Presbyterin Church were enter
tanned by an address from the Rev. DR.
| Eggleston of Chicago, on "Obiect
Teaching" A reunion of the Divisions
of the Sons of Temperance OF Essex
County, will take place on Friday even
ing next in the Temperance Assembly
Rooms, corner of Mechanic and Broad
SITS. In Justice Mills Court, Samuel
Steiner and T. Hirsch were arraigned
on charge of gambling. A young Ger
man, recently arrived in this country,
appeared as complaint, and testified to
their having won from him $35 so, of
which sum $40 was in gold. They were
bailed. The Walsh Artillery, formed in
honor of Cornelius Walsh, esq. have
disbanded, and will form q new organi-
cation under the name of Lincoln In.
vincibles " The Rev. E. P. Roe lect-
ured last evening at the First Freshly
terrain Church, on The '.The Romance
Cavity Life.
PATERSON. -James Beamen who some
weeks ago was reported in THE MONITOR
to have wandered from home, was dis
covered on Garrett Moutain, on Sunday
afternoon, dead, the body partially de-
composed. A little child of family
named Courtney fell into the Morris
Canal one day last week, and was res
cued alive but some females attempted
to breathe into its nostrils to excite res
piration, and the water was forced into
its the lungs of the child and it died.
The high track of the Riverside Rail
way is to be blocked and filed in with
dirt.
The roof ST. Aloysius Hall, Roman
Catholic School in Church-st., caught
fire from an over-heated stope-pipe yes
terday The flames were speedily ex-
tinguished, but much damage was done
by water.
A son of David Ramsey was thrown
from buggy at Ridgewood on Sunday
evening, and seriously injured.
BELLEvILLE.- residence of Mr..
Thomas Brown in Bridge street, was
entered yesterday morning, and robbed
of $50 worth of clothing.
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