The New York herald., 1868-06-19

taken to the station, where they are held for exami
and Applegate considerably Older. The exact amount
taken cannot be estimated, but is thought 10 Do
quite heavy.
RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-About halfpast eleven
O'Clock wednesday night the body OF man, evt-
dently Hollander was found on the track near the
bridge over the Passaic river at Paterson, by the en-
gtneer Of westward bound train. The midnight
mix train was vas ;ignaed and the body conveyed ,S 70
the inquest until ten O'Clock this morning, IN order
to have the testimony OF the engineer and fireman.
The man ID supposed to have been run over by
preceding train, and s badly mangled, but
fed; he has not yet been recognized, however. He
and plainly dressed One corner Of his necker,
small box on which was the name Peter hudson.
A pocketbook containing 81 7S was found In one Of
his pockets.
FATAL SHOOTING AccIDENT.-James Brennan
Child six wears Of age, was accidentally killed on
Wednesday evening by youth named Burns, who
is between sixteen and seventeen years OF age. 1t
seems the latter, In company with James, was pre-
pairing an old pistol for the FOURTH" When by
careless movement, the weapon, which happened TO
be loaded, went or Yesterday afternoon an inquest
was held when verdict was rendered in accordance
with the facts.
ANOTHER SERIOUS AcCIDENr.-About nine O'Clock
street. sustained serious injury through Kettle Of
boiling water having fallen on her.
Madison.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-A young man, recently mar
red said to be named james Duehler residing at this
place, made desperate effort to put period TO his
existence through the medium Of a razor on Wednes-
day night. He had succeeded in causing frghtful
cash across the throat when has friends appeared In
time to save him from complete destruction. IL is
possible he may recover.
Chatham.
A WEALTHY FARMER KILLED ON THB RAILROAD
Between twelve and one O'Clock on Wednesday Mr..
Isaac sayre, of Summit, the reputed possessor O.!
property valued at 800 was struck by the loco.
motive OF passenger train on the Morris and Essex
Railroad, near this point and SO injured that he died
about twelve hours after. 1t appears he had been
engaged IN company with nephew in hauling posts
from wood near the track and while walking along
the latter became paralyZed from fear through the
approach OF two trans from opposite directions He
was bachelor Of about forty-fve and was noted
FOR his eccentriclties.
EatOntOwn.
CONSIDERATION OF MEMORIAL CHURCH.-The
conservation of st. James Memorial church, newly
erected ediice, built by Mr. Gabriel West in memory
OF his son James, deceased will take place this fore
noon Bishop Odenheimer viii conduct the services,
and sermon will be preached by Rev. DR.. Aber.
crombie, rector Of st. Paus, Railway. special
meeting OF the Northern ConvOCation OF New Jersey
will be held after the conclusion OF the services.
Trenton.
STREET FyGHT-Between five and six O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon melee occurred in Warren
street, opposite the police station, between two men,
named Johnson and Malone, in which the latter re-
ceived deep cash on the eyebrow, from which blood
flowed profusely. II seems that Malone Is one OF
the hod carriers who are on strike in this city, and
went over where this "boss' mason, Johnson, was
engaged with his men. Some hot words were inter-
changed, when 1t IS alleged, Johnson struck Malone
several times until the police quelled the aray by
arresting the dsputantS. Johnson was bound over
in the sum OF $780, and Malone in the sum OF 500
to appear at the next term OF the court
LAYING A CORNER STONE.--The ceremony of laying
the stone OF the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, on Perry street, was performed yesterday
afternoon in the presence Of a large concourse Of
spectators. The presiding elder, Dobbins, Bishop
Scott and Rev. J. B. Wakely, d. d.. of New York,
took part In the ceremony The lot, located on
Perry street. is seventy by one hundred and eighteen
feet the purchase OF which and the erection Of the
edice are estimated at 100000. The congregation
al present worship in the Plank church on Academy
street, with the Rev. Mr.. Sharp as their pastor.