The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
RIOT IN THE SEVENTH WARD.-At tho democratic
banner raising In the Seventh ward on Tuesday
night 0 row occurred, In which on1cer Mack was
attacked by gang Of roughs, who rescued eprsoner
from him. The oficer fred his revolver. when
the crowd to pursne him. All the parties were taken
before the Recorder yesterday morning. The Alder.
man was discharged, but John Campbell, Neil Camp
bell and Patrick Lamb were held for trial
.r ~ Hackensack. ,i'1'r HT
PROBABLE Observation-Disclosures two O'Clock yes
terday afternoon the body Of male infant, bound
up In linen Sheet was found on the Newark plank
road near the tollgate. The child was apparently
three days old, and strong cord was fastened
strangulation was the cause Of death. Coroner War
rem will hold an inquest.
Hoboken.
THE LATE SHOOTING CAsE.-An inquest was held
by Coroner White yesterday afternoon on the body
Of Catherine Fich VINO was accidentally shot through
the lungs by her husband, as reported In the HERALD
Of Tuesday. The jury returned verdict Of "acci.
dental death,n eX0nerating the husband from all
blame.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR.-A man named
James Camleld was arrested by Captain DOnavan
In Brooklyn yesterday, and conveyed to this city, on
complaint Of VIM Conklin and G. Ryan, who charge
Camhed with breaking open money box at circus
and taxing therefrom about $780, Recorder rape
committed him TO Jail In default OF bail.
Newark. 20.
EDUcATI0NAL.-The recently completed Third ward
schoohouse centrally located on washington street,
will be dedicated to the Of education with ap.
propriate exercises this afternoon. II is expected
that Governor Ward, Mayor Pedde and the Board
OF Education will be present
BEFORE COMMISSIONER WHITEHEAD yesterday
man named Hendrich Conover said to be impli-
Gated in the robbery Of bonded warehouse in Mon.
mouth county, was arra,gned Cor examination. 1t
was, however, deemed best to adjourn the latter
over TO the 7th inst. The accused Is meanwhile held
TO bail In the sum OF S. 600.
CoMMITTAL OF ALLEGED CHURCH RoBBERs.-An
examination into the cases Of Robert Quail James
and Joseph Sands and Edward Dey colored, who
stand charged with having broken into new church
at Orange Valley recently and stealing therefrom
quantity Of carpet belonging to gentleman named
Carter, OF this city, took place yesterday, before
Justice Mills. Although the evidence against the
accused the oldeft OF whom is but mere youth,
was very slender, yet 1t was deemed advisable to
hold them for the action OF the Grand jury in view
OF their unenviable reputation.
BARRooM AFFRAY.-Yesterday afternoon an ARRAY
took place In saloon ON ogden street, arising out
OF an alteration the respective merits Of Ger.
tain prize fighters, in the course Of which, as al
leged pugnaclous Englshman, named Charles
Edwards, was badly injured about the face and
head by blows from an ale mug In the hands OF one
Thomas Whe,an. Though severely punished, Ed
wards injuries are not at all serious. The occurrence
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Of the place. Nc arrests were made.
Red Bank.
RELIGToUs-The corner stone Of the enlargement
OF Christ church, at this place, will be laid with
appropriate services in presence Of the Northern
Convocation OF New Jersey, by Bishop Odenhei mer
this forenoon, at eleven O'Clock. BY this enlarge
ment the edidce covers nearly twice as much ground
as formerly In the evening the ConvocatiOn will
hold meeting In st. James Episcopal church at
Long Branch.
TIE CAMP MEETING which has been the life and
soul OF this place for the last ten days broke up yes
terday after season OF great religious fervOr and,
1t Is to be hoped, the planting OF much good. The
magnificent wood was Kept alive nearly all through
the preceding night with the preaching, praying
and singing OF those In attendance. At the closing
reunion FOR public worship yesterday forenoon the
proprietor OF the wood Mr. E. Cond.t, and State
Senator George T. COBB delivered stirring addresses
1t is nos KNOWN where the next meeting vii! take
place. % r.
Trenton. fa
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLUB.-0n Tuesday even
ing Soldiers and Sailors Seymour and Blair club
was formed in this city with Franklin 8. Mills as
President. The young recruits manifested much en-
tAusiasIu.