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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
M. csoo5 Tsmnlars, Boat Ride

The Good Templars' Boat Ride
Last we, k Thursday the Frcmout Lodge l.
O. G. T., had an excursion to the islands on
the Steamer Euening Star The steamer is
large aud commOdious, and left the dock at
about Clock A. M,s we'll loaded with
renebs be1A GpSniBSkihg a lgo0d tiaAH
Aside from those who vent, from the city,
the FindIAY trsins brought down quite a
load. f6a AIdaider MID good Hel 30
irving at Sapdusky at II o'clock, Kelley's
Island at IL, andFsut-4a-bSy abSdt rc'clock,
P. NJ. At Put-iu-bAE2she excursicnists
left the boat and betook 8emselves to the
beautiful grove on the land with their
dinner baskets, where spent an hour
pleasantly. Toes0on twere called from
iboir rotreat ssisiisssvb II of the Steamer
and the boat was soon loag ching bomeward
tbrough the green saters 81 Lake Erie. Just
before eight O'Clock in ths seyening' in turn
ipg bend, the steamer grounded aud stuck
for an hour and half After copsiderable
alarm whi.tliug by the steamer the tug
Ra,oson came to ethe rescue aud pulled her
off. She SION after dsEivsd 1.-THE dock and
uulOaded tins sexcutsionista From some
fault of ,Iis 6ficers Of The 6ost or thelodge,
there Was sesscity y5ofzxatef on The boat
and shs1y perseus > "a % fegale tbamselseH
WITH the warm vster Of Lake Bsis asa
the slitny water Of the ssndusky. sohae
young men determined dance hired 9
string. band for the purpose; but R9 dsPci9g
was allowed. soms oi tie zspfsionistt4'
thought thiss' vas Little too strict; butdoabt-
less thsreVer many who thought i ves al
right
The second 81 Augus Esft s
THE ,COoFER, HpusE.zI9 accordance wat w,tt
a calf published BY KandbAr .fOt a meeting
at the Cooper House on Saturday evening
last)to make Arraygsmssatz for cslb brefhg
the Second of August at the time named
number of gentlemen met and talked th'
matter over. A committee consisting OFF J
D. BOTEEua, G. @. oASFIEID, Mar. HAENE.
s. BucKLAND, q. r. ,SHoMo. A. lYPuNgs wa
appointed AKA committss Of afsb bgsasnt
with power to appoint finance and othe
sub. committees. They we're also instructe'
to asF4he city council to apprOpriasea hun
dred dollars for celebrating purposes. Th
meeting then adjourned to reasssnhle at th
cali ct committee. - f>sg
The second Of Adgust this gssE come
on sunday If there 8 sny cefsbzation
will be on Monday.
1t is expected that the gire DsPart1nen
will have gTshd parads on the Sd Of OfAugust
and that sAs Cooper HOuss win send pp
balloon in the evening a
The Committse Of arrangenentF me
again at the Mayors Office WsdGesdaE eve
ming and appointsd a Finance pon 'hittee
consisting of Messrs. Cooper. Bsldihgs Rem
ey, Fabing and YOuog. They FsEe Instruct
ed to report to lhe Dhairuan, Mr. BO1efu
next Monday nightfor sooner e possible.
ID
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TooRIi cEJvsvl T.. lp,s t!,oss now offer

LOOK f1EHE s-I's OIOSO HOW OllofS
4 ARE opportunity to his numerous custom
erss 70 buy cheap Groceries. He is now
Selling Crushed, Powdered and Granulated
Sugar at Is cts. per ID.
BsstsA opFg sugarlm r s7 II g Il
B at IS "
iaotts osys at z2zl5 n"
"A very choice brown Sugar at IA 4i1s'ss F"
a very fair brown Sugar atl219"r "
a very good brown Sugar at Il 90 4"
iThss Best Rio coffse from % to % -"
Tbs Best Roasted ocffse only 80 ~. I"
The Best Ground Coffee Is to 3O7g",
The Best Tea in town for 100 80
= No j Large Family Mackerel So so pr
half barrel. sst
Egs No l Georgia Bank God fish only cents
pr pound,
Large Mu.cstsl Raisins without Stems
2Scts pr pound.
We would advise our cHEtOhners to call
soon and get some of those cheap goods
ilsts -. - - P. oIosE's
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

GGF .s sesEHsE l-F-ssb bTFsigs
"The blushing beauties of modest maid
are doubly enhanced BY a luxufiaht bead of
hair. One b ,ttle. of Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative will achieve the iH3Ottl
wonderful results. It bas become an ipais-i
pensable article of the toilet, and il univer-
sally admired. Newport Merelry.
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local NOTICES.

e ELocUTIoN1 REc1rAT1oNs, DR.. G..
Mauray Savage, ElOcutionist, will give one
Of his RecitatioDs in this city on Monday
evening, July 90 DR.. Savage ranks fully
up to Burnett, GriswOld, and others, and will
afford all lovers of choice literature a rare
treat. The entertainment will be held at
,B1cksrd Hall, OD Monday evening, July 20.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

-RoR SALE.-Eighty .aGEss- Of Ghaiee
l. timbered land, on The RollsrSTilla road, 9k
-iias @4st Of Fremont. It u heavily tmbered With
White Ash, Poplar, Ash and Hickory, and there is
more than enough to pay for the land. Can be
bouGht for SOS psracre, PSYmsnts ressnnsble.
EAIAH Gan lid eco .
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Do yen want any kind of JOB PRINT
INGf Call atthe Journal Ohee'
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Straw GOODs at cost at Smith,
shOmO.k Cn.Is 20 -.Ei h.l Ilsa-II
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We make a speciality of this class Of Job Print
ing, and the work We turn out is as good 'let'er
of Recommendation" as our osbcC needs. we re-
spectfufly invite the attention Of Manufacturers
Merchants, Grocers, and others to this branch OF OF
printing. t-
r1.l frr'frfHz 8f. -- ru.f .---. rr-a = r-E
CARDS. ,--
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THE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHERS NOTTcE-We aiu to
make the JOUhkAI a medium Of IOcdl, ,soe''tts
transpiring ia all parts Of TIE eOrptg, aqF
to t6at md ,Oo,lld thank our trie'sls IN tss
diesrsnt so,oaships to JfortOdsd 70 Us any
ster,s tAat may be Of iiierest in their eeigh-
borkoods. Send the Jacsss IN bris; i yOn
choose. and sUe tOiR /" dress them "" for
publication.
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Do you want Posters prluted-Piain or In
coIorsF Call nt the Journal Omce. .T-'
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LETTER AND BILL HEADS,

a,,, :, Ye4hing in this line printed promptly and
s''.., in good style Orders solicited. .5s 5si l7a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

WHITE LEAD, Paints and oil-Buck-
land & Sons is the place to buy at. Best 9 t
stock and lowest prices, q. s,s ..s r /
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STRAW GooDs at cost at Smith,
Sbomo & Co.'s ''
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- II 80. 9I1Is: y U

Farmers and others wishing Public Sale bills
nriuted viii do wei to call at the Journal Office.
- we doal that kiu5 of work promptly and at low
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

NOR SALE.-A farm containing 40
II acres, gIniles west Of Fremont, on the pike,
so acres cleared and under good cuiyat9n, 10 acIf
in timber, 200 bearing fruit trees Of various kinds
log hbuse, frame barn, 'ge9d wen of water, COED
spring-hnuse Price SIS per acre 5000 down,
balance in and 2 years. CAMFIELD & CO..
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

no I4A Q arm Oe1op. acres,
Il KsE dieSAsdAgd half tinns srsdfeit ilrs ehoiss
heaS$ duoes on Nhich none has elst eoUd
frams house, frame baEn, and pang goTehard
cas- o. Frsdsont ferrs--s65 per uoFs, hAlf cash,
balance in 3 to IS JaarFg1 EnqGlre Of
= II ,oAFFIELD 7 oY!, stths PpstofHc
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

For Cream Crackers go to Warren's
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Books, Stationery, &c.-A full line
apd at low prices. S BuCKLAND & soN.
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,we have recently supplied our JOB CHBce With the
very latest styles Of cara type and are PREPARED 70
execute all orders for Business WeddinBJ o. Visiting
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

srARcH, SrARcu, Sr4RCH.-P. Close
is now selling pure pearl Starch warranted
to be the best in the market at the low price
of 1Octs pr ft. .,.-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

FRUIT JARs.-Buckland & Son keep
the largest assortment, and sell at lowest
prices. f.a.I -s-., p dif T.
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7T STRAW GooDs at cost at Smith,
sbOmO d Co.'s '.. =
io A PosITIvE OURE is to be found in W hitss
Pine Compound for all troubles,of the. Throat,
Lungs, Chest and Kidneys. Try it and be
cODvitn cod
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STRAW GooDs at cost at Smith,
Shomo d Co.'s 74
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Go to Head Quarters to buy your
Groceries and Crockery-D. Garvin 4 Go.
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D. Garvin & Co. are receiving great.
quantities Of new goods, and they are going
off at low prices. -i..,...,.f ,-s,e7fii
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

], 4, GREENE, Proprietor,
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PERFUMES, BAIR-oIL DC, A nice and
foil assortment, at Bucklands, cheap.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-17

EOR lSALEe-A Machine fer saw
ing Shingles, JointeF and Saw tor Saving
bolts, Betting and all complete IN running ORDER
viii ptftfrou7 eigId totem Sthdpand prFiay.T Can
be bought very cheap y OAMFIEGD 4 CO.
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SALEg-GAJ very fdesisable "
will be sold at q brrgAin.
CAMFIELD & CO., atthe Postohiee:
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Tr1w 0~-rr- BLANKs-

blanks Of every description printed at low rates.
Blank Deeds Of all kinds for sale at the Journal
Office.
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Do you want Bill Heads Printeds Call
at Ihe Journal Ohlce.
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eXecute an ordefs I0I blslnlssi " ellIlo' %
Cards in the best manner. -
. #A - - So - -ia
BLANK CHECKS AND NOTES -.
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Real &state 1genfn.

NOR SALE.-A II story Frame.
Dwelling House, Rnsly situated on Croghan St
CAMFIELD CO.
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cHoezax LoDeE, No. II, L 0. o. F., meets at
Odd Fellows Hall, Buckland's old block, every Sat
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If you want good and cheap Prints
90 to D. Garvin & Co. r -s,ri s,k
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TNOR sALE.-~Four aud .one,thir,

DOR SALE.-A one and ahalf story
Il frame dwelling house situate on the north side
of Market Street, west Of the. Re- r., ownedsby =,
H Mitchell Location desirable; large lot. HIilbe
sold cheap and on easy terms. CAMFIELD &Co!
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NOR SALE.-Aineg house and lot,
Ton the corner Of Fspoleon shd Elm strevts
house as good new, location excellent, good well
cistern out buildings and f@nces. Terms, reason
bale, = > GAMFlEkD & Coz Al ths fPpa9t9rfio9s ~
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STRAW GooDs at cost at Smith,
Shono L. Co.'S H@
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Fl. STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 225, T. & A. NJ,
nset a Masonic Hal, DOnoyson's block, on tirst
- a. n...n.anr ereninns of every month.
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- ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
Are unsurpassed in this part of the State. A
work done neatly and promptly.
PRoGHANSfEs.
CIRCULARS.

a. In this class of work we are prepared 70
all sizes and styles promptly and reasonably
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- FETE,soSr caarrER, No. 81, R. A. NJ, meets a
Masonic Hall, Minis block, on the first THURSDAY
evening of each month";
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Fremont ENoAD1PMENT, No. 81, I. o. OF, meets
assame place on second and fourth Monday even
- - -,,1, month
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oF singuler cass.---IF9ssAsSKF. F a aged 9 Yeas
son of Mr.. 81. NJ. BiLLINGs, of this place
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Bemis's Patent Shape Collars sold
at D. Garyin 4 Co.'S, .s-or,
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Tea sold at Bucklands, the best
and cheapest in city.
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STRAW GooDs at cost at Smith
Shomo d Co.'s
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Twenty bales Sheetings just received
at D. Gafvin & Co.'s. re 5!'ff7a zfli5.
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EOR SALE Twelve acres of land,
l. partly improved, log house, on township road
six miies west ef'fraulOat. EnquiFs nff &
CAMFIELD & CO.. al the Postofiee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-12

THE NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT RYE win DO
opened for public worship t2eth inst.) Thanksgiv
ing day. On Tuesday, cath, there viii be an organ
exhibition In the church.
FAIRMoNr AvENUE.-The extension OF Fairmont
avenue from the village Of Farmont to fremont has
been opened for public travel, and proves Of great
convenience during the excavations IN progress on
Locust avenue.
Town HALL--workmea are pushing forward the
erection Of the foundation walls OF the new town
hall in the village of New Rochelle with great vigor,
in order to complete them before osts set In
No further progress will be attempted during the
winter.
PREsENTArIoN.-The members OF the old Board OF
Supervisors on Monday afternoon presented 10
Abraham Hatfield, their chairman, massive and
finely carved gnvel Of ivory with gold band; upon
1t is inscribed the names Of the donors and Of Mr..
Hatfield. It cost some sixty dollars
HARLEM BRIDGE.-The south side OF the West
chester approach TO the new iron bridge over the
Harlem river presents singular lack OF uniformity.
1t IL Intended to construct an iron railing on mas
sive coping along the outer edge Of the sidewalk
while all the other sidewalk approaches are bounded
by massive stone walls and coping four feet HIGH
RoBBERY.-The store OF Mr.. william e. Schotts, az
Rye Neck. was entered by burglars on Monday night
and robbed Of goods to the value OF upwards Of
600.
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RROOKLYS INTELLIGENCE.

CDRoNER's ISouEsTs.-Inqucsts were held by Cor
oner Flavin yesterday upon the bodies OF Francis
Fullen and Terrence Devlin. The former died from
injuries received by falling down stairway and the
latter by falling from pile Of lumber Inc verdict
IN each case was death from accidental injuries
CARROLL PARK. This beautiful and ornamental
little place OF resort for che residents OF South Brook
Ign has been greatly improved and beautined during
the past summer. The latest innovation there 10 the
erection OF swings and seesaw boards az the eastern
end OF the park, which afford the utmost amusement
70 the Juveniles who dock there by the hundred each
line day.
COUNTY BOARD or CANvAssERs--zhe Board Of
Supervisors convened yesterday afternoon, Super
visor Ryder presiding, and organized as Board Of
Canvasscrs. The four first wards were canyassed,
and the Second districts OF the FIRST ana second
wards were sent back for correction, there Oelng
some clerical errors In their returns.
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A young
man, who gave his name as Thomas Johnson, was
arrested yesterday on charge Of highway robbery,
the complainant being Thomas Haley, who resides
at No. IL Portland avenue, and accuses the prisoner
with having been with party OF men who assaulted
aud robbed him OF 6ftytwo dollars few nights ago.
The accused IL held for examination.
ALLEGED FORGERY CAsE.-Detective Frost yester-
dag afternoon arrested Henry 1ndig, twenty-one
years OF age upon charge Of forging an order upon
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WIeSs WAS sss active and &c. &c. lower 10 sell e any er
tent Owners aid conclude gran, ,h some
il :srs sns taxing soS sSs
s sSssse S ssss. % z e for s n
ss3ss f;S'';y :sS =
sr nsr ss ssa rs. 1 a s:sas ct g Il
1sS a. TIs
Tic. nv: Rye dun and entirely nonina, at ~ 80
West = 81 a. state AZ "a oS Canada Eas. al u a.
market was moderately active and steady
rae soaa % osr :. g.
and per steasssr bales d ID.
held at Sid TO BgistS 600 bushels whss. at 3d. TO
don, % hSds sosaeco At sos charters Nor
wesan bark 800 tons to oporto with -four and gran on
GUssirs duh at lsc. 1870. for bass and &c
GHMr-Al kinds dull and entirely nominal at
Hors were in fair demand steady 100 2sc for
eao saS 20 saGss n e sS oss ''d m
HAY-Tho demand ligh. but holders hrm in their
S0c retail lot 81 81 SO long rye straw, 81 short do,
MoLAssrs dull and heard Of sales.
NSy enne was in improved de-
.n but ssi sss s s s sr e 81
and tNew York bbis &c. Rosin s, q,isi
but value the 1 a. sa 20 ss DBL S ID
snS strained sssos u a
Do, IS So Of tar 80 Sss Wilmington Gas runs.
olas@Linseed remained dull at ESQ., &c. casks and
bbs Other kinds Gull and nominal At former quota
PEovIs1oNsR Receipts IA bbs beef and Y packages cut
The market vas dun but holder. were rsr
go e. 1s sr ps for o l Of & " GI
city do, 2s 75 for prime mess $sl for new unnspeced
Pr % az and IT At w
bead Beef was IN s and a Were
M aS for prime mes. and $50 1888 for India do Sales
quiet but unchanged There small sales at
quiet. bps al $40 $50 TSs market for lard
50 as s'
kettle rendered. including $50 erces for February delivery
PETRoLFuH Crude in bulk, was again slow Of sale,
and prices ~ G S at @ si .r The only
market for refined was tTiae more active and slightly
s sasT "a Il
&c. or resduum sales lU0 bbs at 93 Is. In
g sn a
Of this month Sales bb!s for November at acc 400
and Zoo DO for DecsmbeS on pfvae erms
RICE was quiet but steady at ~ a94c for Carolina and
&C. for Rangoon Sales % casks OF the former on p
sUaXR-The business in raw was light and prices
o sSs G Sd
For refined the market was quiet a. the following quota
tons:Hards lb4c lSsc; soft white, 1916 1870 yel-
sEhDs was IN demand, lower prices,
S s pd an 10 n s
Reach, al - it, gold Glover dull frner i2c.a
STEARNE was in moderate re riest Sales 5000 lbs
lslc. : I7c., chiefly at the inside price.
The .ass were value
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y5s bbls There better demand
81 o. s YI d, duty paid.
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PORT RIcnMoND--The fire engine company's
house at Port Richmond IL to be repaired at
cost OF 81 900.
ACCIDENT AT ToMPK1NsvILLE.-Anson Power, Of
this city, on Saturday last thrown from fright
ened and spirited horse and 1t is feared is fatally
injured.
ROBBERY AT VANDERB1Lr-Whe Herman Leely
was at supper on Monday evening thief entered
his store and carried OF about fourteen dollars
worth OF slippers.
The BOARD OF AUDTToRs.-This Board were in
session yesterday in Tompkinsvllle to hear and pro-
vide for all claims against Richmond county. They
adjourned to reconvene on Friday next at New
Brighton.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT EDGEwATER.-On Tuesday
afternoon while two men, william Stall and Andrus
Rugel, with boy named James McCarrol, were
at work timing the roof OF house on Harrison
street. in the village OF Edgewater. s. l., the scat
fold suddenly gave way and tn workmen were pre-
ciptated to the sidewalk Stall and the boy escaped
without injury, but Rugel sustained fracture OF
one OF his thighs. The latter taken to his home,
In BAY street.
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i'm. L. d'EscorIaza of lis wstsr street New York,
and endorsed BY N. Indig, motfx Or M accused,
nTe rr BOXES so o. sugar. valued e sac which Ne
rague Tho property was rucoyeye~c In1 prieonsr.
was locked up to await examinations. -
ARREST ON SUSPICION NV ..ncrsy.-Mr. yr,,.
Dewey, residing at 70. q, Court street. caused tns
arrest on pe,sav evening OF a painter named Abram
YerkS on the charge Of having, In company with
JULIA and william Yerks, in July last stolen from
her gold watch and chain card case and other
property to the value of $780, The plaintiff causes
the arrest OF the above named parties on suspicion
OF being concerned in the theft. The case win b.
heard by Judge Cornwell.
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Jersey City.

Jersey City.
STRIKE AMONG LABoRERs-The workmen en-
ployed IN the factory at the corner Of Washington
and steuben streets struck yesterday for their
wages WHICH, u Ii alleged, they have not received
SEVERELY INJURED BY sroNr-A man named
Henry Brown was arrested ana held TO bail vester.
day on charge OF throwing stone at william Col.
Her, OF Paterson, causing injuries of serious char.
acter N the head. Brown said In excuse that he
did not aim the blow at Collier. -
H0boken.
FIVE Cows WERE KILLED on Tuesday night at
one Of the crossings by . locomotive OF the Morris
and Essex Railroad.
GAZING IN OF NEW MISUNDERSTANDING after.
noon, shortly after four O'Clock, building In course
OF erection on Eighth avenue fell down through a.
fracture in the concrete foundation, buryn0 three
OF the workmen one Of them James Burns, OF No. Ie
Broome street, was quite seriously injured. The.
others were only slightly hurt.
THE NUGENT ALLEGED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sus.
PEcrED PERSON ARREsTED,-Yesterday afternoon
John Woods, or as he is otherwise known,
"Woodsey," resident of No. 292 Bond street, was
James Nugent the father OF deceased. The prisoner
Is about nineteen years OF age. 1t is Thought he
knows considerable about the mysterious assault on
young Nugent He was lodged In the cells at the
station house and Will be removed to Hudson county
this forenoon.
TRoTTING AT WAvFRLEY PARK.-Despite the disa
greeable state OF the weather on Tuesday quite
fine trot took place at the waverley Park, between
two well matched horses, owned by gentlemen In
this city. The trot for $1,000 best three in Ave.
In harness, and was won In three straight heats by
fine bay horse named Eddy The other trotter is
quenters Of this fine trotting ground. Eddy's time
was 2:45, $40, 2:41.