The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

5efSey Sity.
FATAL RESULT or A KEROSENE ExPLosIoN.-The
woman Mary Greame, residing at 80 Railroad
avenue who was burned by the explosion OF
kerosene oil lamp some days ago, expired at the City
Hospital last evening. permit Tor burial was
given by tue Coroner.
CHILD BURNED TO DEArH.--on Saturday After
noon girl ave years old, named Adelaide Cara
vanta, attempted to take some peanuts from the
stove on which they were placed by her mother,
when her clothes TOOK fire and she was so severely
burned that she died witlln lew hours the
father oi the deceased keeps peanut stand near
his residenoei ut No. SO Railroad avenue Coroner
Warren viewed the body and gave a permit ior
burial.
HobeSen.
ANOTHER SuicIpE.--Yesterday afternoon man
named Michael Foster, living in Meadow street. died
from the effects or deep cash which he made in MS
wrist week ago for the purpose or seif-destructon
He bel profusely at the tlme mat he SANK graz.
ualy from Gay to day, thousn be bitterly repeied OF
the rash act he mad performed. Coroner "Mte VIII
hold an inquest this forenoon.
Newark.
ANOTHER NEW JERSEY RAILROAD VICrIa.-As the
six O'Clock tram from New York was crossing the
junction or South Broad street ana Railroad avenue
last evening man named Frederick Ohler, Of Charl-
ton lost his balance ana fell or the 'front.' plt
form OF the rear and was run over. His lelt leS
was snockingiy mutiiated. lie was removed 70 81.
Mehaers Hospital. Amputatlon VIII probably De
found necessary.
STOLEN PROPERTY REcovERED--On Friday night
the stable OF Mr.. Robert Seward at Milburn, was
broken into and d valuable horse wagon ana har-
ness stolen Mr.. Seward recovered his property In
this city last evening, near the Clinton township
line. man named Beach found me horse ana
wagon astray on his premises, ana was about noti.
fynQ the police when the owner appeared. The
thief has not yet been arrested.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A MUrE.--On Saturday
night, While Mrs, Sarah Bennett and her husband
were crossing the track near the Morris and Essex
ia tlafp Wna
they were knocked down and run over by reckless,
purbnd WAGNER. Onicer McGee was promptly
the spot and with several citizens, removed Mrs.
Bennett, who Was Very seriously Jnured externally
as well as Internally, to the residence OF lady
named Kitcheu, at No. 447 Broad street. The IN
jured woman tainted away several tunes, but was
ultimately so much improved as to permit her re-
moyal 70 the cars and thence home. Mr.. Bennett
was only slightly bruised. sad phase OF the case
is the fact that the Bennetts are dumb Tie Iec6.
less driver could not be found.
CHAPEL DEDIGATIoN.- very neat, chaste ana
elegant little chapel OF the Clinton avenue Reformed
church located on the corner OF Church street anu
clinton avenue, Newark was dedicated to the
service OF Jehovah yesterday forenoon, in pre-.
sence OF congregation equally fashionable as it
was numerous The chapel has just been completed,
a. cost Of $4,000 It IS very solldly con-
structed Of ight-coored granite, in the pure
Gothic style OF architecture. 1t Is divld ed
inro a lecture hall and Sunda ~ school chalnber.
The former is on the ground oOr and is spacious,
well Ventilated apartment, handsomely furnished
ana carpeted The seats are Of oak and CHESTNUT
ana are all nicely cushioned. The Sunday school
chamber Is UP stairs and is likewise spendidy ven
rlaEed and appointed. III the centre of the floor
large IRON white painted fountain has been placed,
with the intention, probably, OF drawing the youth
1ul mind TO things pure ald beautiful as well as the
eternal water OF life
In the morning, at nalf.past ten O'Clock, the ded
catory services took place. and consisted OF very
able sermon by Rev. Dr. w. ]. X Taylor and an emf
negty suitable dedicatory address by Rev. DR.. u. p
Terhtlae. At halpast two O'Clock in the afternoon
another large and fashonably attlred congregation
assembled IN the Sunday school chamber, ana par
ticpatel in series OF highly interesting exercises
consisting Of singing addresses and the presentation
b. superintendent Orson Wilson or handsome
Bible TO Miss Sarah M. Davis one or the youthful
sunday school scholars VINO had answered any ques-
tons in the entire Heidelberg catechism. The
addresses were delivered by Edgar Former, d. G.
Dodd, Jr., ex-senator Frelnghuysen, w. IL. KirRe
and Rev. Walter Condict. Elder Orson Wilson pre-
sided.
1t Is intended in the spring to commence the
church edlnce, which ID TO cost about $4,000. IL
VIII be adjoining the chapel, on lot directly on the
corner leaving frontage on Clinton avenue of 100
feet, WITH depth on Church street OF 200 feet.