The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-30
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 80 l874-rRHLE SHEET


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In Newark, yesterday the thermometer was
above 100 In the shade. A number OF slight cases
OF sunstfoke were reported, the most serious
being that OF John D0rdor, tailor, and Frederick
WinRle. 800 7- ~ |'rr'1
The Jersey Changers win begin their great an.
nual festival in September at the Waverley Fair
Grounds, under the auspices OF the State Agricul-
tural Society. Ten thowand dollars IN premiums
will be given out.
A few days since An elderly member OF o family
residing on Belmont avenue. Jersey City, was bit
ten BY mad dog and her lip torn or The dog
was pet In view OF the terrible results lately OF
hydrophobla there 10 great alarm that the vene,
ra0le dame VIII be carried on by that dreadful
malady.
Bellevile seems determined to achieve fame BY
means Of her dOuble-headed government The
counsel OF the new municipal government has ap-
plieo to the Supreme Court TO set 2 DAY LOT sns
nearing OF proceedings which will decide who Is
who and what Is what-whether the new or the
old government Is the lawful one.
An orphan girl fifteen years OF age, residing on
Thirty-seventh street, Jersey City, was subjected
70 yilanous treatment the other day By some rui
and then got her on shore near where Aaron Burr
shot Hamilton, where the crime took place. Fer
assistance, but all escaped except one william
HART, who Is held in the Hudson County jail
There is justice, even for justices, In Jersey. As
an instance IN point Justice Gerlich, OF West Ho-
boken, has been arrested and held in 900 bail to
answer charge OF forcibly entering the house Of
John Reuter- and taking thererom, without due
warrant OF law, some 500 worth OF property. 1t is
believed That Gerllch acted entirely from mis-
taken idea OF the power OF hts office. There Is Q
disposition In Jersey to teach Justices needed
lesson on "the insolence OF ONCE"
The report Is current in Newark, where he re-
sides, that United states Secret Service Detective
]. C. Netteshp, implicated in rne District sale bur-
giary AFFAIR, has become a ravng maniac because
OF family afctions; He lately lost very pr9mls,
amassed an Independent fortune during his con.
nection with the Secret Service, under Colonel
Whitley, United States Commissioner. Whitley
Is OF opinion that "Ncttie" Will come out OF the
District aiYair all right
The condition of the streets OF Trenton at the
present time Is anything but creditable 20 the policy
of the municipal governments OF that city. In wet
weather the mud is ankle deep. ami wnen the sun
the avalanche OF dust living araur% N AL direc-
tons Is almost intolerable. ~ nrnt citlzen
remarked TO HERALD reporter yesterday that he
believed there was not town from Maine 10
Georgia that had streets In such . bad state OF
preservation as Trenton.
A petty fraud has Just been perpetrated on the
Catholic clergy OF Newark Not long since Rev.
Father M0ll0y, assistant clergyman OF St. Joseph's
church, who was educated and ordained priest
in the English college at Lisbon had sent to him
from the college cellars some casks OF pure wine
intended for altar use. some reckless practical
joker sent an advertisement to one OF the local
papers by post anonymously and with the price
enclosed, setting forth that Father MoOy had "a
pure article" for sale, "price So so per gall0n.'
The reverend Father his brother clergy and
Catholics generally are much mortified. The
Father has published card severely admOnisnlng
the cowardly practical joker.