The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-14
NEW JERSEY.

An engineer, named Michael Dolan, lost $3.50 In :
Union Hill on Friday night, between rum shops
and thieves: The money had been hardly earned
on board South American steamer.
A WAGNER named Patrick Foley, fell from his
cart ana was run over near Hoboken. sustaining
Injuries which VIII probably result In his death.
He hes at his SISTERS residence IN Hoboken.
The time for the Introduction Of private bills IN
the Legislature will expire tomorrow evening.
The constitutional amendments are made the
special order for Tuesday morning In the House.
Rev. Mr.. Mohn, pastor Of the German Lutheran
church Of Hoboken was rendered q brilliant re-
ccption. ana presented with magnificent watch
and q handsome bouquet on the recurrence OF his
birthday. The gentleman is the most popular
clergyman In Hoooken.
The Justices OF the peace in Hudson county are
agitated over the bill pending in the Legisa ture.
which, II passed. will render their ofices worth
less. They have presented remonstrance against
the passage OF the bill, and Mr.. Carscallen Will
submit the document to the Assembly tomorrow
evening.
A German named August Peacock, about TO take
passage or Europe per the Hansa lost bis valise
containing 81 600 In gold and other valuables on
the dock yesterday morning. The Waterman
found the package and restored 1t to the owner.
VINO handsomely rewarded him with Q bran new
silver hall dollar.
long and expensive suit has just been decided
in the Sapreme Court. In the case OF the Estate
Of the late Bernard Mcmahon vs.. Matthessen and
Wiecher the jury rendered verdict for sls,46 81
in favor oil the pla1ntn Inc defenQapeS tmn6-
dately gave notice that they would carry the case
to the Court OF Errors and Appeals.
The Hudson county Grand Jury will report TO
the Court tomorrow, when the final batch Of
indictments VIII be presented. The evidence in
the Of the freehoders' frauds was Overwhelm-
ing. Three OF the freehOlders have been missing
since Thursday. The rumor that they have been
indicted has been circulated throughout Jersey
City.
In consequence or the prevailing distress IN
Jersey City the Young Mems Christian Association
nave resolved to discuss the question whether
soup houses Should be re-established. This asso-
cation furnished 80 much relief last year that
muoh distress was alleviated Many prominent
citizens have sgnined their desire to subscribe to
SO praise worthy an object
The bill Incorporating the new ship canal in Jersey
City was the subject Of debate last evening among
the real estate in old Jersey City. resolution
was adopted indorsing the bill introduced by
Assemblyman Sheeran, and calling on the repre-
sentattves from Hudson county to support the BILL
MIR. Sneeran Will present q petition signed 0y
large NUMBER OF properly owners when the Dill
comes up for second reading.
A blooming belle named Mary e. MufYet has just
been married in Beverly IN o dress consisting OF q
bufr.colored silk, the materials OF which were
brought from Canton, China, and taken to Eng.
land during the American Revolution BY Roger
Kean, q prominent merchant or that day, and
to the bride. She Is the
sixth bride married in that dress during Ave gen.
erations-three IN England and three in this
country.