New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
rEw-YoRk DAILY TR,,eurE, SATURDAY, APRIL II. 1893
the Erie Railroad depot in his possession. Recorder Mar
tiDdale held him for trial.

the Erie Railroad depot in his possession Recorder Mar
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BERGEN.-A meeting was held on Thurs
day evening at Library Hall TO protest against the
supplement 10 the amendment OF the city charter
Senate bill No 23s. which has recently passed
OF the Legislature and received the approval
of the Governor Addresses were made by William
Keeny Edgar b. wakeman, Augustus Hardenburg, Wal
ter Storm Wesley Gleason. Henry Fitch and others.
Some OF the speakers were In favor OF the bill Resou-
ons SdPed Sy yGte 81 az G
rage and promising that candidates for office who favor
the bin receive the support Of the citizens there
assembled. committee was appointed to present the
resolutions TO the Legislature, with view to having the
HUDSON CITY.-In Recorder Aldridge's
Court Hudson City, Theresa Masew accused Mrs. Kir-
of keeping dsOrdery house, and Of encouraging
her husband to visit It, The accused was held to bail to
NEWARK-On Monday last, as previously
jOners of Newark turned ont on strike against their en-
poyer the latter having failed to accede to the demands
OF the workmeDnamey advance Of 25 cents per day
1t has long been custom with carpenters TO compare II
to regulate their prices with those paid TO masons
and painters. The receiving 81 per day,
and the carpenters felt that their wages 3 25 per day.
should be increased TO s. so per day The
employers, however, q in number drew up
and signed agreement not only refusing to advance
the wages, but to employ again the men on strike.
held at Upper Library Hall, at which Mr.. VIM NJ Shaw,
President Of the Newark Carpenters Union, presided
The meeting was attended by members OF the Union ana
those who not connected with that organization
resolution adopted in which the strikers" pledged
themselves TO continue IN resistance until the ueninu
asked for is aceeded TO. Messrs McChesney secretary
OF the Orange Union, John Gallagher Charles ilt0D
bons and others, addressed the meeting, one OF te
speakers saying that OF the employers had already
promised 10 advance the wages Ii was announced
joneTs Of Orange will also turn out on
strike unless their demands arc agreed TO-.
III view of the fact that number Of persons have Deeh
in tho habit OF loungng in the inner room OF the post
Office the postmaster has given orders that no person p
hereafter admitted theretO-not excepting priyiegea
characters" IA meeting OF the Common Council WAS
held last evening To consider the subject OF taxes
Government detectives have caused the arrest OF scFi
persons ON charges OF dealing IN counterfeit notes I
of the Is confined IN the Essex county JAIL put
at the request of the authorities tho Particulars are Tor
the present withheld. Mr.. Peter NeunnRer ana one
GesIe were severely injured Thursday night by be-
ing thrown from wagon In which they were riding.
Mr. Geislle had narrow escape from instant death
PATERS0N.-The Bergen County Court OF
Oyer and Terminer has Is bills OF Indictment before H.
and the Grand jury have adjourned The PaskaE re
formed Church has called the Rev Mr.. Willis OF Mon
mouth. The Second Ward Democrats have nominated
Nathaniel Taylor for Alderman Political coOnz alton
schemes have been discovered among the Ways ana
means Of the Democratic party here. The Executive
Committee OF the Citizens Gas Light Company are nc
work canvassine the city The grounds about the
Passaic Falls TO be improved, by their proprietor,
into handsome boulevard. The Franklin Lake water
Company win 20 INTO immediate active operation
Since the Mortgage Exemption Law was passed invest
ments In bonds and mortgages have increased Mem
beers OF both political parties In favor OF the erection
OF new building combining city hall, fire tower, and
bank The proposed paper Is To be controlled, not
by the Republicans, but by able ParRerlemocrats.
Joseph Bocrman, peddler robbed near Ramsey :
Station, Of $3.50 aud watch.A gentleman Of Paterson
the Democratic nominee for Alderman ~ the Seventh
ward and John j. Reid the Republican Ia the second
-. The supplement 10 the Paterson and PompOn Raii
road, extending that road 20 Boonon, Is defeated.