New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-24
NEW-,JERSEY.
JERSEY CrY.-A party OF fifty or sixty CAPT

talists rode over the NewJersey Railroad on Saturday
afternoon, by Invitation Of the officers OF the Company
in special train Of three Pullman palace cars the
Iaa started al $500 O'clock and about three horrs on
the road The guests inspected the magnificent coaches
aud partook Of Refreshments.
EyGLHwoOD-Tbe Gas Company Is making arrange
ments TO extend It's main pipes ABOUT Two hlles do"n
the "Tcaneck Road" which Is noted for elegant resi-
dcncee, .. ~ ..-s - 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been established aud
street lglps have been erected on tTee oi INC pThcn
avenues. Tne Gas Company proposes ~ eA'ehu 9 pipes
10 Rutherford PARK,
HAcKENs lcK.The Cassis OF Bergen met last week In
tho rst Reformed Church Inc Rev. a. H. dayi2t Oh
Elgli,h EelRhbOrhood preached the sermon TUG rev
Dr. Fisher, pastor OF the Second Reformed Church. ten
dered s resignation np9n me Ground OF iies Sn Inc o
BOOnOn has been appointed - me Nachcy az airy
S2ODD per The Third Reformed Church OF Jer-
sey city the Rev j. H. Suydam pastor has given notice
That il will, at the next meeting Of Particular synod APP
formed from lie South Chassis Of Bergen. The Asbury
aggregation has decided 10 charee the location OF me
uropery few blocks above Their present site. The new
church will he 6 feet longer and 10 feet wider than the
recently burned Tie price OF real estate is steaV
advancing ard rents prOpoItonaely higher than In
Paterson Passa while houses TO LET are IN constant
demand.
PATERsov-About 300 tuns OF anthracite coal
ceiyed hast week by the Delaware LaekaTanna, and
freight have yet been established the latter route.
and dealers are left IN uncertainty as to the cost Price o.
their coal. Ihe stock hand T. not mQre tqn sufficient
TO satisfy one days demand, but supply Is expected
rn,- vr,- 30 49, -,n rlias at $l2 1of stove size
The price Of tickets gu the horse raroa9s as gee re
duced 10 is per for adults and s. per 100 for children
under H. fhe Sixth Ward School has been closed and
the scholars to-day viii occupy the thid floor OF schoOl
No J. the pupils Of which have been transferred TO the
building occupied by the High school The latter depart
ment viii be opened today in school No g.: The
Safe kl ofhcers chosen AZ the late municipal election
are required TO qualify on or before April IS
NEwARK.--st. Lukes, the new Methodist chapel on
Clinton was dedicated yesterday, B3hop bnp-
scn preached on AN Especiui Providence" large
collection was made The new budilg Of -. NJ
chaers Hospital was thrown open tor ins~e'"on
ple. IL VIII ycman open during u,.is week..
The Citizens Gaslght Company, which .ne last Legsa
ture authorized 10 consolidate with Sac Orange Company,
have nearly completed their arrangements TO that end,
and wild lay the Connecting pipe within week. They
also propose to supply Woodside.. sgel, tho
after shooting him. about year ago. was pardohed last
week On Saturday be visited Fischer ana assured MN
venge upon him. but purpoed rather 10 lead an upright
honest life. Albert Duingcr Of Monroelane Well
In the hand yesterday from quarry man. Henry Fischer
who IS said To nave been creating disturb
Tie members OF the various Official boards OF the Method
list Churches OF this city and vicinity have formed the
Newark III. L. Union" with Gen. Theodore Rlnyon.
President the Rev. Mr.. Van Horn, Vice President the
Rev. stephen l.. Baldwin, Secretary, ana William ID.
COwan Treasurer. =. Patrick Lyon, formerly "a member
OF Co A. sth n. j. Vols ami Of late an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home, was found drowned ia ID pond on the
premises Of the Home, on Saturday.
ORAEoE.-The Germans will celebrate the return OF
peace, at Library Hall, to-day. The festivities viii
include Grafton, singing, exhibition by me Turner's
Society," and ball. the proceeds TO be forwarded 10 Ger
many for the benefit Of the wounded
LOSG BRANCH Gov. Randolph, having announced
that be VIII not order the customary trennial encam
ment this year, Gen. Plume, commanding the brigade
regiments, has ordered his troops 10 prepare for
caInpment OF ono week, probably at or near here.
Lyons FARMs.-The Rev. Mr.. Bergfels OF the Baptist
since last November lie spent the Winter IN Florida
tho benefit of his health, which is wholly restored