New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SETTLING WITH HIS wIfE's PASTOR.

SETTLING WITH HIS WIfES PASIOh.
UNPLEASANT CHARGES AGAINST THE REV. Mh'
TRUMBowER, or WEST HoBoKEs, n. j., WITH
pRAwN-THE SHEPHERD RESTORED TO HIS
FLOCK.
Tho little Office of Justice Schnueriger, in Pail
sade-ave.. Union Hill, n. j., was densely crowded
Yesterday morning, when the case of Mr.. Bon
against the pastor of the Porter NJ +. Churcn
Of West Hoboken, Mr.. Trumbower, was called. AL
least 10 persons had also gathered the sidewalk
few minutes after 8 o'clock Constable Ludlow
appeared with his prisoner and was speedily foi
lowed by Joseph Boh who had caused the arrest on
charge of assault and battery with intent 10 KILL
as stated in yesterdays TRIBUNE. The Rev. MI
Trumbower had spent the night at the house OF ~
p. Westervelt in charge of Constable LUDLOW, MI
Westeryelt having with reluctance become oonuS-
man III $500 for the appearance OF his pastor Inc
Rev. Mr., Trumbower was smiling, and looked much
refreshed with sleep. His air was easy, ana lie diu
not seem to mind scrutiny
r. Dav appeared as counsel for the defendant ana
Mr. Hoetzel the father-in-law of Bob, appeared l0r
the complainant.
"Shall 90 on with the examination asKeu the
Justice as he raped for order.
Counsel stated that the parties TO the suit had
come to a mutual understanding in regard TO TIE
matter and that Mr.. Bon desired 10 WtndraW tne
COMPLAINT. If Mr.. TTumbOwer would agree not 10
prosecute him for raise lmprlsOnihcht' ~ '"io
nastOr agreed and the necessary papers were s2neu
Then the Justice discharged the prisoner, VINO loSt
no time in going TO the house to pack up MS
clothes. He does not intend to board with MI B0n
any longer at all events. Later III the day ne IeIt
Union Hill for Hackettstown, NJ D., where ne mas
sister living. lie Will return ana preach on HunuaS
rext he saws, trustee OF the chuicn REMARKED
that the minister would probably preacn LOT TWO oI
three SUNDAYS, ION the fly as 1t were so as noI ~
90 away in disgrace and then ne would retire per-
maDently. The trustees OF the chuIch h"Vo '"N0"
no official action as yet. or,.4t
On SUNDAY evening 1t is is said, Bob called at the
house of d. u. WeStervelt where tue pastor was
locked up III the parlOT, and desired an interview
with the nrlsoner The request was granted, and
after several plans of settlement had been discussed
n compromise was finally agreed upon. Justice
Schnueriger said that although he had ulshisseu
the case he should he compelled TO send the papers
to the Grand Jury for its action. lie also added that
when ne cave the Rev. Mr.. TrumbOwer his revolver
nfter the examination. the latter dropped II care,
lessly into side pocket OF his uster On neng tolu
that the weapon was loaded lie SAID, Oh, that )
The home of the Bob family is in Franklln,st 1t
is neat two-story frame dwelling with fIench
roof Mrs Bob had not returned TO 1t last evening,
aud the servant in charge SAD that slle Mas ,o'
coming hack hut was STAYING with her sister MIS-.
p,erson Application at the house OF MIS- fleISon
10 see Mrs Boh was met by a DECIDED refusal hIs'
Bob was sitting by "a front window at the llhe'
looking very much amused. o5 ..
Mrs On Bo;s whom the pastor once accused OF
scheminc to marry her daughter Maggie, 20 MN,
said Yesterday that she I" would rather see Maggie
mt under ground than to have her marry that man
Irumbower." e A., tob soid
that the Rev. Mr.. ITumbower was very young
man. whose sympathy ran away Win MS Judgment
Mrs Bob was accustomed to have htS-Sonietlmes
fifteen day-and the minister naturally pecalhe
interested in her-so much so. in fact, that Wneh
she was i'll he took of her, her husband reius-
ing TO hire nurse.