New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Il Zion NJ T.. Church lcoloredl, NO ooI ~
ST. April 10 and for joint beneit-one-lal tle ie
| receipts to the Chinese Mission, and the Other han
to the Fisk University-at Steinway Hall, April 10
William Poole. age seventy years died suddenly
| Poole's wife died last November, and SINCE tnat
time he has drank to excess, anu has SOFA on eteIy
article of furniture for the purpose Ei sbSyst"S but
| heap of hay in an upper room upon which ne Slept.
! Pool was found yesterday. morning IN slttln1R
position in the doorway leading to his bedroom pea'
There was a small confusion his head and there
fore the case was reported to the county physician
| for investigation.
fonnd MIIc crvine Monday night in Washing
! bv Officer McCane of the Park Police; Yesterday
she was taken before Justice Duffy in the JenerSQll
Market Police Court, where she stated that Up 10
Wednesday last she had lived with her parents AT at
| No l O ,aya-st., GreenpOint. On "Wednesday sile
had beon brought to this city by young man, with
whom she STAYED at the Ashland House until last
Sunday when he deserted her. Sunday night hay
ing no money OF friends, she wandered apout tns
streets Yesterday she searched for the mouse OF
an acauantance but could not find IT. Jus;lce
duffy temporarily committed her and telegraphed
for her father.
Coroner Herman yesterday Pmpanneled jnry,
in the case of Thomas Baker and the Inquest Will DC
held on Friday.
Albert Bennett, age thiry-fve. Of Fifth-ays and nd
Baltc-St. and George Ellison, age iilteen OF NO. ~
CaITOll-st., are reported as missing
Max Albert age twenty-five, of No. 104 scholes-
ST. was discharged from box factory in Ihroop-
ave. Monday Yesterday he 9sl 81 Charles Janecke.
the foreman, why he discharged him. Janecke
made no reply. and Albert drew knife and stabbed
Janecae in tho left side. Justice Scmler committed
Albert to jaIl for examination
William w. Beal, son of lillian 2. Bcal, of No.
2S3 PIesdent-st.. was found dead in the cellar of
his fathers house at 1880 n. IN. yesterday, having
shot himself in the left breast with revolver He
not quite twenty years Of age and his friends
wero at n loss TO account for his act. He was em-
poyed in this city, and was usually of cheerful
disposition. -
james b. Doremus, who recently resigned the
clerkship Of the Board of Fire Commissioners of Jer:
scy City, compelled to resign on account OF
alleged irregularities. 1t Is said that he converted
$500 belonging to tho city to his own use.
NEWARK.
About fifty trunk makers employed hy Farsner r
Co. struck on Monday for an increase OF 20 per
cent in their wages.
The fourteen hundredth anniversary of the birth
of Saint Benedict. founder of the Orler of
BenedIctine monks was celebrated at st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church yesterday
Robert Newton a grinder, employed in the buckle
stantly killed. lie was "A single man about twenty
years of age, and lived in Chatham-st.
The Spring term Of the Essex County Court
opened Yesterday morning. and Judge Dcpue de-
livcrcd his charge to the Grand Jury. He directed
attention to the subject OF taxes aud the fraudulent
ovation of taxation. He referred to the publications.
in the papers in regard to he purchase By city oiii
cids of the WOOdside bonds.
The Newark Prestbytery began its Spring session
Mt South Park Presbyterian Church yesterday morn
ing. The Rev DIR. Craven was elected Moderator.
The application OF Charles H.: Brewster for
ordination rs an evangelist was drbatcl aud was
then withdrawn. In the afternoon the regular
reports were read. The sermon to The Presbytery
was preached by the Rev DIR. Craven.
County Physician Hewlett. on Sunday. was in
formed bY DI. Baker, that in his opinion post
niorlem shOnid he made in the of Mir. Frank
lin. wife Of Dr. benjamin Franklin of No. 1l5 Belle
villc-ayr who died last Friday. night. DR.. Baker
ale hp had hpp,,
DhVsican ne declined to give certificate of burial
as be thought there WAS evidence Of malpracfcc !
d. iie"irit Oegan the examination on ,,,nhday
night, and II was not lntl an early hour Monday |
morning that he completed it. lie IL very reticent
to what hc has discovered, hut has lad the mat
ter before the County POormaster. lie has gEaDted
certificate. nor has he ordered inquest. Dr. |
Franklin denies that there was any cause for NAL |
practice. - -
bergen PoINT.-Ina quarrel on Monday night |
brtwccn JOHN Diiscoll aud John LOwcry. the LATTER
had his head badly cut by glass thrown by Drscoll.
IRvINGTON.-At the annual election on Monday. |
n Democratic Clerk ard u DrmOcTatic Treasurer |
were elected The Trustees are equally divided be-
tween the TWO parties.
EAST ORANGE.-Tho annual institute Of thc
teachers of Essex County was begun in National
Hall. on Monday aiternoon,. when Professor V. De
Grll, of Albany, made an address,
HsRGsoN.-Trcasurcr liilty's annual report sh0Ss !
ments Sl937S ~. Tho school report shows
$9.Gs6 10 in receipts and $7,257 81 in disbnfsc-
ments.
BAYoNXr CrTy:-William GRAY. young man
living on Avenue -, BIyOanc City, who was eU-
pl0yed az a clerk by William Fryer, - butcher. ran
away three days ago. Since his disappearance IL
his brcn ascrraned that he IA an einbezzler to the
extent of $3.50.
OEANGE.-Ata meeting of the Common Council |
Monday night, the annual tax ordinance WAS passed.
approprating tor the porr $4,000; for streets
lire department. 81 900 for interest on bonds sink
fund. clc.. T22Oo0; for contingent account
Ing $4,000; total $Gl.oO
HuHokEN-Ihc Democrats of lIoh0ken have
nominated John A: Mcneil, an cx-AsScmbiyman,
for Mayor; Robert II. Alherts. the present ncum-
Water Registrar, and August Bcntc, tho present in
clnuhrni. for CITY Treasurer. Francis NJ. Me-
Don"ggh WAS renominatcd as C,ty X corder and
john MrDcrnott as Water Commissioner.
here Will he meeting for the final organization
of - ihc American Society of Mechanical Engi-
nceisp AZ the Stevens institute. ll0JUkcn, at ii
,,'cltt his morning. 4 report Will BE- read by the
Committee on OrranHai0n appointed at the pre-
llrlinarv meeting held February lG, The commit
tee composed of Alexander l.. liolley. Professor
William Z. IrOwbridgc. Ecklcy i: Coke. Jackson
Barley General Q. A. G. Gilmore. Henry Il. WORTH
ingl,m and ". y. Forney. Rules Will be adopted
and ClliceIs elected.
LONG ISLAND
IIrMPsrEAD.-Thc Long Branch Improvement
Coupn:.y on Monday elected Thomas Il. Sharp.
president j. BcIs Dorsey, vice presdcnt l.. Jcil-
hundred men were put to work Monday on the
new road, 10 run from Pcalsali,s Conner to the
lj'drll ana Work VIII DC DcEuh OIL Tue new motel
within the next ten days
I.OXG ISLAND CIrY.-M the meeting of the Board
Of Education of Long Island City held on Satur-
day. complaint was made TO tho board from the
Fifth Ward School that the teachers could get no
tucl from Mr.. llOran, and recently were compelled
to burn the fence around the school. Mr.. lIoran
was directed to have tho fuel supplied. .... Cap
tain Rutherford of the British bark Chapman. ,
from Nova Scotia, died suddenly of heart disease
Monday morning on board his vessel lying at
Proyosts Dock on NewtOwn Creek Long Island
City. .... 49,.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON-Oncer Love yesterday arrested n
ramp on one OF the Staten Island ferry boats on tho
,harGe of vagrancy, and arragned him before
Justice Mccullough, ut StaplctOn The man, who |
cave his name as Louis Dejetlinc. said that eight
months ago he came to this country from Germany
imd falling into the hands Of sharpers In New York
le soon became reduced in circumstances. He also