New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
some time for the bridegroom the party went away
and the church was closed.

The jcwery manufacturing firm OF Miller bt .h.
procured the arrest yesterday OF inemperg ., ,%1
Irlich of No 10 Greene-st IL - cnaTgeu Ilae NO
latter firm received from Alfred Petit whiie III the
employ Of Miller Bros. valuable patterns.
The case of the Rev Mr. Irvine and wife, OF the
Faith Orphanage at Woodside, charged with cruel
treatment of children under their charge, was post
pOned yesterday to June H.
sUNDRY NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.
AspuRy PARK.-The fourteenth annual meeting
of tho New-Jcrsoy State Pharmaceutical AssoGla-
tion began yesterday III Educational Hal" i"o
attendance was large.
WEsTFIELD.-The Ladies' Temperance League
holds afternoon meetings in Lyceum Hall. Inc
speakers are from various places; ana tho ron iron,
clad pledge is numerously signed. Petitions nave
been IN circulation adverse to the renewal OF
licenses and there has been solne anxiety IesV
Scotch Plains should renew license to mousse Oh
the border of Westield.
ORANGF-Preparation are being made for intro
ducing the electric arc lights and IN lew days III
teen lights will be put up. proposition VIII 10
made to the Common Council az the neTt mcc'i"s
The work of erecting gates at all the raToad cross
ngs on the Delaware, Lackawann3 and western
Railroad from Newark TO South Orange has been
begun An association is proposed OF artists en-
grayers architects and others engaged IN art pur-
suits in Orange and its vicinity; me m%nagers
of the ROsedale Cemetery Will set apart pioI AoI
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Et1zABFrH.-Thc body Of General n Morris Hal,
stead who was killed at the Markct-st railroad
station, Newark was buried III the cemetery Oh tho
First Presbyterian Church .Ihe lax Conii1,a-
sioners are arranging for levying the tax for the
year. o>,c ,cr,>-o
OrOGUF.-The foundation for tho new Episcopal
Church has been completed, and the lumber aud
other materials arc OF TIC ground.
FLUsHING.-Thc police were securing the WOODS
yesterday for an insane man. Ldwara DufF fe aye
room in the house of his relatives III NateS-d'e''
where he had been placed for safe keeping prepare
Inn "a
traced TO the woods between Jamaica aud Middie
Village and his brother, who has offered large
reward has employed number OF men 10 s'"ich
i'i ALONG THE SOUND.
DrTCH KIIIs-Nrs. Pauline lnsterbraken
widow, advertised for a husband two months ago.
Charles HUT, German shocmakfr: emplo$cd py
Samuel Tullcman, at Long Island CITY, invited Aer
TO meet him at the store the following sunday;
They met aud were married. and ate, drank ana
danced the night through. The next day they
hired rooms and began housekeeping. HUT re-
turned home one evening recently and found Tour
Instcrbrakcns who called his wife mother lie
protested and in protesting he knockcd MIS-. liut6
down and swearing TO go forth ana dlh iti nc
house He returned in an hour de2d--cfuuk. INC
beatings continued until last sunday when he
kicked his wife INTO the street sic VIII Apply IoA
a warrant for his arrest to-day -, c,
BplpGfroRr-Tho annual session Of the Grand
Lodge l. o. o. T., was he'd yestcrdaT. The mem
b$rS6n IN January !. was S.76s Officer, for the
year were elected and an address ael!FeLGd- IL
Permly, secretary and treasurer vi mo uOWG Ma
chine Company, was initiated mo INC 'uI'u "osi'0
Of Masonry last evening 49,, -.
NORwACK.-At a fellowship meeting in the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Mrs. stephen iioyt, OF Ne"-
Canaan who has been a member OF the C0ngreGa-
tonal Church i'm her town for siXty-threc years;
was present with four children, all middle aged
men.
STATEN ISLAND
Millions of potato bugs were crawling along the
shores of the upper lands Bays and Narrows yes
terday.
EpGEwATER--The Staten Island Gas-l Light Com
....1e ~ a
the village as guarantee t. establish practical gas
works within thirty days.
NEW HRIGHToN-Th New-York Cricket Club
will play a match with the second eleven OF the
Statnn Island Cuckct Cmh TODAY.