New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
SUBURBAN Ne VS..
.IERSEY CITY

JEhSE1 I'll I.
John Devlin a Junk dealer. at No. 3j5 Hender-
son-st was sent TO the County Jail yesterday for
thirty days for disturbing the services on Sunday
of the City Mission.
William A. Marvin, age sixty, of Port Jeryis,
stepped from an Erie train on Sunday at the
entrance to the tunnel, thinking that he had
reached the depot. The train started, the old gen.
tleman attempted to board it, and missed his foot
ing falling under the wheels. lie was SO Dadiy
injured that he died yesterday.
NEW-JERSEY.
ELIzABETH.-The National State Bank declared a
three per cent dividend yesterday.
BAYONvF-Bcrtha Collar. age three years, was
run over by wagon while playiug, on the street
yesterday, and instantly killed Charles Ihomm,
the driver, was arrested.
HARRIsoN.-Ihe Rev. Dr. Carver, rector of
Christ Church, has accepted an invitation of Da-
mascus COmmandeIy Knight Templars of Newark
TO preach sermon at Trinity Church, Newark, on
Good Friday night.
PATERSON
The congregation of the Auburn Street COngrega-
tiOnal Church OH Sunday secured pledges for
81 225, making up the entire debt, $4,000.
Charles H. Putnam, the proprietor of the two
New-YOTk cigar and tobacco stores, yesterday
made an assignment to James Troy, Jr., with assets
of $1,000 liabilities, S5,l36 The stores have
been closed on a mortgage held by Wilkinson, Cad
dis & Co., and an application has been made to the
Chancellor for an injunction, IN behalf OF the other
creditors to prevent the sale Of the property under
this mortgage.
David Prestly, engineer of the Dolphin Mill, on
Sunday was repairing some snattlng Wnen MS lau-
der slipped and he fell with 1t through the elevator
well TO the lowest floor, distance OF 80 feet. He
was removed to his home at Temple and North
Fifth sts His right hip and several ribs were frac
tured, and he may have sustained internal lnJur-
les.
Henry Henkel, who knocked Cornelius Vrceland
senseess with a billiard I'm liqu0r-sbOp on sat
urday night, was arrested yesterday and held IN
$500
NEWARK.
The Rev. Mr.. Richardson, pastor Of ST. Stephenss
Protestant Episcopal Church, has received call
from parish in Staten Island
The Rev. Dr. Vassar, of the South Baptist Church,
who was recently called by the Baptist Church IN
Lynn Mass, has decided TO remain with his present
charge.
Ten wears ago, when the bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad were at extremely low figures,
Charles W. Hassler, of Ncw-YOrk, proposed to some
of the bOndhodeTs TO turn their bonds over to him
as trustee. to have them exchanged for western
bonds that he should sell the bonds on time, and
make distribution of the profits when realized. The
term of five years mentioned for such distnbu-
tion of profits. The bOndhOldsrs made an applica
trustee and i'll the interim for the appointment Of
receiver. The argument yesterday was upon the
appointment of a trustee. A. O., Keasby, counsel
for Mr. Hassler stated that his client had made an
assignment and was willing that new trustee
should be appointed in the interest of all the
bondh0lders, but not OF certain ones with whom he
is in litigation in NewYOrk. The Vice-ChancellOr
appointed Daniel DOdd, of Newark, trustee, no
agreement being reached in regard To receiver
The twenty-seventh annual session of the New
ark Methodist Episcopal Conference will begin in
the Halscy Street Church tomorrow morning.
Bishop Andrews will preside. FOrty-three preach
ers, having served for three years, VIII be trans
ferred 10 other charges, and the total number Of
changes will be about eighty out OF the 2O0 pc
longing to the Conference. One OF the most lm-
pOrtant matters to come before the Conference ls
that of the charges against the Rev. DR.. Brlstor
formerly pastor of St. Lukes Church. Inc ln-
dictment contains twelve counts. III no defence Is
made the conference will dispose OF the charges
1uetly To-day the committee will meet at the
church to examine candidates for admission on
trial and for deacOns' and elders orders.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-The late David Jones' brewer,
left the income of his estate, valued at $1,000 900
to four sisters and brother. lie directed that the
executors should carry his business and that the
profits should be given to has heirs The executors
In January charged against the income all the losses
incurred in the business the sisters SAID the losses
should be charged against the estate and not against
the income. slhe Surrogate yesterday sustained the
ground taken by the executors
NEw-ROCHELLE.-At an early hour yesterday q
brakeman named Phelps, employed on the Harlem
Road, while walking on the tracks was instantly
killed by an owl tram.
MOUNT VERNON--The will of Herman Behrman
who died on Thursday, was offered for probate yes
teTday. lie LETT his estate, about S4O,OOO, to his
wife during her lifetime provided she remains his
widow. Mr.. Behrman had "a son and several daugh-
ters TO whom the estate goes on the death of then
mother.
YoNKERs,-The Hamilton Woooid Company, OF
which ex-MayOr Grace IL "a stOckholder, will soOn
make application to the supreme Court to have lts
name changed to the Fern Brook MILL
ALONG THE SOUND.
GRRENwICH.-Next Sunday will be the last of the
Rev. George A. Gordons pastorate, at the Second
Congregational Church. He will assume his duties