New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-06
srYpRy NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

FpANKItN-The Methodist parsonage was broken
into yesterday morning and robbed OF number Oh
valuable articles.
~orrn ORANGr.-A meeting under the auspices
of the LADIES Fore ign Mission Society OF the Pres
byterisn Church will be held tomorrow night.
UNIuN uuL.-Thc high wind on Thursday night
demolished new building IN the Dallcytown foad
which Was being erected for John LOWS.
ElILABEfB-On Friday night near Elizabeth,
the wind blew tse running plank on a freight
ear and John Nash brakeman, was hurled upon
the si0ue ballast. He was severely injured
SoUru RrTHfRFORD-Ihe Western Toy company
has purchased laud at Lyndhurst and VIII erect o
large factory .... Plans lOI building fory cottages
YORK.
UARRispN. The Domestic and Ke1rnev Football
clubs played game Yesterday b." ore ! 300 spec
tatoT-. the kearueyr winning inc game DN score
OF four goals 10 seven.
NEW DURIAM.-lhursday nights wind storm
cans.d heavy damage among the orchards JACOB
k,hmidtberger's apple Orch 'rd, which was planted
ABOUT two wears ago. was almost wholly destroyed,
involving loss of 5000
ORANGF-The members Of the Essex Comfy
Hunt dined at their club house N the lane{ hoaa
last evening. ..... lhe Common Council Will meet
Tomorrow evening 1891 hc Ncw-Lng ana society
last evening istaucd Ia papers OH sewerage
PArlnsoV.-jotifricd Schumacher, special
police ohiecr. hvlng a. No. lO7 GOuld-ave. fired
three pisto balls into hrs head yesterday. lie was
silk weaver by trade. He Is also secretary OF a
hre company and a well-knOwu German citizen.
RAuwAY.-Ths Republican City Convention on
Friday night nominated John H. LufbeTy for
EsKoT Clarence A. Oliver for water missioner,
Valentine v Baglrv for school COmmis siGner-at-
large James NauderhOyeu aud William Howard for
chosen frceholdcrs, and james ID. Miller aud " V.
Compton for assessors.
KY EAsT-Inc Seaside Sunday school Assembly.
which will Ice held Ia Jdy aud August, will be one
of the largest held on the NeW-Jerscy coast The
Rev James A. WOrdcn. of Princeton, the leader of
the seaside assemblies held at Asbury Park under
The auspices If the synod Of New jersey, has been
appointed superintendent of instruction Dr. janice
Morrow Of Philadelphia, VIII conduct the normal
department. Among The lecturers already secured
are .Ioafph Cook John Is. Gouah, the rev. l. de-
WIT 1almaRe and tine Rev. Dr. Henson oi chicago
BtouMPIiiD-The annual Teachers. Institute, Of
Fsscx County met IN the Centre ItiRh school
building Yesterday. COuuty superintendent ia,
Wis spoke on the teaching Of children ana
the duties of teachers, aud referred 10
the Temperance question and "a the acton
of the New-York Legislature on the
study of the Eject of alcohol on the body ~ the
public schools Randall rpauldIug, principal OF
tism In Teaching The subject Of visiting other
schools during the wear was discussed. Mr.. Beau
eicrek suggested that "A day be set apart Tor the
puTpOae. Ia the Afternoon state superintendent
J.. A. Apgsr spoke on " Iiliteracy and National AID
a. Education"
GnLNvILLK.-A feeling Of dissatisfaction has e1
lated among many people in regard 10 the public
schOol teacher George NJ. Leonard lhey wanted
a, remove him, but Others were determined that ne
sb0uld remain. The trustees were M favor OF Mr..
Ie0ImTd When IL came time 20 elect new trustee
An effort was made To select one who would secure
Mr. Leona rd's removal, but Cornelius Collins and
Henry Leonard each received the same numbeI Oh
ballots. Superintendent Lockwood refused !" III