New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-02
NEW-.IERSEY.

BLoOMFIELD.-M. c. Burllck, who keeps many
Bralma fowls, found on Monday that a quantity
| of Paris green was scattered about the chicken
yard, and that SIX fowls had died.
| PATFRsON.-John j. MacCartby, lawyer, has
brought libel suit against Carleton VI. HeTrlck,
900 damages He has also begun suit against
| Henry Kelly of No. 329 Grand-st., for SANDER,
| laying his damages at $4,000. MacCarthy was
recently supposed to have gone to Ireland on ac-
count of some transactions with clients. The
| Guardian published an account of his supposed
! flight, giving many reasons therefor The other
! papers published similar stories. MacCaTthy
turned but refused to make any statement regard
ing the stories One of his clients was Kelly. Mac
Carlhy asserts that Kelly is responsible for the
! stories.
HARRIsON-The Republican nominations in the
Third Ward are: Mr.. Wilhelm, for alderman; L.
SCISSOR. In the Second Ward E. S. Ress, Indepen-
dent DEMOCRAT, is approved for alderI%n, and W;
Fitch and Z. j. Collie are dominated for school
alderman in the Fourth Ward, but the Indepen-
dent Republicans will meet this evening to nomi-
nate a full ticket.
r. Kennedy was held in the Presbyterian Church
on Monday afternoon.
RoCEAwAY.--The men at the Hibenia ore mines
were informed on Saturday that their wages
wOuld be reduced TO 80 cents dny A strike will
undoubtedly be the result
MATAwAN-A team belonging to Austin CASTER
a farmer, became frightened and dashed through
Main-st., yesterday. Mr.. CASTER was severely in
jured.
KEYPOnT.-The stockholders of the new First
National Bank yesterday elected the following
directors: George w. Wallng superintendent of
the New-fOrk police Ezra A. Osborn Il. 5. X.
Brown, Samuel g. Farchild Johu W. KeOugh,
Michael Taylor, ChrineyOnco ). Holmes, John W
HO!l, and Judge Alfred Walng jr. The organiza-
ton will be conplct ed on Monday. The capital
stock subscribed is $4,000, 10 per cent of which
IS paid in. Superintendent Wallng is one of the
largest stockholders.
Observation-Disclosures set fire TO the cigar store
of Henry Kitchel in 1lain-st, Monday night !
The fire was easily eXtingulshed. The store was
between two valuable buildings. This is the sixth
incendiaTy attempt IN Orange and East and West |
Orange within two months The East Orange |
authorities have offered a reward Of $3.50 for in |
formation that wall lead to the detection of the i'll
cenddrles
HACKENsACK.-Wilam ". Johnson, receiver of |
the Bank OF Bergen County, began paying the de- |
posiJOrs a dividend of 10 per cent yesterday.....
Burglars entered the barber shop Of john Eugcl, !
ON Monday night, and stole Il set of billiard balls.
His house was entered on Saturday night. The
April Term Of Court was opened yesterday morn
ing.
NEw-BRUNswICK.-A Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Children has been organized. .....
John liotfstetter, cigar-inaker in the employ of
Mrs Philip Elmer, disappeared last Tuesday 49,.
sistants will take place on Monday
HOBOKEN.-Ex-C Congressman Hardenbergh will
ask Secretary Folgcr to have Collector RObertsOns
orders amended so that the landing of cabin pas
sengers will not be interfered with.