New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-15
NEW-.JERSEY.

NEW -JEhSE1.
JISIoN HuI-The house Of Liberty Engine Com
pany No. is IN a dangerous condition and the COM
pany has pctItiOned the Town Council TO have 1t
repaired at once.
BAYoNNE.-Charles T. Lord the City Assessor,
vacancy caused by the removal of Fraucis +. Smith
who is charged with being a dcfaulter. Mr. Lord
is president Of the Board of Education.
NEW. BRUYswICK.--The Rutgers College team
will play the first ball match on Nav 10 with
team from Lafayette College. Between 500
and 300 shares OF stock have been taken in the
new mercantile building loan. The Rairtan aud
Palestine Lodges and the Young Peoples AssOcla-
ton of the First Baptist Church met on Thursday
evening.
HoBoKEN.-Christian Goth, of No. 923 Forest
ST., Cleveland Ohio, was found wandering about
the streets yesterday and the police arrested him:
1t was discovered that he was insane and he will
be detained until his friends are nformcd.....;
Mrs. Lizzie Giell of No. 16S Nashington-st. and
Mrs. Charlotte Legcr OF No. 10 NashngtOn-st.
were caught yesterday stealing coal and milk from
the grocery store of II. Van Often before the store
was opened The women were required to furnish
bonds for trial.
HARRIsON.-The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company will shortly begin the
eerection OF new station Two funerals were
held yesterday. One was the wife of Thomas Kane,
who was buried from ST. Plus Church, and the other
the wife of hOnas Austin, who was buried from
Christ Church.
SHORT IIHIs-An arteslan we'll is being bored
on the highest ridge of the hills. A large stream
was tapped at a depth of 211 feet, but the boring
was continued for a more abundant supply.
ELIzABETH.-Ihere is no present prospect of
satisfactory settlement of the cltys debt, the rep
TesentaiVes of the creditors and the common conn
ell being widely at variance to the terms of any
settlement There are mandamus claims TO The
amount of 81 100000 Overh2ngng the city ana the
taxpayers who desire To bring the creditors 10 erms
favorable to the city are look ing 10 the Legislature
for authority to effect some definite settlement.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
is erecting gates az the street crossings between
Marshal-,t and Pof-avc. Arthur LOrentz, an
employe of the Singer Sewing Machine Works,
broke his leg yesterday near the factory.
ORANGF-The fire in Harrisons hat shop
Tuesday night was probably of incendiary origin.
The telephone wires were tempered with just pre-
vous to the breaking out of the fire. and the bell
rope on the engine house was cut. There has been
III feeling against the chief engineer ever since he
took charge of the department ..... lac Rev. L. >
Flauurr the pioneer of the Salvation Army in Or
ange who was arrested last sunday night for sing
ing and shouting IN Moin-st., announced saliva
ton meeting for tomorrow night at Cone street
Hall. He attempted TO hold meeting iAcIe on
Thursday night but the hall wa, filled with rOughs
who prevented him from speaking or praying. A.
last he throw open a window and shouted for the
police The hall was quickly cleared. Nr. Flanuer
viii have police protection tomorrow night.
FLU-HING.-rhs assessors of the township are
engaged in 81 dispute which threatens the legality
OF the tax levy. Assessors White and Tan have
pre- pared two ae-mcnt rolls and signed them,
but assessor SWVth declares that ne cannot APP
prove their valuations oi property and mat me aW
has not been complied with. ani declines 20 ign
the report. Ellen Mcdonald fell dead IN
her house yesterday morning. She was suffering
from an absccss in her throat, which burst
NHTFsTONE.-lhieves entered the house of A.
r. Nelson Wednesday night and stole sLYerV are
and clothing to the amount of 500.
BHOoKIIAvEN.-A movement is on foot to nomi-
nate an independent ticket to be voted for at the
coming town meeting nominating candidates FOR
Offices without rpSpect TO political preferences.
SETAUkET-Testcrday morning a young man en-
plOyod on the Crane Neck Farm, discovered the
body OF man in the waters of Flax Pond. He
&. l.f.IH lint hfg tfln A
corpse had been carried under the ice and out of
sight.
BRtpGrnAMPTON-W some old documents he
longing to Or. -. Is. Van Scoy were being over
hauled recently, "A small slip Of paper was found
with the following subscription in the late doctors
handwriting: Gold weather. In the winter of
1912 and 3, the father Of Morgan Lewis drove a
horse and eici0h on the ice from short distance
above Hell Gate through the Sound to Cape Cod"