New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
NEW-JERSEY.

NlN-JEKSE1.
BIoOMTIFID.-The revival continues in the Iark
Methodist Episcopal Church
ENGLEwoOD.--A sneak-thief entered w. I. Plum
ley's house recently while the family wasat dinner
and stole a pocketbook containing $5o. ne
Repubicans will hold their primary tins evening
TO nominate candidates for township Offices. Much
interest is being AIKEN in tho approaching local
election
MoNTcLAIP-The concluding entertainment of
the Dime Lecture Course was given in the COngre-
gational Church last evening. 1t consisted OF an
organ concert by George w. Morgan assisted by
Miss Maud Morgan. The course has lnciuded read,
iugs aud popular lectuTeS by Professor Young and
others.
RAuwAY.-Mrs. Uzal NJ Osborn discovered yes
tertlay morning that her sister, Miss Hopper, age
fOrty-fve, had attempted to commit sulclde by
cutting hes throat with razor. There were q
LARGE number of small cuts and one large one, from
Which The blood had flowed 10 such extent as 10
completely saturate the bedding. she IS not ex-
pected to live.
DUNTIIrN.-The Legislature will be petitloned
to change q boundary line, so that the lana lying
west OF ROck-ave., about 100 acres, shall be IN
cinded in Dunellen aud consequently in Mlddlesex
County. 1t is now in Painield, Union County.
PATERsoN.-Ssveral persons are confined in the
County Jail for the non-paynent OF hnes imposed
in fhe Court of Sessions. Some of them 1t Is
alleged own property and cOnl pay their fines II
they chose but they prefer TO be Idle III jail The
authorities now threaten to proceed by cIvll SUIT 10
recover the fines In the County Courts yesteT-
day John Richardson and Sidney RoblnsOn,
coiored, for daring burglary, wero sentenced to
three years in state Prison They are ola offenders
~ Minnie Schafer, who had pleaded guilty 10
| twelve charges Of burglary aud larceny, was also
sentenced to State Prison for three years. Before
tne Recorder Yesterday. Henry j. Garrison. an IN
smrance agent. was arraigned on the charge of
| placing insurance IN companies which had no legal
| standing i'll the State, and gave S2OO security 10
answer - People are sceptical about the alleged
conversion of The" Allen, since the The. Allen
| American Mabie Combination" gave an exhibition
| In Paterson. .....A dozen bowling clubs, including
| one of young women, have been organized Wltnln
! a few weeks. Land has been bought for $1,000
at Division and Brldge-sts., for new Roman CAIN
0liC church for French and Italians who have been
holding services in hired hall for some time The
| church viii be a plain two-stOry brick building
| -. The Board ofAlderlnen has awarded contracts
for budng & an e1ShsoM Mona 70 Ine Hank 1S few WeeIs
ago sang in n concert at the Opera House at which
the Paterson Musical Union assisted IN choral seIec
tions. from " Lohengrin." Mime. Hank was so
pleased with her reception that she has sent thc
| socIe.y handsome picture OF herself.
| MApIsoN.-1he taxpayers somewhat excited
| over an temized statement OF the expenditures OF
| the 0verseer of the Poor The sum raised ior tne
| moor has been annually increased until now $500 IS
raised "a greater sum than III any township IN inc
| county.
| MORRIsTOwN-Tbe investigation into the ex-
penditnres Of the Board of freehodeIs OF thls
| county for the last three years will begin to-day.
Edward s. Atwater was appointed by jude Magic
to conduct the inquiry. AT the last meeting OF the
| after their interests and Senator Youngblood has
been engaged 10 assist their regular counsel Assem-
biVman jenkins. Tho Board also ordered tnelf uTec'
| tor and clerk TO assist Mr., Atwater
WEST ORANGE--The trouble in ST. Marks
Cbnrch is not vet settled. Originally the vestry
stood i've ia favor of calling tho Rev. Dir. Richmond
and i've opposed. Recently four Of MIR. Richmond
friends offered TO take up 2, now man. ana At It was
decided to call the RCv. Ar. Nandewater or brook
Ivn lie declined the call, and tho vestry have not
agreed upon another man. Some. of Mr. Rich
monds friends have signed petition to have 81.
Marks Chapel III the valley set OIL as separate
naTish MIR. Richmond would be made rector II the
division is made. ! lie petition has been presented
TO Bishop Starkey and tho standing committee, ahd
tbey have cited the Yestry TO appear before theh
and sl0w cause why the petition should not be
granted. No final action eau he taken within Sixty
days The standing committee OF The Diocese
of Northern New-Jcrsey has elected the Rev: Dr
William w. H0lley TO MI the vacancy caused by
the d .th of the Rev Dr. james A. Williams.
HolOKEN.-John Reid, a school trnstee, and W
A. Campbell, the principal of the HIgh school arc
engaged ia an angry discussion and are bitterly