New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
s1rNnRY NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

BLooMFIELD.-The Republicans have formed an
Organization with George W. Cook as president
EAST ORAxGE-The Ashland school house, which
ha, been undergoing alterations, VIII be reopened
Monday.
ORANGF-John Hemstreet, halter age fifty
eight, was struck by coal train yesterday ana
seriously injured.
E1IzARE,u,-Oficers of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
charge of prisoner named Duffy, arrested III Cen
treviiIe charged with robbery: The Firemen's
convention was held last evening and candidates
nominated for the various Offices.
NEw-B RuNswICK.-Tne post Office will go mp
town to the Masonic Hall. ;.... Republican primary
meetings were held on Wednesday evening and the
Democrats held their primaries last evening.
The case of Major Moore, of the Salvation Army,
came up before the Grand Jury yesterday The
Board Of Freeholders held meetlngon wednesday.
RAHwAY-Ihe city election is TO be held on
Tuesday, and as the Common Council is at present
a te-six to six-bOth parties Will work hard to get
control. The Democrats have nominated for Mayor,
Joseph w. Savage; Tor Water Commissioner, DR..
W. Updyke Selover, and for School CommisslCner-
at-Large James NJ Hilvers. The Republican City
Convention Will be held this evening.
HARRrsoS.-The Republicans of the First Ward
have nominated for Alderman, John o. Sullivanj
assessor, William Bowers; oyerseer OF the poor
John Walsh; commissioner Of appeals, h; Joersh-
kle justice James Reeyari delegate TO the state
Convention, John Van Emburg. "a Democratic
ratification meeting was held last night. There are
charges and counter charges among the Democ rats
of corruption. ,.,r
of No 1875 Adanls-st., stoned by some boys
Yesterday and when he turned on them they set
large Siberian bloodhound upon hlm Inc savage
animal lacerated Vescante's arm and thigh IN
frightful manaer. Patrick Knsea, who sad
that he was Catholic priest, was arrested y~s-er-
day on charge of vagrancy. lie was begging IN
the streets, and was committed I'd Tue COUNTY jail
for three months.
UNION HIIL-The Rev. Mr.. Sheik, pastor Of the
German Lutheran church in New-York-ave., yes
terdav made complaint aGains Anton Shultice,
10 pevfd nplQnhOr
Shutice has been annoying him for several months
and that he calls him LANES and abuses him when
ever thew meet Among other things he calls him
a Bible back hypocritc" Mr.. Shelk paid no at;
tention TO the annoyance until Sehuitlce prompted
his children TO annoy aud assault Nj. shclks
children. Recorder Sleicher required Shultice to
furnish 500 bail.
PATEksoN-On Wednesday night jury that was
locked up in the District Court sent word to Judge
Hopper that they could not agree, In spite OF the
fact that the judge had virtually instructed them
TO find verdict Tor the plaintiff IN SUIT by ruling
out all the evidence offered 6y the delehdant' l %
Judge gave the jury severe lecture and sent them
back but they failed 10 agee aud were tnaily dls-
charged The suit had been tried during the after
noon, and attracted great deal OF Afternoon on &C
count of the prOmlnsnce.of the ltigants. Inc nour
and feed firm of A. II. Van Wagner, OF when An
drew II. Van Wagoner, prominent hepuG?ncaH
politician, is the head, sued William A. Nmant'
who keeps two restaurants, for $40 for horse feed
The defence admitted the debt. but offset II by
claim of $67 for refreshments furnished to Carrot
Van Wagner, a son OF Mr. van WAGNER ana
formerly member OF the hrn.
Round BROoK.-The interest IN temperance,
which was signally awakened by Mabee and Eng
lsh is increasing with every meeting. Last sun
dav the spacious rooms Of the Reform Club were
crowded with eager listeners. Iwenty-one new
names were added to the roll on Wednesday hlgnt
among them some of the best customers OF the yell
low tavern. The Law aud Order League Is pushing
its work against unlicensed tavcrns aud grog shops
before the courts at New Brunswick and somer.
Vile The Gu now numbers liz members. Vi
five persons tOrmC y engaged IN selling liquor Two
have closed their houses and lett town, one mas
opened fsh mo tket, a.other is keeping shoe
store and the Tia IA has q temperance restaurant
and is ono of the lost Jealous aud efficient mem
bers of the Club.
long ISLAND.
PoRT JEfTFP ,JN.-J. Is. 0yertOn, the ex-trnstee
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who was re-
Gently expelled fol q uderiDg his pastor, the Rev.
Mr. Holmes and be hCn threatened TO write q
hook on Mr.. Holmes ,1agement OF church affairs,
has abandoned the idea on the present
GARDEN CITY,. lie following men have recently
leased cottagcs. David Lydlg OF Brady aud Daily,
New-YOrk, the cottage ,ormerly occupied by
William {, Cook, Mr.. Gar ner, OF babylon, torhYe
wears the cottpge 0ccnpe'I for the last two years
by A. A. LGS. vi BROOKLYN. L. ID. james OF New
York the cottage formerly occupied by Dr. Llttlgi
and Fritz Adus, president OF the college Folnt
Rubber Company cottage on Elghth-st.
Observation-Disclosures j. Healey, the Democrat
candidate f1r Justice, was the only Democrat
elected on Iu,s1ay.. The report of the tow
treasurer shows that the fund ~ TiOOoOo, S3oo,
! 100 of which IS invested IN bonds.
| OYSTER RAY.-of the twerty- three jurors drawn
! TO serve AT the April term OF the Queens County
! Court OF oyer and Ierminer, when kugg, the May
| bee murderer is 10 BE- tried twelve ale from th'
town III which the murders were committed
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STATEN ISLAND.
ToMPKINsvuLE.-The property owners along tn
! east shore Of staten Island, through whose prem