New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

which has grown up among manufacturers and
business men against the company.
Judge Magic of the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted writ of certiorari restraining the New
ark Common Council from making any changes IN
the Police Department, until the Legality OF the
ordinance, originally passed, can be reviewed Dy
the Supreme Court, in juno. A copy of the order
was served on the city counsel last night III MAKES
nugatory an ordinance just passed, providing ior
such removals.
NEW-JERSEY.
P1AIxFIEGD-Mayor Maxscn was reported TO be
much better yesterday.
CRANFonD-The Republicans and Democrats
made nominations last night tor township omccrs,
to be elected on Tuesday.
PATrPsOv-Judge Woodruff imposed sentence
Yesterday State Detectives Patrick H. LVnch
Slsckmsi In Mrs. Horace n. Bolton and Andrew Row
by threatening to tell the husband OF Mrs row OF
alleged misdOings. The Judge denied a motion for
arrest Judgment on the ground OF deioet IN the
indictment, deciding that such point should nave
been raised before the conclusion of the trial. lie
sentenced each of the prisoners 10 six months in the
State Prison, and to pay costs. The courtroom
was crowded, as the case has excted much lnter-
est sympathy is expressed for the families OF me
convicted men, but the general impression Is that
the sentences were deserved,
BLooMFIELD.-Whcn newsdealer T. l.. Dancer
left his home at haf-past o'clock Yesterday morn
ing, he passed the butcher shop of WllllamJ Madl-
moving about with a lamp. w hen Dancer retuIn'd
from Newark with his papers he saw the llght sun
burning, and what he thought was an ulster hang
ING to a meat hook. Looking more intently, he saw
that the coat was on Mr.. Madison, and that MT.
Madison was hanging with rope around ms neck.
The door was broken open and the butcher was
taken down, still warm, but dead. Mr.. Madison
had been in business eighteen years and was
generous in giving credit. lie found it difficult 70
collect his bills and failed few years ago. llls
store was destroyed by hre last year, and ne
had difficulty in collecting the small amount Of in
suTance that he had on his property lie leaves
widow and two sons.
D,,t~N ba ~
tabshment of a city hospital filed papers OF IN
corporation on Wednesday. The incorporators arc
John T. Hill, Arthur L. Oglhy, John n. Carpenter,
James Nelson William r. Janeway, V. NJ ". suy-
DAM Naham Kent, Willard r. voorhees, and John
G. Meyer.
cicties to cooperate with the Common Council ana
citizens in the preparations for celebrating the
centennial. The Turn Nereln has taken actiOh
looking to the establishment of a hospital fund.
.... during The last month six cases OF dlphthella
and case Of scarlet fever were reported TO the
Board of Health. ....A speciai meeting o5 ,ae Iie
addressed by Dr. L. NJ Hunt secretary OF the State
Board Of HEALTH on the subject of sewerage.
CHArHAM.-About $50 was realized as the "gv-
ing" visit to the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage.
Church.
MADIsON.-The Democratic primary will be held
tonight ......A the Republican primary on Thurs
day ight good and strong ticket was placed IN
the field.
Luther Eddy, age seveuty-eiqht, died suddenly
on SUNDAY, night, Tie ATTENDED church church N While me
walking toward his library desk he fell and eX-
pred IN few minnteS.. inc hogte demands
plaln statement of the manner IN winch the poor
money of the township have been expended.
MoRRIs1owN.-The Rev DR.. Vandcrpocl. who
came to this town about six months ago for the
benefit of his health, has nearly recovered The
POSTPONED investigation of the Board of FTcehOders
will begin to-day.... The firm of Voorhees, Broth
ers has been dissolved. u. L. VOORHEES, will coa-
tnuc the business. go
number of handsome dwelling houses General
Fitz John Porters homestead has been leased by
Robert Turnbull. ;-....Tbe election Tor townshlp
Board of FreehOdtrs is Republican aud the majority
ill not be changed by the result OF the election
fhc Legislative Committee visited the Insane ASy-
lum yesterday.
EAST ORANGE.-NominatiOns have been made on
Town Committee as follows: Ashland DISTRICT
John l.. Roberts; Franklin Lucius McAdam; East
em, Samuel {. jones' member-at-larg", Liia+ y.
DOremus.
C.IDwFM.-The Republicans hayo nominated
for Township Committee; G.. W. NauderhoOf, &.
j. Crane c. D, Conner, John Martens and GusiaYe
CimOtti.
ELIzABrTu.-Edward Lalcy and John Haney
were arrested yesterday for brutal assault upon
man named Curitte, who lives IN ElizateilraNe.
Chief of Police jenkins went to Bordentown YES
terday TO take into custody the man Allen Tho shot
David Gibbs on canal boat on March L.. .Har-
mOny Lodge, Knights of Pythas visited by
Unity Lodge, of Plainield, last evening. 1T is
stated that the COrdage works will shut down for
three months this season for the purpose OF miro
ducng new machinery. The Farmers Club has
organized County Board of Agriculture. Mrs.
Mary MOrTol who died at Long Branch on Wednes
day. was buried yesterday iii the old First Church
burying ground.
LONG BRtNCH.-The lookout for the coming sea-
son is encouraging. Cottages are already in de
mand, and the real estate market IL lively The
fire in the cellar of the grocery store of William r.
Robbins, in Broadway, on Thursday, il Is be eved
to have been the act of an incendiary. Robbins
n rIaU on a n hqrT nf and
was taken before n Justice. Evidence was given to
the effect that the mattress was saturated with
turprnine and then placed IN the cellar fires being
started in three places. Robbins Will he held to
await the action of the Grand jury. A number
of line cottages are being erected and also several
new stores in Broadway.
will be designated as Company A, Of the 9th Reg
mcnt of Hobokon. Two leutenants will be
eeS.S1 sye aymnasc hs Exhibition on n1 March I u M
bert Walsh, Secretary of the Indian Rights AssOci-
alton. of Philadelphia, will lecture on The Indian
Question" on Wednesday, under the auspices Of
the New England Society. General J. e.
Wright has returned from Scotland.
WEST ORANGE.-A union nomination has been
made TO fill the various offices. ......1he amounts
voted for the year are: for work on roads 5000;
poor expenses, $500; and incidental expenses,
81 900.
OCEAN GRovr.-The New-York and Long
Branch Railroad Company will erect a new depot
for the coming season on the grounds of the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association near the head of
Fletcher Lake. The programme for the annual
summer camD-meeting Is nearing completion.
MANAsQUAN.-The Masonic fraternity of Mon
mouth County met last night in the rooms of Good
win Chapter, No. 80, X. A. NJ. handsome
iewelled past high priests jewel was presented to
NJ. r. milford
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLNNs.--A suit was tried in the Circuit
Court yesterday under the Civil Damage Act. Ii
was brought nv Mrs. Margaret Grady, of Mount Yer
uOn, against Henry Priggie, the proprietor of a
liquor shop, to recover damages for the loss of her
husband. The defendant supplied her husband