New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11
NEW-.JERSEY.

HARRIsON.--Dr. Howard Henderson. of jersey
City, viii lecture III the Episcopal Church this
evening.
MrLBuRN.-An opposition ticket has been nOmi-
mated with MesSrs BriscOe and MOorehead for
Freeholdcrs and Messrs. De Loney Cleveland. j. D..
Meeker. H. f.. Smith, A. j. PaTkhurst and 5. b. Par
sill for Town Committee
PAssAIC.-Willam r. Morgan, engaged in the
stove and tinware business, had been i'll for long
time suffering from nervous pTostration. lie as
slowly recovering but any sudden noise affected
his nerves. On Sunday afternoon, when the first OF
two loud claps of thunder came he was SO startled
that be tainted and when the second peal came ne
fell into a SwoOn and sOOn died.
BLOOMFIEID.-The funeral of William j. Madi-
son, who committed suicide, was largely attended
on Sunday. The hearse was followed by the Grand
Army posts, the deceased man having served IN the
Goth y. j. Volunteers. John Chambers, VINO
was prominently connected with the Fire Depart
ment died on Sunday. Professor II. f. Richards
viii denver the fourth lecture ia the Seminary
Course this evening
HoBoKEN.--Julius Heimlich, ofNo. 112 Park-aye.
has started for California in pursuit of his wife,
who el0ped on Saturday with John Ease, young
mechanic who boarded with the family When
Helmlick returned home on Saturday nigh the found
his wife, daughter, and boarder g0ue. The greater
part of the furniture had been sold. Heinrich as
ceIancd that the couple had sailed on steamer
for California.
EIIzABETH-Mrs. b. b. Matthews, who was acci-
dentay shot and killed by her son at Bound Brook,
on Friday. night, was buried yesterday from the
Congregational Church. The funeral largely
attended. John G. Rankin, jr., and Walter i.
Iimms have been elected deacons of the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Anton BraddOU, driver
aud collector for John Steinke. a grocer, disap-
peared on Saturday with his collections for the
day.
NEW BRUNswIcK.-P President Gates, of Rutgers
College lectured last evening in KTkpa rick Chapel,
on Street scenes in Cairo" ...... The Rev w. L.
Davis, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church for three years, preached his farewell SER
mon on Sunday. N othiDg has been done toward
sending for Jarrard, the defauIter now in Toronto,
Canada. The witnesses from this town In the
Gottschalk trial, at Lancaster, Penn, have been
examined. ..... The members of the Hebrew Syna-
gogue held their third annual Purim sOclable at
Saer ger Hall last evening The Turn Verein held
dramatic entertainment and sociable III Greers
Hall.
PATFRsON.-The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. William
HAYDEN. who died within n few minutes of each
other on Saturday announced to take place
yesterday morning from ST. MaTy's Roman Catholic
Church. 1t was held instead at the home of the
deceased couple. The reason assigned was that
the Rev. Father Walsh, priest of the parish was Ill
poor health and had held private services at the
house on Sunday So that he might start on vaca-
ton Yesterday. Bishop Wigger, Of Newark, was
said TO have written a letter fOrbiddiug the bodies
TO be taken into the church. They co nd baye
Christian burial, the bishop was reported to have
said. and they were buried in the Cemetery OF the
Holy Sepulchre.