New-York tribune., 1884-02-26
Young has made no accounting and has failed to
file any schedule of his proceedings as assignee.
NEW-JERSEY.

BERGEN PoINr.-Henry s. Meigs is confined t.
| his house by illness.
PERTH AMDoY-Major James II. Dandy Post No
49, q. A. r. will hold fair in March, the proceed
TO be given TO the relief of sick and destitute sol
| ders or the widows aud orphans OF deceased sol
| ders.
BAyoNNE.-Several public-school teachers are
attending course of lectures in New YORK: he
Pennsylvania Railroad Company is about TO extend
its branch from Cavan Point to Constable Hook.
WEST HoBoKEN.-James C. Haley, chief engineer
of the steamship Alliance, has been missing from
his home since Wednesday. He had large amount
of money with him, and as he was not drinking
man his friends fear for his safety.
BLOOMFIELD.-The second lecture Of the Seminary
course will be delivered this evening. Dr. III. Il
Richards will lecture on 1.-The Scientific Exactness
pany at Library Hall last week netted 81 900. The
money will be expended in the purchase of fire
alarm bell for the new deoartment.
CEDAR GROvE.-The death of Mr.. Roberts oc-
CURED few days ago. A post mortem examination
showed that the heart had bursted About, two
years ago Mr. Roberts roughly handled by
some men engaged in putting up telegraph poles,
the erection of which was bitterly opposed in the
neighborhoOd. He was kicked about the head and
suffered from the effects of the beating until ms
deaSh.
SPRINGFIELD.-The Presbyterian Church have
been almost equally divided regarding the choice
of a new pastor. The Rev. Dr. SandersOn, one OF
the candidates filed the pulpit for two months.
he other candidate proposed is the Rev. MI. van
VIE. IN NOte OF tne CONGREGATION Hb llo ldSL
meeting DR.. SandeTson received twenty-seven and
Mr. Nanwie tweDty-six votes. Considerable dis
appointment has been eXpreSsedoyer theresult. L or
nine years the church was without pastor.
HOBOKRN.-John Alliare, canal-boat captain,
was arraigned before Recorder McDOnough yester-
day, charged with trying TO scuttle the canal al-b0at
Jq "a, lying at the Morris and Essex coal docks.
William A. Duell the owner who caused Allaire's
arrest, testified that he had caught the prisoner
boring a hole in the bow of the boat Allare de-
MED the charge and SAID that Duell had caused his
Of Ipql lar kVHqP q
for trial. An old frame building in M0nToe-st.,
which had been unOccupedfor some time, fell down
first time on the new belt line of the North Hud-
son County Railway Company through Washing
ton and Miller SITS.
LONG BRANCH.-The annual meet Of the New
jersey Wheemen Will probably be held in June.
Messrs. Hastings, of Elizabeth, and Provost, of
ewDTunswlck, have been appointed committee
to draft constitution and by-lays which will be
voted upon by State vote. The following gem
tlemen have been appointed cOnsus in New-Jersey:
Robert &. ClarksOn, Of Beverly, 2l; Edward Z.
Woodruff, of Brldgton, %; Charles II. Genung, Of
Nelson &. Palmer, Of Passaic, %; N. II. Cham ber-
lan of Railway, %; II. Il. Jackson, jr., of Ruther-
ford, p; w. NJ. Van Schaick. OF Sbrews9ury Is;
Harris, of Dover, 30; Granville n. Buzby, Of
Camden, 81.
ELIzABErn.-St. Johns Commandery, Knights
Templar, gave a reception last evening at he Ar
mOTy OF the Veteran ZOuayes. Among the guests
were the grand officers of the State and represent
atiNeS from lne newark, new 1OrK, DIOOklyn,
jersey City and Paterson communicates. The ar
mOry was trimmed with banners and floral decora-
tions. Music furnished by the Governors Is
land band A dress parade was given by st. Johns
COmmandery, after which there was dancing. .
Tic Elizabeth Athletic Club will give a reception
at the new Club House this evening. At
meeting of taxpayers last night the following
luton was adopted: That we favor the running
of the city for year. without assessors, and that
every citizen is expected to pay his tax yolun-
tarily.D John Lahey, an cmplOye of the
Central Railroad Company, died on Sunday at his
house. No. 307 South Park-st., from injuries re-
ceiyed few days ago.