New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
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| st. Daily meeting are to be held The OBJECT IL 10
| protect the interests Of carpenters, plumbers, ma
sons and others interested in house building.
| Company G, 9TH Regiment, Of Jersey City, was
entertained In the City Armory last night Dy Coni-
| pany G, LIST Regiment.
| Daniel O,ShauRhnessy and Theodore Hanlon were
fined $5 each yesterday by Justice Lomax for TAX
ing bulldog about the streets setting IL al otner
dogs, and for fighting when bystanders prevented
| them from manning another dog which was prov
| ing superior to their own animal.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
officers have been elccted: President, Joseph Phi
lips trustee w. w. Tompkins; collector, Aaron H..
| Wheelor treasurer, B. T. Tompkins.
officers the following officers were chosen: Presl-
dent A. c. Fields; trustee, John Cendin; collector,
Daniel Gillespie; treasurer. j. k. Ackerman.
MOUNT KrsCo On Tuesday evening Ell. Bailey
was elected president of the village.
NEW RooHEILE.-Clark, Newey and Bisby, who
were arrested on Monday night on charge OF nav
| ing entered the store of Miller d Lambden, nave
| been discharged.
discovered smoke issuing from the roof of nearly
| finished house which was being erected for the
widow of the late George w. Davids. The building
was soon destroyed. 1t was valued at $|,3oo.
SING SING.-GeorCe and benjamin Smith, while
shooting ducks yesterday in the Hudson. shot
large seal, which they brought ashore. A seal was
| captured on the ice near the same place., aDoni
| twenty years ago, by James ID. Bainford who sold
| 1t to Z. I. Barnum.
WEST CHEsrER.-A bill has been introduced into
| the Legislature authorizing the town to issue bonds
for $16 000 to be used for setting aside Judgment
obtained by contractor for the construction OF
bridge at UniOnport, in the Eastern Boulevard.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKEY.-The examination Of Collector Nc
! Mahons accounts has revealed no further deli
cheney. 1t is proposed to publish list OF tax
| PAYERS whom the books show to be delinquent.
| WEFHAwKEN.-Peter Darby, brakeman, was
| crushed between two cOal-cars yesterday ON the
branch of the Nev-York, Lake Erie and Western
Railway and fatally injured. lie lived at No. Ia
Willow-st., Hoboken.
MADIsoy.-At a largely attended school meeting
on Tuesday night, w +. Morrow was elected trustee
over DR.. G. Anderson by majority of 45 Inc
Rev. DR.. King will address the students OF Drew
| Seminary this evening.
| E1lZABETH.-Several frame shantes on SPRING
st. belonging to David Woodruff were destroyed
| by fire on tuesday evening, and four COWS ana a
horse were burned. .... The Lincoln Divisions Sons
of Temperance is making preparations to receive
and Entertain the Grand Division of the State,
| which meets in annual session on April rs.
| CRANFORD.-The annual school meetn was held
on Tuesday night John w. Glare having resigned
as trustee, b. f. Ham was elected by majority OF
! eight.
P1AIVFrrID.-U j. Martin, Of Central-avc., arose
| early Yesterday morning TO ascertain the time, and
stumbled across a stove, cutting his head severely
UNION HHL-Emma Henry, daughter of
! Thomas Henry OF Jefers0n-st.' was married on
Tuesday evening. Yesterday the brides aged
mother applied to the Recorder for warrant for
the arrest Of her son on a charge OF assault ana
battery She said that after the wedding the bride
! demanded fancy bed quilt which bad been IN the
family for years, and on being refused attempted
to take it by force The brother went to her as
sistance and knocked his mother down. The war
rant was issued.
| ORAxGE-Company will go to Hoboken to-day
TO participate in a review Of the 9th Regiment by
! General Plume ..A mass meeting of mechanics
was held at Iolters Hall last evening and was adj
dressed by speakers from New-YOTk, jersey City
and Newark A temperance meeting was held
I list
evening ....A branch of the Indian Rights AssO-
citation will soon be established in Orange. Il he
odd Fellow lodges are making preparast ni1 90 20
- The Bishop andiStanding Committee have re.
fused the application to set of part OF the parish OF
St Marks Protestant Episcopal Church as sep
arate parish. The applicants principally from
Orange Valley
EAST ORANGE-The Ashland school house was
badly damaged by fire yesterday morning, the loss
being estimated at between four and five thousand
dollars Joseph T. Thompson and C0onel w Ii;
Hopkins have been elected trustees OF the school
district.
on Tuesday night asfollows: The Rev: II. Nelslage,
Christopher Blake Dr. David - smith and Joseph
Walker. $4,000 was voted for the building OF
new school house.
PATERsoN-A young girl was discharged from
the mill of the Barbour Flax Spinning Company
for wearing Il green ribbon in her hair on ST.
ribbons. which Oyerseer Walker ordered them to
take OF. All Obeycd except Sarah D0oey, and
Walker discharged her. Three other girls left the
mill: two Of them however, returned 10 work: Mr..
Sutherland. the general superintendent. did not
learn until yesterday tho reason for the Dooley
girls discharge. In reporting the case Walker said
that Sarah had been making disturbance, but Mr..
Sutherland reversed the sentence OF dismissal.
Walker justified his action on the ground that there
were girls of different nationatles III the room ana
he feared the display of green ribbons might cause
bad feeling among those who were not IRISH he
Barbour brothers. principal owners, OF the works,
10 off ma CT n
Irish rejoicing or comnem0ratIOn.
SoUTH ORANGE-McSsrs Lilly and Phillips have
been elected School Trustees, and DIR. Is /. Dodd,
Town Physician.
LONG ISLAND.
East Nrw-YoRK-L0n Atenbrand, Town AS
sessor. died on Tuesday, age seventyfour. lie as
sisted i'm forming the Fire Department OF New
Lots His property is valued at $2O0OOO.
WHIrrsToNE.-T village rsutees have issued
warrant to Roswell C. Eldridge for $LO24, in full
pavment of the mortgage on the Village Hall. 1t
is now clear OF dept
AsroRIA-The project to build bridge from New
York to RavenswoOd across the East River and
Blackwels Island is being actively pus he'd by the
president of the company holding the charter, and
| Is likely soon 10 assume more DEFINITE shape.
meeting of the company will he held after the re-
| turn OF ex-Mayor Cooper from Europe TO adopt
measures for raising sufficient capital to push the
work large Golfer dam has already been COM
pleted at RavenswOod. Nearly 100000 has been
expended in this preliminary work.
FlrsuING-Charles Poor "A lab0rer, while en-
gagged in excavatng a sand-bank at st. Romans
We'll. yesterday, was seriously injured by the sand
caying IN.
JAMAICA-The District Grand Committee of
Odd-Felows of Queens County held meeting Mt
the Town Hall yesterday afternoon. There was
large attendance.
MAsPETH.-The engineer the Sag Harbor ex-
press Oh the Long Island Railroad when rounding
the turn at Furmans Crossing yesterday morning,
saw man Just in front of the engine He blow
- down brakes" and the man turned but was
hurled down an embankment fifty feet He was
taken to Long Island City. DR.. Dcnnler found
that his skull was fractured and had HIM removed
TO ST GATHERINGS Hospital There was nothing
bis person that could lead to his identification.
ALONG THE SOUND.
BRIDGTPORr.-The Rev. John Lyon WINS met on
Tuesday afternoon near the lower landing OF the
Bridgeport Steamboat Company III New-fork i'll