New-York tribune., 1884-03-01

denouncing each other Mr.. Reid charges mr. On,mp
bell with gross neglect of duty and says that theIe
Is consequent lack of discipline in the schooi, he
also alleges that the principal seldom teaehcs i ,lo
school, and the teachers frequently ieave aea ane
class rooms allowing the pupils to do as tney pieaoo.
MIR. Campbell denies the charges and asks for a an
investigation. The body of Max Meier, OF NO; zIo
Madson-st.. who has been missing for zen IS, days,
was found in creek running through the hackeI-
ssck meadows near Secaucus, and taken TO cranes
Moraue yesterday. Mr. Nicler was twentyJhve
years old, and was engaged IN onsets S IN
davs before his disappearance and his friends De-
lieved that he was becoming insane. Ihere In an
impression that Mr. Meier committed suicide. lie
was unmarried.
RosEvIIIE-AbOut month ago John Haokett
died leaving an estate worth $50 900, and property
in Dublin. Ireland, worth 10000. 1he question
has risen whether the real estate should go 10 Two
half brothers first cousin. The case will come
up in the courts.
PoMProN.-Assemblyma Mills has INTRODUCED
bill in the Legislature TO make the Standard u uli
Company take mp their pipe lines. Agents or ths
company have been sent 70 the neighbOrbood, ana
il is reported that they have obtained a number OF
af1idavlts stating that the pipe lines are not In
furious.
PAssMc.-The Rev. William Warmser has re,
ceived second call to the Reformed church at
Vriesland, Michigan. 80. Wealthy residents have
SnS Bank efsa of PasSc gMeanWhe S the FIRST National
Bank of Paterson has established deposit agency
at Passaic.
WEST RUTuERYoED-The company controlling
ment to H. \. Mott, its president. Creditors have
applied to the Court of Chancery for an Injunction
to prevent the assignee from disposing OF the prop
erty.
MAuwAu.-Ezra Miller. the buffer and platform,
inventor, who was elected State Senator last fall
but because Of illness was not able to take his seat
is sufficiently recovered to drive about
HACKFNSACK.@The local militia belonging 10 the
Second Battalion have Just closed a fair that re-
allied nearly So, 600. The Rev. L. l., Taylor OF
New York, has declined the call of the Second he
formed Church. The Law and OrdeI HOclotS 10
active and threatening prosecution OIL Snhuay
liquor-selling.
Fast ORANGE. Real estate has been active
lately there being moro transfers ana safes III teu
ruary than for any month within the year. ana
there is an increasing demand for houses ana bul-
ING lots The population has been increased iiieey
from New-York within two or three years ana @ Tea
estate values have gone up accordingly. ne
largest demand Is for medium dwelllne-hOuses Dut
handsome houses in good locations find ready pnT-
chasers OF rental. Public improvements tnat VIII
soon be made are expected to still further increase
The demand for building sites good deal OF prop
ertv Is held in expectation of considerable rise IN
values The annual township meeting Will ne
held Friday evening in the Ashland School h3lli
| - The Poor and Aims Committee expended
$175 80 last month. "a new hose @ earIlage Is 10
At the meeting of the New-England Society to-
night j. c. Baylis the sanitary expert, will read
paper on The Proposed Sewerage of East Orange"
rhe Rev f. b. Pullan has decided not TO leave the
pastOrate Of the Congregational Church Henry
Mills has been elected chief engineer OF the Fre
/
Trick Company -Four barrels of clothing have
been sent to Miss Clara Barton, president OF the
Red Cross Association, as Cincinnati COLLECTED ana
prepared 10y Mrs. j. j. Mccoy, of South Wainut-St'
PLAINrIEID-The Anchor Lodge +. and A. NJ,
! recently celebrated ITS tooth cOmmunIcaiion--
The Hatfield snif has been decided III favor OF
! the city by the Supreme Court This sult arose
ont of The advertising for sale lands beionging to
Levi Hatfield for non payment OF taxes and assess
meuts The court held IN its opinion that thtT19
was no statute of limitation of taxes" This VIII
settle the much ve1ed question Of back taTes III
| Plainfeld ..A new Union Clubhouse Will soon
/ be erected on Park-ave. at cost Of $4,000.
| Albro Lyons jr blinded by the snow, walked into
| a train at the depot Thursday morning. Two
| physicians are now attending hIn, and IT Is eX-
| pected that lie will recover
! HARRisoN.-l he baseball grounds on the meadow
recently secured for Inc season will be enclosed ana
fund has been started for the purpose. A eymna,
sium will also be fitted up for the use oI the local
! players.
! KrARNEY.---A game OF football viii be played be-
! tween the Clark D. n. L. Club and the Caedonau
| Thistle Club of Paterson.
! ELIz.BgTH.-The will Of Alexander NJ. c. Smith
! has been admitted to probate.