New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
THE VAR AGAINST Rum.
ACTION IN THIS CITY AND IN NEw-JERsEY-oP-
POSING THE RENEWAL or LICENSES

ACTION IN THIS CITY AND IN NEw-JERsEY-OP-
POSING THE RENEWAL or LICENSES
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
this city invited the teachers OF the public schools to
attend a lecture by the Rev j. Benson Hamilton OF
Providence in the Broad way Tabernacle Tuesday evening
The lecture was designed illustrate Of the Teach
ngs required under tie law approved by the Governor
March 10. providing for the compulsory instruction
Of children in physiology and hygiene with special
the effects of alcoholic drinks, stimullntS
and narcotics upon the human system. Mrs Mary T.
Burt president of tho Union OF this state, told Of the
efforts which the Union had made In educating children
total abstinence and the success In part Of the at
tempt introduce the instruction into the schools prior
to the passage the law which due the bors Of
the Union. Mr.: HamiltOn'5 lecture presentation
the injurious effects OF alcohol upon the vital organs
and was supplemented with 7tereopticUn views.
The Reform Club OF Bloomfield Nj, has appointed the
following executive comnittce f. r. Bachelor. \. II.
Omstcad j. L. Walsh, Joseph Eyeland, Nathan Russell
Samuel Pcboulet and John sandcrsOu Dodds Hall has
mertinSS viii be held on Friday NIGHTS. The Rev.
George j. MiugiIs, OF Ncw-YOrk, spoke ut
wished that there were thousand Roosevelts who
would stand up for fair deal Through the efforts OF tho
keepers refused Tuesday by the Cont AT Newark
An objection was urged on the ground Of violation Of the
law, and the Judge postponed action until April TO-
T. NJ. COrles counsel for the Law and Order society.
OF MoItclar appeared III the Court OF Common Pleas
on Tuesday to oppose tie granting o. all liquor licenses
in Montcair, on the ground that the applicants had
violated ulc raw ne asO OppO,tfl lWtNc dpplfdIou5
for Bloomfield on the ground that the applicants had
sold sunday, or had not complied with the law in
Otncr respects. Objection also made 20 the grant
Ing of licenses In Milbun. Franklin and Orange.
The temperance peope we're out in fall force at the
opening of the County Court at ackeDsack Tuesday
Herbert B. Turner OF the firm OF Turner. Lee &c
Mcclure presented petition signed by l2j residents OF
EugelwOOd asking that licenses be granted the
present term for tie sac o. spru0us liquors beer lie
SAID hlt the entire population OF tie township only
littie 1000. there seventeen places In
licensed By the state ami ten by the United states an
demands OF the people and the necessities OF travellers
that those whom the committee represented deemed
their duty ask the court in view % these facts
20 increase the number and 10 grant more licenses
The petition blcd with the clerk aud Judge Dixon
said ii would receive The careful consideration of tho
court This IL the first time IN IN history Of the town
that this class of citizens have interested them
selves In such movement, and the indications are that
they will not stop where they have left of now but will
press the movement until tn number OF shops in
EngewCod ia largely reduced. The Law and Order So
clety has retained Milton Demarest counsel and he ap
peared In Its behalf In opposition to the granting OF
licenses. number of applications were laid over.