New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
dressed by Health Physician Vaudeville, on the
sanitary question.
NEW-IERSEY

NEW-JERSEY.
! MATAwAN-George Thompson the Peoples can
! didate for constable, was elected OH Tuesday.
| RlDGEwOOD.-Owing to the unpopularity OF one
! OF the Democratic rOadmasters, who says that he
was elected at the last town meeting the residents
of the road district will contest his election the
! ground that the voters had no right TO assign
rOadInaster to a particular district
HARRIsoN;A meeting of citizens was held on
Tuesday night to adopt means for reduction in the
| price OF gas which is now S3 90 per thousand.
petition was signed demanding the reduction.
MoNTCLAIR--Af fire occurred in a kitchen attached
to the restaurant in the Morris building on Tues
day. An alarm was sounded from the First Presby
terrain Church. The loss on stock was about 5000.
HoBOKEN-William f. Sackett, the expert
gagged to examine Col Hector McNlahons hooks, has
not ascertaned whether there is any deficiency. He
has been instructed not to communicate the result
OF his examination to any one except the proper
officials. No tidings have been received OF the
missing collector. rumOr circulated on
! tuesday night that his body had been found near
the Battery but it found to have no foundation.
The Common Council will hold a special meeting
this afternoon and if McMahon is not present Mayor
Thinker will probably appoint HIS successor.
ChilltOn Thompson was found at 2 o'clock yester-
day morning lying insensible in the hallway OF
house in Jetferson-st., suffering from landanum
poisoning; He, was removed to st. Mary'S Hospital
Where 5sd he vile died. Papers showed that bad ne
brQt'rer in Dover, N. j. A copy Of decree of di
y4rce from his wife was also found The body was
Louis ReidelTs house, No. % Clinton-st, on Tues
day night and secured 1871 IN money and a gold
watch worth $3.50.
MoRRTsrowN.-The township election passed off
quietly on Tuesday, resulting IN the success OF the
Republican ticket The new Board OF freeholdeTs
will be ten Republicans and five Democrats......
The real estate market is lively.
UNION HIGL-Ihc office of Gardner & Meeks,
lumber dealers in Union st.. was robbed on Tues
day night of small sum of money. There were
$4,000 in notes and bills in the safe which were
not touched.
nu,>.cr NJ, CoII;oa m Trsb ,roroor ooo
eighty~fOur, for long time was supported by the
Guild of ST. Marks Church. in order to keep her
from the almshouse. The old woman expressed a
longing to go TO Ireland to die and purse was
made up TO send her there. She sailed on February
2. A letter has been received by the Guild an
nOuncing her safe arrival. Seven cases fourteen
boxes and twelve barrels of clothing collected by
the church societies yesterday were shipped to the
Western flood sufferers; The directors OF the
Essex County Masonic Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany held a meeting last night.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-The trustees of the village have
asked for an appropriation of $4,000 for the en-
lsrgement of the Town Hall. The Board Of Town
Officers has granted their request 1t will be voted
upon by the people at the Spring election.
COLLEGE POINT.-I'he strike of the silk ribbon
weayers has practically ended, the operators hav
Ing resumed work yesterday.
QUOGUE.-JOhn Gisey. who built summer resi-
dence last year at a cost of $4,000 is now build
ing stables TO cost $4,000.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRIGHTON.-The Staten Island Rapid Tran
sit Commission, appointed TO appraiSe the value of
property he taken for the railroad, Yesterday al
lowed $1,000 damages to the Sailors Snug Har-
Dor
ALONG THE SOUND.
BRGDGEPORT-C harlcsISteimberM Mary Melbrand, |
Perry Light Mrs. II. Benson. Wesley Paul, Mary G. |
Innis and Waldems Nelson, of the Salvation Army,
fined 81 and costs each and sent to jail for |
fifteen days, for Paradng in the streets on Tuesday
night. Wesley Paul, Wadems Nelson and Mary |
{. slnnis on second charge, were fined $40 and |
costs. and twenty days in ....It is stated that
Z. I. Barnum during the past year has expended |
$175, 900 for improvements in and about the city:
..... In the Superior Court yesterday the case of
Horace Stapless appeal from probate was taken up
sheehsn spoke on "The Bible its Use and Abuse"
at st. Augustine's Church last evening
NEW AvEN.-The Bench show is represented
from Bridgeport by a kennel with six varieties, by
Dr. Martin; kennel by +. Buen; two pugs, by
Sheriff Crosby a spaniel, by w. T.. DlsbTOw; and
kennel by Luke White.
WEsrPoRr-The work on the Staples Free
Academy Is proceeding.
SOUTH NoRwALK.-The Common Council has
passed an ordinance forbidding polcy-playing
within the city limits fixing the penalty at $25.
Keepers of pOlCyshOps are to be subject 70 fine of
the graduating exercises of the high school. Fire
destroyed a dwelling on Tuesday belonging to A
DlcheIman.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
UNION CoRNERs.-J Stanley's house was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night.
NEw-RoCHrILE.-Tho Democrats on Tuesday
visor Michael j. Dillon for receiver of taxes, and
Conrad Roth for Overseer OF the poor.
GMoUNr VERNoN.-On Tuesday the store of Robert |
Owen was damaged by fire. The oil lamp in the |
cellar became over-heated and the escaping gas ig-
nited. The flames spread with great Tapidity.
ROCKLAND COUNTY
PIrPMONT-An enthusiastic mass meeting was |
held last night in HaddoclI's Hall, under the aus
pieces of the Law and Order Association. Forty |
one persons signed the Constitution. Addresses |
were made by Robert Graham, the Rev. w. {. Stitt |
and Excise candidate Abram Blauyelt. The better |
element Of the town is thoroughly aroused and |
will turn out in force at the polls on Tuesday.
Announcements.
Genuine Johann oas Matt Extract Signature Johann
ali Physicians, general debility Beware Of limitations,
If a Hacking Cough is disturbing yournights |
rest get box q BsuWELTs CRLE6RAIE6 touGH DEors
They VIII anord Immediate relief
Earl & Wilson's E and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuns are the best. sold every where
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
Tie liver pills immediately after dinner Don't forget this
Centlemen's Hats-Sprng Style, 1884.
1ls Nassau.st, between 'sSf'l Ann and BeeEman
Asadis 'eectant Platts CChlorides is especially |
just what every family needs Try it.
BIZ using Platt'S ChlordeS freely much sick |
ness sorrow may prevented Ii is the best
and has no Objectionable features
Careful hOuSckeepeIS Use Platt'S ChlOrides |
by thoroughly dsnectng every suspicious place
enjoy freedom from disease DO you use III
Druggists everywhere sell Platt's ChlOridcs, |
over 5000 physicians testify that is The best dsniec
known. Try H. you will ike IT, quart bottles
LUNDBORGs RHENIsH COLOGNE.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
i44Lc1ington.lve., between 10Th aud 3)ta.'tt
NJ Il Z nIanlan II Tho YlIa uarn