New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-05

the evening po,,cemsn told the leader OF the pa
AIDE 70 stop singing lie refused to 90 80 ana was
taken to Police Headquarters arraigpea oeio the
Justice Hood Subsequently Samuel haynef, tno
captain of the Newark Branch. was arrested Ior
breach Of the peace a charge preferred ny Aueus
tus f. Spaelt. lie was bsled to appear 'is ihoin-
ing
having two wears TO run. ii Is proposed Dy Ie oohi
pauIes 10 enter into new arrangement W1eIevS Vic
price Of gas shall be reduced one-nitn auu tno %
ppanies nav ROYALTY 10 the city of ten cents on
aa~arv I 600 feet supplied to private consumers:
The companies ask III return that new cont' Az
shall be made for supplying the pubic a nsy az sba
protect the companies from the unjust ccmpeItiohd
of new company occupying Tue densey Popu..9e ed
section only and neglectlng the sparseiy se'u'u
section.
Charles Stondnger was nominated by the Repuo-
licrns of the Fifteenth Ward on saturday nignt 10
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF Alderman
Mcklrgan. .-,-,,r
sUNDRY NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.
HoRoKKN-The autopsey on the body of Charles
Morini, who was found ded IN bed Friday morning,
showed that he died of pneumonia MRS. jean DAP
tiste his housekeeper, whose husband was serving
a three mouths term Blackwelrs Island IN
formed the police that her husband had, IN leal-
Gus rage assaulted Morini but no marks OF yloence
could be found on he bod y..... EDWARD WILSON,
well-knOwn New-YOrk confidence man, VINO was
arrested by Chief Donovan on Saturday,Was Sent 70
the penitentiary for three months as % i
person. Recorder McDOnOugh sentenced the PITS
oner and then III the absence OF policeman, staIe-
ed to take the prisoner to the penitentiary MINI
self.
PLAINTIFF p-Ground has been broken for the
Male Public Library and Art Gallery. i ne hey;
Dr. Lewis Of the seventh-Day BAPTIST ChuIch, VIII
deliver an Grafton on Memorial Day before the WIN
field Scott Post, G.. A. X.
WIsrFIFID.-The recent fair and festlyal netted
S75 for the Sunday school of Grace Eplscopai
Church.
EAST ORANGE--The Lawn Tennis Club formally
oneDed its grounds on Saturday afternoon IN the
presence of a large and fashionable assemblage'
Gardner Il. Colby and other gentlemen nave puT,,
chased the Jorge property on llarrson-st, ana VIII
erect upon it a rOler-skating rink.
BLOOMFIFLD-The summer lecture cOnrse Will
begin shortly the Rev. 5. w. Duiield being the
first lecturer announced. The course will continue
through the summer on Tuesday evenings
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.--The Queens County Teachers Institute
will hold five days meeting IN Jamaica, beginning
this morning.
PATCHoGuE.-John Deroh, Bavarian' was i9und
dead in a hut yesterday .......Rev. Thomas COOK;
the Oldest rector in the Long Island diocese VIII
be buried to-day with Masonic hOnors.
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT RICuMoND-ArchbishOp COrTigan ,yestcr-
day dedicated st. Mary's Church. The odllce is
built of brick, with stone trimmings, ana cost
S31 600. The Rev. Joseph c. Campbell IS the rec
tor of the church. The congregation formerly wor-
shipped in a church at Granite Hill
ToMPKIN sVIIIE.-JameS McGuness, proprietor OF
the Nautilus Hall, will bring SUIT against me
staten Island Railroad Company to recover TlO'-
600 for cutting away the cnhanknfirt ~ IRONY
of his property.