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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
JERSEY CITY.

The Democratic members of the new Board of
Aldermen held a caucus on Thursdly night. and
decided upon Mr.. Jordan for president There was
too much diversity OF opinion 10 make any other
selections.
Henry O'Neill George Hall and Michael Cough
lin, who were convicted Of burglary, were sem
fenced yesterday TO years in the State prison.
Under the new law giving the Mayor power TO
appoint the Board of Education aud which was
approved by the people at the recent election,
Mayor Collins yesterday appointed William X.
Laird. George l.. Record John A. Walker, William
l.. Vanderzee, David L. Holden, Mial Mason and
Dr. Benjamin Edge. Three members OF the old
Board, john Boyd, Benjamin Van Ripper and James
application would be made 70. day to Judge X napp
In the Supreme Court for writ of ceTti oIari to
move the act TO the Supreme Court for review.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.......-......FRID
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
s,,v ~ Chestor tlr Tareton Liverpool April q.
oneeastown % with mde and passengrsto lnnan IS
AE Eramsr STATE Of nevada m Noodle Glasgow April r.
Arrived al the Bsr at a m. c...s-.. ,u-,, *
ets an i93sf i, ds passenger,
FAYE S Apy h Gl as5 t HracSd
y6SSs FIR ~ Mayagnel 30 Ponce April AgnadllIa H.
Rh I, F9Ts ~ Co. XTISed at the Bar
STEAMER Santiago Cotton. Cienfuegos Apr ~ ~ Jayo
Nassau IA with mdse aud passengers to Jas ward
sie,mer r Knight Chichester Georgeown and Alexan
with mdse and PASSENGERS to th3s ,h % and
enSrs onance of 81 John NIB Andrews Liverpool 3s
ia tse Vow Iowo ar' Say ~ '''''' ''''
suYsTT-wrnd n, SANDY HOOK fresh .; raining. At
s,nav HooE@Il pm Barometer % 81 Thermometer 49,
wan r IA miles; maximum 20 m is; Weather light rain
Arrived Yesterday
steamer xoorillnd Dch Nckels Antwerp April H. with
Edso and passengers 70 Peter Wright sons ,, pa,
H. Naples IS gibraltar - win md.e and passengers to
Pssp Tq, rSo xiv CIV r Gore Bristol Xpr
l6 with mdse ArEe Douglass c,,,, mi, 70
Maeors TO- sSmana 20 Plata - Cape Hayden - and
ET Ta ATSed At the aT at 90 n
s,e,me. h3i' ws ocgsp % az the Far at $50 M
steamer Chattahooche Catherine savannah days win
Steamer S Msnhattan stevens Ne. Point Va and New
port with mdse dpassengers 70 Ola DOMINION % CO.
CLEARED
Steamer Fndymlon tIr). Rogers, London-Funch. Edge
steamer vomor DAM Hontzelman London-Fuueh Edge
steamer Aurama (Br). Hams, Liverpool via queenstown
steamer Bfitannc (Br Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer circassia DR. Campbell. Ulnsgow-Henderson
storne Rueia GER, Abers Hamburg Kunhardt Co
Steamer Vera tGerl Barre, Bremen VIA southampton
steamer Rhynand CBeg), Jamison, Antverp-PeerWrtsh
& sor-. - 49, ,,-,o. p.ot.. pro. A ~.
steamer 'yrll (Ir), johnson, Para &c-BOOth q Co.
Steamer Texas RISK, Fernandna VIA Port Royal
c II Mallory n Co.. -, =, ,-,, ,,...,...
Ship Dakota GER. sohaener, Hamburg-Herman Koop
& Co .-,- ,,.-.,.- u. D..
shin Reeulus Nor Paulsen Dunkirk-Benham Boyesen
smb Landsdownc (Irl Lockhart, London whitney
shin Mary Fraser (Brl Dexter London whitney Co
sbip Trojan (Br), Moshor LIVERPOOL whitney q Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Donau for Ltyerpoo Canada Londoni Prydian
Lelth; Bermuda II kits.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
ToxDoS ARRIVED, steamer Dorwent (Br)' Hgand'
from New.YOrk April Is .--- -, N, H..
May SAILED. steamer Germanlo tbr. Ken
peoy nOm Liverpool hence Tor New.fork'
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breuoort House-James Anthony froude, OF
England Hotel Brunsioick-senator James b. Eustis
of Iouisian - GiLsey HOuse-Ex-Senat0r S. W. Dorsey,
of Arkansas and State Senator b. Thacher Of Albany
......FifM Arenue HoteI-Judge George +. Danfortn'
Of the Court Of Appeals exCOngressman John H. camp
of LYONS ~ Y aud NJ E. ingalls, and Larz Anderson OF
Cincinnati ..., HOFFMAN House-Attorney- Den;
mis- O'Bren OF WaerOwn, N Y. ana w. s. Bissell, OF
Buffalo ~ Victoria HocI-General John G. Hazard OF
Nsw.Orleans and Rear-Admira w. i. lie Roy. Air-
rqg HiH HOtel-Ex- Con John Lynch, OF Maine
~ Sfirierant Hot,se-Ex- { Congressman Geerge c. Ia
zeton Of Wisconsin. and Assemblyman William 4.
O'Neil st. James HOtel-Ex- Congressman Horace =.
Page Of California. Windsor HoteI-Professor Will
ian a. ROstOn
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Announcements.
ADVICE OF VALUE.

Especially important TO every housekeeper are the Health
notices and Of caution recently published and 10 IL TO
no boped that instructions relative to using disnfectants
,-eeIy while housecleanng will be followed by all
Tho dsinfeclnt recommended Ia known as Platts Chlor
idea cooress and odorles liquid Of great power yet very
beap in fact quart bottle OF It, which the druggists sell
cents prepares TO four gallons OF dsnfectant OF
proper strength for these uses
each every family follow this advice for II by b
orally scattering unobeconabe germ destroying prep
,raon about before RELAXING the carpets and In
the cosets panries cellars housedrains yards &c. con-
,agous diseases can be preventedcertanly no wiser
economy can be practised-
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
DIFFICULTY IN A MoNTCLAIR cHURc

The First Presbyterian Church of Montclair,
n j. is divided IN opinion respecting its pastor the
Rev. DR.. J. Romeyn Berry, who has been there for
fifteen years. The trustees recently asked him to
resign The following Sunday morning Dr. Berry
read their request and another from a majority of
the church members urging him to remain. AT an
election of the elders last week the ticket elected
was overwhelmingly In support of DR.. Berry. Among
those who are with the pastor are General L. H.
Harris, president of the American Insurance Com
pany OF Newark Dr. j. y. Halves, s. X. Parkhurst
and Colonel Babeock of the Standard Oil Com
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LONG ISLAND

SAC HARBoR.-Mrs. French, the wife of Colonel
Peter French. of Alaska has for some time been
visiting the family of Postmaster French She was
in apparent good health yesterday and went ont
for drive Upon returning she ate her dinner and
afterward went into the paror, and while conyers-
ing with some friends her head suddenly dropped
in-law of Police Commissioner French of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting of Academy OF Music directors. y. M.
Iyeeum Theatre creditors, Aston House, IL a. IN.
New Y ork- Boston League baseball mptch, Polo
Grounds, p. ~. -, - -
Opening LarchmOnt Yacht Club house. - -
OPENING Manhattan Chess Club rooms No. ~ East
Seventeenth-st, p.
Launch Of steel yacht, Pepras q Pines ship-yard
Greenpont
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DISCLAIMER AND CAUTION.

A New.York company making unauthorized usc OF Baron
Iiebe's name and referring to themselves as The
Iiebg Company Of NewYork, London and Paris IN thelr
OF preparation the ebgs Extract oil
Meat Company. Limited Of Fenchurchaye, London Eng
land beg respectfully inform tho public that they have nc
connection with the absve alluded TO- and
that Baron ebg authorized anybody Dut the iepg
Extract OF Company Limited to mako use OF his name
The only article sold by Liebigs Extract OF Meat Company
Limited under Baron Liebig's name Is the celebrated
LIEBIG CoMPASYs EXTRACT on MAT,
invented and guaranteed genuine by Baron Liebig'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
NEWARK.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union has
resolved upon n vigorous crusade this summer on
all voators of the Sunday laws. Their efforts will
be directed against the grog-shOps, the outlying
parks where beer is sold and concerts given,
and against Sunday excursions.
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v. DR.. Berry has not preached for two Sum

rany. Dr. Berry has not preached LOT t"o sun
days ~
II am a member of the church, but not an Of
fcerD said John X. Livermore, OF No. 20 beaver,
ST Yesterday "Dr. Berry is q man for whom
have the highest respect, and L esteem him as o
personal friend The difficulty Is one OF long stand
ing. The church has got into rut. There is no
other objection to DR.. Berry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02

of Mrs. Alice O'Keeffe against Ross Il. Wlnans OF
baltimore. A conference between the referee' Dai
,el NJ Porter. Mrs OKeeffe's counsel, and James
q Carter In behalf of Mr. Winans, has resutedn IN IN
fixing MAY IL as the day when the hearing VIII 10
begun before the referee. Some OF the pes, knoMn
Shorthand writer's in the city have applied for tue
nosifion of official stenographer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
TWO Suicides BY HANGING.

While trying the doors OF the malt house NO. 4oa
Fast Thirfy-eighth-st at 3 q. m. yesterday,
policeman saw the lieless body of an Old man hahg
ing against the area railing. The man had com.
mitted suicide in the night. card IN MS poeke.
led to his identification as Edward Bushman, 1ather
in-aw of DR.. +. J. Kneuper, OF No. 80 seventn-Sl.
Bnshman was q German, born IN Berlin; uuI ne
had lived in this country many years. Onlli ABOUT
ten wears ago, when his wife died. he was larmer
in Orange County. He had several children nYi :a
in this CITY and Chicago but he made his nome VIII
DR. Kneuper who moved from No. l54 Second-ave.
TO the house in Seventh-st. yesterday; Recently
Dr. Knenper told him that the house IN SeVentnsu;
would net have room enough 1or MN. ana au5 lsIu
him TO 90 to his sons house in Chicago. MI. Dusn-
man was unwilling to CO. but at lenglh consentea W
make the change in his place of residence. ~ was
arranged that he should start for Chicago on lhurs
dav night but about noon that day he left the mouse
and was not seen by his relatives aiterward III.
Kneuper said yesterday that MIR. Bushman mad been
insane for some time ..
John i. Wurthman, German, forty-six years
old committed suicide yesterday IN his grocery AZ
No 995 Third-ave He had a wife ana SIX chll,
dren living at No. 4SS East Houston-st., ana owheo
several houses in that street Formerly ne hau
grocery in Houstonst, but he sold out ms business
two years ago to visit Germany. After his return
to this city he started the Thrdave store ana pros
pered in the new enterprise. Recently he suffered
nom chronic illness, and became melancholy on
that account. Some repairs were being maze III
his store yesterday, and he was missed about l
D. m when the workmen wanted to consult nm
clerk went down into the cellar to look 1or MI.
Wurthman and found him dead, suspended by tue
neKc from a beam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
NEW-JERSEY TOWNS

HoBOKEN.-Mayor Timken has adopted O novel
method 10 enforce the payment of some personal
taxes. He has determined that he will sign no
claims for city officials creditors of the city who
are in arrears for taxes
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THE poGs SHAKE TAILS AND PART
A SUCCESSFUL sHow-soME OF THE BEST CLASSES
EXHIBITED.

A SUCCESSFUL sHow-soME OF THE BEST GLASSES
EXHIBITED.
The dog community, which has made the
canine music the last four days broken up yes
terday The doggsh friendships formed by the associa
lions OF the exhibition were rudely broken sad rare,
wells whmed forth and hearty shakes OF the tan
exchanged as the renowned champion and the nuuule
puppy yet unknown to fame. were alike bundled into
their travelling quarters and shipped en- Ugly poodes
with their hair clipped in all sorts OF fantastic ways SO
to give them generally top-heavy appearance ana
jewery so that they resembled the old
woman with rings her fingers ana
bells her toes tucked under the arms OF waiting
maids aud taken back to the privacy OF the nome crce
grade OF exhibits The number Of entries has not
equaed that OF former years because people nave come
realize that 10 Is useless expense TO send poor uoe
special feature has been the fine display OF pup
pies of all classes. The masts bulldogs, 81 Bernarus
greyhounds fox terriers and coes were the hnest cor
lectons OF dogs of those types ever seen In the country
The kennel of greyhounds exhibited by III. W. smith, OF
Worcester Mass is generally believed TO Dc the pest IN
IT, Mother Dcndyke its " star" attraction, is re-
markably fine specimen, fulfilling all the requirements
set forth n that old which has fixed for three
centuries the points OF an ideal greyhound.
A head like q snake,
neck like a drake,
A back like beam,
A side like breaE
A tail Ike a rat
And foot ike cat.
This fine animal the progenitor Of half the blooded
greyhOunds In this country The classes OF pugs New
fOundlands and deerhOunds we'll filled and OF aver
merit The number of settlers and pointers was not
bench shows in the near future, but the dogs entered
fine lot. The four English bloodhounds were
first among the novel exhibits The attendance yester
day fairly large considering the weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
THE FELIs NOT READY TO SEPARATE.

Mrs. Ada NJ. Craig an agent Of the Charitlcs Or
canization Society, living at No. 80 Washington
ST., saws that IN her work for charitys sake few
DAYS ago she found in No. 173 West Houston-st,
woman who said that she had deserted her husband,
one Wheeldon lin England and for the past five years
had been living with Frederick Fell who had de-
serted his wife and nine children in England Some
correspondence passed between Mrs. Craig and the
woman, in consequence Of which the latter ac-
companied Mr.. Fell TO Mrs. Craigs office at No. 80
Washiugton-st. where an interview resulted in Mr.
Fell being summoned to Jefferson Market Conrt
and locked up for assaultng the agent. Mr.. Fell IS
a clerk in down town office.
He denied 10 Special Sessions, where he was tried
Yesterday, that ne had wife living other than tho
present Mrs. Fell, but said that his children IN
England had secured his fortune of 100000 and
now wero trying through Mrs. Craig 10 get his
present wife away from him. Mrs. Fell sided with
and testified for Fell that Mrs. Craig had annoyed
return to England. Fell was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02

A-CLEANING AND DYEING.-lncreased facili
ties and fine work. at Lords thave and 39hst, and 10Th
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MARINE INTELLIGENOE.

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NO APPOINTMENTS BEFORE SATURDAY.

Mayor Grace said yesterday that he would make axe
no appointments before Saturday next the last
day. under the law, to which he can defer the mat
ter. He wishes to give all persons interested an
put no one at the head of department nntll ne
had become convinced that he was thoroughly COM
petent for the position. w.
Police Justice Patterson and Aldermen Van
Rensselaer, and Morgan called on the Mayor ana
urged HIM to reappOint Fire Commissioner Van
Colt Mr. Grace expressed high regard for VT. van
Colt large delegation from the ADdllta t R1g
for Dock Commissioner Many friends OF Carr
Schurz have urged the Mayor to make hun a
Charities Commissioner. Mr.. SchurZ says. however
that under circumstances would he accept ne
appointment, The statement that Richard ). MOT
rsson is a candidate for Charities Commissioner Is
erroneous. a..
The bill before the Legislature to make the
Dock Department single-headed commission Will
probably not pass If there should be chance OF
ITS becoming law. however, the Mayor would take
that into consideration making his appointment
to fill the vacancy in that department. There was
a report yesterday that some of the places to be
filed would fall to the Mugwumps who supported
the Mayor for his present office.
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THE WINANS DIVORCE CASE
stepbep z. Nash las recousdered his announced
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