New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-18
NEw-JERsEY.


was held yesterday in the Hudson Street Reformed
Church, Hobohcn. The churches represented by their
pastors and elders the Park Reformed and central
Avenue, Jersey City, and tho Reformed churches OF
Hobohen Hachensack, Gutenberg, Closter, Cherry hn
Spring Valley, and New-Durham. Tho Rev. u H.
" Wright Of the Central Avenue Church. was elected
Moderator The dissolution Of the pastoral relation
between the Rev. r. NJ Bogardus and the Gutenberg
Church was approved
The spring session Of the presbytery Of Elizabeth
held yesterday in the Second Presby CHURCH.
the attendance being unusually large.
Two of the prisoners In tho New-Bfunswick jail
escaped on Monday night by bcatlng coiored en-
ploye and getting the brick wall
An unknown man was crushed to death under the
cars at such's brchyard in sayreville yesterday
morning.
JERSEY CITY.
small schooner with top heavy load Of lumber
aboard capsiled opposite the Pennsylvania Railroad
ferry slips about p. m. yesterday. Tho dock load
slipped of into the water and the schooner partially
rightcd again Three men who were In charge OF her
jumped into tho yawl which was towing sstern ana
rowed ashore The Pennsylvania Railroad tug America
went to the assistance OF the schooner and towed her
to the Morgan-st pier The Schooner and cargo Do
long to Dodge & Co., jersey City lumber merchants.
The annual report of the City Controller, Samuel ID.
Dickinson, has Just been issued Tho gross oeef of
the city exclusive of water account, "a
The assets are fixed at 81 1927 3d. leaving the net
debt at s42oe 9o2 81. This is decrease from last
year Of s627, o30 3e.
NEWARK. a s.'.;i go
Mrs. Maggie Berry, living at No. 81 Polhst, 10
missing. She had suffered greatly from the neglect
and abuse of her husband On Monday week she
showed her bruised face to neghbor and said she was
tired Of her husbands brutality and would drown
herself She disappeared the next day. .'
The annual meeting OF the g, and lodge, Knights
and Ladies' of Honor, held at No. $50 Broad St
yesterday. Oscar Wiener elected Grand Protec
Tor, Eliza Young Grand Vice Protector. Henry VILE
husen Secretary, and Ferdinand Schmidt Treasnfef
In the courts yesterday, Mary Dougherty' brpnghf
suit for $4,000 damages against the Knckerbockef
Ice Company for the death Of her husband, who Has
run and killed by an Ice wagon. ~ ,oanoE o.
The trustees Of the First Baptist Church received
yesterday notice from Secretary ofithc 'preasury
Fairchd of the decision of the Governments to r,ir
chase the church property Acadomy-st for the ex
tension Of the postolice. The p"ce fixed Is 100000
Mayor Haynes and other city officials superintended
the demolition of wholesalers stands in Centre MARKET
at a m. yesterday. Counsel for the wholesalers
had obtained from Chancellor McGn an order re-
straining the city evicng the Wholesale Dealers
but the lawyer unable to the order On the
Mayor, who kept out of the way. ,..-a:s g;
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STATEN ISLAND. .1- o." ''f|'
Bernard Scion, superintendent Of the Columbia
Candle Works at Clifton who Disappeared several
weeks ago. arrested at the C0rtlandt Street Ferry
New-YoFk, yesterday afternoon, on his way 70 the
Clifton Park races. He taken TO Stapleton and
arr aigned before Justice Vaughn, who held him In
81 900 bail charge Of grand larceny for further
examination ..~,-i y ...: go ~,
LONG ISLAND.
Franklin Asburky Hawkins, confined In tho River
Il admitted