New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
vARIoUs NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

FLIzABETH.-James Payne. of No. sss Livingston
Il for nearly thirty years employe OF the singer
Company at It's ElHAbethport shops, shot himself ~
the head Tuesday night Last night no was sun
alive but there IS no hope Of his recovery! IL Is Do
lieyed that hc was laboring under mental alteration
Al Tho time OF the shooting Ho has wifi and Eve
children Tae retail groccrs Of Newark aud EIa-
beth held largely attended meeting a. tho latter city
Tuesday night and resolved 10 fight the wholesale
dealers who, It Is assorted, have formed trust to
keep up prices particularly on sugar and canned
goods Henry u. ellngerman, farmer Of Bound
Brook, who was visiting friends at Elisabethpor
Tuesday night missed The last train and undertook to
rfde homo on a freight train. At Fanwood he tumbled
of the ear and was cut In halves. The body was
taken 10 the Plainneld Morgue
HoBoKEN.-FOur prospective Indian extermInators
were captured in q Delaware, Laokavanns and West
ern Railroad train and arTaigned before Recorder Nc
Donough yesterday morning. They were Owen Car
roll, age thirteen; Thomas Moore, age fifteen; Roger
Ryan, ago twelve and Philip Ryan, ase fourteen
They wero fitted out with rcvolvers, bowie knives,
cartridges and powder Owen Carroll had stolen
eco from his mother and procured the outnt. They
were taken homo yesterday afternoon. nre
broke out yesterday IN tho boiler room Of Jordon
Hogan's paper mills in GrAnd-st, and before the
flames could be subdued part OF tho works were de-
Stroyed, causing a loss Of $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures Titus, the Oldest livery sta
bic keeper In the city, and widely known in sporting
circles, died yesterday from typhoid pneumonia
Paterson has secured srmory site, 10 be paid for
BY the county under the law passed last winter. The
transfer OF tract of land which to build with State
funds an armory for tho LIST Battalion, N. o. N. j.,
was completed yesterday, and County Collector
Shields gave his check for $4,000, tho deeds passing
to the State militia authorities.
PAssAIC-In tho Passaic County town elections
Tuesday tho chief interest centred in AcQuaekanonk
Township OF which Clifton is tho most populous
place. The fight was not waged on party lines, but
was between two factions, the bone OF contention
being the Assessorship The present Assessor Petor
J. Klpp, reelected by about $50 majority, with
his entire ticket Chosen Freeholders wero elected
ia three of the SIX townships in the county. In West
Milford the Republicans defeated tho incumbent Ed
ward c. George, Democrat who represents the Cooper
Hewitt mining interests, and elected william Pat
terson by thirty-thrco majority. In Little Falls
Francis J. Marley, Democrat was reelected, as was
W. c. Steele, Republican, in Wayne
RAHwAY.-Police Justice ]. o. Tunison was
stricken with paralysis yesterday morning and died
| shortly afterward. He was over eighty years old
and had lived hero most OF his lie He had held the
Office Of Police Justice for about ten years. a..
| Joseph Mckay, who attempted suicide by shooting
himself IN the head last week, removed yesterday
TO 81. Michaeps Hospital, in Newark. The bullet
Is still In his head and his recovery Is doubtful
"a. Inc RahWay censor announces IN lt6 u
sue of this week that its publication will cease with
that number. 1t was started in 1854 by Joseph T.
| CroweI The semi-annual convention Of
| the Women's Christian Temperance Union Of Union
| County was held IN this city Tuesday. Temper
ancc workers from all parts OF the county attended
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Senator Robert Adrian CltJ
| Attorney Wiegel and John s. voorhees, on Tuesday
argued before the United States Supreme Court over
| the payment Of taxes ON the City Poor Farm. TIT
1 e1fv aftaaa IN faxa mn ha haa hanr
| carried through all the State courts.
| SOUTH AMBoY.-Tb Republicans Of South Am
boy are iubilaut over their victory In the borough
| election on Tuesday. Though the town Is usually
Democratic by majority Of al least 300. the Re
publicans succeeded In electIng their candidate FOL
! Mayor, Frank De Graw. over Cornelius MeGoniglo
tho present Incumbent The Republicans also eectet
| John Applegate, the Assessor. and two Couneilmsg
gained by the Republicans in tho township cleo
| tons throughout the county.
cRANPoRD.-,At the annual township election, HEX
Tuesday, the entire Republican ticket was elected