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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
TIE CONTEST FOR THE MAYOIALTY.

TIE CONTEST FOR THE MAYOIALTf.
The Republicans held their primaries in jersey CITY
night and elected delegates to the City Conventoh
which is to nominate "A candidate for Mayor. Inc
County Committee Will meet in Federal Hail. near tc
Court House, tonight and will probably decide on INC
date of the convection. The public feeling Ill the
party in Jersey City is decidedly in favor OF nominating
Mr.. washburn, the president of the Hudson County
Bank.
Il believe Mr. Washburn ought to be the man.
said OK Assemblyman Heck. His nomination would
lift the issue above party feeling and good men OF all
parties would support him. don't think Mr. Jordans
nomination would appeal 50 strongly to the indie
pendent VOTE - ,
81 favor Mr. Washburns nomination strongly
said william T. Midflgc. who for the Assembly IN
the lid District last fall and beaten by the out
raceous frauds practiscd at the polls. " Mr.. wash
hurn,s name would take the matter ont OF party
poiitics An objection urged against nm that ne
twenty five years in jersey City and his removal 10
CIV every day and does business here. Every honest
man in the county would support MIN against YAH
didatc OF the ballot box suffers" =, ri,
The mass meeting OF the Jefcrsonan or milking
Democrats will he held March Is at the Iabernacc.
ExCovcrnor Bedlc x-Mayor Collins and other leaders
Of both parties are expected TO address II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
NORTHERN NEw-JERSEY COUNTIES.

ORANGE.-Thc congregation Of the Oahwopd Avcnuc
Baptist Church has extended unanimous call 10 the
Rev f. G. Jackson, Of Norwich Conn.
sneak thieves entered the house Of Mrs Charles
Raynor, In Arlington-avc.. Wednesday evening
while the family at dinner. Three gold watccs
aud a quantity Of iewely. valued at about 800, wcic
taken.
PLAINFIELD.- Madam Bernard. known throughout
central Jersey astrologlst and fortune teller,
IS dead She made fortune during her twenty years
nractlcc I'm thi, city, . The Rev. william &.
stinson. Of Pennington has accepted a call to tho
pastoratc of the Duncllcn Presbyterian Church.
Rr"rHERPORD.-I. Il. Harrington. old resident
Of this place and for many years "A wcllhnown live
stock reporter in Ncwlork, is seriously i'll with pncu
monia and yesterday grave doubts were entertained
Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
DR. GREEN on TIE PENDING BILL.
HE TALKS ABOUT THE UNION PACIFIC THE
PROPOSED POSTAL TELEGRAPH AND
RAILROAD WIRES.
RAILROAD WIRES.

The statement published Yesterday that the Pa
cfc Railroad Finding bill, pending in Congress.
night interfere with the establishment OF a postal
telegraph system. ridiculed by friends OF tho
railroad and telegraph companies. II was asserted
that a clause in the funding bill provided for the
removal OF Government control and 1t was inferred
that in this way the Government would be deprived
Of valuable rights beyond the Missouri River in
lines which practically were owned by IT, IL was
said in support of this theory that the "diicctory
of the Union Pacific consists largely Of tic same
persons who directors of the Western Union Iclc-
graph Company"
Dr. Noryin Green, president Of the telegraph COM
many said that the statements "a mares nest.
Il, the first place. he said the only member, OF
orr Board who directors IN Union Pacific ar,
Sidney Dillon and Frederick L. Ame'. Mr.. Dillon
was formerly president Of the Union Pacific but he
is certainly not active I'm the management. and Mr.
Amcs apparently takes little interest IN this com
pany for he has not attended a meeting of tho
Board for more than years. JAY Could has had
no Interest I'm Union Pacific for long time, ana |
am morally that he has never seen the funding
bill / know that tho clause about the removal OF
Governmental control not proposed by liln lic
Is interested In the Southern lire. which is rival
Of the Union Pacific and consequently would natural
" do nothing for the lnlon Pacific, in which no
IS not Interested. | cannot Imagine. however. that
tho railroad companies would accept any settlement
that did not end Government control lou have
onIv 10 compare the rnficr with ordinary business
customs. II an indebtedness - paid the creditor
cannot -a!ntan his lien.
difference with the proposed postal telegraph p:O-
1idcd the statements were correct. he said " Iho
Union U'acfc has not half enough wires to do it5
own busincss Under contract with II orr lines
RIM into its Offices and at small stations its employees
conduct orr business. For this advantage We pay
ilc company ono half the receipts. We maintain tho
lines and operate end. and tho COMPANY supports
the other end II is possible that the Union Pacific
-cnds some commercial messages ever lis own wires.
but many moro RAILROAD dispatches are sent over
line Tho air
ncs,aI telegraph service messages would never get
oh.
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STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICIiMDND.-GeOrgc Gale. Michael Mc''oni
gal carl IIagganroddcn and William Whalcn fonr
young Of Port Richmond were yesterday arrested
Richmond County Grand Jury for burglary. They
held under bail for trial at tho next term Of
court
tLIFrON.-JOhn Powers, a cOOred man, OF Clifon.
who was arrested Yesterday made sworn statement
10 the police. implcang Henry De Nyse, proprietor
If a hotel in the Clifton Boulevard and John W. lllg
gins, in the burglary al the Magnolia House, IN the
Boulevard. short time ago. De Nysc ana lilggn,
arrested. but both denied the ncgrOs statement.
De Nysc was released on bail.
District Attorney Fitzgerald has re
cciycd letter from James Mc,ilOn. the contractor
who was recently indicted for manslaughter. saying
that he will return 10 Staten Island and stand trial on
the 10th inst His bOndsmen had been Informed That
he had forfeited his bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
OUTG DING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or NEw.YoRK.- .-.THuKsDAY. MARCH l;


ARRIVED.
st.te of Penn-ylv,nia Mann Glasgow Feb %
ana Nove Mar with and Ia Austin Bald
yin 90 al tho Bar nj y,
Sfcamrr Sa (ier. schmidt. Hamburg Fec 20, with
,cs. and COr Arrived At Tho har NJ
Victoria (Br Harrison Blboa Feb 49, with iron
re 10 order vessel simpson spence Young Arrived at
Bar NJ m ,.,.....,, q, Az. 40. $50, 10. ..,
Colon Henderson, '""J' ihusc All"
ra.s,ng To Pacific Mail - Co
Bolger. Galveston Key west u
v,th ma Ia. and pa .srncers 10 & al Mallory ~ 60
\ncOOchrr, Snllh o'y' WIN ""'o
and pa sengeTs 10 X l. Nake'
aisner Delaware chichester. Jacksonville days. via
~ ,icson with rndse passengers 10 VIM Clyde 60
Renrfacior Wilmington, Nc. with ndse
aud passenserst WIN + Clyde ~ Co 49,
Ola Dom Mon Conch. Richmond CITY Point and
Nr,,L v nh md Sc and passengers Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Dimock. Edriigc. BOSTON, with ndse To II
Inip'k. ,,..,,.. S,uu.n.r. % IA. IA
- 10 I,dwell a French: vessel 10 ID II Dearborn.
snn Iolapn Friedrich (Gerl Lancaster Hamburg rs days
viii ffndss 10 order. vessel to Geo VarreImann
shin tBr Satrr. London Jan =. with mdso
order. snow 4 Burgess
shn Taga Tor stockholm Dec %. with mdse
10 ORDER. vessel To 'srscn Doe
srNsFI wind at sandy Hook. light. NE. cloudy and
| hay AZ city Island. wind light NNE; cloudy
Arrived yesterday
Steamer SIT tNorl Baacoa ca days with fruit TO
u numois Arrived at the BAR az 800 am.
Pennns Charleston
vits md.s and passengers TO VIM CLYDE q co.
Rark Haydn Brown llavener Hong Kong lbs DAYS with
mdse 10 order, vessel TO Vernon Brown d Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Siddons (Br Brown Liverpool Busk a. Jevons.
Bra (Br ~. >praey Liver pool-Busk a Jevons.
Steamer Alvona Br) Mackay. Kingston Port Limon &C
| Pm Forwood 4 Co.
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

m II y. uardcaste. the apothccary Of the East
crn District Dispensary. died at his hone' No. -oo
lIewcs-st YESTERDAY. at the age OF SHY n,c' H.
was connected with the d,pcn>ary for nearly for'y
years, His fatal illness lasted for several months
and he surprised his friends by his antpathy to med
icne for himself lie left wife
The Rev. ". J. Bridge, has resigned again from
the pastoratc Of the Greene Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church. II is probable that the church, which re
fused to accept the previous rcsrnao' VIII ac'cua
to his wishes this time, a a number OF dlssaushe"
members had decided to ask for his removal by the
Prcsbytcry.
All the police force has been ordered TO be on duty
on Monday. St. Patrcks Day. Two parades by irsh
societies Will take place
The Aldermen adopted resolutions Of respect yes,
tcrdav 10 the late City Clerk John shaley ana agreed
TO attend the funeral to-day in body.
Mayor Chaplin has withdrawn his resignation from
the Lincoln Club and Will remain IN H. although 10
has removed 70 a distance from the clubhouse, winch
was his reason for resigninG
ouit has bcen brought bv Leib Schachncr Of No.
ls5 Moore-st against the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
COMPANY TO recover $1,000 Us damages, because CHI
ployes on an elevated train insulted him by cal''
him Sheeny, and by gestures and grnaces, ana also
hur+ his hand at the Aahamaave. station As he was
leaving a train on January by closing the gaze
upon 1t.
The Board Of Supervisors Yesterday voted 10 invite
proposals for electric lighting In Raymond s''' jail
Henry Never Of No 735 Finishing ave, was on
his way home Yesterday morning about o'clock ana
met several men who were disputing III baric'vs''
A lie tried 70 pass them one OF INC men, @, ,
sclwartzkon caught him by the coat collar ana hI'
him terrible blow upon the head wlth sums s"D.
The assailant was arrested and held Tor Assault
Meyer was badly hurt. but will recover.
Evidence for the prosecution was presented IN the
United states Court yesterday IN inc sccou u'si -
D. H. Ramsav's suit against George !. RyerSoh post
master at Rarnseys y. j.. 10 recover S1oopo Is oa
ages for the alienation of his wifes affections.
Tho eighteenth annual meeting Of the Womans
Bantist Foreign Missionary society was held ycstcT.
tar in thc Washington Avenue Church. The annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
LIKES GOSPEL TO WONBN.
MR.. MOODY THINKS CHRISTIANS NEED TO BE
SHOCKED SOMETIMES

MR.. MOODY THINKS CHRISTIANS NEED TO BE
SHOCKED SOMETIMES
The continued popularity OF Mr.. Moody's morning
addresses has induced him to continue them on luea
day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF next week
~ the usual hour in the Collegiate Church, AT lh
ave and Twenty -ninthst. Yesterday he prd'hcd
to the large congregation on the Gospel Of Luke
Tbi. cospc he said was among other things gospel
~ vou,auhood one Of il, most prominent features
was the things which Christ H., done for women.
The best friends which Christ Mad on earth were
womcn 40 case was recorded where woman liid
aid a word against the Lord. li- aid - women was
the richest Jewel in Chrst's crown Every woman owed
an eternal debt Of gratitude u Christ and should be
t,y;o 10 Him. II was the sacred duty OF Christian
women to help their fallen sisters.
"What welcome" Mr.. Moody a-kcd, would a
fallen sister or "A hafdrunhcn man get If he should
come into this church! You would be shocked,
wouldn't voul Christians need 10 be shocked read
and hear Of free pews bu, ! don't know where they
are When Won enter q church you feel afraid that
Won Will get into a strangers pew, do you not
Won are afraid that some will come in and look
Won over and show you that YOU are IN the wrong
place You remember the man who saw the name
christ Church on the ,idc and into the house.
put no one gave him a seat and h" went ont saving
that he had been mistaken In thinking 1t thrsts
Church. IL belonged 10 som" other.
Mr. Moody preached b, usual In IN" Rev DR.. Ih0mp-
sons church at Madison ave. and Ility thrist Inc
subject of his sermon this morning Will be john.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
FIlItBETII.

The taking Of testimony was begun Yesterday b"
fore surrogate Parrot in the contested Will case 81
WillHm Moore OF Plainfcld who's" son has h"d a
cavcat against tho Will being admitted 70 probate
Moore left a fortune estimated al 100000.
Captain John {. Lucas, commander of Company y.
Torbcrt Guards, Sd Regiment having been appointed
a member Of the Elizabeth polcc force will. IN consc
qucnce have 10 sign his place IN the National Guard
BY some boys IN 1homp,Ou's Woods al LYONS Farms
Tho man had apparently committed suicide. for tho
arteries were severed at the wrist. lie was we'll
dressed and had light complexion and sandy
mustachc and was apparently thirty FIVE year Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
NEWARK.

The Methodist Episcopal Church at Maplcwood was
,,corporatca I'm the County Clerks oicc yesterday
Tho West End Athletic Club of Newark was also IN
corpoiTtcd.
Contributions arc being received from the concrcSa
zion of ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church for an
outlay Of 10000 in rcmodcllmg the interior Of the
church cdifcc.
The Ncw-Jcrscy sons Of the Revolution have ap'
pontcd A committee make arran cements for cole
brtlon Of the battle Of springfield on Juno 20, the an
nivcrsary Of the battle.
The strike in Pcddc's trunk factory was settled
last night the firm agreeing 10 pay the men an al
vance Of from ten to twenty five per cent. Tho men
will return to work this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
GIRLS DIR T. s s + s.

4 number of WOOllcn Dresses, our
own make, carried from last sea-
son, are marked as follows:
One piece Woollen Dresses. a
broken line of sizes. $3.50 each.
Two piece WOOllcn Suits, ass0rt-
mcnt Of sizes broken. $40 each.
One lot Of extra fine Knitted
Suits, in sizes from to 10 years,
at 1885,: exclusive styles. not to
be found elsewhere.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, Of our
own design and make, at $500
each.
And the balance Of our stock Of
handsome WOOilcn Wrappers. at
less than Onc-half price. This
sale takes place in our new show
rooms, second floor, Broadway
section.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway aNi nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MUST INDICTED SUPERVISORS STILL ACT
Absolutely the Best

MUST INDICTED SUPERVISORS STILL ACT!
At the meeting of the Board of Supervisors ycs'rr
day afternoon supervisor Lockwood ep) asked to be
relieved from duty a member of the Board pehnns
the trial upon the Indictment charging him and o'her
members of the County Farm Committee with 1eohy
in auditing an alleged Illegal bill of supervising rc
tect Eastman. y motion to excuse him was oppoSed
by supervisor Watson d'epl. who urged tla' "cic
indictment was no proof of guilt. and did not as
qualify any member of the Board from INC pr
Torrance OF his duty. for which he was clec'cu y!
The people. Supervisor OBrien (Dcm) VINO Is tlIucr
two indictments, said that the Board had no po~Hcr
to excuse any member from the performance Oh ms
duty and that the Governor alone couId suspend a
supervisor while he legally III once. ne hia "
was finally laid upon the table. Inc tilai Oh 'lo
indicted Supervisors is set down for March IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
PATERSON.

10 DIVIDE THE THIRD AND EIGHTH WN"D''
4 bill which has pAs-cd the Legislature gives
LOards Of Aldermen II cities OF the second class '
mower by two.ihlris vote to divide "ari' once
In five wears The bill was introduced By senator
Nallon of Pa,saic County, and Is Intended especially
for Paterson Tho plan Is to divide the Third and the
Eighth Ward, this spring making two additional ana
ten wards in all. I'M. Will increase the membership
Of the Board of Aldermen from sixteen to twenty
che Third Ward is Republican and the Eighth Demo-
cratic.
Andrew Berry, an Iowa sporting man, was IN
the paddock at tho Clifton iacoirack Yesterday morn
Ing while stabc-bOys exercising the hor'c'.
one animal broke his halter and Berry ran I" a'-
s,st. Tho horse kicked him. fraotunne his skull
Berry was taken 10 st. Joscpi'> Hospital
TX Senator John Hopper. Presiding Judg" OF tho
passaic County Courts, viii 81 10 Lakewood to-day
for his health, 10 stay two weeks, and the courts
wilt omit tier sc,sr ne during HI absence.
At the annua. meeting OF the Iolid OF Managers
Of tho old Ladies Home yesterday. Mrs. g. A. Ito.
bart was reelected President, Mr.. Martha Wilcox
Mrs. G. T.. NEEDING and Ms. Jane, Booth vice p-csi-
dents Mrs. George Wurts secretary and Mrs II. l..
Crosby treasurer. Tho Horne maintains seventeen
old women whose united age aggregate 500 years
The total receipts from all for the last year
were 80 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
IIOBOKEN.
MARROW ESCAI

MARROW ESCAPE OF a LOADED STREET CAR.
Passengers in A Union hin horse car had a narrow
escape Yesterday at tho Willow ave. O,,ing Of thc
West shore Railroad. The crossing the tracks
A, the train came around the corner. The gatcnau
got excited and let down tho gate. mpriaonlnS the
car the tracks. one passenger jumped through IN"
window and several others Jumped Of the car aud re-
Cclycd slight injuries. The Misses lavcns and Keep.
school cachcr- received injuries. They we're
taken to their home I'm IlohOhcn. several other
women tainted The engineer on the train. seeing what
had occurred. managed 10 stop his engine within
few feet Of the car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

After a pretty thorough "wlping
ont" of last seasons Suits for Men we
have tackled the Small Boys suit
Stock and that is now centre OF
interest. 50 and 81 for School Suits,
s. for Dress Suits.
Next comes Ncclwear
Several thousand do2cns-practi-
cally all we have-arc lin the soup
% cents for choice of the titty-ccnt
quality, and they were the choicest
fifty ccnterS" in town; % cents for
any of the dollar ScariS; = for any of
the high grade two-dollar and two
fifty " AScOtS."
Our new Spring Ovcrcoats and Suits
are all accessible.
ROGERS, PEET & CO..
THREE Prince.
BRoADWAY M1rrea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
no RUN LICENSE FOR THESIS CONCERT HAIL..

The Excise Board yesterday again refused 10 grant
a license for riimscng In the concert hall Nos. l:i
and 1876 East Four,ccnthst., formerly owned DIV
George Thesis John IL. Thciss Of the former
proprictors sons made the application Ills counsel
Yesterday presented 10 the Commissioners pcuuoi
i'm his favor signed by twenty seven business men 81
the neighborhood including Denman Thompson. the
actor Commission Koch willing 10 graii' tho
license but President Mcakim and Commissioner flI
patrick voted no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

YONKERs.-M Maine ice i arriving in large quaint
tie. II i, of fine quality. At "A meeting Of
the Police commissioners held "Wednesday evening 1t
Va- decided 10 enlarge the police station
The Merry Round" society Of the Unitarian
Church held reception last night at the home Of
Rudolf Eicimcycr.
MOUNT NERNON.-Thc Ladies AUXILIARY OF the
Young Mems Christian Association held largely at
tended apron sale and supper In the hall Of the asso
citation building Wednesday evening Inc proceeds
arc 10 be .srd 10 hclp pay for the bulldlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
CARING FOR THE CHRONIC INyALIDs.

The annual report Of the directors Of the Monehore
Home for Chronic Invalids shows that 1872 persons
were admitted into that institution in 1889. OF these
sixty-two were discharged and ffty-two died. The
total income from all sources during the year was
1904 $40 90 while the expenditure was S13l SAL 20:
The maximum number Of admit siOns in aDy month OF
the year twenty eight in January, and the mini
mum nine In February, the ages Of the inmates ranging
from ten TO 100, with thirteen nationalues. and fty-
tN0aideyeptk1nds Of epploymeQt
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ro PROTECT CITY PROPERTY.

The Board Of street and Water Commissioners held
a meeting yesterday morning and adopted resolution
reouirng the New jersey Central Railroad Company
r., rcmove its tracks from the tract Of land at the
south Cove which coded to the city by the
Iiparian Commissioners some time ago. IL the de-
mand is not complied with In a reasonable tmo super
ntcndcnt Tumulty will have the tracks torn up under
w nrotcc,ion ~ tho police No further attempt has
becn made BY the Lchlgh Valley Company 10 interfere
with the Henderson 4. bridge although the work OF
LAYING the tracks along the line OF the canalls pe'nH
prosecuted with undated vigor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
rrGcLAR MEETING OF THE rnlycEros cLUB.

The Princeton Club held Of it, regular meetings at
the Hotel brunswick last evening. James W. AeA'hd'r
the president presided and made few happy remarks
upon the Princeton before introducing the speaker
OF the evening" Professor Cyrus +. Bracket The pro
ssor gave an interesting lecture electricity and The
new densrtmcnt Of electrical engineering In Princeton
University. lie nteIruI ted frequently by applause
supper was served after the lecture 1t was also AN
nounced that annual dinners OF the club would nc gwen
n January hereafter, 1lstead Of March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
TILE WORK OLE STREET CLEANING RESUMED.

The work of street cleaning was resumed ycStcr-
day. under authority of the Mayor to use unds es'-
mated at 10000 for the purpose under the Ehcrscn'
Act Authority was asked by city Works Cominl'-
sioner Adams Michael Mullady received the CON
tract al S25 mile until April l. when the new con-
tractors for the work for three years, CRAWFORD ~
Valentine will begin their work. The accumulation
If dirt in the streets since November when WORK was
stoppcd under the old contract has made the streets
present a deplorablc condition