New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY,

pror y~vor WING cI.ERGYMEN'S TROUSERS.
The Rev. Cornelius Brett Of the Bergen Reformed
Church, Is at present mourning uc "s' "a
q new pair Of trousers. mildfaced woman caifeo Oh
Mss Brett yesterday, and told tale OF woe winch
contained several children sick with dphthera ana
two On three in the cemetery and all her household
Goods IN a pawpshop even her husbands only pair OK
trousers She said that unless she got these mas
pensabe adjuncts to proper appearance on tne scc'
her husband would lose his place In the cothg STORE
OF Rogers, Peet a. Co.. Of Ncw-York. Mrs. Bret'
sympathzed with the poor, trouserless man, ana gen
oros,v gave the woman pair Of her husbands broad
AT church gathering later number Of women
met and al told Of like NAM M' Each said
Pa Psrmy tn Rev css the Rev Mr. stSS
men No one had taken the trouble TO lnvestlgatc te
story and she came out tine %ee on to
the laymen.
GIVING CERTIFICATES TO PHYSICIANS.
The State Board Of Medical Examiners held meet
ing yesterday at the club rooms Of the Democratic
Society, in York-st There were present the
following members Of the board: Dr. j. Ne~eh
Mlyie. president; DIR. william Perry Watson. Jersey
City, secretary DR.. Lester, Orange; Dr. Nebciackcr'
Morristown DR.. Wagner, somerville; DR.. Hendry'
trenton, and Dr. Atwen, HobOken. After electing
Il! asr Vito S ss s
thew granted certificates to the Mlowing applicants
who desire to practice medicine In Ecw.Jersoy: Dr.
Charles Travesannello, OF NewYork. who VIII prac,
tse at Paterson; DR.. Benoni W. F. underw0o11,, .,
who s,, w d &c to w kysS na
Dr. Louis Jack Paris of Philadelphia, who was sa,ee
for Orange DR.. Charles BOwdoin Neal, OF Muviie -
Dr. John Henry Price, of Elmlra, ~ " VINO goes III; ~
Amboy Dr. Gertrude Allen, Of Hacketstown, VINO MI
practise there Dr. Cyrus Knecht OF Ma,aw Sanbcrd
Voorhees, of Elmira, n. Y. who will 90 to Newtown.
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Sheriff John J. McPhillips took the oath OF ONCE
Yesterday and received the hearty congratulations OF
the Ring and its friends, the ballCt-box stuners'
Clever sneak thieves yesterday wrote letter al
dressed TO a servant In the house OF the Misses Cor
riQan In Mercerst., directing the servant 10 .she
several trfing articles from the house 10 Me aa
beinC held AT st. Alloy susS Academy IN l9rhs., a,
In he sure to lock the door. The unsuepecuns
sow tho letter was signed Kate C0r1gan ana 0Dc! eu
Soon after the thieves burst IN the front door a
ransacked the house. there being no one tnefe ~ 90
them They secured 300 in cash and humDer vi
valuable jewels. .,u.
Tho turv empanelled by Coroner Brockner 10 inquiry
into the death OF Joseph Jacobs. glazer WHO IN, NS
a. M GIG Henry New York. and VINO was keI MIL
nv a boodlum who struck him with stone enue,J ,
a verdict on Monday night that JACOBS caIo . W
death Inv means of a stone thrown by some persoh
unknown" ,,o.
Thomas T. Bray a member Of the Board OF fin ,,
NJ Jersey CITY received palalytc stroke on n NUN
day night, and is In critical condiuon. III ond
planned early in the evening OF not ieennS M Noble
sad he would walk around to the 0lce oi III; thnr
bIsN family pbysician and consult him. WINE .nelI a
he was overcome with paralysis. lie was rchio'eu
to his home in Pavonleave