New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
rfVU rrIyOy,CA ND CHI DREN PARADE.

FIVE THOUSAND CHILDREN PARADE.
Five thousand children yesterday took part In tne
annunl Sunday school parade in Jersey Ciy. Ane
delightful weather aided much In making TINS VAIN
a ioyous one and the children in their holiday
nitro looked happy. Bright ribbons and SILK Dan.
ners could be seen almost everywhere anu Piou
mothers gazot inten| at the proccssoo ~
passed. each believing her own offspring ioonsu
the prettest The march began al p u" l"'
PROCESSION was formed into two divisions The
north division formed In Jersey ave. III was 'o"'-
posed OF eight sections, and empiaceu ''e ., nVo
attached to the following churches. scotch IrespS
terian John Knox. North Baptist trace iro.e''a'.
Episcopal second Presbyterian -. fau' ne.ho'''.
Episcopal Zion Methodist Episo'pl' laih h''"' III u
and Centenary Methodist Episcopal. Inc south
division consisting Of i've sections 1ormso III iorA
st and the schools OF the following churches
were In Il: The second Reformed German M"tho-
a,st rn,sconaI IIedding Methodist Episcopal, Ger
man REFORMED, First baptist. Lafayette iap'is''
Bethesda Baptist. Tree Reformed lflh'y Me'nouS'
EPISCOPAL Tabernacle and Home for the HomeIcSs'
A. j. L1Iommedieu was marshal OF the hor'n
division. and j. G. Lindsay marshal OF the
south division Tho parade consisted Of n walk
ND jersey ave. and return TO Van Worst Park wh'r
q reviewing stand had been erected. On the stand
were Governor Werts. Mayor Wanser. Samuel ~
Sterling Charles f.. stmctS. Horace {. Waite inc
Rev Theodore Isaac, Director OF Eiucaton Johi
NJ Jones and the Eev. Charles McMn.
After passing the reviewing stIlu ''i''NA
marched 10 their respective sunday schools
Captain Jeremiah Donovan and the three mas'eu
schooner Mary J. Chadwick, which is lying NJ biach
Tom loaded with piles. arrived from ST. JohhS' ~
b. on saturday. As soon as the VeSsei was at
sncAbor the captain discharged the COOK LOUIS >eN'
and replaced him by Joseph Craig oh wednesday
night the new cook was missed from 'oe Sehoo''i
and three suits of clothes. watch. Two chalhs anu
some underwear were also missed from me captain ,
cabin Captain Donovan suspected craig, ana yes
crday morning ne prowu . a'p before noon the captain
espied Craig and Nevns IN ENchanse rince uose,a ,
Each had grip In his hand lnT pr w1 ao" Shouting
stop hef Detective Mcbride causht Sexins ana
ing his revolver the air captured GT1s ho,6 nd %Tn
will be arragncd before Justice oDNno,li 'o-u"'
The grips contained all OF the missing ar'lccs'
SENDING LrNATIC, TO PRISON.
The scandalous action of justices OF tho pace
and recorders in Hudson County In sending Inmates
10 jaIl has long been a subject OF comment. les
tsrdax another case came light which seems 10
offer no excuse for the judicial heartessnesS en-
hibited. on April 16 Catherin" Fuchs, tw'nty-thr'c
wears old, arrested In Hoboken ana 'hare'u WIZ"
disoyStcrly conduct by policeman Inc loho"ns
day she was committed TO the County jail Dy
Eceorscr McDonoueh for ten days. The WOMAN
was insane. and her condition was di'coVe'e' ~
once by Jauer Davis when she was placed In Ms
custody lie Informed County Physician CohVers''
who examined the woman and pronounced her ihs"'''
Tho taller told Doornaster Miller, OF lioboken tiit
he wanted the woman taken back TO that CITY,
Miller sent word back that he had no time to bonner
with the case and after waiting two days ior MN
10 act Jailer Davis sent the woman TO the Hopoheu
Police Headquarters. The following day hecoiu''
McDonough committed the lunatc TO the penl'ehlmIs
for thr,c months AT hard Labor. Inc Ga! 'nfr
Recorder McDonoush sent Catherine Fuchs to that
institution DR.. Converse, the 'ouniy Physicnn saw
her. lie surprised and Indignant ne anu anu
Warden Grimes informed Judge Holman, Oh Az Az
Common Pleas Court Of the case, ana tne ludggs
directed that physicians and Dr. converse Sl9u i
certify TO the woiran'> condition that she might
be removed u the unatc asylum and TINS Will oe
done.