New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
NEWARK.
ITALIANS STIRRED UP ON THE QUESTION
OF EDUCATION.

UNION woRKMEN ARE DTsGUsTEp WITH THEIR
,rApERs-powN COMES THE PRICE OF
GAs-oTIIER LOCAL NOTES
rho Intelligent Italians living in Newark have
W., nm the subject OF education for the many
italian children who roam the streets Inc parents
NJ these children ierate ana 90 not appreciate
the advantages OF education. Iney are Possesse"
with the idea also that II their chiidreh at''nd
school they will have to pay something " 'he Wv
n,nen, The records OF the Italian churches III
>.',, .ho, that In the last six years 3VO IN
80 have been baptized Indicating large Increase
In the Italian population Of school age Inc Oompui-
sorry Education law covers the case Vi '"esc o"',-
dren but there has been no attempt 10 enlo'ce 1t
~, them There are four truant oihcers III newark,
and II is proposed To appoint a hf'h one VINO sha'i
=, n, Italian or a person familiar with the Italian
language.
ri. ,,oa, ,ohor leaders are deeply chagrined over
.u,ra y, the labor parade last Monday. II
Was hold under the auspices OF the lraues O"uhc'i'
and only four unions. having ABOUT o." men, 'ooh
mart in IT, Five years ago the trades 'ou"o.'' '"eh
the Trades Assembly had about one huhu'eu Haue
and labor unions its roll Now there are no' "o'e
than ten unions on the list The cause OF inns ue-
cadence "a dstrust OF the labor leaders ana disgust
=, tho greed and dishonesty OF those VINO secured
nubl,c office by using their power as TABOR ta'erS III
nartisan notifies The acts or the S'a'e Az
BOARD composed Of professional iapoi as'"'o' anu
nresided over by Y T. mcdonnell .oO' III
patterson which board was abolished ana a new one
onnoin,ed last spring. aenated nearly all 'he Ne"-
~ -. ,ro,n tho State Labor Federation. which
49, han rim nv Mcdonnell 1t Is proposed now to
oroan,za the labor unions on a reformed pah' 10
include the salient features OF the brl"sn system
and work along economic lines ohiy' " '''e e"''"
sion OF politics and agitators
With tho consolidation OF the two gas companies
comes the announcement that the price Vi ea' "
the consumer will be reduced ~ per cent WIN Wv.
promise OF further reductions IN 'he iu'u'e
consolidate ed company will control the gas supply
g., rssax excent Nontclair, and also In HARRISON
and Il ,s understood that 1t will reach out into
new territory and perhaps absorb other pants
The trustees the bondhoiders VIII nave ger"
eral supervision of the companys affairs Dut the
management and control will be in the hands OF
the officers and directors. Eugene Nanderpoo the
nres,aeot and the largest stockhoder of the New
ark company who is OF the trustees VIII open
an office in the Prudential Building for MS private
business interests 49,,
The success of the State Fair at Waverly ms
year WILL IT Is expected result In the making r Oh
important improvements on the fair grounds' ne
munication with Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY.
Planfeld Orange and other towns ana suggests s;us
the tyeone weeks Of the year when T. is ,,n not;
wanted for the State Fair Win some ate Id }
di f1 Forms Of entertainment and
be
Of It's purchase by the Essex Park Commission. but
the approaches TO the grounds from Newark are
making public park in that locality.
There are about $4,000 OF personal taxes for
former years in arrears. and the Mayor and Com
mon Council Finance Committee have been Try
Ing to devise some plan for collecting them For
many years the list OF real estate tax delinauents
has been published annually at consldersoie eA
pense The Martin act for the oh sn OF b
ARR Ped s o anf Kept on
In 1882 the Legislature passed law for the pub
nSay being over 500 The law was repealed last
winter. the amount collected under II hardly
Exceeded the Ges. Of b tax double the
cipa 1t is proposed TO remit the interest II the tax
is paid within a specified time
The September term of the Essex County Courts
Will open on Tuesday with the largest civil docket
In the history OF the courts. There are 1873 cases in
Court The list includes formidable number OF
damage suits principally against the trolley EHm
dollars. Judge Depue. who has Just returned from
Europe. will preside and deliver the charge to the
Voorhees, Investigating Committee. the Judge Will
not. It Is thought. call to the attention Of the
vestigation by the committee.
Henry Kohl. the condemned murderer Of his
cousin. Joseph Preinel. whose appeal Is pending In
the United States Supreme Court, to be decided In
November passes his time quietly in the county
and and was saved by reprieve from the Governor
He had several outbreaks of temper but appears
now TO be tanned by long confinement II the Stu
preme Court decides against his appeal 1t is not
likely that the State Court OF Pardons VIII Interfere
with the carrying out of the sentence
Hundreds OF children have been turned away
from the public schools because they have not been
vaccinated. and there no vaccine points In the
city Last year 24,930 children vaccnated by
city physicians This year the appropriation has
run low and there money to buy vaccine
points Under the law a child must be vaccinated
before II can be admitted into public school,. The
Board OF Health met yesterday afternoon and de-
cided 10 get fresh supply OF vaccine at once from
Lancaster. Penn.
Two well-dressed and intelligent women were ar
rested in a Broad-st. store yesterday by detectives
They had been selling tickets for an alleged enter
tanment for the benefit OF the Home for Crippled
Children. None OF the officers OF the Institution
know anything Of an entertainment or OF the
women As no charge made against the women
they were discharged with warning.
The Board Of Health yesterday voted to over
ride the Mayors veto OF the Board resolution APP
propratng money 10 pay the health inspectors
salaries