New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

A meeting OF postal clerks was held IN JacoOy
Hall last night to organize an association io'
mutual benefit The principal object OF the assoc'a
ton Is TO procure the enactment or a law by 'o"-
gress providing for grading postal clerks ana III
creasng their salaries
A horse attached to a truck owned by Louis ~.
schoenewolf OF No so Richmond-st. was killed
by electricity on the turnpike road near the HACK
ensack bridge Yesterday broken telegraph wire
which had fallen across trolley wire ana peco'"e
heavily charged touched the horse on the oao.
his hoofs rested on the iron raiis' lie uroppe'
and died in a few minutes. The mate OF the MOI sc
was also severely shocked. and the driver, In Try
ing TO alight was thrown to the ground
The County Board Of Elections corrected the
official count yesterday. The highest vote for rs
.emblyman for the Prohibition ticket was Sss Tor
Alfred Edgerly; the highest on the fopunst
ticket was S3 for Benjamin F. Roby; the highest
on the Socalist-Labor ticket was Se3 for D. Weber
Mr.. GrIggs's plurality for Governor is S'S
Charles D. Halsey. who is to marry Miss Eff'e
Cirubb daughter OF General Grub. on Wedncs-
day. November 20, gave his farewell bachelor , On
His guests included Henry Pennington Toler, Alex,
Samuel BeiI. IT.. Of Philadelphia; Daniel Webs er
Evans Evans Of New-IY York and Frederick Frenghgyssn
Alfred /, Dennis, Robert NJ. Parker ana fredSr''N
Evans, IT., Of Newark
monthly EN- nj OF the Newark PSSt0Ge
R sst S year.. more Una" ''' '''e w. '''
The Consolidated Traction Company will receive
fifty closed cars in a few days for service on
the trolley lines in Newark
The Chapters Of the Brot! orhood Of St Andrew
Of Newark and It's vicinity held conference last
night at St Pauls Episcopal Church Luncheon
served by the Kings Daughters and the mis-,
s!onary meetings was addressed by Sllas McBee ana
Bishop F. r. Graves. Of China.
Mrs Elizabeth Rocker of No. 43 Parker-st, was
awakened by noise early yesterday ana saw Two
forcing open a window on the frst moor. sue
took revolver and fired two shots at the men, VINO
disappeared.
Newark Lodge. No. 2ls Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen will hold their annual ball at Kruger J
Auditorium tomorrow night
The Christian Citizenship Union yesterday sent It's
weekly communication to the Board OF Police Com,
mlssiOners saying that l09 saloons were open and
doing business Sunday.
The engagement was announced yesterday of Mss
Margaret Plum. daughter Of stephen II. Plum, ana
Henry Atha. son OF Benjamin Atha.
Charlie Tong Sing held at the First Precinct
Police Station yesterday on a charge Of disordery
conduct. Lee Yong who visited the station after
Tong Sings arrest also locked up. TONG sing
was steward of The Arctic steamer Jeanette. In
December, 1884. he made murderouS assault on
sent to State Prison for seven years: on Sunday
evening Tong Sing visited the store Of Willie Tong.
No. l2 Fars It Is alleged, for the purpose OF rob-
berry, and had a scuitle with the propr etor He was
was called to arrest him. Two of his companions es
capped.
Eliza Blake representing the creditors OF the Do
nestle Sewing Machine Company of New Jersey
and the Domestic Manufacturing Company OF Ohio.
appealed in Chancery In Newark yesterday from
the decision OF Andrew ]. Kirkpatrick, receiver for
the New-Jersey The receiver ordered claims
aggregdtng $3.50 900 held on notes by NewYork banks
on the do legally represent the allied COM
panies' interests.