New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
ELIZABETH.
A STIFF FIGHT on OVER THE DOG TAN.
TIL, ELIZABETH AND NEWARK TROil'hN LINE
OPENED NOTES or INTEREST AHo,'

OPENED NOTES or INTEREST ADo'i
PEOPLE AND INCIDENTS.
TIE crix-ns Of Elizabeth are Interested in knowing
what decision Will be gwen In the dog cases wh'h
b,vo tus. been tried IN the Union County court.
A number Of well-known properiy-owh"'s f'iuS'p
to nay the tax levied on their dogs OF 'H' i'o""'
that II was unlawful TO make them PAY thS OK }"
Nav or June when the regular tax levy Is ho' ""e
,,r,u oc,ohcr They decided to nsht the matter.
and when called upon 10 pay they de'.hleU anu "'''
arrested and taken before the Ponce MagiStra,e'
,rho l,nnos.l a fine on each Of so ana costs. an
nppeaI was promptly taken to the Court OF common
Pleas where the matter was argued last We'n"S-
day Judge Gilhooly appearing for the cit'zchs' a'"
CIV Attorney Connolly for the city. The Court
reserved its decision
The Right Rev Charles Buchner. of Herthclsdorf'
s,,opv a member OF the Governing Board OF the
Nior,vInn Church. was IL" guest at "A reception on
Tine sday nleht In the Moravian Church. In Ehlanclh
nishop Hmchncr was grec.cu 10y II large assembioGe
and delivered eloquent address bishop hn'n-
uer spent the Fourth OF July In New-YorH. ana TINS
morning he sails FOR his home. lie has travelled All
this country daring hs Vs't' ana p''''""''
had been In Africa
Tn. trolley line between Elizabeth and Newark
wa, thrown open FOR travel on the Fourth Of july,
and d-splt. the stormy weather. hundreds "t p'o-
pie made the trip between the two cites The fare
* only ten cents each way. with transfers III p"'h
cities To all points Nlihin th'H hi'l'H
Edward T.. Faint, president Of the Christian En-
a.avor | Mon Of the East Baptist Church anu MISS
Elizabeth Eve Will De married next Thursday. the
ceremony VII take plncc at the home ~ the BRIDES
mother. IN Livlneston-st
Mrs sllns j. Drake started on MONDAY Tor nl.
o e. q h Gri mss eSfcmS s
I n,sy Gaf ;Ses a; 81 2S'S' a '' vii
II IS rumorcl thu, tho Fowler car ,companyy.,77
NORTH %cr ' viii . SfE EE E. i Pa" isifF .s
gs f' ar, nan" NG s"Gdhoo %f dollars ana 'o''
Mrs John pl,brow and Mrs. Louis y Sander l,,.
start nesi week for a sojourn IN South Gems Fal''
y Y where they viii remain until August
,Ss gniie siat"s trimming Ship Essex
are home on q two @"cks fur'ouSh
Ex-Adcrman ana Yrs. n,"jGmin oo H. e.. Il
have gnnr To Sunape'. y. H. To Tp''' wv SUM
mcr
pr John y Reniy aaI Mrs. Reilly are spending
a frw wceks IN Liberty. sullivan county ~ y
church. AMI Mrs Fox sai,ci for ireland last Sat.
nfiay They wc accompanied by Captain janss
AMI VII not return before september
Dr Ho3er, r. sinclair. house physician OF ne
~ - !, Turner Dr Frederick T-loy takes the
pos, Of assistant house surgeon
pr am Mrs George II Brligman sail for Europe
mex, Saturday. "ld will remain abroad one month
J.reey central. LIBERATED ON 'aN me forty-
MN anniversary OF his service ~ an engineer on
the Central road.
r. l. Woodruff OF the Oldest farmers IN
Union Tow nship dicd Yesterday ~ hs home rom
M. Effects ~ Injuries received by his morse run.
Ming away on Tuesday and throwing HIM ont OF
hay wagon. Mr.. Woodruff was seventy's"Ven
years old
Professor J. Madison Watson; ne we..-known
srlent!a; and compiler O, school books VINO re-
Gently became insane and was removed 10 IN"
Morris Plains Asylum. vas Yesterday abe 10 IeaNe
tho Institution and go OF on A long trip In charge
of his wife Every hoTc IL now entertained mat
he vii be able to resume his labOfs In the cause
OF education AMI temperance.