New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
Ne WARN.
NAMES SELECTED FOR HEADS OF THE
NEW CITY BOARDS.
STRONG FEELING AGAINST SINISTER LAW
YERs-PARK COMMISSIONERS TO RE AP-
por~TrD - Personal, NOTES.

srpoxG rrrrJNG AGAINST SINISTER" LAW
YERs-rARK COMMISSIONERS TO Re Ap-
POINTED PERSONAL NOTES.
Tho new Common Council will meet tho first
Monday in MAY and orcanize. The present Council
is Democratic. and the new body to be composed
OF twenty-four members, Will contain Only I'VE
( Democrats. Aldermen BraSaw ana ogden are can
didates for the presidency. The new Board OF tdu-
cation which also VIII contain only five Democrats
in \ membership Of twenty-four will convene about
the same time. James l.. Hayes, the oldest mem
hcr of the board, Will probably he the president.
The new Board OF Works Will organize on MAY
G. Harrison Van Duync will be the president Inc
board is wholly Republican, The result OF the eiec-
ton will no; cause any important changes under
the hoard but many places under the Common
Council VIII be filled with new appointeeS. 1t IS
rot likely that any Dcmocra; will be left i'll offce
at the end OF the year. except the veterans VINO are
protected by law from removal
The LAWYERS Of Essex County and many from the
State NJ large will meet at the Court House to-day
n nav tribute to the memory of Anthony Quinton
Keasbev who died in Rome Italy, a short time
ago The meeting postponed 10 this date III
order to give New-Jcrsey lawyers generally an OPP
portunity to he present. Mr. keasbey was placed
a: the head OF the bar in the state by many
LAWYERS and all recognized and honorcd his high
talents.
David Spiro the lawyer who was convicted OF
stealing Ten cents from the coat OF constable at
the courthouse. will he arraigned Tor sentence -"
Monday 1t IS probable that the court VIII hot I'M,
pos a severe penalty in addition to disharm1nt
There is feeling among reslHct1ble hwltIH my
the profession should be freed as lar as ioSS'oe "d
the shyster class that has obtained admission TO the
bar and frequently disgrace II by their acts MS
men have usually been screened from punishIril
when they got into trouble with thtir Cnen'S '''o
case is recalled in which lawyer who was sent 10
Jail for time for sWining woman was pi1,eS'ti
from d!sbarmcnt and resumed law practice When NJ
left the Jail. Another cause II complaint among
Of fbe bar Of Scientifically hunting up persons who
have been injured in accidents, specially on the
trolley roads and melting them to bring suits for
damage, the lawyer Offering to assume all the eX-
pense of the suit in conSdt ration OF nelhg phiu
10 nno-half or two-,hirds Not few of these cases
settled by compromise WIN iht IawySr; %4o as
a rule. gets the larger share OF the moi'y pam.
Judge Depue week viii appoint the I'VE mem
bers OF the commission TO lay out ne pr2poseu me-"
public parks in Essex County. and II Is Ii"hdbie
that some OF the old Park Commission Will be mlde
members Of the new board he Co mn ,,0n . wl
scsted by the preliminary commission. IindS'ap'
artists and ciy ensineers VIII be rpp,}y'i 10y 'n
the commission are well under way there VIII be-
ma2y F 3a Of that 8Pa tho PaTE S park Viii
be benefited from tine TO TIM me- 10y IgsaSes; s,or,
time remove TO their country home in Hutton PARK
West Orange.
ees shack1l i A., Vii spend the summer abroad
Mrs John Omberson Will give a progressive whist
party on Thursday afternoon, April Is at her home,
judge and Mrs Andrew kirkpatrick going
Mrs f. r CarhIM ana her daughter. Mr. Lewis
G. Dawson. VIII give tea N ThIsia\. Arl j.
pr. and Mrs. Leslie Ward ana Nh and Mr.. Elias
S Ward have returned from their California IMP ,
The engagems Of Mrs, Ida cook to Frank II.
Presby has been announced.
The Harrison police are looking f.. for Fa12ph
branch Of the Universal Workingmens Sick I'ene-
n Association, VINO Is accused o. atpfopIldth
appropriated TO pay 70 the family OF deceased
member