New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-03
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

C,, co,,so, Riler has instructed the City ClerB
that the formation Of the several ne" e'e.''
districts ard the changes in the BOUNDARIES Oh TUG
sections from which the new precincts were ioppc"
off will make 1t necessary for all voters 'ii's u"
The districts to register in PERSON In all such as
It, IN. boards of registry will sit next Monday.
Tho districts affected by this rule are Ninth "aru-
first second and fourth districts; eleventh "aiu
Fourth fifth, seventh and eighth dis'rc's' i"i'
toentb Ward-First second and seventh districts:
Fourteenth Ward-First second and eighth dis'rc's'
Fifteenth Ward-Second and NTH districts.
Samuel B. Behr Union County farmer Is uh'er
$500 bail charged with having forged chech y"
Theodore Kaufhold, saloonkeeper at No. ~ com
merce-st in October last. The check was LOT 30
and on the Newark City National Bank Charles
Freeman OF No 81 Springheld-ave., also charges
him with giving n check for $50 on the same oa"n
Anton Mueller, OF No 81 Belmont-ave, harowaro
dealer and Meyer L. Kraemer. OF No lo Spr'hS"e'o'
ave. shoe dealers. say they have been vcumiseo
In like manner.
Thomas Long twenty-four years DID, OF NO. %
Webster-st was arrested Saturday on warrant
sworn out last September by II. A. Borrowe, super
intendent Of the New-York division Of the Consen-
dated Traction Company. Borrowers chaiee was
That conductor nae so iccnn icSess amounting
to ST. and that he thought there was pio. alnSn9
conductors to defraud tne na vas Sentenced
three months In jail
Eva NJ Bennett was arraigned in Special sessions
Court Yesterday on a charge of bigamy, and pleaded
non v,ilt The girl married TO Christopher ice
when she not eighteen yeas DID, she suoSe-
auently married Joseph lie Moyne, who MADE me
charge of bigamy against her. She told Judge XIX
patrick that she forced into the marriage with
lie Moyne Judge Kirkpatrick suspended sentence
because there evidence to show that the
woman knew when she married Tice that ne vas
already married.
Frederick Simon who pleaded guilty to an indct'
ment for forgery and the charge OF embezzle.
ment was sentenced yesterday by Judge klrkpatrick
to one year in Caldwell Pententary. simon de-
serted his wife and eloped to St Louis with anotner
woman. He arrested in that city on charge
Of embezzng from Mange & Schmidt his employ
ers I. was charged that he forged his wtfes name
to a check paid TO her the insurance poncies IS
sued on the lives OF his two children. He was also
indicted charge of attempting to poison his
Wife but was acquitted The bodies OF his two
children disinterred 10 show that the children
had not been poisoned
The funeral OF Dr. Edward Everitt, who died on
Friday night from malignant diphtheria. contracted
from his house In Roseville. The palbearers were
j. r. Thompson. w s. Diworth. George Indy.
Jacob Betzler, Richard NJ. Parkhurst and Frederick
Dudley, representing the Rosevile Athletic Associa-
ton and organizations and societies 10 which Dr..
Fvertt belonged At meeting OF the homeopathic
physicians appropriate action was taken in REFER
to DR.. Everitt's death.
Samuel Schwarz. druggist at No. 903 Broad-st.
held In 500 bail by United states Commissioner
Whitehead yesterday 10 appear before the United
States Grand Jury at Trenton on April H. The
charge against SchwarZ is that alcohol was sold In
his place without license.