New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS
NEWARK.

Among the -emonStrants before the Board Of Ex-
else yesterday against the granting Of saloon
license to Edmund lie Bagnla, for the premises at
No. li9 Plane-st was Monsignor Doane who protested
on the ground that saloon in that locality would
be detrimental to ST. Patricl,'s Cathedral and the
Parochial Academy and schools nearby. The other
renonstrance from about thirty property-hold-
in the neghborhood. who declared that another
saloon would depress the value Of real estate. The
Board decided to deny the application
Miss Cecilia Kirsch sued the Consolidated Traction
Company for s. 90 damages in the courts yesterday.
While sne leaving a Springfeld-ave car AT
Boyden-st.. March 81 last. the car was suddenly
started and she was thrown TO the ground and in
jured about the shoulders.
The body Of Joseph b. Cove, who was killed by
electric light wire in Be.levllle-ave Monday night
while he stealing wire from poles. was shipped
y the home Of his father, at Lynn Mass last night
Ch.ef Of Police rurnbGli. Of Kearny ana W. a,
Baicher, superintendent Of the Excelsior E.ectric
LlSht company Of Harrison. think that Cove st9.e
100 pounds Of electric wire last week from the poles
of the Excelsior Company on the Turnpike Road.
committee consisting OF JOhr Oestrch, FRANK
Schmidt ana Emil Preuster has been appointed 10y
Newark BARRIERS to act with the Jersey CITY BARRIERS
IN bring ng about sunday closing movement. Inc
baroers VIII meet neXt Monday night, when perma-
mont organization viii be effected
The overturn!ng OF a candle in the rooms occupied
blaze early yesterday morning other OCCUPANTS
began to throw mattresses trunks co.hins r anu ha
yard and street 4 bucket brigade was formed, ana
by the time the firemen arrived the IRE was pu'
out The damage amounted 20 about SoD
George Currie. Of No. 15S Bruen-st. was caught
leaving the leather factory OF William Zahn at NO.
80 Academy-st yesterday morning with twenty.
three kid skins In his possession He confessed tnat
he had stolen them. and wes taken 70 the Fourth
Precinct station He aferward pleaded gu!ity De-
fore Judge Eegers.
Edward Moore. slxty-fve years DID, who Is care,
taker on the property OF James Larkins, retired
merchant who .ives on the river front next 20 tne
Jersey City waterwOrks al BeleviHe was Iouilu
lying on the beside the road near the BeiIe-
Vile bridge at midnight on Tuesday Dy f.ngiheer
Kennedy OF the waterworks He was taken INTO
the I.arkins home and cared for. He had been
robbed Of so and gold watch and badly peateh;
Moore said h. coming home from BelleViile ana
tust leaving the bridge he saw three men close 70
him HIS recollection goes no further. lie mus NUS
have been knocked down from behind with c!uD.
s he has an ugly bruise and cut on the back OF MS
head. There s a deep cash In his neck yesterday
Moore was In a serious condition. He was visited
by Justice Iafauchere. os Bellevlle, who took MS
statement.
The Joel Parker Ass ssociation held It's annual recep
ton In Kruger Auditorium last night The cup Is
one of the best-known Democratic social orgaAlZa-
tlons Of the state. The hall was well hl.ed with
politicians ofiicehOlders and citizens OF poth Po-
ltical Iart!es.