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New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
ANNUAL MEETING or BAPTISTS.
THE EAST NEw-JERsEY ASSOCIATION HEARS
REPORTS AND DENIES AN APPLICATION.

THE EAST NEW-JERSEY ASSOCIATION HEARS
REPORTS AND DENIES AN APPLICATION.
The Eas, New-Jersev Baptist Association held It's
annual session onits ffyhf,h anniversary yesterday
in the Farmount Baptist Church. In Banks-st The
Rev J. A. Cubberly. OF Scotch Plains. opened the
convention and the Rev DIR. H. NJ Lowry OF Ran
wav was elected Moderator. The annual sermon
was preached By the Rev L. J Oldkrow, Mllington
The Moderator appointed the standing committees
for the year follows
Next Meeting-J W Richardson. OF pialnneld: DR..
J. Il. Parks. Of scotca Plains and +. r. Marsh. Of
Enroiimen, n,-Deacon Blackford AMI George E.
" obtuary-D nitc j. Yerkes. W. G. Thomas, and W T.
Introductory sermon-George X. Allen. W. E.
Stout ani J; II. L'Hommedicn. ,,,.,ar vu,,,r, V
wilson nd 6. X Allen. =,
Appicstions OF Churches r. G. \. Jones. J: *.
Manning and the Rev Frank Fletcher. OF New
market. ,,.,,,..,. Nm.
ark The Rev + Neibuhr. Newark. anu the Rev. ].
s Braker. Scotch Plains
Historical ske;eh,The RSy KSDert hT.,S and Se NV
g. A. Francis Wes,Aeid. ,.A n
Aud!tlng j. C. Boice. Of Newark. and Joseph NJ.
Mnan"s ;.DE BE F.anSt T. ysrass asi BE- BE-
r. NJ. Luther
The Rev Dr Y. ". Luther made an address on
the exposition OF the Scripture urging united effort
o. accomplish good results The application Of the
Gallee Baptist Church (coloreD, OF Newark ior
rncnb.rship was reported adversely by a committee
on the ground OF irrcsularity. Tn, report was
amended after some discussion. before Adoption y
resolution making It obligatory FOR those VINO de,
sire 10 be IN good stan i.ng 20 obtain letters OF
recornmenin tion =" other churches 10 maintain h"r
financial obligations with the church 20 when thcy
belong was voted down An address by the Kew.
" r Siaub OF Elizabeth relative 70 the mane4e-
ment OF Sunday schools was discussed The
Wonan's Foreign Missionary Society held a meet,
ing between and o'clock Ms. q. Is. Aliei OF
perth Aml-oy the proSident made an address. MISS
N,rxarc, Morf)ri OF New Monmouth, the secre-
iary reported total of s. c5 - c0nirbuted by me
society at the late silver Offering Since the society
was organized. twenty-five years ago, total oi
$50 es, ts had been contributed State Secretary Mrs
Nlonzo Pct;it. of Elizabeth. made an appeal for
funds FOR the ensuing year 20 all young Women
rni.u. mares who want % get medical framing
snc for mission work. Mss Marion X beTts or
perth Amhoy, AMI Nh. Miller, o, RoSell@ maze ad-
drra.sA
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
l'TOODOO" DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION.
'"S SEVENTH SON OF SEVENTH SON AR
RESTED FOR UNLICENSED PRACTICE

'"S SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH son AR
RESTED FOR UNLICENSED PRACTICE.
.aon'cair. June (SpeciaD.-The police arrested
,o'sa man last night calling himself Professor
~,.. Shavuo. OF Yonkers. for practising medicine
out diploma The prisoner was taken 10 the
ay jail In default OF 500 bail to await the action
VI the Grand Jury
,"s'"o who claimed to be n spirtuaiistc medium.
w., oeeh prescribing for Mrs. William Harris. who
~. - On bloomhed-ave.. near Hartley-st and upon
.. complaint he arrested. Her husba nd de-
VIZ, mat as a result OF taking the medicine his
IT, as IN critical condition.
d. PROFESSOR after administering to her several
he .y nna"y told the woman that by paying him s
vas cure her by Decoration Day. The money
ne put IN 20 MIN and he then fixed dose, which
dandelion "hskey flask. and IL said to consist of
says thai ho0ts, gin and brandy. The professor
that he rai,is the seventh son OF seventh son, and
parts un,,, ,d pains by gently rubbing the affected
him '"ey gradually disappeared and went to
many days hstOad nad been docoring with the "voodoo"
called rerviiore iiore her husband knew OF IT, Then he
suffering fro,n doctor who told her that she was
Tor her i"n in ronic bronchitis and left medicine
continued r5tS OF Complying with hts orders. she
- incurabis me voodoo, and as a result is said
consumption having developed
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
JERSEY CITY.

A delegation from the Good Roads Associations
Executive Committee has presented pettion 10
the Street and Water Board to have suitaoiy pave"
for the accommoda ton OF pleasure vehicles Mercer
st. and Montgomery-st, so as to anord orec'
route from the ferry to the Boulevard
The Jersey City District Womens Foreign MIS-
sionary Society will hold It's first meeting to-day at
,hs Wes, Side Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs 8 j. Herben New-York Conference secretary
will deliver an address
The fair held by the women OF 81. Nicnolass
Roman Catholic Church. which closed on Monday
night. financial success over so''" pe'"e
realized -
Several tons Of hawsers and ropes; evidently
s,osn by river pirates have been found n George
Mohr's junk shop. at the lower ehd ot nenues @ an
rested lie says he bought the rope In gooa ia,n
but his records fail to snow from wnom. aithougn @
the law requires every junk-dea'er 10 enter e''
purchase In MS BOOKS -,
Encampment No. ST. Union veteran Legion VIII
hold memorial services a, HUMBOLDT han lsr on June
address The only death In the encampmem. ~ h ,he
year was that OF John j. Irving, VINO eap,ursu p, u,
colors OF the 18th North Carolina Regimen, az
Charlottesville.
The Keram.c Art Cub held its closing monthly
meeting and competition on Moray s,eeIs lns Hol.
comb. TIE club will mold It's annual exn!oi''oh az
Easbrouck Hal on June Il, Is, ~ ana ~ -,
Brightest, was run down By trolley-car on Monday
night In Oakand-ave. and was hurt about ,ne hsno I
and 'side. He was taken 10 Cnrists loHP-'"" LIS
injuries not serious
Alexander lEori who shot Clotide Nicole,ta,
Giovanni DeIuria Gnd John DeLuria. was conVlcteo
in the Court OF Sessions three indictments 70. as
sault with intent TO Kill Fiori was madqsieu ~
jealousy because the woman had gore 20 Iive wisn
The DeIrias at No. $50 F.rst-st. ana on March u"
entered the house and tried to XIII ali thFee.
John Kane OF No l35 Montgomery-st and ES~aro ,ors
stryker OF No. lS3 York-st were arIa,gnea orv oor
Po Ice Justice Potts yesterday for selling LOTTERY
nolirv sns The bearing was adjourned until satur-
day. ..,.
The local companies OF the Boys Brigade are m sss
,ro nrenarations for the annual encamprneht OF 1ns
i9 isf9 Sew-Jersey Battalion at Sewaren In August"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
roJVD CTILTY or SHARP PRAC1lCE.

>ou-p-unsSick. June (SpeclaD.-J. Dixon Gun
,t,,hom the young lawyer who has been on trial
&, Ncw-Rrunswick for nearly week on an indict-
mcnt found by the last Grand Jury. charging MIN
with obtaining 81 800 from Mrs. Ellen Burke on the
fase pretence that nc had Instituted and was prose-
cutting for her a claim against the estate OF EzeKiel
Patterson for services rendered. was TINS noon iohu
guilty The defence summed mp on Monday. Cum
nineham's attorneys endeavorlng to prove that Mrs
urkc had loaned their client the money and mat ne
had given his notes for the amounts. Mrs. Burke. In
rebuttal denied that he had given her notes Prose
cu,or Jnhn s Voorhees, summed up strongly for the
Statc this morning. The jury retired az llao ana IN
balf an hour rendered their verdict The Jurors were
noied al the request OF Howard MacSherry attorney
for Cunningham Ball was fixed AT 1900 Measures
10 disbar Cunningham will probably soon De taHeh
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

n.
The North Jersey Street Railway Company has
elected president j. X Conb.erre; vce-president
Henry II. Doremus; secretary and treasurer. VIII
bur S Johnson: directors James c. Beach, Dan'e
" Harrison, William II. Power. John ". Omber-
son, William J. Davis and John l.. Johnson.
vlce-Chancellor Reed yesterday grarsed perrn's-
sion 10 the Central Trust Company OF New-fork'
which holds first mortgage on the properly OF tns
Norwich Insulated Wire Company IN Harrison, 70
offer the mortgage as purchase money Tor the prep
erty which Is to be sold under foreclosure proceed
ings to-oay. The holder OF the second mortgage -
to be pei mitted 70 do the same thing.
The L. s Grant Republican Club has elected Tor
president Henry c. Haskins; v!ce-presoen,s' fTeo'
erck W. Mock and Charles Iieinke: secretary D. Y.
keefe corresponding secretary, Adoiph Lehman.
financial secretary. d. p. Keefe; treasurer. Ho"aia
Bechler A Board of Governors was aiso eiec'eu'
committee Is arranging for trip of the c.up 10
attend the State League Convention at Asbury Park
on July l5
1t is understood that Franklin Marx will be the
president OF the newly appointed Excise boA'o'
which Will meet for Organization next frldag.
United States Commissioner Whitehead Yesterday
dismissed the complaint against William W; @ Monx,
II Moise OF New y ork formerly. his housekeeper.
with having received opened and secreien a ~ e.teI s
addressed to her The testimony did rot sustain inc
charge. ~
Henry Waters mo:ornian OF the elec,ric-car which
ran over ana killed Charles W wissner, ss n oS 81 ba
Hamburg race. on soh1ay' "as ~ ,.o vof man
slaughter Witnesses say that the car was going a.
"A high rate OF speed, and that the mot9rnlah oio
not slow up as quickly he might have done.
Permits for buildings, TO cost IN The aggresasee .
1852 SSI were given by the Building INSPECTOR
in the month or May. About three-fourthS a'e '"'
dwellings.
The recount Of the vote in the Eleventh waro
for Board OF Works Commissioner was no. .sen. Sen
rlIlded Yesterday Az far the count went tns's
was a net gain Of SIX for Ulrich. Republican.
In the First District Court yesterday august h'
BrOemel OF No. lS2 Belmont-ave.. was euea Wy
f,hr,stian Dangler OF No 2il BelGOnt-ave. to re-
cover a subscription to fund b. property -ownes :
TO resist an assessment for street Improve enent
sa,tiament was effected with the city. and no ex-
penses were Incurred. Judgment was given 20
uangler About forty other property owners S'o
entItled 10 repAment under the decision
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
EILZABETH.

The New-York and New-Jersey Telephone COM
many on Monday night obtained tne three-year con"
tract for taking OF the city hre-alarm' az =
cost OF 500 q year This the only bid received
o,a 4, s9,o less than the telephone companys previ'
ous contract II was expected the Elizabeth Teie'
phone Company would present BID but none WIS
received.
Four funerals. the largest seen mere IN years.
AZ the same hour In Mount Oiivet Cathonc Ceme-
terry The funerals were those OF eontrac,ony yOnn %
Rnrns Policeman Edward Dillon and James Haipn.
q veteran fireman. There were not coaches enough
p.huov Roselle and Westheld had 10 be called
upon for conveyances Contractor sI,nss ssr eoay ~
Hahsrnians and Jackson Hook and Ladder Com.
pany Protection Engine compag was pncs tae ouTsl sl
n,rtnen. headed by Unity Drum Corps marched
Behind he body o. Officer pon so N, ,oe soSv St's ai
Dr Daniel Seiber TO Evergreen Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
TBOLLEY-CARS IN COLLISION.

Elizabeth, June 2 tSpeciaD.-Two trolley-cars col
ldod on the Newark and Elizabeth branch at 1880
last night at South Broad-st. and Washing on-ave
Car No lss was coming from Newark as special.
under Conductor Miller. with James Smith as mo-
torman II had stopped on the crossing when car
No rs James Fleming motorman, came rushing
down The grade The brake wouldn't work. and
there was a crash that could be heard for DOCKS.
The platforms on both cars were crushed Ike
ma pastehoard Fleming was wedged In the wreck. ID
Il took some time TO get him out. He was mass
of cuts and bruises. but at the hospital, where tney
The other men on the platforms jumped and es-
capped. None Of the passengers were hurt Fleming
Il a new hand the line
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
SURETY TAX BILL SIGNED.
GOVERNOR GRIGGs HAS ONLY ONE BILL RE-
NAMING IN HIS HANDS

NAMING IN HIS HANDS
Trenton. June 2 (SpeoiaD The State House Com
mission to-day appointed Thomas r. Watson. OF
Paterson to be assistant custodian In the place or
Iobp r Burton of Ocean County. who recently re-
signed Mr. Watson Is highly recommended ana
his name is said have been suggested by Governor
Griggs. ~,
The Governor signed two OF the three p'iis re-
naming in his hands to-day one was House D,ll No
o>c r.nulrng surety companies to report anhuaiiy
ali nremlums received and levying tax OF J per
rcrt an the gross amount as reported Ihe other
e. senate measure. providing for the appoin'then
~ n sinking fund commission for term 81 three
Years for counties having bonded inceoteuness'
There were only a handful OF politicians al the Capi-
tol to-day . , rho,,,so, has named
rho assist3nts who in future Will do all copying III
his office. thereby dsposng Of the practice OF nav
i,r conving FOR the office done by young women
81 tbeIr homes The assistants appointed are Frank
V,rTerbrc'I Mrs Thomas Winans Mrs. n H.
English Belle Potts. Bessie Lambert. JuHa Norton
and I min Decker. with the exception OF MT van
1m 1nharr all are residents OF Trenton. Mr.. Wander
b.,k is from Hunterdon County.
TIE change Will give the work 10 those named IN
r,ace ~ about thirty persons among whom it was
formerly divided and 1t Is believed mat 1t VIII also
effect a considerable saving TO the state
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
d BULLET THROUGH HIS WINDOW.

''rPosED ATTEMPT TO KILL THE FATHER OF
CHARLES II. BILLER.
:" police are investigating the circumstances
alleged attempt on Sunday night TO shoot
ssssS Biller al his home. No 2sS Lake-st.. New
:. xr Biller is the father OF Charles II. Biler
u 'snen,ed young man who made bogus identli-
y. apns as OF his wife. Of the Coonade Hotel sui
ss' and the body OF Kate Conklin. who killed her
~ y. recently in a roadhouse near Newark TIE
sa ~ Bller says he was sitting In h.s kitchen eat
upper at 1920 p. m. Sunday. when bullet
kSned through the window. almost grazing his
p The bullet was found In the woodwork by
rs Ts Captain Corbett 1t was evidently fired from
'nchester rife.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
FOOTBALLS NEAR MONTCLlIR.

Monicair June (SpeclaD.-Alired D hooi' oi
Verona while on his way home in BloomfeId-ave
a, midnight last night WIS held up by two high
v,ovnen near the top OF the mountain They were
about TO rifle his pockets when Hood broke away
and ran across the street TO the gateway OF the
Mountain House where he seized Two stones 10
pro,ect himself DR.. James McDonough., who had
ssnied the men half an hour. before while coming
Spnr, calJwel and mistrusted them came driving
bark nj his carriage just then with another man
and frightened the footpads away ne gave worI
90 tho noice and Sergeant Gallagher, going up
Tho avenue met n rough-lookng fellow near Noun
tain-ave and arrested him upon suspicion lie
w,s taken to the police station where DR.. McDon-
onrh Identified the prisoner as one OF the two rlen
Uc refused to give his name last night. but TO
Dacorder Ames this morning he said he was Will
,an, ina wson OF New-York He was later sent 10
he county Jail to await the action OF the Grand
Iury
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
NEW-BRUNSWI

cood Intent Council No. 234 Jr. O. l. A NJ.
uas instituted in the assembly room or Alien
Building New-Brunsw on Monday night Guests
were present from courcils in Pla!nfeid, Newark
Camden. Trenton. Jersey CITY. Elizabeth, Rahway'
Metuchen South Arboy and other places. STATE
and National officers were present Hawatna ooun-
ell No 10 OF Mills;one the nstltuting council
with the Rev Theodore Shafer presiding Inc coan III
eli starts with l0s charter members. ana over ."
have signed for membership
Henry Jackson the negro. who was arrested at
Deans Station on May l. charged with having ne
dav before ATTEMPTED wreck fast express on tne
PennsyiyarIa Railroad. placed on trial TO-DAY.
The ownership OF the bar with which spikes were re-
n,oved was traced 70 Jackson. and he adni'ted MS
oniIt lie was at once sentenced TO SIX years IN
State Prison.
The Board of Aldermen OF New -B!unswich s, on
vacsnt and then appointed }. Bayard K.rkpatrick
to the place James Nelson who mas pesn IN by by
publicans opposed the change. but the Democrats
carried II.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
WRIT or ERROR DENIED.
THE SUPREME COURT REFUSES THE APPEAL OF
THE NEWARK MURDERER.

THE SUPREME COURT REFUSES THE APPEAL OF
THE NEWARK MURDERER.
Trenton June . (SpeciaD.-The June term OF the
c,,,re,,a Court opened to-day. There are about
nftv cases on the list. One OF the important cases
coming before the court the one involving the
law creating the county courts and wplng out 'he
Law Judges Allan l.. McDermott submitted oriei
attacking the constitutonality Of the law Frank
Bergen OF Union. and Judge c. H. Beasiey' OF
Trenton will also submit briefs. and the Court Sig
n n a mn intention to decide the case this term
Justices Depue. Van Slckel and Gummere. repre-
sonting the supreme Court announced tnat tne
C,our, refused the writ of I'm the case of Henry
Kohl. the convicted Newark mnrcerer Inc VIII
rround tha, writ OF under New-Jersey
Statutes In capital cases is writ Of right ana not
writ OF grace. Kohps counsel WIN carry me ."ss
20 the Court OF Errors and Appeals. writ In
Kohi's case was originally refused By Chancellor
McC;!ll who interprets the statute 10 MAKE VIII
-, error in capital writ OF grace IN the cis-
cretion OF the Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
4 noe RITES TWO BERRY -PICKERS.

VIneand. June "A dog supposed 10 have been
,t,,er hv a mad dog a few weeks ago went mad
Yesterday at 5. T. Dowley's farm OH Malaga ROAD
and bi; two Italian berry -pickers the DOG disap-
reared from the farm FOR several days. ana re-
turned Saturday all worn out. II was fed on
Sunday but began to act queer MONDAY forenoon noon
when Dowley returned 10 the barn, ne was toiu
that boy had been bitten. The dog was thch
snanping al others Mr.. Dowley sent Tor gun
hut IN the mean time the brute spread conSte nato
by summing into n crowd of berry-pickers ana Dting
man When Dowley appeared with gun the dog
ior,ad a | into the barn Dowey entered the barn
g., ssarch OF the brute which crouched in the dark
as, corners only to spring oIt suddenly ana attack
him After Vicious fight he shot IL.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
HELD FOR PLOTTING BURGLARY.

Henry Schmidt twenty-five years o.d, living on
the Bowery. told Policeman Kabold yesterday al'er
noon that he had overheard two men In HUDSON
souare Park. Hoboken plan a burglary which they
intended to commit at night Fritz HendeI. aI'as
Hammer OF No 1O7 Fifth-st.. Hoboken, ana Carr
Schmidt of Chatham Square New-forK' poin
twenty-onc years old. were arrested valise o"nea
by Hende. containing an assortment OF Keys anu
drug which the police say Is chloroforn, was r oap
tnred which leads TO the impression that me mt, meh
would have made desperate burglars n Rver-st
emn,ovment agency on April u, for wn.ch ne w"s
srrees,ed but d'scharged Schmidt was defined as
wi
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
WEBER'S BODY FOUND.

REVOLVER IL HIS HAND GIVES EVIDENCE OF
SELF OBSTRUCTION.
New-Brinswick June 2 tSpeciaD.-N Nicholas Weber.
thought to be demented. who has been missing since
Friday morning from the home OF Jesse Il. Tall
man, No. ~ NeilsoE-st.. this city, where he had
been visiting with hts VIE and son. was found dead
in one OF the reccsses OF coat shed In Charles
Fishers coayard. IN Commerce Square. this city.
a, II: 20 o'clock this morning The body was discoy-
cred BY Chester II. Venable colored driver for Mr.
Fisher Weber had committed suicide. y .2-calib'c
revolver clutched In his right hand as ne lay
on his back on the floor OF the coalshed. HIS face
vas horribly dishRurei. The mouth and right eye
were eaten away. The body had evidently been
there two or three days. Dr. Samuel Long, county
physician examined the body and gcve permit for
burial The body will be buried at iamberivlle.
He was ffty-iwo years old
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
THE QUESTION OF PENSIONS
c,,r,cs OF THE NEW LAW ANSWERED BY
PROMINENT MEMBER OF THE STATE


rren.on June (Special).-Miss Elizabeth a.
.,a, secretary OF the Committee Pensions OF
The New-Jersey State Teachers Association. SEM
long letter to Trenton to-day in which she an
swcrs the many criticisms OF the teachers pension
ing law passed by the recent Legislature sne
explains the law ard makes plea for support
for the association
rho teacher of twenty years service is not en-
,,,cd TO a pension unless he or she shall become
,ncanacitated" for further work as teacher The
twenty years service must be coupled with inca
pacity." says Mss Allen The average teacher
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
DEPT Ty SHERIFF ARRESTED.

CHARGED WITH LARCENY EY sALooNKEEPER
AGAINST WHOM ne HAD PROCURED EVIDENCE.
Herman Rockton a d"puty-sh'r.n who has been
c,l,cr,lur evidence In Jersey Cl;y for Prosecutor
winfield nganss Faloonkeepers who violate the
Sunday law. was nccuAel IN the Hudson County
cour, Of Sessions yesterday BY an indicted saloon
teener. named Bradley. ~ having stolen 81 " from
MS bar Rockton denied th" allegation Judge
Iiudsrcfh could not isuOr" Ia" complaint ana or
dcred Vock.or under arrest. but released him on
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
HriLTH boards Ar ODDS.

The Uoi oxen Health Board refuses 10 recognize
the authority of the Hudson County Board or
Health and does not send the vital statistics TO
the County Board. The latter intends to make
test case ~ this question and has directed Coun.
aollor Winfield TO eater fuIt against Dr Grow OF
Uoboh.n for falling 10 report tho death OF a
,n trnt 10 the County Board
The County Board has also test case on 10 de-
,,rrr,nr whether the township officials OF North
Hergrn or the County Board OF Health has luris-
hlcion over The paupers burlnl ploi Al Snake lilI
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
PRIZE FIGHTER ARRESTED.

The Jersey CITY police have succeeded In captur-
ing one OF the principals In the prize hsht IN "'eh
dale Woods on Sunday nsht i'e prisoner y
lanes Gorman eighteen years DID, OF No. "1 'cn-
,,,,io.,,-,ve He was the victor ne said. and
knocked out his opponent. youth nhin"f Murray,
I'm the second round. but he ROUNDS N't" o' nv nv
.it,'',os' dmratlou t;orman denies that there was
any purse or prize. and says the battle was h"trV
IN determine which was the better man III a r'"B'
MurraY has eluded arrest.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
4 STRIKE IN RAMSEY d CORES SHOP.

Paterson June 2 (SpeciaD.-Two hundred SILK
operatives employed by the Ramsey Gore SILK
Manufacturing Company. went on strike at noon
today. Early this morning representatives. OF the
,,,.re doublers reelers and decker depa artments
uore called to the office and Informed that the firm
had been running at A loss for some time \ re-
duc.on OF 20 per cent In wages was imperative.
The operatves refused TO accept the reduction and
IA npt return at noon. A conference has been
arranged for tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
a\NTlJ SCHOOL PARA DE.

The Sunday-schoois II Jersey city VIII have tfelr
annual unralc tomorrow AFT rnoon There will
he four divisions Tho schools In Old Jersey city
Will march along Jersey-ave. and pass reviewing
stand at Van Voorst Park The schools of what
was formerly Hudson city viii pass reviewing
stord al r,imrali-avc. and Sherman Place. The
schools a., Marion and Bergen Heights. north or
Montgomrry-st viii be reviewed al Bergen square
Thc srhools OF BERGEN, south OF Montgomery-st
Iafave,te and ClarcmOnt, VIII pass IN review at
the stanu at BERGEN and Belmont aves.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03

The ny. men arrested IN the raid on Thums pool
o. &, uarr,eon have been indicted and ar
r.,rned All are out on bail except John Lawrence
FINDS uho called on him. irrcnsed at the others
aiIov'ing him 10 lie IN iail hay" advised Lawrence
70 retaiiate by turning states evidence" his an
a,yer has baeu "I'll rot I'm jail lrst.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
VWJER'h NfKZ
~ So ~
,...s Kreuger has nothing unpleasant to say
'uu7 7v.wark's new Excise Board.

.,hematicians who discovered the anti
Ine continent in New-Jersey are now tell
Sen'" narrowly the Republican State Conven-
Hs " oad a straddle or silver plank. There
ion ~,hably half dozen delegates in the whole
ssF .,,, not positive sound-money men.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-03
UOrsr RTRVED n BLOOMFIELD.

p,oomeea June (SpeciaD.-The Glen Ridge
horse ~ Joseph NJ Williams, a lawyer. whose office
is a, No 20 Nassau-st.. New-Yoris, was badly dam
aged by fire at O'Clock tonight The loss ~ sSoO
The R0omfed Fire Department uId not respond. tne