New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

fly Title and Deposit Company to act as guardian
for Marie Gross and Martin. Alois John and Maria
Dreschler They are minors. living in Germany
and under the will of Anton Hupfel they are to re-
ceive about SIS, 900 when they become OF age
The final decree making the Injunction permanent
in the OF the National Dock and New-Jersey
Junction Connecting Railway Company against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the Centrai
New-Jersey Railway and Canal Company IN regard
the crossing Point of Rocks. in Hudson County.
was signed by Vice Chancellor Reed yesterday. The
will be carried to the Court of Errore ana APP
peals by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The option held by the Board of Trade Committee
new hotel for Newark. which was obtained on
property in Park Place. will expire on February !.
The option will be extended The committee has
received pledges OF more than enough money to pay
for the land.
Samuel Schwarz druggist. at No. 9o3 Broad-st.
IS under 500 bonds to United States Commissioner
Whitehead. Deputy Cavanagh. of the lnterhal
Revenue Department. charges Schwarz with carry
ing a retail business in distilled spirits without
the payment OF the special tax required by law.
Cavanagh alleges that on last Friday night ne went
into Schwarzs place and purchased two ounces OF
alcohol. The clerk wrapped the bottle In paper ana
did not label it until requested to do So
Isaac Inslee. Of Woodbridge. was appointed re-
cever Of the book accounts the Of the Repub-
lie Saving Loan Association OF Woodbridge. against
Joseph McG,wen and Charles Lumm, permanent re-
ceivers of the f. B. Salisbury Company. of South
Orange. by Vce-Chanceor Reed yesterday
Mrs. Mary Gilroy who was arrested on Monday
charged with stealing piece of dress goods from
the Of /. Bamberger & CO.. No. AZ Market-st.
lives No. 40 Commerce-st.. where her three little
children the oldest less than three years Old are in
a state Of destitution. The woman says mat she
was driven to steal get food for her children. but
the police records show that she had been arrested
before on a similar charge. Judge Mott has held the
matter under adviscment The woman had her DaDe
at the First Precinct Station yesterday.
In the suit OF Elizabeth Keller for divorce from
LOUIS Keller OF hnzaDshtn; t,re his efence
The suit was based upon statutory grounds but the
TO the beginning OF the suit. because OF r~ehgous ~
differences. He is a Lutheran. she Koman
bringing up Of their children.
Proceedings in the suit of William f. Bradner for
divorce from his wife. Mary r. Bradner ior is dessr
ton were begun yesterday before Vicc-Chance,ilor
Reed. Mrs. Bra1ner and other witnesses testified
that she was willing to live with her husband ana
that he has been contributing 10 her maintenance
at Bayvillc The petition for divorce was DIS,
missed and the wife was allowed s25 counsel fee and
expenses.
In the Orphans Court yesterday argument was
had a rule to show cause why one OF the eX,
not be removed Two sisters Sarah and Hattie.
each tcstatrix under the will, were represented by
OF Hattle az testatrix and offered the resignation
OF Sarah as testatrlx. that the Court could APP
Of The estate counsel also explained that the
ca had been taken into the Court or Chancery on
behalf OF Miss Sarah for a temporary receiver 10
settle all disputes He asked that the matter
be dismissed Judge Kirkpatrick said that as
there proof OF waste. embezZl"neht or
misma nagement he believed the case dd not come
properly before the Court. II counsel desired TO
provc that funds had been msappied an oppor-
iuni,y would be given. otherwise tne case would Dc
dismissed with costs.
A. the meeting or Lincoln Post. 9. y r.. resolu-
tons al propriate to the death Of Ambassador Run
yon who was member on the post were ,h haoP1eI Pox
AT the funeral.
Articles OF Incorporation were fled yesterI1y ny
the Cory-fIell"r Company 10 manufacture wall
been paid In 5000. The corporaiors are ELIAS -
Heller Paul T. Heller. Armand q. Heller stewart
Cory and benjamin HoHes OF Newark
TIE house Of Peter Kinsey. No. - Mount Pleas
value ~ about 5000 on MONDAY night, The robbery
occurred between and o'clock while the IN
mates of the house were ai supper Tne dnns- room
T. on the east side Of the building ana
window Is trclls-work and upon, this
h. burglars climbed 10 the second-s,ory ot story
winIow \ window was forced open ana me front
bedroom ~ The house entered. on a char was MIS-
[inseys sealskin sacque. gloves and other wearing
| arrarcl ana ON the bureau wcr" three DIAMOND
r'rss two diamond pins diamond ana prail
brooch and other i.""ry Al oi ,hrse VII =, 'Hb ,b
Ly the burglars Tho robbery was REPORTER * 'Il'
r.ileo later and two detectives started TOR NcW-
| York with Mr. kiuscy. The latter is a manuihc'-
! u-.r or woOllcn goods. and has an ONCE IN New
| York
Judge Dcpuc instructed the Grand Jury YESTERDAY
| .bst h. was In receipt Of another communication
! from the Franklin Good Government Clnb IN reGird
~ fhe alleged rotbus ass"mblngr IN "A frankIlh sh
! look carefully INTO the matter Ihe l'eV = Hi~aIu
Young and the Rev f. &. \ Jones' oi the ms mis-
tian Citizenship Union, were before the "rah' jury
yesterday with papers.