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^Utr?SEYr%j
Xho ?;?? rtacle of ionator Ttiir Daly proteBtlng
agaloBl pollc* ?<? livity in poUUca is one lo nu.k"
th^ bmbtb r? >f Hoboken t*hakt? thalr siiio. arlth
laughter. if th* polle?m?n bar] been with "Bill"
in ;ho rampalgn, tbea Indeed arould he hav
. \ : : ? Bsona for r-anontatng them. Doea
i .. Monorable Wllllam remember how, on.,e upon
p tlme, he gave th* Banctloa of his rboal eml*
nent auth.'iity t,> tha plan of maklng every
rr Hoboken eontribute t - the Demo
. iinjiHlgn fund?
I r Daly Ib not ibe only Hobokenlte arho
? I. publlc attentlon i.i th* Imrrediate and
Ivlng preaent. Hla one-tlme frlend and
r. ir neigl bor, ex-Aaeemblyman M'.chael J. Coyle,
w to tbe publlc . no* agaln, this tlme
ln th* gulse of "Buperintcnilenl <>f the Hudson
County ,;' il vard," whatever tha: may mean.
Preeh Idera no doubt feared thal Bomi
arould Bteal tbe Boulevard, and ln order to averl
au h b ralamtty they declded lo pa* 12,608 a yeai
:-, tbe Btateaman arlth tbe beautlful musta
up niKht. and guard tha thoroughfare.
C ?!?? n'.'tia^s to r.-maln on thr- BUrfBC* through
? ? ,i Hudson C >unt) polltli a.
Th* Tribune'fl Pateri n newa yeaterday ll
r? - l 1.1 that tbe Grand Jury was Inveatlgattng
htged i b of appolntmenta ln th* Pollce and
? d*partmenu and tbal "the wldow of Bamuel
Heaa a patrolman w'i.? dled recently, had been
.? tba Orand Jury. *nd ll w.is aurmlaed
abe araa a aitnesa In thla branch
- .tlgatlon.M
at $ whlch prorapted th* aummonlng of
H -- ?? :-? the Qrand Jury araB to the
her huaband bad pald g200 or M00 to
; lltl lan for bda appolntment. Heaa had
n the forca only a Bhorl tlma when he dled
. | aa, Mra Hem thereupon went tu
illttctan ar,i damunded a repayment of the
. arhleh waa refuaed.
[f th .;? . ' Jur) ''?11-- "?'?'? w-**? *'?' *? tne
n of tho wh..'.-- ? ati'iai and fearleaaly In
r pen i Imlnated thelr actlon wlll
?.. th* e?ect of Btopping a long-contlnued
ae
Though th. sal onkeepera of Ellxabeth man
%gt4 to ,!?.!? Exciae Commlwloner Karon'a
itlon l > "ralae all eali n II enae* fi im 1250
to |i ? on January 1. and l i ftx hotel Ucenaea at
ttlers' Hc n.-.'s al 150," th.' quea
wlU noi real there The tendency of the
n m ] ri Is dlBtlnctly ln the directlon
? ? feea Thoae who favor the in
. laaa a: Flr*t, the adv itea
Itl .n, who hope ultlmately to a
pllafa thelr ?'. - - thla way.
Bi :i l. the men wn i Bee ln thla plan tl
' wl| :? B OUt ???? low ?''"8S':'!'''- Km !''~
the latter cIbm ar* many of the wealthler
k...,. .ra them* a, wh ae. m to thlnk
that by ralalng the plana of the buolneaa they
eould reaai n U I] '? tor a legallzatlon of Bun?
day Belllng wlthli
HE BROKE HIS WIFkTB FALSE TEETH.
HEARINO IN THK BANKGB DIVORCB CA8E IN
KEW-BBCN8WICK.
New-Brun alck, I.* (Bpeclal) Proceedlnga
- | . Mra. Unda M. Banker. of New-B
., ... my on the |
. -v wera beard before Vlce-Cban el* Blrd
. . uy to-day. Mra Banker. on tl
,.,.... . nataacea of eruelty. Her huaband,
?he aald. BTBl Btruok her In Xovemb-r. UM, anl
threatened to "put a bullet through her braln ii
r about lt Al rarloua other tlmea he I
-ned her. an.l tn July of the preaent year. sl -
aro oa th* bed and knock
heai agalnat the wall. On Beptember 7 he -
her aflerce blo* ' *** i!
roke thi plate of her falae teeth.
;,- Nlcholaa WllU^unaon, Mayor of New-Bruna
-.-.. k tei ..... l Mra Banker after
labaad atrocb ber anl brobe her teeth. He
wld tba aronndfl ahowed that the blow muat have .
beea a fler.e oae. The Rev. P F. Po kmaa, ; i
tor of thf FlrBt Reformed Church. testlfi l i tt
i.ai uaed bla btal efforta I ? eff. l a raconclllatlon
batweea Mr. and Mr*. Banker. Ja ob Mlll.i Mr.
nanker* father, BBroi* that Banker < i
tha- ha was rnaktag tt* a areek. and had SU
.... . n hli buaineaa, thal of
> 1 1 n I
Banker In hi? defence, i a ?r< i ?? ' b'"n |
h member of the fln.. of Bankei Broi eri
12.500 inveated In he
wai only one ?
ek. and
r2 a i
?
Sr Banker -alJ that hl. wlfe fl q i ntl: ? -
au.e -he woul-l not treai
tember 7, when her teeth were bi k
a i lental. _ m _
BADDLE RIVER PARMERS TO 3ECEDE.
n | .j beea glven that appUcatlon wlll ba
m ? to the next Legtalature t i form a new town
.., or that parl of Baddle Rlver T
? north of Lodl Borough and Outwatef. Lan*
;.: . ? bi >->k to Paaaalc Rlver. Th
,'? ???..;. la to ba callad Marloa. Tba -
....... tbta step ta ascesalva taxatlon for rm
thBt do not beneflt the aectlon *
? >:ave aet off. Tbe aouthern part 8
er Townahip lacludea the growlruj vlttage ol
. . ? ?? oppoalte Paaaalc, and
itlon settiementa operati I D*
lat. ln Qarflald ar! Rutberford. Theae apecu
.,,..? a, tracti ol land w.th atreeta thali a re
? rtahlp, and tha farmera of the
. . .,, part compUln that they are compelled to
. iircentaBe for the mnravemei I
r?cane -hl. the farmera have determlned to
fronftheoM 'k^'t'
..wn Tw.j yeara hko Sadaie jti\>i i iwn?.ii|j
? ,. ?.....i f r macadamlflng road*, and
Ve new t .wnship wlll he reaponfllble for n. aharei of
S*. "omliv TheVw moveiuent ti. tha work of the
i,. Stutual ProtecUva Asa *>|atlon.
HE BATB H1B BAFE WAB ROBBED
,.r.,..ir Poaachel a tlaamlth, llvlng over hli i t
l? cilaton-av*., W*at Hoboken, reporti 1 that hla
aaf* waa oe*n*d early yeaterday mornlng by aome
*?*?*?'*?*t*mt "'? re'??ope^d "fffta*
. ..-:,',:.'.!.'-," """" ??? "?"-''
I ira_^_
N THEOLOOICAL g^UDENTfl PLIOHT
macefllnth.B.mfteid P e gtat n .a ma.
aamijobnDear, t atudent al the Oerman .
law alminanr charged witn dlaordwly conduct,
r^t*wB
'" "'"V''rm-lnv^wh-re hla parenta, ?im
He . imi from ?.-rn n;* w.i > 'lt- b , ,.,,,.
to do, are Btlll *^.n*" . :n. Ba . for a
" ? "'? "bnt'JS? S? :'- ?5S ** :"'"mls"
'' r!L*JLr tl.i^uniBtan :e. It l*
- ?' :' S rnVhfteV.e'mTnt.%Theard
\Vhe? De*r'? *?*******lf t,nem illid ! ? e hlm
of hl. arrest a n nil;^ th
?"" "!" "7"i Vo th.*BCI ...a:' Ofl
reported to tn* ****}?"'-..?
[ Bi UOB IB !??' BMH r.
?nvo POdBUMg iN H" CELLAB
, i. ... fruit atora al No. '?'* < her
***** wh" K eocouaterta hli
ry-*,.. Rabwag. had ? ? . ( k ^
.. . 'J.' Cf" * ui- : -four
raa
barrela. Aft*r ?orn belonged ta a i-a.r of
apoi and '-;" '!;" ! V, u a/t.i - and^ kllled
?WO MKN BURnBD BT A CAVE-IN
, . y r-uvf<i in at < iM Brldge on the Am
A grave bank 5^^|fJMl, R.U.0*d Bt I ?
J^oi^ra ert^ burylt*. tw. m-t,. W...,,,i
nnconacloua oaadlUoa?Bjg***mg #if?r, |, badly ln
oiei aborUy aftar hia rei ??
jarsd.
R KYELA TIONS IN CA MDEN.
BENSATIONAL TESTIMONY IMPLICATINQ
CITY OFFIC1AT.S.
BTOCK IM A l.i.-.HTIN'i: COMPANT DEUYEBED TO
? "I'n'.'ii.mkn arara a cortract was
ABrAEOEO THg MEN CLAMORKD POR
TIIKIR PA. A STAI'.TI.INC HEAB
iN'i BED?!?.!?: THE M M I
BELDON COMMIBBIOX.
Camden, Dee. e, (Bpeclal).?John L. Ballej to
day furnlshed some Bensatlonal developmenta
t ir the Black-Beklon Inveatlgating Commlaalon,
whlch is "Lexowlng" Camden. H" is .1 s.m of
ex-Poatmaater Wllllam T, Ballejr, nnd waa for?
merly chlef clerk under bla father, who w.is
treaaurer of the Camden Llghtlng and Heatlng
Company, the electrlc concern whlch haa a flve
v.-nr ..ntt.it for llghUtlg the Clty. -lulin J. Bur?
lelgh, ih.- Becretary, haa bet n alle l aever?l
tlmea to teatlfy as t,. whether anj elty councll
men or clty ofldala were etockholdera Ib the
i impany. He had teatlfled Ina' ex-Judge E. A.
Armatrong, lts prealdent, w?i at the aame tlme
preaideni ..f th.- Board of Publlc Worka; thal
Clty founsel -l. Wlllard Morgan la a atockholder,
and tha. ?i irge Barrett, a former Councllman,
now Bheriff, w_ - another, and ex-Bherlff Balrd
araa ona naore,
Bailey wenl further in hi* testimony to-day.
He aald thal .inst after the ompany gol it-1 flral
contra. I from the clty he hnd ha.l aome polnted
converaationa wlth Clty Councllmen.
"Whai waa the ronveraatlon?" aaked Lawyer
Bleakley,
. ?: ? Councllman wanted to know when he
could I.'.-; his atock. Another one said he bad
never recelved his Btock, and he would llkwto
have aome "
"Who was th- Councllman?"
"Wllllam Dorell. '
"Wh,. waa the other one?"
"Dr MUli ;."
"Whai dld the thlrd me aa)'-'"
"i don'i remember tii" converaatl n."
"Who was he?" asked Mr. Morgan.
"in..- mlnute, i>l".ise." s:,.i Commiaaloner Bel
don; "I don'l thlnk his name ahould b< given
until we Hnd ou. whai he aald."
"Th-> are tho only two thal you remember?"
' They are ??
Yhe natnea "f the i.isriMitiK Commlttee for the
year 1888 were shown the wltneaa, and he was
aaked if he had anv conversatton wlth any mi m
bera excepl the onea naiin-.l. He replled: "Xo,
alr."
"Do vou know whether any membera of that
commlttee recelved any atock about that tlme?"
"Tea, sir; Mr. Rex had aome "
"How do y i know that Mr. Ro\ recelved
SL- li .'"
"I bsw the ato k in --ur aafe, and afterward
aaw ir turned over to Mr. Rex. There was i ?me
where In the nelghborhood of ten aharee, aml
the par value was $2,", a share."
Th.- wltneaa flnally said the atock was worth
$1,000, bul he would nol say lt was w irth $2,000.
He aald: "lt waa lurned over to Mr. Rex'by the
treaaurer ? >me tlme after the pasaage of the
oi linance by the Councll." The wltneaa could
:. : tell h iw long afterward thla took pla. ?-.
"Dld you ever hear aay c nveraatlon about
what was to be d ne wlth that atock?"
"Tea He was | ? hav.- the Btock to hold in
ti i.u f r s ime partleav*4
Mr. Rex, wh i sat bealde Clty Counsel Morgan,
became rather nervoua and aroae wlth a de?
mand for the privllege of subjectlng Bailey to
ci _a-examlnatlon. That belng granted, he -
had th- wltneaa pretty well tangled up and on
I , tiv any date at ali as to when the al?
leged tranafer oi Btock was made.
Bailey also teatlfled that aeveral montha ago
he unted the number of telegraph, telephone
and other electrlc polea In the clty, for whlch he
was t.i get 2Vi centa aplece for the couotlng.
Thla waa by agreemeni with l?r. w. B. K. Milier.
the member-at-larg? of the rity Councll He
had never recelved hLs compenaatlon.
"Why dfd you make your blll 5 centa a polef"
i i. iwyer Bleakley.
"Dr. MUler waa to gel half," was the reply.
All the experta were at w rk on Clty Treaaurer
Mlcheil n's booka to-day and Mr, Mlchellon waa
aldlng them. lt may be weeka yet before any?
thlng deflnlte la known about thelr condltlon.
DR OTTO ZIEGEXHORN A PUBLIC CHAROE
A ONCE Bt'CCEBBKUL HOBOKEN PHYBICTAN TAKEN
TO THE ALM8HOU8E.
Dr. Otto Zlegenhorn. once a popular Oerman
phyalcian In Hoboken, became a vlctlm of the mor
iihiii" and cocalne habll anl dlaappeared fn>ni thnt
dty four ..!? ti ?? years ago, after loslng a large
-- through hla unfortunate hablta The d
tor"8 acqualntan ea never knew whai became of
him unt.1 i devel ped yesterday tha. he waa
commltted to tbe almahouse at Snak-a Hlll
,.,,._?_, n pauper li- was removed from Bt. Mary'a
:.. in \\ lllow-av. . Hoboken, to tha pooi -
.'.. j esterday m ri Ing I :- I '??;? tlve Fi nton, and
made n > protesi .
. , _ horn rel irned l i Hoboken li aa man a
ago and went to llve wlth <>:;- W. Harma, at So.
l ?J. Waahlngton-at. An efforl waa made to pre
ven' him from gettlng optatos, but hi- cravlng for
druga wa* so Kr.a- that he purlolned artlclea of
clothlna; to pui - then Dr. Oelbach attended
the ; hys la i, nd thr ??? weeka ago found I
sary to aend him to Bl Mary'a Hoapltal.
Zlegenhorn mtlnued to grow worse, and
.).,. si-"'- ln the hoapltal m. Clty
Phvalclan C Irvlng Slmon ai I Counl Ph
C B Conveme examlned him, and declded thal
w is a phyaleal wreck, bul - - ar. I had
,..:,,;.-. i i, the aiinahouae, Inasmuch hj he
was p. :.: Ill , . , ,
Ur Zlegenhorn ; i ti mk in atorage wh.n ne
disaopeared from Hoboken aeveral years ago, whlch
waB gold al publlc auction to water Reglstrar
Henry Lohmann, of H for a few dollan
It contalned surglcal toatrumenta valued ar taO
,-?
JUDOEfl TO BE APPOINTED BV ORIOGB.
THREE CANDIDATE8 FOB TWO VACANT PLACES
IN THt: COURT OF ERRORS
Trenton. Dee. 8 <>;? '?' The ilrst vacandea to
racelve Oovernor .rriKK--. attentlon after hla In
auguratlon ure two lay .odgeehlpa of the Courl cf
Errora aad Appeala The placea ara now Blled by
Meaara. Talman and Bmlth, of Jeraey Clty, the
latr.-r belns a nephew of Bdward K. C. Young,
chalrman of the Dem ati State Commll
Bmltb and Talman were said to have been aele ted
for tha purpoae of Ineurlng the pardon of tha Qut
tenburg "Blg Four"?and they dld aaslat, their
;ir?: offl Ifl ? ' belng to aal thi Ir vot. foi the
j;ardonlng of the racetrack men,
.e ar.- three candidatea In Trenton for theae
iilac-ea to-ila-. ;w i Republicana and on>? Demo
i-rat The man who is belng urged for tha plaee,
bm who has noi a.-, >.-t Blgnlfled hla wlUlngness to
,- Wllllam L. Dayton, ex-Mlnlster to The
ii ,.-'..' Mr Dayton li a lawyer of abll
m iki sn Idi al Judg ? of the Court of Erroi *,
thlnk.
-.. eral lamea F. Rusl ng, a penalon attorney, ut
alao a candldate He n.m prepared i petltlon, and
Ib canvaastng the lawyeri for theli algnatures, 11
:,-;t.'.-.-.i thai Ofovern r Origgi wlll -.? m-. i-r
.-?. n imi H< haa nevei pra tlaed to any . x
.,,;,,!.- . v. ti the ? lounty < ourta
Lewls Parker, Ir., a :..-.'..'--i and banker, ls the
Democratlc candldal . He II was w. nad
promlae of the plaee secured by Talman. Mr.
Parker ls Independeni In hl_ polltlcal vlefl
when by hla appolni neni l ? tne Court of Errora,
H wa'a hlnti II ' ? ed to aaalal in the
pardon - ?? "Blg F ur." Mr. Parkei ?
i .. w-,. bu h thal he was promptly turn. .
Oovei n ? ? '??? -1* wlll have the appol
Df .... rneml ra ol th. ' iri ; I:.? rors .:: the
courae of hla term, and If Mr. Dayton refuar*
? f tl i ???;.. icratli ; i
laklng i th. appolntmen
of Mr. Park< r
CI-OSINO THE BUROER MURDER TRIAL
TBSTIMOK? THAT THE BLOOD ON Hl- rRO -
v.a-- TH \'. OV v il-; OR CHTCKKHS
XX lil' 11 HE KILL.ED
? .. of Fr inh Burgi i ' i
nurdi r of .i ? ?? Be i i<
?lerda iftei ao 'ii in the
Hudaon Count) Coui of Oyi ind T.rn-.in--- 'l ?
f . , e entered the
I lo >ked up at the ? i
tbe gallery and i wlth Bevi ral ac
qualnl . t up an allbl Thej
ted to prove thal Burgei lefl thi aaloon wltb
-. .-. i i Brod. -i to thi hom. of i Hai i a
Bllateln, where be boarded Tha blood ital
h;s trouaera. it w..* -ontendett, wera made ln i>ik
,tl klng or I-- ihe chtckeni wblch Bnrger klUed
. >rnlng th i. Bngelbn i i
>. i Bl ati In teatlfli l thal ha ad?
mitted Burger to tbe houae -.n the nlgb. ln _uee
tion, bu. ? wl i boi tell thi hour. Di WTUbur n
Beymou a ' .ha !.on? laland Hoapltal,
Bwora that human blood wld noi llstlngulsbed
from that of ani ? thi r mamm il.
Tba .lef.-u' " Introdueed Bernard Nothes aa ? wll
i . -, to turn tha iirn^.?:? t auspleton toward a
,.,,., ,, ,:.,,.| \: . raucl - i.H'l trouble wiih
Mn^rihrti-h: ii: aald thal Welraocb had told him
that he would imasb Bagelbrc bfl
Ilurger teatlfled ln hls own ,.-!,.,ir thal he w.,? .
b.r.a eareeBter, and bad lliad ln decaucua aev?o
yeara ll- la Baarrtad an.l ha. two chlMre**
coatradlcted th* taatbn*ay of Wetraacb a'1'1 *****
th.it h*> had vlslted Bngelbrecht'i tavi rji on tne
day precedlng the crtme and aald he wenl tn rr hi
the evenlng, an.l wenl away with Teute '"' '
der. II- aald th-\ arere preaenl when be ??"?'
arlth the heai I i Bauei He l fl 'J"' *?,0OIH*
fe* mlnutea before milnntht and went ???**- ,..,.
kiil'-l rhlckeni thal morntng, and had w'in0',..
blood-Btalned trouaera exhlMted In the trla. ?ni*
ta . que.tlona wrre bbk d on ? i ? J < ???""';' '/?;,
The rlr.l query waa aboul the bloa-l-dl.' ,!;',..' ,.
.,r water near the tavern pump, Whlch *****
ie had not notlced The other queatio
objected to. and ruleJ out. lt waa >f "'" ;' , ';..
man recollected thal Prlta Larke, who dlea ? ???*?
daya ago, had t-atlfled at the Inque.) mat ni ?
Bura r Bn I Engelbrecht it, thi '
Blght. . ., , i,im |n
Charlea Snell teatlfled that Burgi Lu- and
kllllng a plg ? Bhort time before the "",,','
Burger wore the trouaera produced ln tn .,..,,
I, rebuttal the Btat? produced ?arle. >Nller io
dlapoae of the au.piclon that Welrauch rnir" '
kllled Bngelbreoht. He awore th* u Va"':W' i t'.
,? h.a barn that nlght. and the wltn**as ??? wM
door by placlni atonei againai *t ?J!!t mornlng,
ann Rleeplng when Muller wenl out neal morn.i-a,
rolled awaj the .tone., and an iaed nim.
Counael wlll *um up th,- mornlng, ana '??
K-lil probabl) be glven to thc Jurj thli afteraoon.
? *>
TROUBLE IN BT. PATRICK'8 AIXIAXCE.
two aarw-BBtjaBwicK branchrb bi'bpb;.
"Hfl 1'HNIT' iri: 1 UCEN AWAY AT Ml-'
M.'.HT N'..\V l'"V. THB ' ?
New-Bruaawtek, Dec I Wpedall ? ?
may lead to aerloui P
in Dlatrlcl No. t, Bt, Patrlck'a Alllance ol ?
lea. la New-Brunawlch Tbere nr- three bi n rhei
red ..tr*-. two an i three In ihe dlBtrlc
ofllcera and member. of branchei one an I threi> were
Buapeadad al the laal meetlng of the Btate ina ? a
ttonal Board* for laauborduaatlon. Tha Btata a bi
appolnted a eommltj*. to Betaa tba furnltun
lodgeroom .1 ? ta of tbe dlaobedlent brai
Th.- commltl. ? wa. comp aed of inembi not
two brai ie. who ar. afi i membera of tne ???*
B, ,,? | Thli romm itee, between ti ***}' n 'Htv
on Wedneaday i ' ' '??,*.' , . J*".
took not only furniture and paraph"nal. ;
dow curtaln.. plcture., th. carpe from tne noor
and ? .? alllance - gn, whlch hung out of th*M*in
,i a all rr-- propert) w.i taken ln ?? ,..?;?' ,...
" ' tthalod .;?". wlth
The commltte. - i i ??? en er i I ? fc
a kej '!!.? memben ?:' the
waa broken ..... lh. I n burat oP*n. They iea>
the rlaht ol th. con ml tee to 1 ike l
uMsanl ' irpet. Both aklea have eaegaged u
-*>??
RUTQERS BENIORB Al PEACEMAKER8.
niBT PAM BEBOUrnOXB BXONEBATINa nr.
rot KO WOatEX WHO OAVE A RECEPTIOS
TO PB1XCETON U**.
NewBrunswlck, De. I (Bpeclal).--Tb8ra la a dl*
,.: .entlmei l among the atudenta ol K
... and the famlllea ... New-Bruaawlcli aboul
? receptlon glven on Tueaday evenlnB to we
Princel >n O'ee. Banjo i I Mandolln cluba. aa to Id
,v- Trlbunc. Manj ol tbe atudenta repudla e
lhe crlttclam contaln. l In "The Targum." and m*di
Th.a noon, at a meetlng ot tne
aenlor claai a commlttee wa. appolnted, whli i dr. t
larlng thal It w*a unfalr to con
ltrUe the klndneaa ahown outelda I! *
treatment or dlacourtea tho* at bome. li ?
Ing, th r - ittom aay thal tha Btlorcli -
i.-r.r--.-i.lat i '-?' ih. repi ;??' '
atatement. publlBhed a. untrue and exi
nothlng : it the l I rverted f.
0ThlieTiew( however. Ia not Indoraed i l the
aenlora whlle the prevalllng -r.r,:. i othei
;.,.-,,.,! I. '.ha. Butger. haa been Uiexcoa .'?;_
. bj the young \ om. - "> ?".
bi tea Rutgi rs .tu lent.. They eaplain hai then
abst-nce from th. c mcert I i - notl i ?- ? ><*J*
do wlth ihe f? e'.lni regardlng the re epi n
lr, i ...... rrati ai Butger. i o.lege. u
theae hold weekly meetlng. on nieaday ev<
The attendance at theae fraternlty meel
pulaory, and neceaalutad abaence fi ra tne i
THE JER8ET CTTT WATER CONTRACT?"
BEABINO OP THK (TERTIOBARl PROCEEDINOB K\
THE BUPREME COURT, IN NEWARK.
The caae of the Jeraey City water contract came
up for argument befora tha branch court of the Bu?
preme Courl In Newark yeaterday. The mattei
came up on wrlta of certlorarl t. I. m i ? awai I
of the contract to the Jeraey City Water > ompany
by the Jeraey City Board of Worka, on Auguat 13
laat. lt waa all. ged that the contract hu.l nol bei n
awarded to the lowest bldder
Mr Thompaon, of counael for the cltbwna, began
by readlng twenty-elghl objectlona to tha contract,
touchlng upon the manner of prlnttng It an I It. con
dttloni 11 waa held that the i mtraci waa Im
po..lble of performanca by the company 1 he con
Btitutlonallty ol the acl of 18W. under whlch the con?
tract waa awarded, waa alao attai k. .1. Mr. l hotnp
-1,11 aald th. t the reckleaaneaa wlth whlch ihe city
harl acted ln enterlng upon a contract of auch mag
nltu.lt- waa probably without a parallel In the hlatoi y
ot any munlcipal or bualnc* corporatlon ln the
Btate.
au.":. I. M. Dermott attacked the conatitutionallty
of the law of 1888. II- >..: I the rontracl had nol
be. ti legall) approved by tbe Plnan re Board of Jer
ty Mr r ' dlo? e I ?
(villiam l> Outhrte, counael for the Water Com?
pany, polnted oul thal th? Newark watei contraci
had b. ? ii awarded undi r the acl of ISW, and Summlt
and Bayonne wen .upplled under the aame acl
lle argued tlnu the lioar.l of Work. had acted wlth?
ln lt- legal rlght. Ea Benator Edward. and Mr.
V'redi nburgh contende.] that the contra I wai legal
an.l had been prop rlj paaaed and ? bi ?'? L
?
TABLEA Cfl AT LAKEWOOD
MAN'V PABHIOXABL? WOMEN TAKE PAHT IS AN
H ; \i.\M..-.'; K. IR ? HARI1 1
Lakewo,:. N. J., De. t <>; e. lal) i >ne of ::.
;. -? >*ab irate eni : talnmenti for chariiy wh
. ?. r been known at I ? ? glven at the
1.1 irel Hou* to-n poae of ??-'
Ing .i fun i : Lakewood H >-? II E ? __
... ? : upon th* nea itage erected
.. ? , rare i blnai I falth
fulnesa tume, mualc and i enl. effi 't. The
followlng i romlnenl I ?? ? rai n aeli ted the
plctun . ilng '.;' 1 ?' ?
heanaui Mi Arthur B flaflln, Mr-. Jamea W.
More) Mi Jaaper L n ?,. Mra. Jamei t'onverae,
Hri '.' C. Curtlaa, Mr.. Davld H Plumer, Mlaa
Crocker and Mlaa Davl* Mr, i i , ?? ??? ti. Laurel
Houae offlce, asal.ted In iha preaentatlon.
Three of the tableau., "Thi Broken Pltcher." by
Oreuxe; "The Reaper..' bj Julea Breton, and "The
."?is of Tlme." by Thoma. Dewlng, wi ? ?
. of palntlng., al. i the flgure of "J i
from the wai! palntlng bj Edward wlmmons. Other*
nl-aslng In plcturejajue detall and beauty were
"Camp Llfe ln thi Adlrondack.." Introduclng the
di . i. i -? - ng fr.>rr> "Robln ll.I," whlch wai
i. VI nl . I lluaaell: "A Portralt, "A Dutch Fl.her
Mai i- n," an i "Th I i Bleeve " from a Ulbeon
drawlng. Tbe audlen. ar. ,: the
wealth an I fa.h ?" ? ?'
the entire cott age colonj.
THEIR III.ll.MIT l'.I*?TIIi:us PORTT'NE.
TWO JERBEYMEN RECEIVE WORD THAT THET
M".!-: UE1R8 TO II.0
Wllllam Barnoa, of Franklin, N. i . and hl*
Bame., I Patei -..tr. recelve i w ird
yeaterda) thal they are heln to .. fortune < ? r *ji*?... - ?i
ln thelr youth Wllllam and Jamei llved with thelr
parenti and thelr brother, Oeorge, on the Helghta
of Poverahun, ln Franklin. Oeorge fel In lot a tl
,i ng woman and apenl much of hla l m<
inj. Hli fathei ? bjected and Oi >rge il -
termlned to leave home One mornlng, foi
\- ira ago. h< bade i a famiiy fareweil.
? l am | Ing W esl partlni and I
arlll never come ba h If I cannot marry the glrl
; int, I t llve a rmli llf I wlll ni ipeak
t,, :i -,\ .ni.in hl- iln
The parenta dli I, i i brothi ra ited, and
Oe irg. a bi gh en ip 1
Vi -.. r la) a ii i ime to r\'ll ira md J ime.
I ler ' h ora h. I .i
d* i*l .ii front >f hl. hul In the Ja. k- mv l e 3.1
Phi i 'oi mi i I 11 ? na i . 'oun
ty, \* h thai "the I ?
? ? known, h year.
ii:.- a men an I ne. , a mi 11
a gol ? ? da> ? ago ti
pa] I away In thi
..,....., Th
wlll be dlvlded equi
.' .1 ? n. - Th< nami -. rel i
. p and a ;?? ? ib iui a en learnH fi ira i h.
?r- papera.
F1RE DEPARTMENTA AT ODD8.
Fii ?? br ke oul on Tl ght la l be ion
A R me) n Pleraoi D ..... i' . . 01
nn ? dl i .... ui 000 Iai flre waa dli ivered
bj i - .. of Mr. Pleraoi in
Bl iomfl. ? i w< flrat 1
i Flre Depal
.; n Itl Ig. rl ? lllo .n.n. 1.1 1
i..i,/. .-.?.. id ll ? .. lh ui a* ;.,. I
Iai ,, , i ? ,.- ; tl Olt-n Rldg
,s... i< thal
v . ? inJ
A HORBE AND BfOOV BTOl.EN IN CLIPTON
Uri Oeorge Cran. of .- ? Cllfl
,i ralu ible I
aft< r I o'clock laai
lt a whlle Iiter th*
trap . aa un
?,-...? ? ?
f iund of ?
?
TALLMAN BAYB IIE WIU. BI'E DAT7
\\ llll nn lli. eclor of I ne* Cltj
Ha l bell
t-i ii ii- u ild i i.t-1 . ? ,.,?.'?' Hall Com
uj \' the :?
, - ..... c '| ? Hall i' imi . a i..va ago <' >m
ml - 'i.'-i Oata In refual tr f..r Tallman'i
. ..iiin refered to hlm ** ? Darrlure
JERSKY CITIE8 AND T0WN8
N'-IU 'AHK.
Tha funeral or Henry A. Hauaaltas took |.:a.-* yea
lerday at Ho. IH llifrh-st. I>e'.enatlons from many
? aatlons arere preaent. The honorary paii
? ,: is were L'nlted Btates Benator Bmltb, Judge
?i. \. M. Reynolde, Eflvln Crane, <'ar'. I.entx.
Frederlck Kuhn, John S. M tor*, A. B. Coellln,
John l Kruoaer, Otto Molter, WHUara l.anhim.
ii-- rj Herpera, vTtlllam N. Kellner, Albert Hahn.
Charlea B la ai i Q. F. Bommer, Burlal wa* ln
Palrmounl Cemetery, aft-r reiigioua aervlcea at St.
Mary'a Roman CathoMc Church.
Tha hon-. of Wnilam D. Rlpley, Mo * Pennsyl
vanla-ave., ? I on Thursday nlRht of J W?
elli I tdris ano fim;>-r rlnu*.
The t'ommittee of Publlc Library Truateea wlil
draf. a hi.l for th. Leglalature, providlng for money
wlth whl.-h to lniil-1 a new library bulldlng, The dlg
!"i Bementi <>r the library for ihe ia?t year were
MO.-SI 19. Nearly 8,000 new volumea were pla'-ed on
iv,--. maklng tha total aumher t\BB.
The Btatflmen. waa mmie on cradlbla authortty
? lay thnt Oottfrled Krueger. Lay Judge of
tha '-.nirt of Brrorfl an.i Appeala, int.-n'le.l to re
a.gn hls offlce Immedlately after th.- tnauit'iratlon
of Governor drigga.
In the Chancery Coun yeaterday Mra. Victorla
i- i Bued the Kewark Orpnan Aaylum Aaaociatlon
? ? i ?over custody of her two chlldren, now ln
..-? lum The woman i.i an It_li.in. The plain
? fl - mother-ln-lan testlfled thal ihe .-hlldren ha'i
been treated like dogs by the mother. The facl
wa* teetlfled to tha. Mra Dla ha.l Btgned ihe eon
traci glvlng over tha chlldren to the cara pf the
aflylum untll they ahall be twetvi yeara oll Bhe
ls b Brldow, an.l h.-r half-l.rother ta th* Rev. Fran
? - - Pcaaturo, paator of the Flral Preabyterlan
Itallan Church. The chlldren hav.- been ln thfl
ra nearly two yeara Mr* l>ia recently go. i
verdln agalnal ner balf-brother for alander ln the
Diatrl l ' ourt,
JER8ET CITT.
r. .,, Blted tbe dwelllng of Mra. BUlea, So.
142 a idemy-at., early yeaterday aad carrled ofl
*v Th.y took nothlng but eaah.
The Waneer Club will elther btrlld h elubhouaa or
i - iltable one. Tha club la eompoaed of MO
stalwarl Republlcans.
Kdward lay, twenty-four yeara old, ot So. M7
CcmmuBlpaw-ave., a hrakvman employed on the
Cei iai Rallroad of Sew-Jeraer, had hla right arm
? : yeaterdaj whlle coupllag cara.
The Itemlaed repori aubaltted by Chlef Englneer
Hariiaon ahowa tha. the County Boulevard baa
thua f..r coat S1.B7B,64270. an.l t_t,l?tM has been ex
pei led on the Weehawken loop.
Two bold thlevea entered Hop vVah's laundry, at
Oreen and York Bta, yeaterday afternoon. One of
them Btruck the chlnaman on the arm and threat
? ? braln blm if he n. ived or attempted to glve
arm, whlle his "pal" nrhV-l the money drawer
.n.i abstracted P0. The thlevea fled whlle the ex
. Chlnaman atood a; the door of hla laundry
crylng and wiinglng hia hand*. The pollce arere
med a few mlnutea after the eaeapa aad a
aquad of pollcemen was sent out to acour the
i.ammontown aectloa ul the elty, toward whlch the
fugltlvea ran. Two men, irreated on suapl lon,
were put ln a groun and Hop \v..h waa called to
aee |f he could Identlfy them. Th- oiestial caused
? by plcklng oul an aaalatant dty jaiier.
. as oi.f hla asaallanta. Bchau, ..r courae,
wa.< on duty when th.- robbery occurrad.
Thfl Jeraey Clty Flnance Commlaalonera recently
: a reaolutlon requlrlng the Street and Water
Commlaalonera to a. I on all requkrttlona for euppllea
at th.-ir regular meetlnga, and the re.julsitlnna, wlth
prlcea of everj artlcle muet be aen. to the Flnance
i for concurrence. The Btreel and Watar
Board has permltted chalrmen of .-ominitte.s to
Hli out requlsltloni and without aaklng the prlcea.
A batch ' f these requlsltlons waa a.-nt to the Fl?
nance Board and thej were returned yeaterday wlth
a sharp letter tba. all requlslttona mual be paiaed In
form of resolutlona aml acted on by the entire
board. Th. B reel ind Water Commlaalonera con
ten.I thal thej wlll ba compelled to emplo) extra
i lerka and open new sets ..f booka
BLOOMFIELD.
Th- pool team of the Bloomfleld Cycllng and
- -.n wenl to Hoboken las:
and defeat. i the Caatle Point team with apparent
a icora of 200 i. 103. Thfl Bloomfleld team
- ? ? loal a gama aa yet. and stand* In a fair
way ol winnlng the contea. now In progresa in ih
Aaaoclat. : . ilng ClubsV tournament.
rh.< North Jeraey Btreel Railway Company broke
foi thelr tracka ln Bloomfleld-ave., In Cald
Brell . eetfli is}
Thi young Men'a Catholic l'nlon. of Bloomfleld,
wlll elecl offlcera foi- the o-ar on Monday nlg
ARLISOTON A-\T? KEARNT.
The ameBded bylawa of the Hudaon Couaty Re
, . an CommRtee glvea Kearny Townahlp flfteen
delegatea, <-i?iit of whom are to be eleeted at th*
primarlefl on December lt The borough of Eaa.
Newark wlll have two delegatea, ar. i Harrlson haa
lelegates, all of whom alao ar.- to be eleeted
i Kearnj leven of the presenl delegatea hold over.
The number of delegatea to the next County ?'om
mlttee aill be Ml, ai agalnal VA i.i preci Ilng
years.
Davld Almond, Wllllam Henderaon and Oeorga
8< vereu.ee bave been appolnted a commlttee to
accept rhe namea of Republicana llvlng In Kearny
who deslre to accompany the Republlcan Leagu
i; ivern >r OrlggV - li auguratlon
The Prlnceton-Rangers football game to be played
tbla afternoon In Coamopolitan f'ark. in Central
avr , wlll ? i-l by aimost the entlro ap
population f the townahlp. Arrangementa bave
: ir ihe reeeptlon of an enormous erowd,
hlteh or Inconvenlence Is exp?. ? I
ELIZABETH
Tha funeral of Dr. Davld u Mlller, of the Bl ia
b th Hoapltal staff, took p a ?? yeaterday afternoon
ar thfl Flral Preabyterlan Church. The psllbearera
were elght of the phyfllclana connected wlth the
,; Btaff Th? funeral was attended by the
Provident L'nlon, tha Cllnli al ? ?
clet; of the General Hoapltal, tha L'nlon County
\i ,i Boclety, the Board ot Managera of the
Oeneral Hospital and the heada of the varlous de
lenta of the Blnger Ma inn- Works, of whlch
;,: MHier'a i ? auperlntendent, u*v. iar.
K< mpahall ?onducti I the aervlce
Th funeral of Jamea Floy took plaee yesterday
ai ;..- home, No. 29 Wesl Orand-st., Bllsabeth The
Bev. .1 A Owen, paator of Bt. James'a Methodlat
Offlcl it'-'!.
Bxclse Commlasloner Robert Hlsgtns, of Ellsa
; ea In a crlticai condltion at hls hom.- ln Bast
? - - ,--st., and hla re overy Is very doubtful,
?
BATONME
Tht lo al pollce have Informed the Overaeer of
the Poor of the exlstence of a heartrendlng ease
of destltutlon In the Flfth Ward, the vlctlma belng
the flve chlldren of John Cook, who ls iti the Hud
'ountj Jall awaltlng trlal for the murder of
hla dlsslpated wife In Augua. last. Poormaster
,i, found Ihe chlldren occupylng twa squalld
rooma at So. I Rallr ad-avi . where Ihelr pa
had llved prevloua to the death of rh- mother and
the arrest of the father. The chlldren, four glrls
and one boy, ranglng from alx to rourteen yeara
old, were huddled In one room wh_n th- la-l ad
. \i: t'adugan. He aacertaln I tha. th.- boy
Borki l for a Second War! grocer and recelved $'?
weekly, whleh he turned in toa ird the aupport
of th.- famll) Otherwlse th- ehlllren had compara
IICtla to provide them wlth food, warmth.
g ai i -::.'..-. ia tbfl elder brother, wmiam.
was aeni to th- Hudaon County Jall last Monday
, aa iii trlal on ?? i barga of pfltli larceny. The
Bayonne Charltj Organlaatlon vlll furnlsh the
childr*n wli ? elief ind arrange for thelr I
; :-.>;??
Veeterday foreooon John Corcoran, Patrlck
K.-i.-h i and Wiiiiam Caaey, tii* trio of urchlna
A.-... atole K00 from Thomaa Maloney laat Beptem?
ber, were arralgned In the pollce courl b> i
Pollce McS II arho brought ihe prlaonera
fi im Sew-Haven, whlther they had goru \- the
ml-1 iii- Ir gullt. Re ? irdei C'oni
I. -niit of baiyti Jall lo txx i.i
tbe i 'tlon " thi Orai i Jury
Stewaal McB.rth, of Phllllpaburr, WarT n
tj bul n ently of Bergen Point, naa been eharged
blgamy by the father of i.i- a. ond wlf. Thi
young woman wns. prevloua i - jed blgamoua
Auguet 11 1884, Mlaa Man C Bi
? i ighter of a we l-known resld ni of Eaai in, Penn
AI i;;rt i ..? ri brati man ln thi employ of the
New-Jerae) i entra Rallroad, and haa a mn he.
tween Bergen Polni and Mau h Chunk. lt ls
. bj thr relatlvea of the -ond wife tbal
rrled Mary Marti of Btrou labom Penn .
? ?? und thal he his never bi ? i fr ?m
s ,. |a Rt|i| ||. |na tn i y im ago \i Hli .
. i !? H -Aith h.a -? nd n ?
cltj untll :.-: Monday, when ahe returned
to th ? mi t h> r pa.
PATERBl ?N
i - , mtr ict for Pati rsoh'i i -w Clty
Ha'.l stlrred up anothei controverej i .. meetlng of
? \ sster lay aflen oon, Wllllam '
i.u ll..w had been employed as Buparvlstng architeet
. i mtra t. Bftei Carrera .v Haatlnga, who
plann. ?? ? "rk, a. I
?rgeal ..t a meetlng >.f the - immUaalon on
. j,- m ? l.ud'ow v -in be nmla
i Beti i ind sa'.d i ii.it profeaalonal i oui .-->?
i i-.iir.r- k Hastlngrs, hls form-r emnloyera,
ln to a api the pl. ?? ll- wa* a
l, ihe w-.rk of j ipervifllon, bul oa'.y -ni
? ' - i .i.: thi ?? I Ilrrn appi . o
... th .. dlatinct un ler
atandlng thal Mr. l..- ?a - ipervlslon ahall be
in i tha. .he o l flrm ? ar rhlte" > fluure
, , x. ii Raa igrei d t ? n a. Ind Wedneaday'a
,- ion ii .1 io reinatat* Ihe lirm ?..' archltecta lhai
Ilng f 'ni tb* tit .t.
IN THE ORANOEB
The Oi mge \l inta i M ? i ?-' -i?-1\ held a.i ln
terefltlng mflfl.lng laal evenlng a. the InvRatlsn of
Dr. T. 1 P. Fl.cl ' : iper of the evenlng w i
bj Dr, Vlrgll I" Qlbnej of Sea Vork, on "Tii ?
Tn itmeni of Bpln*l Diaeaaea In tbe Adult." There
-. ? - i.fterward, and th- rveninn
: arlth > ippei
it.,* i,i4 _b__fai closed Set aerlee of Br-iwnina
Holiday Books!
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raadlnga reaterda*/ at p...?em .nt. the home of Mr*.
Robert ward, ln Bouth Orangi. A lirije number of
lalies Were preaent. MLM Benfey r- i'i "lil UPPO
I.lppl" an..l "Kal.t.l H-n Kzra.''
Mlaa Antor.li. Dl.-ka.m deltvered an Interentlng an'l
In.tructlve lert.jr.- ye.terday aft.-rnoon ln the Bnep
?ir.1 BCbOOl ot Music on "Th? Anti.juity of Mual.-.
Many promln^nt people were pr.-a.ent.
Profeeaor w i: Bcott, .>f Prlnceton L'ntveratty.
I-I vereA a. lecture laat ev.ninjc on "A'lueMii*. A?-n
cle." In the unlveralty extenalon r-ourse on geol >gy.
Th.- flnal lecture of th- courM will Iie Klv-n on 08
renil.er 38.
MORRJBTOWN
The Morr.a wn branch of th*> Amer!"..n I
for tha All of the Evangellcal Church ln luly heM
lrs .-innua! meetlng In tbe lecture-room of the Bouth
Streat Preabyterlan Church laat evenlng. Th.- aec*
n tarv'. report ahowed that the aoclety heM rega
lar meetinge. at whlch were read the monthly let?
tera from M:?a Matlolt, who li lupported by l -
aoclety, Heslde the regular lubacrlptlom anl aup
plte. aent to Italy during laal year there have
alao benii aent auppllea ln the ahape of medl ne.,
frult clothlng, canne.l good. an.l readlng matter ;.>
an Itallan colony in North I'arollna. The treaa?
urer*. reporl ahowed that 'lurlng th- l * sr year there
cash pald ln and Bubecrlbed to the amount
? ? ..'.. anl that BJ36S more ll B*l led.
-4V
BAVED l.V THK fXlNBUIa-OENERAL.
A NEWABK Bt'BINBBB MAN I NAJtltOW B8CAPB
FROM A OANO Or BWINDUEBB
John B. Oelkera, a promlnent New*rk buaineaa
man. ye*terd?y ma I*- publlc an attempt tbal 8/8*
recentl) made to awtadla hlm, out whlch waa
fruatrated ti.r*.iiKti tb* effort* ot tha L'nltod Bl ?
; Ba ?'. Bpaln.
In Mav laat Mr. Oelker. recelved 8 letter. pur
portlng to be itgned by Joaeph OeUtera, In whlch
;,-? p abnad relatlonahlp wlth the Newark
man. aad In whi.h h* aaaertad tha: ba waa Ib
prlaon In Barcolon* for a polltlcal offence f:
|80,on In property, he declared, Bad ln or.i.-r to aava
tba eatate for bla daughter, ba deetred I i placa ber
with hla relatlve. ln America. Fot hia trouble he
e/ould bequeath B0.000 to the Newark maa, and
laava tha balance to the daughter.
The letter bad every appearaace of gei
an.l whlle Mr. Oelkeri waa debatlng wbetber or nol
to reply to lt, a aecond letter .-.-ime. beggtag hlm
to grant ri;.- requeat of a dy ng relatlve To th*?
! : ter, Mr. Oelkera aenl an anawer, aaklng
for partlcular.. Short'.y afterward a letter arrlved.
I ?-'. by the chaplaln of tha prlaon, Infoi
blm of the di ith >f Joaeph Oelkera. Aecompanylng
tha lettei a u i copy of the wlll of the dead maa.
About tbe aame tlme Blah ? Wlgger ?rn-'.a to Mr
Oelkera ln referen. e to a letti i he had recel I
from a prleat in Bpaln The Blahop belleved that
ri;.- writer waa real i ? i rleat, aad be a Ivli
. lelker. I i accept the truat. .
Tl.*- Newark mer hanl li '? :- ' - ' ? V'? ?
get the chlld. but bualneaB waa ro pr. taing th . .
could nol get away, md ih. ? ? ifti ****** J?
celved another letter from the chaplaln te Ing l.i.n
tha- his dead relatlve had left three trunki
talnli a iewelry an I lla n in I. v ilue ! a J-.-"
he Bpanlah Oovernment had i llen ?- the prop.
torSm He, I erel .re. Invlted Mr Oelker. to wnd
11.800 to pay the - aii The caae had ??J**n*
pecullar aapecta thai Mra. Oelkera.P***?****, **
i flrat to ron*-Jlt lawyera and then to wrtta
to i.'onaul-Oeneral Bower. In Bar elona.
Th*- lawyeri pronounced the parieri irrect ai to
form and Mr. Oe'.kera waa n idy to go to Bpaln
when he recelved a letter from Mr Bower, afonn
mg hlm tn,?r he I* one ?' a .arg. ***?'$***:
,..-i --m vi-t'ms of b gang ot awlnd.er., who are
Kn oa he^ontlnenl l 'The Prleat Swlndllng
gyndicate of Bpaln." after the expoaure, another
l*tter arrlved Trom the chanaln Informlng Mr.
Oekera Uult a aettlemenl had been effec ed
the Bpanlah Oovernment, and that the BIM ?ouw
nol conaent to c i to America.
?
KEARNY'8 NEW WATER Hl PPLV.
The people ot Kearay expecl to hav. thelr new
water aupply in operation by thla evenlng. The
wat-r ls to be furnlBbed by the Eaal leree) Water
CBURCH OF AT. BAET TBE VIEOIE
i ..? uioni have beei isued by the re tor and
Ma: v the Vlrgln il No
.1 lir.Al EATATE COBPAXY TO HF IHEBOLFBD.
Th.- Twenty-fourth Ward Real E.tate Aaaocla
tl .ti. of No. 111 Broadway, through Ita truateee, Ed
arai l B. Eamea an.'. Danlel l< Kendall, appll< I i
tha Bupreme Court yeel rda) foi the voluntary
dlaaolutlon of the company, and Judge Andrewi -el
down the order to ahow caua. for Mai
I* ?ra. aei forth thal the company waa I >rm? . to
buy real eatate in Ihe Ta nty-fourth Ward, llvlrt
Ing li Into bull.Iln* lot. ? - rhe
real eatate haa b en lold an.l th>- objecl ol th ? cor?
poratlon accompllehed, and therefore all the itoclf.
holdera deelre lt. dlaaolutlon. The compan) haa
no debta an I hai i..i t? of $5,990
The ? aoiral itock now la oni; Vi, 100 of a h Jol n
I'l.itiin. the dryg.la mei hai t. holds ' ;
aharea the eatate of Ua. C Kendall Bfty-nlna
ahare and E. E. Eamea an l D. lt. Ken all oni
ahare each. The company waa li orporated In .*.
wlth a capltal il ?ck of I3M ?" and owned 120 aer -
of I md .i IJolnln : Jerome I'.rk.
AN OLD-FABHIONED COON HUNT.
B*rom The Meruchen Recoi I. r
Amotik' the few In this townshlp who :.
the old fa.hlon of coon-huntlng from year to
are Poatmaater Ayre*, uf Metu hen, and r"arm*r
John Martln, of New-Durham II la a poor wlnter
w,.. i the] don't capture a .. ore ol the*.
rodente. Eor raany yeara J in Martln h
a champlon breed of n ? ' m '? ??' -! !'':'; M\**
I their ,.ar,ii. or ln kllllng ';">' auarry wh-n the
! huntera *h ike It lown fi m tl ?? tree In whlch the
I dogi hat ? t.roiiKht It to ,
, vtith two of theae dogi Mea.r. Ayre. and Mar
' tin a.'t out the other daj uppn thelr favorli ? que.t
: Thei had trled .ir. wo. I* hereabout ln va ?
, Bttrlbuted thelr lil fortune to the iry apell. ?hlch
Im.l drlven thelr g*me to other ind better watere
reg oi i Bo the) lei '-'' ?'"' Monmouth
I Jiinctlo'n and Ike Martln. .,,.,,,? ,
i Now lk.' Martln I in ! :"'" ?"? ' ?
1 trapper aa wl.o ln a ' ' .
i ,,.rr r ir *a Vattv I.. l't ? ' ' ? n? ' m** v
.!l;',n,; :? .m^t'n.,,.,.', lun tl.ni he '
mUl?fe ln the wooda. n
, 0f ni-n <>n a llttl*- clearli rhlch Iie ra
JarOen truck in *umme. - ' P?J
,?,t ln wlnter, wlth gun and I g m i trap, be llvei
' "nr."'. m n^'eightleth year, bul he can foll
j deep bay of hla*do?. through the wood. or mlle,.
arhen the) have tre< I ;- can .1 rnb
the nll.-: tree irk. a bo! ai I - ake hlm down
"o?n'tht."^caB.,ton Me..r.. Ayre. and Martln wei
a-ul.letl ;.. Ik. - retreat, ..-? th*) ha.j prten ?? -n ne
f?r- by th- aound of a qua '? ?'??'? ;'?'.?.
- vlolln, whl '"ior."
. ? They found hlm bi ?
bi \ .prlngal of twent; ind i
S"g with thelr. ..r, the runwayi tKor i
lea* than th.- deei haa
WKS ZV* tat nlght .ndlndde
of . half hour thev ha i ? !",;
U- had ahaken hlm ff the hlgh**! I mb. prov,
.?. ., .0UB i . |d ru.tamer for the dog.
: ,,-.-i wfien the) ha.l flnl.he.1 hlm. to be about a
tw"ty-poun.le. Aft.r another trarop throuah th*
? . I, th. log. agaln gave longue and agaln Ike
, ,,' ,-'l .,? h - game and .hook down i ?
, ,, Ihat would make a darky'a raouth wat-r t,.
! AUhough tfcey foun I n i m "?? eoona thal nlght,
the nartv rantured a couple of 'poasuma thal
,;;,;.'?, ,,,.".,??, a,.!.. dlahea for a plant.itiori
l rtatmaa dlnner, and tha) ime horn. contaated
VAN IB iLWAYfl BNTERTAININQ
' Prom T ?? P?t< ' i
V ,n thi "' "r'"' '
! flty Herald." la Indlgi i I ??? Bev Mi Bweet
^ aaierted fi m hl? pulpll n the Congroga
"hurch that the edltor of the^leadlng rjew*p*P*?r
of paaaalc" had been of buytng vote. ln tha
,. ,?? electlon FMItoi Mah ney, of "The Dall)
v v .. , | n. ', lhai it refern
hlm and Indtgnantly denled th* allegatlon ol tha
Xow V'ai ^ m.11. li.' .'lalma thal be
m?,i hai ? been I * * ho b nighl th. v ite .
),.-, ,,i-.- he i- '-'.Itir of "the l-a.llng new.paper .?f
. i ao much the charge of irote
buyina that anger. Van aj ll la the laalnua n
thal "The Newa" li mor. of a leadlng newi
tnan "The ll-r.i.l lr wa. b*>tween Mahoney and
' ih.' domlnle thal ihe Paaaalc people ? ?
n,.f ;., ,...? ui- du*L bui now ll la Van who I.
crylng "be-lud" aad bombarUing Mahone) i th
nuotattom Irom Mothei Oooae and other egtrava
pn langu igi ln fa t, ui) i Van
i- |a wlth the moat Impudent aaaertrf>n und :h>
iroaaeai vanlty, aad wlth a aeif-concell mountaln.
hlgh. thal Mr Mahone) asaume. m- abeet tu ->?;
ihe leadlne n.w.oaner' ln I'asaatc"
MOFEMEXY r>r TBB tOlieW (Ror.
AWOVKT COMlfG in BWHT FOB ___? WWBB 70?oS
BAUM UbM 1 han i\ UM a lavOatT CXatmf rr-'.AR.
Tbe amonnt of eollefl thal taaae Ifl etflM tor
the rommer.lal week en^'lna laat Blgh. waa- a<-ord
laa to BMMsatary Haatar, at Hflw-4_e1ea8B8, JA.?*>
_____ airainat MMM la't vear. IM m% ?n(1
8__,aaj m UM .wh.-n tbe erop wa* b\UMbI>. rnere
?raa a dtapoetl ? part ol tha tradars to
th.nk the areera movenHB. large, baeaaaa It wa*
greater than laa- week, when the m<,vement araa
- -?? balea. Bat compartaoaa show that IM
.*,.... ,., . ,- ar last w.-k aaaBlfaated Itsatf in
tho thr,- pr.--.!-. aad Irr a natural tne.
Thea Baeretary Heater'a ri.j.ir-a ir-- b-.-hin-l TB*
Chronlela's" for th* aeaaon. md tha proaaan sl
"catehlng up" ia going on. Tlierefore a atlll *ma..*r
movement la agpeeted from "The ChronlCB?te>
,iay. The iguraa af Bt atarj H iter, iteen aetoar,
bbow how rapldly tke crop is faluag behlnd. II s
now nearly behlnd tbat af UR. and rh.. ,-otton H
romlng in on a a-al- th.it has not Beea 8888 UBbbS
the amall CBOpa of a d MBM y-ars ago.
l.iv-n.ooi aurprleed tba Kew-Tork aears !**?*
day i.y advanctag Bai ' ' "f :o1'
lowirg our deellna further. The reeslt wa* bettef
marketa or. thi* alde, anl the doea laat nlght on tho
SewTorh Cotl * Ba ing ass I to W point*
abova Thuraday'a flnala. March ctosed at Ml aadas
w-r- r...r beevj itori ara ? arjr. la
tertor recelpta at thh :? one lowna Bbowed BBJ
heavler than was Kxpected, lakSH balea, agamat
th- prevtoui weel - ? laal y?*r.
- agalnal maaa
last week and it: ? - - " **** thl M"'"T
,t,,k, - ... .v .... .v h -' *,<** balea over last
the ; r- iteekfl ahow
a .- rease of 200.OM from last yeai
Port recelpu yeaterday were only VM. a*_inflt
,-,:.. Ta iai BAA ?? rar thi eawrs
-.,, -K hoa ver, the claaraai - U raiioua" ports
IW( ,,. | me total to W UT, agaUMt UiaH laat wm?.
Mancheater splnaera _?cr_ased thelr takir.gs yefl
...r,i-iv m Llverno to 15.SM balea, Of thi.* large
anount';. fl WH.? ".Tba^*
,-,., cottoi Bvldently Indla doea not >et rtgara m
tbe Bources from wblch the Brittah apiaaar .-xpecta
i''n.:.;,:-';::i:-nv;:tr1is *** ? .--v*-^
rtove the cottOB crop has beea, in round flgurea.
^j^O^BIoss .-v-i.r.-si.lent of th.- OottOO ElihaBS*
who hai jusr returned from a trlp through tr.*
South -ail- he -aw notblnn te make blm change
- .; mioi that the crop wlll be 9A9AAW balea.
New-OrUans recelpts to-day are e?P?ct*_ to be
16.800 to I7.0M balea. agalnal la.ag: laat year and 1.I..M
ln 18W The markei weakened for a whlle or. tho
?,tlnf -if these flgurea N -*-?ir --.na aoadyeater.
.liv H;-" balea and Memphla, 1.100 BoutherB e.at
marketa wei l;M te ', krwer. .
Th.- crop newa from tke Bouth n.'.u.-.l Ina *aa*
lu.NVw-..t-:.-..:,s. Dee I Party anaaftaUNg tafl.
nrltea rrom Wa-... i'..---it:- k. d.-.te. .. ""? .?a>8.
itpeci ??>" more, maklng total of BaXIB ba.es.
agalnal 77.000 last real . .?
Elllsvlll. (Mlas.) specla to 'I me*- i.-mocrat"
aaya: "Reports show that thia areek w'.i. wtnd up
?? -?? tl la sectlon of country."
New-Or tans Dee. t> Becretary He-rers ?>'?
Orleana Cotton Exchange statemer.t from Bflwtem
ber l to Deeember I, Inclualve: Port recelpta, fcagf.
ZU bales, agalnst 4,0M,_M last >-ar. llTtafl) rear be?
fore laat, and 1.872.179 for the aame tlme in vm.
overland to milla and Canada, IH.aU, a\as^ts_k
1,4.", !a; r v-.-ar: 1-1,116 >-ar bflfore laat, and 427.1.36 tor
the aame i me li IBB; iBterlor atocka in exceaa eC
Beptember l. U0.184, againa. 112.117 laat T***. BBX*
; year before laat. and -M.233 for the aame tlme in
1882; Bouthern mlll taklngs, (B.O06. aaalBSt JC.&O
last year _S6.97I \.ar befora last. and 242.W for the
, same tlme ln 1882; crop brou?ht Into *l*ht rtur-tng
i nlnety-fleven days to date, ;>.;::". agalnal ?An,93A
. last year, I.U0.133 year before last. anl UMUIB for
the Bame tlme it: laa. croi brought into aijrht for
' the week. SM.UO, agalnal M4.aU for the *even -layr
' endel l.ember I last year, l06\aM year bc-fore laat.
: ar.d 122,358 for the aame tlme ir- 1882; crop brought
' ir.to nlght for the flrfll six 'lays of De.-ember 284.CT2.
agal ist l.'.l lr?7 laa. \-ar. B1471 y.-ur befor^ laat. and
. t >r the same tlme .n 1S.2.
ae ?
> BEPOBYOF THE REAL ESTATE EXCHASGE
A REVIBW OF ITB Bl 8INBSI IN TBB l_Ua__a*
HEAVl 8ALES AT PRI\'ATB COKTRACT IN m**\
The tenth annual paport of th? Iteal Batate Kx
change and Auctl n R im, Llmlted, to i-?- Bfa?
to the atock ? aanual meetlng. ta
next, will | .Tit-rnatlng
revl w, not only of rl"- laat year, bul of the flm
decade of ihe Instltutlon'i exJstence. BeglBBlaai
,s i- M a period of falr buatnesa actlvlty from IM
te UM, tbe Exchange, accordlng te tbe report r..s
Ut and UM four yeara of
unusual actlvlty, suc.i^-i by the preaent *tate of
thlnga, marked rather by .uletude than deprcaslOB
Tbeea hai . I ispald Iti itockhoMera aa BfleragO
dlvldend of 1 ner cenl p r annum durtng th* t*n
iggregatlrig the aum of laflXiaa,
tatemen. la regardi I aa aatlafa torjr. ut aisw
of the fact that th.- exchingfl eaa I inded simply
f..r the purpoee of providlng eertaln factlltles for
real eatate brokers, mctloneers, ownera, >iH_|erB.
! otbera Intereeted In realty, aad not aa
i ney-maklag teheme for lu atockholdeea
ml report wlll ahow a decreaae of auotlaa
last yea Al prlval eeatra t aea
., , f pi ipertj worth mora tbaa IMBJBMBl
have i.:?'?-? ?' lanw p^iportlcB of whleh wa.*
,iY- t.-l b) membera of this - - The a*>
tlvlty ln i rlvate aalea, - reaulted IB a
eneral uae of the recorda of th- Hureau of
Informatlon More than nlne thousand raqulaltlor.s
have been fll. eau ln the last year, on
Informatlon haa been furnUhi I aa tp ...^rs
- ps The ma.is aml "tner m.-ans of refer
ave been Improved. and randered more eaay
--, whlle manj ne wmapa hav- been added
\. .. LegiflU. ire a Mll waa
; mtroduced In both honses provlllng for the J*
? the legal sales to the Real Efltate K\
, change lt pasaed the Assembly by a vote of .?.
ln tn- ienatfl a mot'on to rei*irt it
bly falled by a vote of four to four ln tne
Ju !;- .ai-y rommltti ? .....
Th, fo iwli | the ci II tatflfl to be vote-1 for
on Monday?a? the Board of Dlreetors of the ex
change for the comlng year: Rlehard V Harnett.
Oeorge f_p Forest Hum;:. Douglaa RobtnBon, Iran*:
V.-ru Bamuel F. Jayne, Heim.inn 11 I'imminn,
Vfr- i' E Mirlln_. Irvlng Ruland, Frederlck Zlttel
: i Bdgar Leaycraft Thomas B. Walker. .\u_uatus
H Carpenter, and .ugustua Tt Cralushanh
MGVCEiyS EAI.I CAU8BB BOBBOW,
Hlfl A47Q1 .INTAX4*Bg IN BAHWAT, a -I UVCB
< RPftisRn a\i> sn.i, ki:i>
newa of thfl dowBfall of Klwarl C Mc
,;. kI1 -i....... , it* teller of tke I'nlted Btatea
Xai ;:..! Bank, of M< ?^-,> ira. u tstd l? Ths
Tribune yeati aatlon m Rahway,
\ .1 wbori McOuekln llved all hta llfe ap lo the
were oM and
eapeci ' Rahway for yeara,
' Ouch n s:i: kepl up hla aaa at* i i ln rhe
town. ii- is regenl of Abernethy CounrtM. Royal
v,. ,-,-,?! and ? is looked upon as a youna. niHit
.v.;,.: . -.- Th garars of hta mladaaia
-. red by
membera of Abet ' Hl. wa * w ' "
y,.,,. .- ...-:..?.. The councll was organlaa.
mesahsrs w.;o l.eeame
-.-ti, i wlth the old coua< II, -'ar- ret The e*ae>
Ulcera for Aberriethj CoubcII wlll tak,.
-,.A lays, when M ??? kh - t.rm would
vi.h7- ,. little sympatb: - McOuekJa, it is
ral f. r hls parenta I ?rHe He has
mai i ,- Lt I reara ind haa two brtuht
chlldren His wife was a natlve of Rahway, and
her parei ta atlll realde there Prior to hi* K^'nK to
\. N v '^ ?' buali aa McOuekln w t* i ?...-, oyed la
ore of County v'lerk Howard. When he l -
;.?-,.'! empl ivmcni ln the I'nlted - i ea Bank, ex
M,\,r Wllllam Chamberlaln and ?x-Mayor I.ew.a
H. ilv-;- were i llcl ed to become I ? Bondasaea, and
ihey rea - ? nt? i ... ,
,? ,., have re elvi i notl - of Ih. shirrage from
he bank offl lals. j..-. i .- both are men of wealth,.
ihi bank wlll of 'Ber t.o loa*. Thta ?* Mr.
,.. rd experlence >f tbe kind wlthln
nv , ir.iTi and h annouii ea that he ia through.
The olhflr bondaman, Ur Hyer, is one of the lay
judgea of i ni"" County, anl ka ar tha Atlaata Kx?
i oa _?_m
il.l BBAXD JYB1 UBt BBTIBBD
The Orand Juri Commtaatoa, appolnted ta revlee
i,i- al of Oraad Jurora to da tuty la this .-..anty,
eted Ita eff.rts v.'st-riav and ma.le up an.
, thfl n-w Ha' Of Juror*. Tha oor.iip.ete Hat
Iflfl IU Of Ihe old Jarora. and Ul Wl r. a I i.-d. to
uke the plaee of thoiv wbo were dropped anl thoa.
WhO have died.
The Commtaslonar <>f Jnrirs, Mr r.lniley, ref-aaed
t. _ay who were dropped or why. nor would iv
point oul the aamea o. the new Jurora. He aald.
wevn lhat the lata wesaopen. under ths law f->.
i ublli inapectlon
Tne commlaalon conalaia of .'h'.ef Juatice \'an
iiiii.it ..f the Bupremfl Coirt, Recorder Goff, Clty
Judge Cowlng. Mayor Btrong, -''"lije Barrett ut tbfl
Bupreme Court -mj Commlaatonei Pllmley.

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