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Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
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c. 5. Land Onice. Huntsville

z 5. Land Otice. Huntsville
Ala. August 18th 1890
Complaint having bean entered at this office
by John T. BobO against Mathew Johnson for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No 1862
tted March 3lSt, SSS, upon the Southeast or r
IT Section Township South Range West in
Mad son ounty Alabama with view to the
eancellat ol of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned TO appear AT this office Oh the
9tb, day Of Oc i0be- 1890,
ut II O'Clock a. m, to respond and furnish tast'-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
VIM. C. WELLS, Register
CHAo. HENDI.EY. K liver
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
VORLD'SFAIR
President Palmer Appoints the
Executive Committee.
Thirteen Democrats ssnd Tnjr-
teen Republicans.

This ROiy viii Doubtless BE ACCENTED
by the Com m missi"n-SaI..ries Of tha
Three Chief Ofhcrrs-George Is. Davis
Will Probably BE Director General.
The Ladies' to BE Remem beresl.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19-.The worlds fair
commission met Wednesday III rnlny.
and President Palmer announced mis-
selection of the executive co n1ait ee
This commi,tee will name "a director
general, and by virtue of its poslt.
will be the most important i'll connec-
tiOn with the exp, isition. The commit
tee will no d.ubt be accepted by the
commission without opposition as named
by the preside.t.
Executive Committee.
The committee named is as follows:
Mark l.. Mcdonald, of California: R.
c. Kerns, OF Missouri: Henry Exall, of
Texas; P. A. B. Wiedner, of Pennsyl-
vania, all of whom are commissioners
at-large: John T. Harris. of Virginia;
William J. Sewell. of New Jersey; b.
B. Smalley, Of Vermont; E. B. Mar
tindale, Of Indiana: John Boyd Thatcher,
Of New York; Adlai I. Ewing, of
Illinois; William S. King. Of Iowa; Il.
q. Ciapp. of Ohio; L. McLaws, of
Georgia; Francis Breed, Of Mas5achu-
setts Euclid Martin, of Nebraska: R.
R. Price. If Kansas: NJ. d. Harrison.
Of Minnesota; james E. Butt, Of West
Virginia: P. L. Williams, Of Tennessee;
Joseph Hirst, Of Florida; R. L. Saun-
ders. Of Mississippi l.. H. Hershfield, of
Montana; r. 5. Goodell, of Colorado;
A. B. Brittan, of District of Columbia,
and James Mckenzie. of Kentucky.
The committee is composed of thirteen
Democrats and thirteen Republicans.
Salaries.
Salaries are fixed as follows: Presi-
dent, $l2 900 a year; secretary, $40, 900 a
year; director general. $l5. .O0J a year. 1t
is believed here that George B. Davis,
of Illinois. will be made director gen.
eral. as hi supporters claim majority
of the local directors. rs We'll as the sup
port of Pre- ident Palmer. P. A. B.
Weidner and other influential members
Of the .xatiana, commission.
Provision NJ. de for the Ladies.
Mr. Green. If Virginia, offered a res.
Olution. WINCH was passed, changing
Article Il ii the by laws To read as fol-
lows:
LIE pCilIl VI l0Iy uHitotfS Shall
consi t OF .wo women from ca h state
and territory d the District Of Colum-
bia. to be NOMINATED by the commits
sioners from the seveYal states and terri
tories. a..d of Ole woman to be nom
mated y each of the cCnllilsioners-itt-
large. ami to be appointed by the presi-
dent; ald also Il e women of the city
Of Chicago. to i.e appointed by the pes
ident. AID a Ike nulnle of a.teinates,
to be appointed in the same manner az
the princi; a S. ail t assume the duties
ana t4aeLaSG II such pttncil as only
whep TIE principals srt absent.
"Ee.. Il .Ae.nDur salall be allowed 81 per
day for each day necessarily absent
from home engaged in the work of the
commission, and also the expenses for
transportation actually incurred by her
on that account. The alternates shall re-
ceive no C Importation nor expenses of
transportation, except III cases where
their principals are unable to attend to
the duties assigned to them
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
NEWS AND SENTIMENT.
(From Colored Exchanges.)

Negro brakesmen have been placed
on the Rock Island r. r.
E. Irvine, Of Laporte, Ind, is the
leading florist in Northern Indiana.
Five thousand dollars was willed
by Negro Of Louisiana to white
man.
Seven Negroes stood the civil SER
vice examination at Columbus, o.,
recently.
John Baxter was "white >capped'
near Uniontown, Pa, for miscegena
ton.
The sheriff of Beaufort county, S.
c., is an Afro American.
George w. Latimore is president
of the New York Afro. American
League.
IF the colored people ever expect
to be able to hold confidence of the
people they must tell the truth and
pay their debts. Negro World.
Hon.C H. ]. Taylor is preparing
to enter into business in Kansas City,
Mo.
Hon. John M. Langston addressed
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
CONGRESS.
TMo Hundre.l and Tw.nt. -Third ma,

Two Hundred and Twe;it, Third pay.
Senate-The senate spent the morning
hour III discussing bills on the calena.,.
The bill to establish a court to settle
private land claims in western states and
territories was then taken up and con
sidered, without action, until adjourn
ment.
House-After the passage Of a number
OF minor bills by unanimous consent, the
Langston-Vcnabl- contested election case
was called up.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
a large gathering at Montreal, Can,

a large gathering at Montreal, Can,
August 18th.
Alexander Clark, recently ap-
pointed Minister to Liberia, is self
made man, a lawyer, man of means.
who deals largely in real estate,
whose wealth is placed at $50, 900.
A. j. Lopez, Of New Orleans.
stood at the head of forty candidates
in recent civil service examination;
he has accepted a position in the War
Department at a salary of $1,000 per
year.
Hon. j P. Green, member Of the
Ohio Legislature, and author of LA
Dor Day." was the orator of the day
September 1st at Cincinnati, the frs,
honor Of the kind ever accorded
Negro.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
COLLEGE,, NURM AL, AND y
COMMON SCHOOL
COURSES.

FIFTY FIVE DOLLARS a
year will cover all expenses fboad,
tuition, fuel, light, and furnished
room. Gentlemen and ladies re-
ceived. Also lit e boys and glrIs
over six years have seperate homes
with separate matrons. Parents ana
guard ans who wish good homes ana
an education for their children should
write. Term begins Sept 29'h'
Send for catalogue -
PRES. J. S. McCULLOCk,
Knoxville, Tenn
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

VIZ: Homestead No 1883 William Brewer for
the Wet half Southeast quarter and East ha'f
s. uthwelt quarter Section p Tow nship south
Range 3 East.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
cf ssid land viz:
Thomas II. swatiord, in eton, : Alabama
John Brewer
William flrshaw,
Jesse I. Pr >, -,
and Home. tead No. 1855 John Brewer for the
West half NOr .he- It 4 and Hes half southeast
quarter Sectiol s6, 10Y lship l routh ke lge ,
st.
He names the following wi .lesSeS TO prove his
continuous residence upon ant cultivation OF
said land viz:
Thomas H. SwaFord in ton A abr ma
Je- e T. Price,
William Hinshaw
Charles Ricketts, 4"
and HON stead No. 1878, Thomas III. swatford
for re West half Nor t qua. and South
ef t quart II Northwest quarter Section Town
shin ~ South Range East
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
sad land viz:
William Brewer Princeton A laba ma
john Brewer
William Hinshaw,
JC e T. Price,
8 &c 90 WM G.. WELL, Register
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

The Sheffield Enterprise last Sun.
day was wonderful specimen of news.
paper enterprise.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

CONGRESS has given the lottery
business a blck. eye
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

How do the Democrats lihe it
Boss " Wheeler!
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
SOMETHING NICE FREE.

S~nd your address to B w Wrenn Gen. Pass. Agent
East Tenn. Virginia e. Georgia Lines, Knoxville,
Tenn, and he will send you handsome photographic
map, postage paid.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

The Masonic Guide" is a, new
paper started at Birmingham.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
NOTICE roR PUBLIC ,rE0N.
LAND Office al Hu .tSville,
y Iabalna August sth. lsan.

Notice is hereby given that the followir
lamed seitl,r h = filed notice Of his intention /,
make final proof and commute to cash in su
,ort of his claim, and thai said proof will be
nasle before ic Register ma Receiy III Hunts
lille AlabAn d the
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

''Turn about is fair play" and the
Eight District is ripe for change.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOc PUE
LEGATION.
Land Office at Huntsville,

Land Office at Huntsville
Alabama, Sept. 10Th 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers has iilcd notice of their intention
TO make final proof in support OF their claim and
that said priof will be mace before the Reg ster
and Receiver at Huntsville, Ala. on
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20

1t is Wheeler against Austin
Democracy against Republicanism
Huntsville gazette., 1890-09-20
20 da, ns <~pt-mbr- 1890

III; Homestead Entry No. ls6l3 G .or q 4.
Moore for thu Northwest un"rtsr r 80 Na-ti}w !
quarter, Section and East Y Northeast quarter
,rctiVh 5 i"stsnis' I,stnsc Ia 1.
He names the follow ng witnesses y ,.r WI y *
'ontinu lus re ienee apIn and ca tiyation of.
said la4si,i, viz:
Andrew ] Moore. Haden Alabama
Thomas j Leach,
Albert K -a.idier,
Richard Hassett PunisyiIIe Alabema
Wm .. WELLS.
Reg ster.
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ELIZABETH

Burglars Monday night tried 10 crack the safe in
Philip Schaublc's Hotel, opposite The Ezabcihport
station Of the Central Railroad. The thieves effected
entrance by crawling through the fanlicht Of the
front door and then robbed the cash drawer Of Sill.
They next set 10 work on the safe. which contained
considerable money. They were plainly scared away
while n work.
Cards were issued yesterday for the wedding at
Trinity Episcopal Church the evening Of June -
II Mrs sarah 4. Ross 10 jane Robinson English
Mr.. English is president Of IN" Linden Park Assoc Ia
ton. counsel for tho Pcnu-y lvania Railroad and one
Of the foremost Republicans Of Union County.
Company g. Phil Kclruy Guard. has decided to
prepare a Fourth ~ July celebration. and Will invite
the other military companies and citizens - take
parr I'm arranging Tor u. II j. proposed 70 have an
exhibition dr and sham battle. followed by concert
and ii play Of fireworks at night IN one Of the public
squares.
The Union County street Railway Company was
Yesterday consolidated AT Ncwar, with The tpunolly
Motor Company. The combined roads Will be known
a. the Elizabeth Pas cngcr Railway.
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TROUBLE ABOUT A PRETTY ITALIAN GIRL.

At time yesterday II looked a, if there would be
stettoe, "Gyng through the air" at the BARGE
Two numerous factions OF Italians appeared there To
claim pretty young girl who had arrived. and each
backed a to marry her. The girl was AIfonsna
sspsro sixteen years old. She came here on passage
money sent 10 her by her uncle Vnccnzo saparito.
barber in Larchmont Uncle saparto sent Brother
Pssquaa and an elderly Italian whom he wanted AOnsns
TO meet his niece and escort her TO srchmont
ONCE with great crowd OF friends attending But Aunt
Francisco Melo, who lives at No Mottst already
with nice young fellow whom she had picked
for Alfonsna TO marry and also large number OF sympa
thizng friends.
The factions clsshed Alfonsina struck a tragic
attitude and exclaimed that her impeed her feet
toward her aunt while duty her seek her uncle
General o'Bene asked Alexandra Oldrin secretary Of
Italian Home Society 10 settle trouble and he did
by suggesting that Afonsins 60 her aunt and there
send for her uncle Vincenzo Pasquas and the elderly
sutton departed In gloom.
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NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

WEST ORANGE.-A lively fglt IS In progress III
West Orange over the extension Of the street car
lines In that township. between the Essex Passenger
Railway, which now operates the line from Newark
10 Orange, and the suburban Railway, winch Is seek
ing 10 lay parallel tracks. Iotl companies ask for
the route practically in that township, and
the matter is before the township committee.
RUTHERFORD The election for officers Of the
Rutherford Fire Department took place on Monday
night. the voters hcns members Of the volunteer tire
con. pancS. The officers elected were: Chief, Henry
MaN ell assistant chief. John j. Dupuy
WEElIAWKEN.-IUhcc Mitchell Yesterday dis
covered the body Of man lying At the foot 81 the
pdli-adc, near the Fulton road. The man had
evidently fallen over The psccpicc. The body Wa,
taken Cranes Murruc. where Il Identified
a, that Of Ciailc~ MuncU ~" thirty i've. IF New
York. sailor on the schooner T.. Waterman.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING Modera;y active oo ana zen, gen
orally unchanged Lime ranges fom SOC TO u 70 i"v
erstraw brick, $685. tshkill - 20Gso % prlNet
25cas 10 per Dbl American Portland Sq*2 20 lgl1n
Portland, - 81 - 30 German Portland ~ 5Oa7- ~
ath quoted at ~ 35d - 80 per 1000 Goats mar "a
25c cattle hair. 1Sc. , l.,
CHICORY-Con:inues in fair demand but unchanged III
price We quote: Seelg's yellow Paper 14eo 81 nan
ulated, 54c; II. ,. genuine GIanuattd, orc laSIor
b9t9erS EngiI,h cask7 ~4G; h.oo maid for small
parcels. MaacaibO @2d22lac CaIca, 22d 3c CaIacaS
lidl5c; Trinidad 1870; bahai. 13c and "uayaauii'
COOPERAGE. sToCKS-No important changes, but
stocks cannot be moved except at concessions, as
buyers show disposition To operate. ~ We
quote MOlasses shocks and Heads 81 a I5@sS
81 45dsl so Old Shocks and New Heads 3sneh - o9g
81 IS 3Gnch, 81 40 Old shocks without Leads ~ oo@
Is 5Oas6 Empty Hogshead 50 10; Hoops IA feet $3.50
$35; IL feet, S2ods3O
COFFEE~-There quiet market Tor RIO on the
spot but prices were firmly malntained No nat Deh
quoted ls2c and undcscrDed do ls.c sales 300 bags
80. 3 1879. Mid growths fairly active aud irm sale,
$50 Padding, 23l.c 1880 bags MaIacabo 300 bags
Central American and 200 bags Savanilla private Term,
Options continued the upward turn and speculation
this coupled with light receipts Santos and Rio served
4, . stimulating factor. Near months gained lOdl9
points while lse deliveries showed an advance OF 2OHo
Joints closing however with a slight reaction. HaNTe
closed q II better and Hamburg was 4d'2 pig higher
London advanced Od?d. - -
Oncal quotItiOns-2 IS D. m.June, 76s ID; July. 7!s
August rs sd September rs 3D. October 'os oc )
Rio quotes Regular first GOO good second. go
exchange (pIivatc 81 receipts 2coO bagr; total stock
1900 bags Santos receipts 1000 BAGS ccet, AT no
1889. +O56,0OO ags same time 1855, 900 bag, (;
receipts July 1889 June .. 1890. $1,000
bags same time 1882 2.j35 900 bags same time loss
10s90Oo bags Total sales here to-day, 49, 100 bags a.
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The employes of the Navy Yard will hold their
annual reception at Washington Park, BROADWAY anu
Chauncey-st., on tomorrow afternoon ana evening"
A lawn party will he held on the grounds OF inc
BROOKLYN Orphan ASYLUM Atlantic and Kingston aves'
today from > until 10 y. m.
a social gathering of the war veterans Oh h''sS
County will he held on June 10 at Broadway farh'
Four census districts Of Brooklyn have already been
comnIctod There will be about 1000 blanks filled
ont in this city. All but the most patent errors VIII
be left for correction in Washington There are MANY
cases Of refsas to answer In supervisor >cde"l'k
hands and all cases worth prosecuting will he taken
before the courts.
Judge Pratt in the supreme Court. has granted in
functions to the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
and to the Union Elevated Railroad Company re
strainng the Registrar Of Arrears from selling ther
property for unpaid taxes.
The associate, of Detective Daniel McMnllcn. Of the
Nineteenth Precinct called at his house Yesterday
morning and presented TO him a handsome gold "atrh
and chain
At the trial Of Charles McElvane in the Court Of
Sessions yesterday morning cX-Judcc George VI. Cur
It's produced an affidavit from Or. Hemingway that
the defendants mother was suffering from heart
disease and dropsy, but would probably be able 10
appear witness in six weeks while any attempt
to take her testimony might prove fatal. The
trial set down for July II.
The suit Of Rowland &. Edwards. by his guardian ad
Item, against the Brooklyn, Bath and West End
Railroad Company came up in the City Court yes
terday. The suit demands $4,000 damages for IN
Jury caused by the boys foot being caught IN guard
rail and being by a train at Eighty fifth st.
september g. 1850. The defence is that the boy
trcspassng, there at that time no public
crossing there.
Patrick Pagan. whose skull was fractured by brick
at Elm and Hamburg aves June 4. died Mon
DAY at ST. Catharine's Hospital Patrick Joyce, his
assailant, brought before Police Justice Goetng
yesterday and held for examination on the charge Of
murder.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination 81
Colonel Andrew ID. Baird as Postmaster Of brooklyn
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OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MEMBERS WITHDRAW IN INpIGYATIC

MEMBERS WITHDRAW IL INDIGNATION.
storm Of no mean proportion, Disconnected the
usual cquanimty of the Chester Hill club Of Mount
Vernon Monday night. The result that
fourteen members and their wivce hn the club.
All are prominent in social and church circle, and all
stockholders. few weeks ago charges
made against the janitor Of "ungcntcmanly language
and unnecessary discourtc,y" to the wife Of Of
the members, while she practising In the bowl
ing alley. The janitor aftcrward offered apology.
which was not deemed sufficient for the gravity Of the
offence, and II demanded that the governors
investigate the matter and dismiss the janltor
Rumor has said for some time that the janitor had
enough stancl friends in the club Ia prevent his
discharge. ON Monday night at meeting Of the
club the president asked what action had been
taken on the charges. and the governors were re
quested to answer the question. The answer was
that upon invcstgati II concluded unnecessary
Ia take any further proceedings In the matter THIS
report the Offended members considered ~ an abridg
ment OF their rights and desire not "a protect IN,
wives Of the members from uncvil treatment, ana
then, one after another. the fourteen men VINO l'it
offended withdrew thus virtually taking double that
number from the club. Other designations arc eK
pccted TO follow, and The organization OF new club
Is possible The governors defend their position by
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRlDGEPORT.-The Rev. Mlllidge Walker has re-
signed the rcctorsip Of ST. Pauls Episcopal Church.
and has accepted call to parish in Newark. " j.
and will enter upon his new duties September J.
The Judges appointed by the Board Of Education To
award the p r. Barnum gold and silver medals for
excellence In composition yesterday awarded the
medals to Misses Jennie Tollcs and Sadie ORourkc
The Board Of Education have appointed Dr:
Eugene Houtcn Of Sraaburg. " y. superintendent Of
Public schools. vice II. NJ Harrington. retired AFTER
fifteen years service. Judge Fem Yesterday rem
dcrcd his decision in the stamford contested election
ease Of Andrew j. Bell act Alexander Weed. both OF
whom profess to be rightly elected to the Court OF
BurScssc,s. Weed IiepJ declared elected BY
two majority
GREEEWlCH-Thc sixty second annual commence
uicnt Of the Greenwich Academy was held In the
second CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday night Arch
deacon MackiN smith. Of New YORK, delivered me
address Judge MyrOn l.. Mason died on Monday
afternoon age siNtyscven. For number OF years ne
was Probate Judge. The borough Is now lighted
10y an electric y stem
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Tuesday. June BEEvEs-Rcccipts (par
s'o y Sity for export To- rca Britain 81 carloads az
oooken Tor ,de austcrrs and S carload; :,
Of 10 head Of STAT, Cattle. No trade. Feeling steady
S dI1cd B having "a, ordinary ssy tS Oes natss
arca,cs. Chicago dressed also went out slowly a. oT"
rras cable dspah 1csysd by Ea'm I, n Company
sc per n and American stetrs unchanged az lo"li3c'
Snpm%is to-day 200 quarter Of Beef in the wis:
rs and 20 sheep on the rrndad BY H. = RneGo ,
tSS britannia with go ae os and d. th knS,na S YIN 29
t A' %S thu Haa ex a. Sgss Of a e
Harlem calves the uptown STOCK all arrived late and
would ND not be S operator at forgot to hand
RE ot'j bs sl"S To- sss pe' in
T TniSm VIII They SSp are Inserted tod.j.
DS' Sa SaHl Sal for country vca and
80 for city dressed. with few fancy csrea'ses sold
to sscGse estcTdnyt 81 y,a ~ AVER.
as a, - :; d per sG 20 at 10 10 Do sos
ii DO i62 N, at % go per 100 30 90 lfs ID al 20 S'
pqieh Sx i1d SSrs
car s5d az 'G Sscs We're eH The pcns limited
was a to prms at sheep aad for ordinary
lambs. .,,., .,. ~, ,,c lower than a, the clos,
Of p ,.e week Ru aSd d Cd eI lambs steady BY. II
erac request sales ere at oalo9e for the former and
AZ, 30 2 %a sn' d. n f s r. e.
10 100 Kentucky Lambs. - ~ AZ &c; o. . .
*Hale,becA & Hollis li9 Kentucky Lambs 81 n, At
&c.
sherman S Culver: $50 Kentucky Lambs. 81 N. AZ
~ 20 per 100 n. 49,, IT, OIL. m, . .
az. ~ do s6i, n az iasc. o2 Virginia Lambs, 59A
N az b5c 100 do. 81 n, at &C.
~ X pidcock 4 Sons 40 Virginia Sheep, So. n. at
iLc: 500 kentucky do lo2 n, at iLc Az Kansas do.
s6i, n at iJc; $50 Virginia Lambs, Gis n, at 7'sc
81 do GO n. a: The. , oo. -
loads az Jersey CITY Q carloads At iothst. aud
loads at Hobokcn \ deck ioat Of western Pigs was on
tribe rner than yesterday but - 10 would be the very
outside auot,;ion primo Hogs and II Il doubtful
carload could I've soId even at those figures.
Country dressed dull at a., d6i.c for heavy n light
Sales-Rcd 4 Shea llG Western Pigs, 90 N average,
at 81 O5 per 100 n.
at 81 O5 IL do 223 n at "a / rough do. $40 %, q
So 05; / do. 20 II. At 49,
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NEWARK.
BISHOP wIGGrR', sILvEE JTEH

BISHOP WIGGER'> SILVER JUBILEE.
Yesterday was the silver Jubilee Of Bishop w
" Wicccr 81 the Roman Catholic Diocese OF Newark
who wa, ordained priest twenty five year, ago IL
had bccn arranged 10 celebrate the anniversary WIN
an impo,in: ceremonial in -. patrick's Cathedral IN
Newark but the bishop objected and the day passed
with visit from Of his flock, who rendered their
congratulations.
Bishop Wicccr was born in New York city in l-fl
and was cdncatcd at I. Francis Xavicr~ college. sub
,cqucnty hui-hiu: his studio, Al seton Hail. At south
Orange lie was too vouns t. be ordained. and ~
the suggestion q Bishop Eayley. the head 81 the
diocese ne wa, sent to the College Erisnol sail. In
Genoa Italy, where he received the degree - doctor
~ divinity pom hi return hc Wa assigned 10 duik
at Patrck'> Cathedral. in Newark. and aftcr"tNl
became pastor Of II. Nncclt- Church ~ Madison.
y. !. in 1--I Bishop Corriran was appointed go.
adjntor To- Cardinal McClo-kcy and IN" Dioce-" 81
Newark. which then comprised tho whole stat" Of
Now Jersey was divided. Dr. Wcrcr being appointed
~ the eastern see. Hi dioce,c contains 10000
communicates. l9I pric-t,. 100 churches. hftcnn
chapcS. seminary. thr"c college,. eighteen
academies. seventy Eve parocih school, and twenty
charitable institutions.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet yesterday directed an
order TO be made committing John Farrell. member
Of the York League baseball team. TO Jail for
court rcstrsining Farrell from nlurlng properly be-
longing to his wife FARRELL IS a"ady in Jail. having
been committed by police Justice for malicious
mischief