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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22
ADJOURN
Senate and House Linger for Re-
ports on the Tariff.
NO BUSINESS OF IMPORT AHEAD
The Pension Appropriations Greatly Re-
duced-Total of Other ApprO-
priations Increased.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The final
act of the president on the tariff bill Is
the only thing that stands in the way
Of the senute and final adjournment.
1t Is the general opinion that with the
bill passed upon by the chief executive
adjournment will be arranged within q
few days time. The last Of the appro-
prlation bills received fiual considera-
ton of the senate during the past week
and even without the passage of the
Murphy resolution there would not
have been much probability OF any
general legislation. owing to the likeli.
hood of there being no quorum. The
last roll call yesterday discovered only
IS senators, two more than q quorum,
In the cham Der, aud the highest num-
der of the day was "a. Several have
left since, and it Is entirely prohabie
that tho session Monday will open
without the number requisite TO DO
business In the face of an objection. 1t
is probable, therefore, that the daily
sessions from this time forward Will be
brief and that only bills to which there
is no opposition from any senator, or
over which there is no contest, will be
taken up.
The democratic managers hope to
have the bill repeating the provision
in the tariff bill exempting alcohol
used In the arts aud in the manufac.
ture Of medicinal articles. There up.
pears q likelihood of opposition on the
republican eide aud II there should be
this bill will necessarily go over until
next session..
The democratic members of the
finance committee also hope to report
supplemental tariff bills during the
week, but d. not expect action ON
them. Probably no considerable time
will he spent In executive session In
confirming nominations to which no
one objects.
The House Ready to Adjourn.
The house Of represe tatives is ready
to adjourn tomorrow. It's work has
been completed. 1t is only awaiting
the action of the senate and president.
1t Is probable that 1t will ad ourn from
day to day until congress adjourns. 1t
may be, however. that the time will Se
partially occupied ny giving days to
several committees Of the house 10 CON-
cider such business rs they care to
bring before The house. But this ques-
ton has not been decided. Speaker
Crisp, who Is at Old Point Comfort,
will not return until tomorrow morn.
ing, and Mr.. Outhwaite, Que of the
oth,r members of the committee OH
rules, Is out Of the city, aud no program
will be arranged until they return.
Tomorrow, under the rules, is suspen.
sion day. rs are also the last six days
of the session. hut as the resolution for
adjournment will not be passed until
the president acts on the tariff bill, the
rule with reference to suspension days
will not 60 iulo effect until the date Of
adjournment has been fixed by both
houses.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22
SIOUX CITY WANTS THE FIGHT.
Ind nc emsnts Held Out to Corbett and
the Colored Boy.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Aug. 10 --The
Sioux City Ath letic Club has received
a telegram from Brady, C"rbett's niam.
aeer. saying that Corbett accepts the
offer Of the club OF purse of SIS. 600 10
iuht jackson here. The offer was at
n,sce telegraphed TO Jackson in New
York, offering training expenses
aud all ne asks The management Of
the club expect no Interference and
think that the fight will be pulled ID
here.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22
ITALIANS STARVED OUT.
Leaving San Franciaco Because Work IL
Not to Be Had.

SAN francisco, Aug. 19.-Italians
are deeerting California in large num-
bera. They find It difficult for them to
obtain work here, and !, any Of them
are returning to Italy. Others are
going to the southern states, particu-
larly Florida and Alabama.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL SLAIN.
AssaasInated While Driving by . Dis
charged Employe.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 18.-Admiral
Reovisoff, In command of the naval
forces at Cornstodt, has been killed by
q discharged empioye. who fred upon
him with revolver while he was driv-
ing from his office. The assassin then
blew out his own brains.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22
BICYCLE BEAT THE HORSE.
A Long Distance &sce Showed ,
Wheels Superiority.

MUNICH. Aug. l9.-The long dis
lance contest between J. Fisher, on
bicycle, and Cody, nm American COW.
boy, on horses, ended today in vic-
tory for the bicyclist. The conditions
provided that the contestnntss should
de seven hours q day for three days.
Fisher covered $50 miles and Cody $50.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22
JAPAN NEEDS SINEWS OF WAR.
A Domestic Loan Of Fifty Million Dol
lars to he 1ss ued.

lars to he Issued.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 49, The Jap.
anese legation has received n telegram
announ cing that Japan had decided to
issue "A domestic loan Of $50, ZOO, 600.
The dispatch states that strong out
burst Of patriotic cling hos been
evoked by this proposition, and people
IN all parts Of the country are eugerly
subscribing to the loan.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-22

1mpUttHuS D511s 0SWE
WASHINGTON. Aug. Is "A telegram
received at the White house this after
noon announced that the president
had signed the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill. ".
I The president was not heard from
In Tue shape Of veto and the river
and harbor appropriation bill has.
through tie expiration Of 10 days. be-
come law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
MONTCLAlP

The Kings Daughters OF Upper Moniolar WI"
give Russian tea next Tuesday evening IN INC
parlors OF the Christian Union congregational
Church.
The Whcelmcus Orchestra will give reception
In the rink on Monday night the proceeds OF
which will be applied the purchase OF instru-
ments FOR a brass band to be organized from the
club membership.
The local Women Christian Temperance Union
viii be eleven years old next Thursday IN al
dress viii BE- delivered In the First Presbyterian
Church by Mrs. Frances J Rarncs national ana
worlds superintendent OF the young womans de
partIncnt Of the association.
The Montclair Board o, Education met last Tues
day night IN the High school Dr. charles -
shelton was present, and complained OF the over
work forced on the children In tho ninth grade
OF the grammar school, and IT was decided to
drop the study Of physics and reduce that Of
mathematics by one-haf
The Rev j. T Yokol. OF Japan. spoke IN the
FRS, Congregational church, Tuesday. on the war
The Miss, I'nderhill viii give an afternoon tea
At their home In iiarrlson,aye this @ rn'
as will also Miss Bedel al her home IN hin-s,.
The first meeting Of the Chafne-d club was was
held at tho home Of Miss Edith campbell on ,r.
Risslng and f. 4. Junkln. Of New York. the Misses
g. Vanderbilt II HAYES. l.. Maxwell, T. sanders
5 Gibson and r Churchill: Mrs. y T. Porter Mrs
William Kadiord and Msssr soa D. , cSnpeSI "
Invitations have been sen, ont for three As,
scmbly balls to bc given at tho Montcalr cub on
This afternoon and evening Mrs. Edwin + Bedell
VIII give reception at her home No ~ E.m-s,;
The Misses Bedcl and Mrs. Charles +. BcdelL or
%ca-York will also receive. Mss Goll. ~ Engle-
wood. Miss Birdseyc 81 Ncw~YOrk. and Miss owen
and Miss Scranton of Montcair. viii assist
The wedding OF James l.cgg and Miss Rosa
1;ottschalk of MOntciair. which was celebrated IN
Ncw-York last Wednesday was the end OF a trou-
bed courtshp. Miss Goischalk Is OF the Hebrew
ralfh and objections wore made by her mother to
her marrying any one out OF her own religion. All
possible objections were placed in the way OF the
match but ON Thursday the new benedict, at din
nor given to his friends. announced the happy end
TO ar his troubles
The Young Mems Christian Association has ar
ranged with Dr Homer Is. Spraguc 10 deliver six
OF his lectures Shakespeare IL TRINITY Presby-
terrain Church Thursdays. December ~. Jan
uary J. H. 81 and February II and ~
The first concert OF the Orchestral Society, which
was t. been given next Thursday, mas been
postponed until after Christmas; owing TO the Ill
ness Of the conductor, Mr.. Woodruff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
HACKENSACk.

Tho oo,hors ~ the Orilani Field club are stifrfh
nm over their annual meeting and election 10 Dc
hald this evening An opposition To the regular
nominations is being actively pushed by num"r
or voung members calling themselves prosreSslNes
Tho regular ticket is: President. +. n Anthony
vice-presidents w V. Clark H. ID. Terhune' Hea'-
,ror "a ! Fisher; recording secretary. J. H. La
haqh. corresponding secretary. j. +. hinds. gov
.rnors u l. Bruins c. NJ Van be Water. IA. J.
Conev " NJ Richards. The ''prosressives nave
nominated Theodore Van Raden for president H.
u Wheeler for recording secretary, EDWIN N'h''-
man & W Bigelow and \. VI. Davis FOR governors
Mrs. Arthur Johnson. wife OF the pastor OF INC
Second Reformed Church. u on WISH 10 "e' P''
ents at Shickshinny, Penn
The Youngest daughter Of william Bennett man
ager Of the William Walter Phelps estate j. iardi'y
t,,,rovinp from a surgical operation made necessary
Nv a severe attack Of pneumonia, " ,,...,,.
Mrs Annie Bertholi Dorenus dausn'ct a. 81 KIN
sheriff Berholf celebrated her twepiy, hrst pir,n a
Az, ~. ,x.ek bv entertaining the class oi ~
Union Street High School OF when She Is " men"
The Prospect Hin Club, composed exclusively OF
residents on Uackcnsack Heights. was entertainer
by Mr. and Mrs F. =. Washburn This week d,
dance by La Favorita Society at NE nome ,h :"
Miss Jennie Berry 't {. IcoeI,ig3lni, , az ai''
hyatton Of MI and Mrs. Enoch n. Nreland
Two meetings have been held this wS"k, LOT , we
organization OF Il branch OF the Dung Mc, a M
tian Association IN Hackcnsack. ana an inc @i.es
excepting that OF president were nllcd. Nclson
Weeks IT, and r. II. Gilbert were elected wee
presidents: John f. Niven. secretary: r. ;. EN-
mons treasurer; l.. DE Graw Quackenbush y. -.
White w a. Curtis. y. II. Broughton' A. y.
Comes. y. L. Ogden directors rS rduca,,on has in
strIcted It's clerk to tell parents that the Com,
pusory School act will be rigidly enforced. ana M
A larger number OF children than usual are absent
from the schools this term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
RAYONNE.

Mr. and MR T. Walter Snyder entertainer inc
members OF the Fortnghtly Euchre club on Thurs
day evening. Among those present were MT ana
Mrs William c. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Townsend Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph a. RumriH. MI
and Mrs Edward Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. sny-
der Mr.. and Mrs. n. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
the Misses Addie Hamilton, May Bradley. cara
Fleming and Hattie Hamilton. and the Messrs
Frederick Townsend and A. Bournemann
Under the auspices OF The Epworth League Chap
ter connected with the First Methodist episcopal
Church the operetta The Court OF King christ
mas " was given on Thursday evening In that edl-
fee Miss Addie Ellsworth directed the entertain
meni Joseph L. Williams being the stage manager
Bayonne Council No So Royal Arca anu fo, hE,o
ing officers being elected; Regent, naniei - btol-
head; vice-regent Charles II. r. Winkeman
orator. John ID. Beach chaplain, Jonn ,; mave'
Morrison; collector Willard r. EDDY; treasnreI
John Preston Krebs; guide. Arthur r. RodeW VAN
warden Benjamin f. Laubenheimer; sentry, VIII
lam Vreeand: trustees. Henry X. Carragan. Eg-
bert Nelick and John A Post ,
The following officers were elected az the annuai
Tnomas ] Shortall; post commander. Alexander .
Lawson: senior vice-commander hicna.o W,aper
f,nior vice-commander. Edward Stewart quarter
master Andrew NJ. Van Buskirk; surgeon. housnSS
won't Van Pelt: chaplain. John +. Burke: orlcer OIL
the day. John N Sites; officer Of the guard james
The drst subscription dance OF the season given
by members of the New Jersey Athletic SiuD was
held on Wednesday evening In tne organZ I, .
clubhouse on the Newark Bay shore at bergen
Point. ..u.,u .,,o.,,,a,s mo,
Monday evening at the home OF MI anu for
orya nizine An amateur dramatic club. committee
Consisting OF Misses Lena Kelly and Mamie Brady
and Nessrs Thomas Reilly John Mccormack ana
Cornelius s. Brady was appointed to draft suit
a constitution and bylaws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
RUTHERFORD.

The Rev Dr. NJ. J. Cramer. brother-in-law or
General Grant ex-Consui to Berlin and ex-Min-
lister to Denmark will preach in the Rutherford
Methodist Church tomorrow.
The Firemen's Relief Association elected these
officers on Tuesday: President, S. T. Davey; vice
president G. r.. Tohurst; secretary, John van
Harding; treasurer. a. H. Brinkerhon.
The lectures before the Research Club next
Tuesday night will be BY the Rev. Satorio katow.
OF the Christian Mission In Toxic who viii tax
on THE Religion and Civilization OF Modern
Japan"
The musical and dance at the Union club house
on Tuesday night, arranged by Wickham Will
Jams was well attended and enjoyable. Win the
exception OF Mir. Taylor the talent was exc'usivey
local Including Mrs. Charles Cropsey, r. r. SYKES
Iouis r. Baxter, W q. Williams and the hubih-
stein Club under the leadership Of = w. Rhodes.
The Union Traction Company made formal APP
plication for a franchise to the Union Township
Committee Tuesday night: ~ <,,, 49,,
The directors OF the Rutherford Canoe club nave
arranged for a whist tournament to be played at
the clubhouse on Saturday evenings.
A salmagundi party VIII be held tonight at the
Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club house; The regu-
lar quarterly meeting OF the cluD VIII Jake pace
next Tuesday night. .
Gershom Mott Post o. A. R., VIII hoid us an
ouaI election next Monday night: Commander
Robert Leeds after successful administration or
two years has declined reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
NIJTIEY.

r. Perrin. OF Nashville. Tenn. is guest OF
Colonel and Mrs. H. q. Prout, OF Stockton Park.
Nutlcy-ave
Mr. and Mrs william Clements. OF Hillside ave.
sailed yesterday the Majestic for a trip abroad
Miss H. NJ Barnes OF Bristol. y. j.. is n guest
OF Mr. and Mr.. j. j. Williams, OF Tennis Place.
Frederic l.. Small. of Montreal. Canada. Is visit
ing his brother. George $. Small. jr, Of Ilighield
Lane.
George -. Flanders. OF Brooklyn is guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiphonsc Ohrtmann. OF North Road
Friday night December u. Will be junior night
at the house Of the Nutley Field club and pro-
grammc has been arranged by the young members
The Nuiley Water Company has arranged to
Increase its water supply and extend It's pant TO
all parts OF the township. The company has made
a contract with the East Jersey Water Company.
a dramatic entertainment given by the mem
hers of the Nut!ey Field club at the clubhouse
last night. The programme comprised two plays
a farce by r. j. Williams entitled Found In a
Four Wheeler" and "A comedietta. by ;. They're
Smith entitled MY I'ncle's Will The perform
ance was under the direction OF H. ", Goodrich
unanimous call by the congregation OF ST.
Pauls Congregs tional Church. OF Franklin. 10 the
Rev James a. Farley. late of Peoria. ILL.,. has been
accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
HARRISON.

The Business Mems Protective Association Of
Harrison aud kearny at it's regular meeting
Wednesday night In the rooms I'm ElberOn Hall
elected these officers: William Wilkic president
Patrick Toohcy. ccpresdent; Charles J. witt.
recording secretary. Charles Bodenweiser. hnan-
eta, secretary; Arthur Greenfield treasurer and
John Jefferson. scrgclnt-at-arms. C. codenweier'
Thomas Gleason. Jr., j. Horn-Kohl. 5. Haller and
j. Jefferson were appointed n committee TO ar
range for the anniversary OF the association.
Neptune Hose Company. No . OF Harrison. Is
making arrangements for holding a reception New
Years Eve.
Republican primaries held In Some of tho
wards and districts OF Harrison and kearny
Wednesday night. To choose representatives to the
Hudson County Executive Committee. At the
candidates and 100 votes were pooled OF this mum
Der A. \. Taman received III: Louis w. Iindblom.
The elections In the other districts In Kearny
were postponed until next Wednesday night In
Ghooey chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
q NORRIS COUNTY.
NORRISTOWN.

AT the last meeting OF the Morrstown Association
for Public Improvement 1t was decided that dual
system of township and city governments should be
abolished and the town divided into wards IL was
not deemed advisable to insist upon the extension
of the municipal limits, although doubtless II VIII
not be long before those who are at present uhoe-
cded in this matter will be glad TO favor city ex-
tension There will be at least four wards. ana there
will be a freebooter elected from each ward
There Is an agitation In Morristown over the ques-
.ion OF cheaper bread owing to the low price OF
aour and at present 1t looks II the agitation had
Accomplished something. as one grocer In town ad-
verfIses two ioaves OF bread for cents .
The different schools In town have now weii-or-
panized football teams. Among the accidents when
Generally accompany modern game or football was
mai which befell Clarence A. Hastings VINO, IN
recent game between the Morris Academy team, on
which he was quarterback. and 81. 5arthoiornews
School was severely injured In the kne. and VIII
- confined 10 his home a month or probably longer
Real estate matters are active at present, ana
number OF houses have been rented. most or them
~ Increased prices. and agents report many IN
quiries for houses a., ,a. -, IN,
assfs board OF Agriculture. Will be he'd In the
County Hail on December II. A. w Cutler WIZ de-
Tvss he openinR address In the evening an address
viii be made on Road Matters In New,Jersey' by
Edward Burrough. State Road Commissioner
The chrysanthemum tea held by the young women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
RI,OOMElt,ll.

The Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
Of Westminster Prcsby terrain Church. held an inter-
cs,ng social on Tuesday night
Phil Kearny Council. National Provident Unlon
held its annual meeting Monday night and elected
for president c. l.. Pger: vice-president. Otto j.
Shortan; treasurer, Frederick Storms jr; collector
Frank Cabs chaplain. q. G.. Jaeger counsellor
Seymore l.. Gilbert: trustees. =. q. Hayter John
Bailey and Theron Alderman.
The Watsessing Field Club IL more. The club
disbanded on Wednesday night. and "A Republican
club was organized. with these officers: President
George Barnet; vice-presdent, Isaac Derby; sec
rotary and treasurer. George III. Griffin.
A donkey social was given at the home OF Miss
Anna Rlker on Washington Wednesday night
The Bloomfield Cycling and Athletic Association
on Tuesday night elected Dr. John r. Wilson and
Wright G.. Stout members. The meeting nights
were changed from "A month TO once every
three months. beginning I'm January, when the an
ntIal election will take pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

., tho Church Of the Assumption on Tuesday even,
ing for the benefit of All Souls Hospital "e'''
over 5000 for the hospital. .,.,oo %
the Sons of the American Revolution for the an,
nual meeting which will be held IN me @ vii
f,hambers Newark on December &C. A dinner VIII
follow at which it is expected that Senator H. 81
Hill. of Connecticut; Thomas N >anohton' viii
Newark and the Rev. DR. John McNaushtV.h w, vi
resnond to toasts A committee, consisting OF Wal
ter S. Nichols. chairman ana u: "iSne' i'0'"N'
The Golf Club house and grounds have peeh cioseu
for the season. -, ,,, ,.o,,e, in
Under the auspices of many we-knoWn women III
Summit and Morristown Gustav kohDe, Sa, n,,it
TUESDAY evening at the Kent Place Schooi SUNNI,
and Yesterday afternoon at St Barthoi ,,
School Morrstown. talk on wagner WIN II o W.!
ners theory of what a musical stage WORK snou, ,
be and then illustrated it practically ana m WI
ingy by taking up at the piano the HMolu '' hv,nc
halla motives from the Nibelung triiosy; SHOWING
how they are introduced and employod IN cUne, ri
SION Mr. Kobbe related some of his personal eNpeIl-
ences al Bayreuth. where he attended the fsl pro
duction Of "Parsifal as newspaper correspondents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
SUMMIT.

william +. Meekcr Camp No. Is. Sons OF Veterans.
accompanied by Its hfc and drum corps. attended
the tenth annual rccepu"n OF Daniel q. Hetneld
Camp Sons OF Veterans IN brakes Opera House.
Elizabeth. Tuesday evening.
The members OF Hook nd Ladder Company No
Will hold a special meeting In the rooms In the
Township Hall Monday to nominate new
Board OF Officers.
The haIl and gymnasium OF the Young Mems
brilliantly lighted on Thursday and Friday even
ings or The occasion OF the bazaar Of nations
which was held for the purpose Of raising funds
mo erection OF the new association building OIL
Highland and Springfield AYES The affair was II
tons OF the pstroncsses. Mrs. Joel O. Van Else
Charles y. Grant. Mira Frederick Liitell. Mrs. Theo-
dore I-ittell. Mrs. Badeau; Mrs ~ l." Pierson Mrs.
John Klssock and Mrs. J. Williams Johnson
summit Lodge No. gs. knights and Ladies OF the
Golden Star. met last evening and appointed o Com