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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Ir will b. noticed that black snow
falls In winter In very much tho same
localities In which they have rainialls
oi fish In the summer II might BE-
possible that those strange phenomena
are visible only TO the inflated imagi.
nation Of a sensational newspaper re-
uortar
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

TnE mayors ofNow York ami Brook
Ign have approved Governor Morlon's
suggestion that commission Of
eleven members b. appointed by tho
governor and mayors 10 frame a char
tor for "Groatcr New York" TO be-
submitted TO the noxt legislature.
Tho indications afc that the consoli.
dalton will be- effected within three
raura
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

A RALElGn, N. C., paper tells somt
remarkable things about the late Sen.
at0r Vance. II says that he "oiton
mot death with grim humor. and the
loss Of an eye did not discourage him. "
A man who Is not discouraged by the
loss Of an oyo whom he has mot death
must have been indeed philosopher
Of remarkable nerve.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

A BHooKLYS woman who sympa
thilcd with the strikers throw a stone
at a street car and hit IL II such
things can bo done the new woman
has certainly come at last.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

TnR story that Ill Hung Chang u
worth s5OD,OCO.OOO Is untrue. II
seems hc poor old man D. only worth
ESQ, 900 900 all told
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

IT Is painful TO infer from recent oc'
currcncos In New York that the sup
ply Of family skeletons belonging W
he four hundred l. not half exhausted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

IT romans for the Indiana woman
10 get alimony and brcoch Of promise
damages out Of the same man. Hats
on
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

GREEN silpge Is delicious food for
poultry in the winter time and 1t ought
TO be just as profitable to raise and
store this for the hens as for the
cattle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

These results agree closely with
those obtained In France, from expert.
mcnts running through series Of
eight years The distances expert.
mented ON there were, Rows twenty
inches apart aud beets twenty inches
from each other In the row, aud rows
seventeen inches apart and bcets eight
inches from each other The conolu-
sion from eight years OF experiment
ing was that the closer culture gave
richer beets with n smaller proportion
OF foreign organic matter, Close cult
ure also gave n greater yield per acre
and removed n smaller quantity Of
plant food from the soil. Consequently
close culture was less cNhaustlng to
the soil, and more profitable to the
grower and manufacturer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
AoRicULTURisTS.

Some Up 10 Date Hints About Cuitiva-
tion Of the Soil aud Yields Thereof
Horticulture, Viticuiture and r1ori-
eutture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
PASSAIC.

Miss Hattie Clark, formerly librarian Of the Free
Public Library. was married Thursday evening
to the Rev. Warren Neff. The ceremony TOOK
place at the Methodist Episcopal Church, and wac
performed by the Rev. w. Hoag,and.
General Bird W. Spencer. OF Passaic. was re-
elected president Of the NewJersey State Firemens
Benevolent Association for the eighteenth time al
the annual convention in Bloomfield on Wednes-
dav.
About a hundred physicians from New-fork and
it's neighborhood will be the guests Of Alfred Speer
to-day and WI inspect his vineyards and processes
OF wine making
Within four years the Monroe Street Holland
Church has lost It's two pastors-father and SON
the Rev. william Jacobs dying on Monday night
OF consumption. His father pastor Of the
church when the young man. well-known teacher
came from Holland In 1891. and entered Rutgers
College While he in college the young mans
father died during the grip endemic, and the son
undertook to HI the pulpit while continuing his
university course. After graduation he was for.
mally called to the church. few days before his
death Mr. Jacobs married Miss Gertrude Van Reen
or Paterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
HARRISON.

The Acyona Fl assure Circle has appointed C.
Clifton. T. Reilly. c Campbell. F. Hopkins w Dor
liberty and F. Scott a committee to arrange for the
annual reception. Friday evening. October
The Harrison -Four Hundred" have organized and
elected the following officers: President. Bartho
omew Bevins; vice-president. Eugene Reid; secre-
tary, James Roach; corresponding secretary
Charles Dyer; financial secretary, John Lynch :
treasurer, Benjamin Pepper. The organization Will
hold a masquerade ball on November 4.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Davis Memorial
~ +. Church gave a supper In the lecture-room on
Wednesday evening
wedding took pace on Wednesday afternoon
parties being Thomas ]. Coburn and Miss Nellie
Strange. Of No. 800 Second-st. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. NJ. i. O'Connor, rector of
the church. In the presence OF large number OF
friends. The bridesmaid Miss Mamie Moran
and the best John Clark Mr. and Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
HOBOKEN.

Emil schrsder, a prominent member of the AM
phon Quartet Club died recently. and at meeting
of the club held this week. a set OF appropriate
resolutions on his death adopted and copy
will be engrossed and presented TO the family.
The reception at Pohlmann's Hail OF the Nicholas
A. Fitzpatrick Association few nights ago was
social incident that some Hoboken people will refer
to with pleasure for many years to come. About
zoo persons attended and all had much feasting
and dancing they desired.
John Kelly well known in Hoboken as life
saver died in St Mary's Hospital yesterday Kelly
was al one time In business In New-York but failed
He leaves a young dependent upon charity
Kelly saved two lives at the Park Place disaster in
New-York years ago. In addition. he saved
two lives al fires In Hoboken, and had also saved
1--WE persons from drowning
Robert Bell. the license inspector, has reported
that up TO date 1900 has been paid into the city
treasury and that by the end Of the fiscal year at
least $4,000 will have been collected.
John T. Bowers, a graduate OF the Hoboken High
School recently passed the examination at the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis. and has been
admitted naval cadet.
The Hoboken Chess and Checker Club will have
It's quarters in Buschs Hotel during the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28

.o, conflicting with an ordinance, and their names
,.t he stricken from the rolls or the Aldermen
I'LL Ia Themselves liable to indictment Mess the
mattsr ,s strengthened out the ire-hghtins force VIII
be seriously crippled. 49,
THE annual match for .he LIST Battalion trophy VIII
n. ahot AT Haedon next Saturday, ana teams from
Comnsnies A. Is and will compete, ten men each.
dvs shots a man. The prize IL bronze equestrian
80 seven wears ago by Company G. hut this time
The other two companies hope to make stln con-
test for the prize.
Tho Hamilton Club looks forward 10 beginning
,.tors long n new house on the site lately bought
a. Elson and Church SITS. The old frame house, for
many years occupied by the yelling famiy, VIII be
Semolished the furniture already having oeen Sold
A number OF young women who teach IN me pub
uc schools have organized glee CLUB. win w. g..
TuicheII n 9 the director. Mr.. T~ichel Is the con.
ductor OF the peoples s,ght-slnging classes and
resigned a public school principashlp las, year 70
devote his time to the musical enterprise
s,r,vv yn,css directed by c. ". Wiske, began its
..co,a az. sons rehearsals this week Ii gives none
hui pr,yate subscription concerts. For us irst OF
the present season the club Will try an innovation
by making It's programme, as REGARDS tne cnorsl
work conslst entire.y Of arrangements OF old-tlme
or familiar ballads representing different national
schools and epochs IL VIII De "'"e' ~" ''' 'a'"'
toned concert.
Mr. and Mrs George Young, old residents. cee-
brafed their golden wedding anniversary Wednes-
day n,aht al their home. No. lO5 Straghtst. sur.
rounded by many wel-known people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
HUDSON COUNTY TOWNS.
BAYONNE.

Tho masters of the evangelical churches In the
Second and Third wards have arranged for a
series OF revival meetings during the coming fort
night. The meetings will begin on Thursday even
ing October g. and a large chorus choir has been
organized The Rev. b. Fay Mills has been en-
gagged to conduct the meetings. and services VIII
be held every afternoon and evening.
Last evening the Bayonne Field Club began the
autumn season by giving a subscription reception
and dance in the winter clubhouse Of the Newark
Bay Boat Club in West Thirty-fourth-st
A series Of Saturday evening subscription re-
ceptions and hops being held IN the clubhouse OF
the New-Jersey Athletic Club under the auspices
OF coterie OF young society people
ns fS[ IT, Ss Sf OF
onne will hold during the coming week fair and
bazaar under canvas at Avenue C and West Thirty
fourth-st IL is expected that Governor George I.
Werts Will formally open the enterprise on Mon,
Joseph w Plume Brigadier General p. F. Wanser,
Colonel Hugh II. Abernethy, Lieutenant-Colonel
William d. Mason. Adjutant Benjamin NJ. Gerar-
din and Mayor Egbert Seymour. OF Bayonne The
guard mounts vocal and orchestral music voting
contests and other features
In ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. a
harvest home festival was celebrated YESTERDAY
Communion services were held In the morning and
choral services in the evening.
With rehearsals Of the cantata. The Daughter
Of Jarius." the Bayonne Musical Society will open
its season on Monday evening In the basement Of
the First Reformed Church.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage Of
Miss Caroline Stewart OF Margaret-st and Fred
wel-known In society OF the lower wards. The
ceremony will take place In the First Presbyterian
Church next Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
OTHER UNION COUNTY TOWNS
RAILWAY.

At a meeting held in he Railway House on SAT-
urday night for the purpose OF organizing driv-
ing park association. twenty-six were present Dr.
c. s. Holmes was president and H. l.. Grower
secretary The society was organized as the Kan
way and Woodbridge Driving Cub and the ON
GERS elected were: President. Mayor J. J. Daily;
vice president. F. F. Anness; secretary H. Dayt
Crowell; treasurer. j. B. Brown. The ciuo mas
secured fifteen acres OF ground on the +. H. van
ness estate by a lease Of Ave years
The Mystic Mldgets," lilliputan carnival Of
nations was given on Thursday and Friday even
lngs at the Opera House. The entertainment va
under the auspices OF ,he ladies OF ST Par,
Church. and the cast included sixty children, me
attendance was large both evenings, ana the
affair thorough success.
The Young Mems Christian Association VIII give
an Industrial art exhibition on october H.
Judge Hyer Editor OF The Union Democrat
gave a reception yesterday at his house IN Hilton-
ave to a large number OF his old edltoriat 49,
ciates In this State. mostly members OF the new
Jersey Editorial Association.
The Aeolan Society has decided TO have TWO con s
certs this season instead OF three, az mas oten VIZ
custom OF the last years The hsnesI S.ass - -
talent for soloists Will be procured, Whiie '"7
chorus will also be improved in many ways
The Ilderan closed It's tennis tournamen. on HaS
urday evening by an informal dance d. '"e ''
house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

At the convention of the State Fire Association
at Bloomfield Wednesday OF this week. the
New brunswick Fire Department represented
by Chief Engineer Charles Greenewald. Assistant
Chiefs william Durham and John Banker. ex-Chief
Patrick Murray Albert Dey. William Cause and
Isaac Griggs In the election for officers Albert
Dew was chosen vIce-president for the Third Con-
gress District
The annual convention OF the Middlesex County
Women's Christian Temperance Union was held In
the First Methodist chapel Wednesday The
reports showed the organization Of two new unions
in the county and a progressive activity throughout
the last year. Officers elected follows:
President, Mrs C. F. Garretson corresponding
secretary Miss Mary Campbell recording secre
tary. Mrs Harris; treasurer. Mrs. De Mott.
Ex-Mayor James H. Van Cleef has made ar
rangements for the taking OF an excursion to
Niagara Falls on Monday. October I. The proceeds
viii be used toward liqudating the debt OF the
city mission.
The seventy-,hird annual session of the Presby
terrain Synod OF New-Jersey VIII open In the First
Presbyterian Church on October IT, The Synod IN
sey city. Monmouth, Morris. Orange Newark. New
Brunswick, Newton and New:Jersey. The sessions
will last through October To- ls and H. About three
hundred delegates are expected
Two weddings took place ace in New brunswick on
s%Sss Miss "f ''ssf
sniffen of New-York ,cl,y. were married by the
s other wedding wss s Of s. SoIa aaas
sudan and Elmer w. Brown. at the home OF
the brides parents. The Rev. Linn Il. Wheeler
OF the First Baptist Church. oficIated.
The New Brunswick Rubber Works a branch OF
the United States Rubber Company has been
soiidated with the main plant and will be aban-
doned
The National Water Tube Boiler Company re-
sumed work on Monday after weeks shutdown
for the purpose OF taking stock preparatory to ssu-
ing a prospectus The capital stock or the company
will he increased
The crack shots Of the Brunswick Gun Club will
contest for q silver challenge cup the club
grounds In Living aoBe-ave this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
ESSEX COUNTY TOWNS.
MONTCLAIv.

The athletic cub ball team has Played every Sat
urday afternoon since the middle OF May, and has
lost only three games and tied one. The club mem
bers gratifed with this record that they have
arranged to give the nine a testimonial dinner at a
prominent New-York restaurant Tuesday
ing October l. The committee In charge Is made
up of Charles F. Droste. f. T.. Roman and c. g.
Chamberlain
The Young Mems Christian Association directors
In announcing the coming course OF entertainments.
state that a course ticket will be issued for 81 %.
and that improvements have made the gymnasium
the various dates arc as follows October TO- Tyro-
Msns f9s ESs r B.
Company; January 3 Hugh j. Emmet; February y.
Ceci:ian Quartet May ii. Captain Jack crawford'
The members Of the Union Baptist Church will
hold their annual fall fair next Week October l. 2,
ceeds to be devoted to the interests of the church
The local hackmen have applied for change in
for any part of the town. They say that the heavy
grades to Mounain-ave. and higher streets Justify
4 delightful. entertainment was given In the Pi-
grim Chape on Friday evening with the following
Wson ' cOnrao Mrs zansdoa D'Ie e1ors r; Mr. Nc
KOwn and Mr.; Hetze;; vloioncelio Morris e Smith;
elocutionists. Miss Ellen Marvin and Miss Ryerson.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Herbert II.
and graduate, OF the High schoo, and Miss Watts.
OF Brooklne. Mass.
Plans are being made by he directors of the
Monclair Glee Club for the season. and the rehear-
sas for the January concert VIII probably begin
next week. Arthur Woodruff. who has been the
cub conductor for severa. years VIII continue In
the same office and Mrs Anna Bay,is Peck will be
the accompanies
The public trolley meeting which was held In the
rink on Thursday evening showed a decided inclI-
nation toward the Introduction of rapid transit Over
fifteen hundred people present The speakers
were heard alternately for and against the trolley
and many arguments were formulated which sound.
ed most convincing The trolley speakers were Hal
sey NJ. Barrett, George w. Da Cunha James Owen
ID. V. Harrison. DIR. $. C. G.. Watkins, Frank Lord
II. c. Meyer Samuel Holmes. The antl-troliey
speakers were Colonel G. A. Miller Paul Wilcox
Thompson. Stephen W. Carey and l.. " Korean
The presence OF the women largely due TO a
notice issued by the Town Improvement Association
URGING all women 10 attend the meeting as IL was
a matter which largely interested them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
BLOOMFIELD.

James A. Waters OF Mldand-ave.. and Miss Caro-
line H. Powers were united In marriage by the Rev.
Robert NJ Aylesworth at the Park Methodist Epls-
copal Church parsonage on Monday night.
The Bloomfield and Glen Ridge Social Club held
cakewalk at Sprays pavilion on Thursday night.
At meeting OF the Township Committee Mon
day Henry r. Dodd, recently appointed a Commits
sloner OF Appeals. declined to serve account Of
ill-health. James r. Jones appointed in his
stead.
John =. Conklin. OF NewYork. has applied for
franchise for lighting the town by electric light
The overseer OF the poor, c. l.. Voorhees,. reports
that the Newark Home for Coored Women HAD
agreed for SO TO take charge OF Mrs. Thomas Pier
son for the balance OF her life. Mrs Plerson
a charge the township. and Is over one hundred
years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
MORRIS COUNTY.
MORRISTOWN.

The nrst voluntary labor day OF the Mendham
Improvement Society was held Saturday last
when about forty men and teams worked all day
in improving the streets and building new side
walks under the direction OF President John Gllmer
Speed. The women Of the society furnished a din
ner in the Township Hall at Work will be
continued that before cold weather sets In there
will be general improvement in the place. The
association is working carefully and In thoroughly
practical manner
The County Sunday school Convention will be held
at Succasunna on Wednesday next. October Q
The Epworth League OF the Methodist EplscopaI
Church has arranged for an old peoples service on
Sunday morning. The pastor the Rev. George p
Eckman. Will preach an appropriate sermon.
At the annual meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. held on Tuesday the follow
INK officers were elected: President, Mrs H. NJ Io-
gan; vice president, Mrs f.. Potter; corresponding
Secretary, Miss Lena A. Leonard: recording secre.
tary. Mrs. C. II. Green. and treasurer Mrs A.
Smith.
The annual inspection OF the Fire Department has
been postponed from Wednesday next to October Is
owing 10 the torn-up condition OF the streets
The fall meet at the Morrstown Driving Park
will be held on October g. and TO-
Miss Danas seminary for young ladies opened on
Wednesday with an Increased number OF puplis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
Coburn have gone their wedding tour through
New-York State.
KEAENY.

Arlington Council, J. o. L. A. NJ. will celebrate
its removal to rooms In Fraternity Hail next Mon
day night when headed by the Arlington band' IL
will have parade and supper Councils from new
ark Belleville. Nut.ey, Kearny. Woods'oe ana Ut
ange have been invited to take part
The petition for an election for a town was pre-
pared and WAS In the hands of Judge NJ. NJ For
rest. TO have been presented to the Township Com.
mittee on Tuesday night. but Mr.. Forrest ala not
make his appearance untii alter the mecu"s ""u
adjourned. .
Counsel Parker reports that he has prepared an
the papers for the arbtrators In the case
OF William ToIan and the Township Committee In
the contract price of the school and flre houses
and that MIR Toan had appointed Judge NJ NJ for-
rest his representative.
At the meeting OF the East Newark Borough Coun,
eli. Wednesday. Il was decided tnat me So9hSh
would meet in Balls Hall on Monday night ana or
ganize "A nre department OF three companies
chief and two assistants VIII be elected on Oc'o
be &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
RUTHERFORD.

II. NJ Walcott the young Rutherford artist. who
last year the Havemeyer scholarship in the
New-York Academy OF Design. sailed for France
on Wednesday. and expects TO spend two years
there. He will enter the julien School. and will
study art under Constant. Bougereau and Laurens
A movement is on foot for the organization OF a
hospital association and the establishment of hos
pital here Physicians complain that valuable time
is often lost In the transfer Of patients to Paterson
Hackensack
The trustees OF the Free Public Library have de-
cided to open the library three days week. instea1
OF two after October |. the days chosen being Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday
Miss Lulu Van Note and Frank n. Burgess were
married at the home Of the brides parents. In
Ridge-ave.. Wednesday afternoon the Rev. DR..
Buckley performing the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
SUMMIT.

Gustav Amsinck DR.. c. 5. Hardy and Jonn ~
May have returned from their European trips
summit Division. No 90. Sons OF Temperance
VIII hold a public installation OF officers on ri~
day evening next when prominent members Oh Wv
Grand Division will be present
The contest for the Demorest medal for eoco'
ZION was held I'm Howard Hall on Tuesday even
under the auspices OF the Woman's CHRISTIAN ~.
perance Union, and was won by Mss IL Mo'Bs'
David F. O'Rourke John W. Hughes ana C rss
Iohn \ Pheasant represented the summit =.
l,snartment at the convention or nremeh he'u ~
Roomfeld on Wednesday.
Father Charles J. Kelly. OF Hoboken: pres.usay
OF the Catholic Temperance Union OF ",1enSay
Ge,vared an address In Howard Hall on Monuasy
evsning under the auspices OF the woman |n"
dan Temperance Union yn,
The annual district conference OF the iou"s
u.n's CHR st.an Associations OF the seconu u.'.s
~ Nsw-Jersey will be held In the Young Msn a.
~ ,,st,sn Assocsa ton Building on Octocer ~
S,hs d;strlct includes Newark, Orange, Montcan'
Madison Morristown, Dover, Bloomheid ana SUM
NIT. . , A.. 4. ,.v.w
In place OF devoting the usual time 70 a ie ns
~ The Lessons of the .ast quarter the Cenua TIE
Svterian sunday school VIII engage In speciai exc.
ciscs tomorrow morning. Edward =. bancrois
secretary OF the American Sunday School Union.
will address the school, illustrating his remarks ~
means OF a colored chart enlarged from photos o'
frontier work carried on by Union missionaries.
This session OF the school Will be OF especial inter-
est to all persons who friendly TO sunday senoSs
work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
WESTFIELD.

The residents south OF the railroad In "es'he'o
have determined that the sale OF beer by un-
licensed places must be stopped with that emo y"
view, they have employed a detective 10 se'"''
evidence TO place before the Grand jury
The Lehigh Valley Railroad management mas Or
dered the Crawford sewer contractors not 10 eo".
tinue the sewer tunnel under the bridse al 'ou'A
Crawford Station, as the tunnel Is nkey 10 "e'A'"
the masonry OF the bridge
The entertainment given on Tuesday n'sn' a. -"
Crawford Opera House was wei attehueu "~
nettec fair sum for the Epworth League
The Westfeld Township Committee has pass.Iia s a.
the last reading several ordinances reauhs ~ s "a.
walks and has ordered over mile or sde"a'As ~
laid. -, ,,,,s,.a,
Notices calling a meeting OF the RoSelie
Socety for next Monday night at the fresDy a.
Church have been sent out. The annual eec"on W
officers will take place.