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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
MONTCLAIR.

,oav With serious results occurred last
Wednesday morning In Plymouth-st MI ana Mrs
rhornc OF Bloomfield. and their two little chliureh
were driving through Montclair when the morse
took fright. running down Plymouth-st'' "here
Nrs Thorne and the boy were thrown ont. The
horse then turned into South Fullerton-ave. where
u,s Thorne threw the other child from the car
rage and then jumped herself her left side being Sc
verely injured by the fall. The child was hardly
scratched Mrs Thornc was carried into Dr.
I s Browns office. where her husband. pract-
caIlv njured appeared. The little boy could not
h, found and an hour later was discovered wan
de-lns In Hcll-st. Tong distance from the scene
of the accident Mrs Thorne's prompt action was
most fortunate, for the runaway horse turned
second corner. where the carriage was overturned
and completely demolished. Investigation proved
that the animal had run away several times be-
fore.
David Mabey. of No. II Montague Place had ii
narrow escape from death in the thunderstorm on
Sunday evening. The boy was in a shed near the
barn when lightning struck the grass between tn
barn and the house, tearing a large hole IN the
sod Mabey was stunned. and unable TO move
when carried into the house. and his father AMI
brother worked two hours TO revive him When
brought TO corsciousnes h" was helpless and sur
fcred lntensc pain in his head and arms. bu, later
recovered completely.
Tho Town Council meeting on Monday evening
was largely attended by bankers. brokers and rep
reycntatives OF Insurance companies when the Dds
for the proposed tG01o sewer bonds and so.'cD
schools bonds opened The Finance Commit
tee announced that Rand x Bradley were the high.
bidders for the sewer bonds and the school
bonds were taken by the State Mutual Life As
surname Company. OF Boston. Councilman Benham
reported that number of elms on the publ
streets had been sprayed 10 destroy the elm
beetles. but another spraying would he required
nc.i MAY {, max" the work cffcctual. As Mont
clair residents are proud Of their beautiful eims
this notion by The council has been warmly com
mcndc'
The Fir" Committee has decided that In future a
substitute cannot answer TO the name %. Il member
% the fire department. have the same answer
duty with the role exception OF cases Of detail
work
\ l. Hrunlago. ~ Paih-st.. kns IN his posses
sion TWO lawns. witch were captured 10y him mile
nshns trip IN Michigan during the last three
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RUTHERFORD.

West End Engine Company. No 3. held its annual
meeting on Thursday night. the election resulting as
follows: President. Joseph T. Hedge; vice president
F. ii. Wright: recording secretary. O. b. Frazee;
financial secretary, f. w Bering: treasurer. Louis
NJ. Mier: trustees. Joseph Scarborough and Michael
f. Burns; foreman. T.. F. Volkman assistant fore
man. James II. Smith. dinner followed the cleo
ton.
The Rutherford. Boiling Springs and Carlsbad
Electric Light Company has refused TO accept the
contract 70 light part Of the borough. the reason
being that the company's bid based the
lighting OF the entire town Petitions for the re-
consideration Of the matter with a view TO having
the whole borough lighted by electricity being
circulated.
Progressive whist to be followed by informal
dancing. will be features at the Rutherford Lawn
Tennis Cub house tonight.
The Rutherford Vocal Society. having increased
It's membership 10 nifty voices and having a wait
ing list OF twenty Is preparing for interesting
musical The subscription list for the sea-
sons concerts are Well filled up and. In addition to
d<vong considerable attention to living composers
music OF Handel. Gounod. Wagner and Rossnl will
be sung
Following active mission work the West End
OF Rutherford pretty chapel Is 10 be built there
and many we,l-known young women Of the neigh
borhood are arranging lawn party for August s to
aid the building fund.
Company L. under the command OF Captain Add
son Ely VIII start for the State camp at Sea Qirt
to-days
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MTDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEW BRUNSWICK.

A number OF the friends Of August Streitwolf. a
popular German. OF this city, gave fare"cl sere-
nod. nj his home in Burnet-st.. Wednesday
evening They were handsomely entertained MT.
s,rctvo,r sailed on the Fuerst Bismarck on Thurs
day for an extended visit TO Germany and France.
Alexander b. Way. OF the Class Of 49, OF Rutgers
College has gone to Pittsburg. where he has Sc
cured n position az chemist in large manufacture
ing establishment
willard f. Ross. Harry Ross. William H. Price
and Frederick Schiesinger started on Thursday
morning for a weeks driving trip through Northern
New-Jcrsey.
The celebration OF Daughters OF Liberty Day at
Boynton Beach Tuesday Of this week was at
tended by several members OF the councils OF the
order In this city.
One of the attractive features at the Rutgers Col
lege commencement last month was the cremation
hold bv the sophomore class II was arranged on an
elaborate scale including the erection OF a tempo
rarv Enclosure and seats fireworks. fancy costumes
and female skirt dancers from N~w-york city. The
now In from all sources. amount to less than 500.
The Innocent and reckless sophomores have thus
learned by experience valuable lesson In econ
omy Each member OF the committee paid SIS of
the deficit and the remaining members or the class
81 20 each.
Rogers Council. Catholic Benevolent Legion of
this city. held interesting semi-annual meeting
on Wednesday evening OF this week. Many visiting
guests entertained and at the end OF the bust
ness session "A smoker" filed the social enjoy
ment OF the evening.
Jersey state Dental Society will be held at Asbury
Park on August |. =. and .. Many dentists from
New Brunswick will attend and DIR. Harvey Treiell.
hints This will be the silver anniversary OF the
society and n special EFFORT II being made ~ have
1t the greatest day In is history.
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kEiRNf.

A, meeting o, the Kearny Firemsn's Relief As
oc,,,,on IN the Arlington Fire House. the Following
,o,.oa,es were elected To the state Convention ~
ri,o,naeh in September. William To"n. "i'n
porcrx and James DUFFY; al'"rrat"s. rf'hN
,v,u, Edmond Bell and W ". spence
william G,rincr wa elected Ais'r''t 'i'rk "'
~. BOARD OF Educa,.on Monday night Inc
board decided ~ advrrt~, FOR coal '"r IN" '"aF'
|, was decided 10 inspect tho new No s'h''i -
1ay and see what repairs are needed IN o'"er
schools.
COMPLAINTS against James Lester. VIII an Fr'6
o,v and John Rhymes OF violating N" Excise law
hv selling lquor sunday were entered ny 'h''
~ pol,c. rurnbul TO me Township COMMITTEE on
ruesnay night A special meeting viii ne h'iu ON
August Q AT which the thre. men WIN hpp'"F g"
.hn,r cause why their license should hot De re-
voked. .
Tn. contract fc- the improvement OF kcarny
ave north OF Iaurel-st TO the irl.'Nhir tith
n,lte has been awarded to Edward Snfs'ht Tor
IS M
The Kearny Electric Lighting Company VIII b.
ready 10 light the township on August l.
Tn. clerk has been authorized 10 advcrtise 'or
MID Tor the Improvement, OF Dcvon-s'. 70 be opened
In CONJUNCTION with similar bids 10 the harii"h
Common Council on August q
Miss Agnes curran was narrisi 10 Chari-s Snrp
hard n, the home OF her uncle. j. woods ~ ii"i-
grove Drive ON Wednesday. By the Rev George
Shutter.
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UNION HILL.

teachers 10 fill and the amount of wirepuiling that
Is being dore by the politicians TO secure one
or more Of .nese places is astonishing.
a birthday reception was rendered Paul Sheldon
ct the house Of Mrs. Henry Berthof No. 9e4 Park
ave. on Wednesday night and IT was a jolly af-
fair Some oil those present were Miss Emma
Eertholf. Miss Henrietta Warning Miss Gusse
Bertholf. Miss Louise Weissnbach. Miss Lizzie War
Ing Hugo Alsberg.. Charles Ordng. Albert Bran
stedt and George Weaver.
delightful reception given a few evenings
ego by Mrs Frederick Rentz Of Church Lane. New
Durham. The greater portion OF the guests were
from Union Hin and West Hoboken. and ar every
body knew verybody else. Formally disregard
ed and pleasure sought. Supper was served at mid
night.
The reception given by Ellsworth Post No 2
8. O. v. was well attended and in every respect a
success. and reflected credit on the Committee of
Arrangements.
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Paula Church. to succeed the Rev. Thomas White
Nickerson r.. who resigned to accePt the rector
ship OF the Church Of the Messiah. In Bostons Back
Bay district
The Passaic County District Medical Society thu
week turned over to the Paterson Free Public "A.
brary its collection OF medical books, valued z.
MS and medical students. but TO adults gem
orally. at the Free Library, with separate ea'~
logue
The clerks Of Paterson drug store are specu-
law in bergen County. man from Ramsey.
bought morphine there this week, went home With
b ana Sn .O Srux clerks rsckessy sold him the poison
despite his companions warning that ne INTENDED
suicide, and they expected subpoena ouJ i,s So,
sunmoning them: The clerks would nave liked
chance 70 clear themselves under oath, However.
the verdict Of the Coroners jury Cid not incrim-
nate them.
1t Is reported that subscriptions Of 10000 have
been received toward the building Of the proposed
new theatre on the Colt tract where the postoffce
building and new courthouse Will stand
Ex-Congressnan Cornelius \. Cadmus dsburslns
agent for the Government building has re:
turned from Washins'0n and reports tne plans al,
ready for approval me he w oe Two
is s?co,0O9
The city is using its police patrol wagon and
ambulance by courtesy OF sheriff Johnson who
man who has claim against the municipality for
a team OF fre-engine horses. The bill will be paid
Tn. Paterson Aldermen and the Passaic County
Chosen Freeholders expect TO cross bats In game
Of baseball on August 10. for the benefit Of the
tornado sufferers at Cherry Hill. There is no
member OF either BODY who was elected on the
and the contest promises to be more earnest than
sklful.
The new city directory has about 5000 namea
an increase Of 200 over last year.
The cornerstone OF the new Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rip Van winkle-ave.. will %
laid to-day
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WESTFIEL.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy woolley, OF Brooklyn hav'
hecn visiting relatives in town
Miss Warrene Ray OF Brooklyn, returns 10 ~"
,or,s ,odsv after a two weeks visit with relatives
here. 49,,
Mr.. Frank Latham and her family OF p''o"'~
have been visiting Mrs. !. Ross
Mrs. William Miller has been appointed ma"As''
q, the chirsn's Country Home.
The people OF Garwood are making dema"u' ~.
n schooihouse In that part of the township sa' 80
that I, Is so far to Westfied that the younger L.
dren cannot attend schoo! there Inc 'o""s
Board OF Education may provide primary sS
facilities there in the fall. , ,
Mrs Charles II. Day and her two cnn t srs "a" AZ
Miss Sara J. Brown and DIR. r. X Sine'a" o."
\oank, Conn -. ,r..r.
Mrs George E. Richardson will spend rev "e'~
next month In the Catskils ...,,on
The Methodist Church Board has yo,ea f. viii in
FOR the Rev. W. H. Ruth. the PASTOR ~ WIZ
clude the whole OF August. ALL.
Miss Jennie Pomerene. OF Poughkeepsst, an IN the
NJ l.. (3rafYan have been engaged as 'eSs" "
high school. NJ. x,c.conai
The Epworth League Of the Metnods. Rnvnton
Church goes to-day on Its annual pich'c AZ
Beach. ,., ,,sit.
Mrx Mary Smith, Of Brooklyn. who mas ,r ue snma
ing at the home OF Mrs. W. II. Waru' re'u'
Wednesday.
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BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWOOD.
COMPANY F TO START FOR TIE STATE CAM
TO-DAY Echoes OF THE CHERRY

COMPANY F TO START FOR TIE STATE cAMP
TO-DAY Echoes OF THE CHERRY
HILL. DISASTER
Company + Of the "a Regiment. y G y. J.. viii
for Sea Cir, this morning for weeks en-
campment Company r il Engiewood's glory. JOY
and pride. Her sons march In the front ranks and
her bosom swes with pride upon every pubic ap-
pearance OF her sturdy soldiers Tnerc VIII. az
usual. therefore, be big turnout this morning at
the station 10 bid the troops goodby and speed them
on their way DR. D. A. Curre. who n one OF the
inspectors in rne practice has already been spend
Ing DAYS the camp.
II looks II the bicycle thief who has been busy
In Engcwood for the last months had at last
come TO grief. A has been arrested In Green
wich. Conn vino had just been operating there IN
a manner identical to the methods employed al
Englewood. His tools exactly coinc!1el with the
traces left by the bicycle burglar in Englewood
and II learned that he had lately been plying
his evil trade the PsI!saie towns OF New-Jer
sey. He will have long account to settle after
he is brought TO Englswood. for many complanants
are ready for him. Curtousiy enough. just a few
days ago the bicycle Hobart ID. Belts. stolen last
May, discovered IN Fort Lee. one Of the VII
layers brought IL store TO be mended. He
declared that he had found IL out in the woods
under heap OF leaves. II certainly was rattle.
weather beaten. and the chain gone. but II
readily identified by the number. Just now
the police investigating the truth Of the VII
layers tale
generous subscription taken up in the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning for the
victims OF the Cherry Hi tornado and for the re
fitting OF the damaged church there. The fund
started by Englewood citizens in the same cause
has also grown steaoy. Men have been busy at
work during the last week in clearing away the
fallen trees IN the Phelps woods Several hundred
OF these were uprooted In the storm
The Engiewood Field Club nine played a close and
exciting game with the staten Island Cricket Club
last Saturday on the Field Club grounds When
Engiewood went TO bat In the last half Of the ninth
inning the 10 for the visitors and
the home supporters were sad at heart After one
man out Englewood managed get two men
on bases Then 'Shep' Romans came to the bat
He made tremendous drive out in left field and
the two men came home. Another error. and Ho-
mans crossed the plate and the game won
Englewood viii play the Yonkers Tennis Club nine
this afternoon on the Field Club grounds.
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FRANKLIN.

Nrs Doolfttlr OF Avondalr. ~ dangerously III at
the home Of he sister. in Hartford. Conn.
Township Clerk Max i. Kaufman has posted
the notices OF special election To b" held on Au-
.ust q for the purpose OF voting upon the ques-
ton whether or not the Township OF Franklin shall
purchase the plan. OF the Nutley Water Company.
The controversy the Frsnkiin-ave. grade
crossing between the Erie Railroad Company and
the Pa-saic and Newark Electric Railway Company
was practically settled by Chancellor McGll. who
decided that the railroad shall raise IT, tracks
seven feet and that the roadway shall be lowered
seven feet The decision will. however be con-
tested in the courts.
The Town Committee has fixed the tax rate at
81 81. against y S. last year. with IA per cent re-
bate for school PURPOSES
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P1SSAIC COUNTY.


The Passaic Lawn Tennis Club has hit on a new
idea in tennis tournaments and :, Il 50 success
ful that II viii doubtless soon be copied by other
clubs 1t Is a continuous tournament In which
fifteen ef the best players In the club are engaged
They are arranged in the order OF their merit and
the best player Is designated No. !. the next best
No. 2. and down the list Each PLAYER has
the privilege Of challenging at any time the player
Immediately above him. and the winner takes the
higher number. Thus there is a constant struggle
TO retain positions. No tries 10 defeat No !, in
order to avoid being defeated by No 3. and losing
. peg No. Is must defeat No. IA as soon as posi-
ole a. the lowest on the list Is subject TO cha-
lenge from any member Of the club not actively
engaged in the tournament. The scheme is furnish
Ing lois OF FUN. and the women OF the club
their own.
have just opened large cash store in Washington
Pace are PLAYING havoc with small dealers In
6urt q the sharp competition and low prices but the
sma ones feel + most Three failures have been
rent month.
The crusade against unmuzzied dogs has been
declared. but Mayor Mclean has not appointed a
While rsspseaSis dogs hsVs Seen mS..ed
Monday nights Council meeting
The Clifton station on the Erie being robbed for
the seventh or eighth time last week reminds one
burned down twice and has been broken into more
times than any other station on the road: The old
several thousand dollars and put up a handsome
structure. II had been in use only year or two
E Rscs with an >,
frequent robberies since then arc Judgment on the
company for this action. II has been broken into
n Mss hssny each snsf
Brown has got into the habit Of never leaving any
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GOLF PLAYERS TO HAVE LINKS AND
ORGANIZE A CLUB


PERSONAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST 10
PLAINITEI.D PEOPLE
plainned society people not to be outdone BY
their friends In the Oranges Morr.stown other
fashionable suburbs OF New-York, perfect
ing plana for a go.s course that will probably b
laid In the southwestern end OF town. That wide
awake organization, the Hillside Tennis Cub has q
committee consisting Of Howard Beebe Car. Pfeifer
ard George p. Meliic1. working among the young
men Of Plainfed and it is probable tina, a gof club
WI. soon be formed The location OF the links has
been definitely decided. bur the committee ara
much in favor OF the fields between Central and
Planhe.d ayes. Just back OF j. A. Barnaby's house
and extending out toward Roads End, the country
home OF Mr.. Cores.
The handsome new ambulance secured for the
Muhcnburg Hospital through the efforts OF the
Women's Auxiliary OF the hospital has been
c,lvei X Is the irst vehicle Of such a nature
owned by a Painted hospital although it has beea
needed a lorg time.
Carl Walz and J. X. Fish. jr, of the Hillside
Tennis Cub. OF this city Westfeld to-day TO
contest in a match for doubles against the tennis
experts OF Westhe.d and Elizabeth.
During the abscrce from town Of the Rev. W. r
Richards. the pulpit OF the Crescent Avenue Pres
byterian Church will be filed as follows: July %
the Rev. Or. r. ]. Service. OF Detroit; August
the Rev. DR.. J. O. Murray. of Princeton; August H.
the Rev. Or. r. J. Service. OF Detroit: August IS
the Rev. DR.. James Mcleod. OF scranton; AuSuss
2j the Rev Or. James Mcleod OF Scranton; Sep
tenber l. the Rev DR.. George T. Purncs Of Prince
ton.
Mr. and Mrs W. Prince Caggett. Of New-York,
are among the weeks arrivals al the Hotel Neither
wood Mr. C.a2gett Is member OF the New-fora
Produce Exchange
Thomas A. Nevins. of Orange. the street con-
tractor who bought Blarney Castle. Ireland. is At
the Netherwood. this city.
Rev William Mcdowell. who for many years was
pastor Of the Second Reformed Presbyterian
Church Brooklyn. died suddenly on Sunday At
P!aInhei from neuralgia OF the heart. Mr. Nc
Dowell was seventy years old. He came to this
country from the North OF Ireland fortyfive years
ago.
A visitor at the Brooklyn jail in Windham
County Conn., the other day. saw there Gente
Willie Murphy, the known bail payer,
formerly a flainfied Crescent man Gentle
Willie" was indus'rousy sprinkhng far's green y"
potato vines In the jail inclosnre
The quarterly session o. the Grand Diyision sons
OF Temperance OF New-Jersey was held IN ram
field this week. There were about sixty deiesates
present from various parts OF the state Hraha
Worthy Patriarch Ross Slack or lrenton Is 'io
presiding officer: Past Grand worthy fatriarcn =.
g. Van AIKEN: Grand Scribe. j. H. Hoasiena'
Brunswick; chaplain. A. =. Supthen OF Somervll.e.
and r Covrn OF Jersey city. sentinel IL Was
decided 70 hold the next quarterly meeting IN Nem
brunswick Wednesday OCTOBER - anu Aes .he
Am was set Temperance Day throughout '"'
state.
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HARRISON.

Miss Nellie Van volkenburgh. OF North Fourth-st..
and Miss Julia Dunn. OF Harrison-st. have gone TO
Glover Hill to spend their vacation.
The annual picnic OF the Harrison Hook and Lad
der Company, No I. Will b, held this afternoon and
evening
The excursion OF the employees OF Carr f. Ball
will take place to-day at Highland Beach.
Towando Tribe. No. 1884, I. o. II. NJ. will hold It's
annual picnic to-day.
The funeral OF Miss Mary KImbe. who died at
the home Of her brother. Warren IL kimble. No.
"a Washing ton-st.. on Monday. held Wednes-
day. The body WAS taken TO North Church. Sus-
sex County where final services were held on
Thursday
The Clark Thread Company Relief Society will
have Its annual excursion 10 Long Branch. As
bury Park and Ocean Grove on Saturday August g.
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ARLINGTON.

Work begun this week on the new Sunday
school building OF the First Presbyterian Church.
In Kearny-ave The building Is to be Of the Gothic
type ~ feet front and 70 feet deep. II will cost
about &0co.
Ladies' night celebrated by the Arlington
Canoe Club In its boathouse on the Passac on
Tuesday night by an Informal reception
The Sinking Fund Commission was organized on
Tuesday night with the following members Charles
Englestader, chairman OF the Township Committee.
l. V. Dorland. township treasurer j. y. Mat
thews. assessor. and Henry Hors,man and NJ. NJ.
Forrest.
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The Hovs Department of the brotherhood OF -.
Andrew held poor mans socahle IN the sunday
school rooms OF Christ Church Thur lay even
Inc
Tho dedication OK tho new Reformed Church
Chape IN Re'i.yiie. took place on Thursday III"
address vas delivered by the Roy u Sage Hlckny
~ the North Reformed Church Newark.
Dennis krcfc ana Miss Maggie Conroy w'r" mar
ri.I a. Peter church iu"s.lay evening
reception ees hcli after the ceremony
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were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Aren't H. Schuyler. OF
Whltford-ave.. this week.
Charles p Perrin. Of Birmingham. Ala. Is VISITING
Colonel and Mrs Henry G. Prout' OF ''oc"'o"
Park. 90,
Mr. and Mrs F. Walker and Mr and Mrs; H s1
Nor of Washington. u. C.. spent sunday WIN MI
and Mrs William Tongfelder. Of Nutley ave
Henry l.. Hay. OF NewYork. formerly rt re, Ht
Of Nutley. Is spending a week win MT anu ME-
James r. Hay. OF the Enclosure
George H. Bayne OF Highland Lane. Is making
trim through the New England states
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CRANFOE.D.

The Crawford Township Committee has app,o
pratei SIS TO pay for clearing the weeds oo' INV
river for the approaching carnival
The Central Railroad authorities have srsn.eu ~
the Crawford Township Committee permission 20 "
sewer pipes under the tracks IN f2rEsszss~
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NUTL.EY.

Mrs John II. Bailey and Charles d. Salcy OF
Nutley-ave.. who have been spending n month at
Arkville. n ", have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Benham Of Brooklyn were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George Ide Malcolm. OF Ten
mis- Pace. last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Norton. Of Newark.
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thing of value in the building 50 that the latest
gang got no booty.