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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
MO%TCiAfR.

4 numhc- ~ Montclalr peopl" are Interested IN
The p'ar f1r lighting the town with electricity, ana
have formed the Moniclalr Llght AMI Fowc: COM
many which has been Incorporated The capital
rtook IL yoooo. anl the business VIII start win
so 90 Tho incorporators are Whiting g. Snow.
Vlui,r- H. H,ckn- and William Amcs OF Mont
clair. and g. 7. Poe AMI George +. bAh'r 81 New
The portrait. and Illustrated songs which were
given l,s, week 10 50. lukcs Parish House w"r'
rht,iSrsn's Hone To 'hSse previously given
e~li portraits were added. ana popular airs were "
ciudei lu the programme. You can't RAY in MY
Yard" with two ntie children talking over a
fence. made area, NJ ani r"HnitnE oman,
were grouped befor" camp IRE was nearby re-
tenor" OF Now-York founder or the Door Of Hope.
In tho Consr,egaiionai chapel on TUESDAY Afternoon"
Tho T I 4 hold It's regular monthly meeting in
h S scRa4 bsSs & 'F' Ss snl c
the scientific disposal OF garease SPECIAL INVITA-, ,
s and the North End T l. A. that any ideas
Nigh, be retained for the b@neti, Of ne town,
soac,v %iii begin active operations on Tuesday
afternoon, May p. on The sround' OF the First rs
mission has sent weekly large hampers OF flowers
10 the city. TO be distributed whore they are most
MonsaE Gs ap md W oSw Ge"9n@y ." rras
secretary and treasurer. William II. Baldwin SUI
r. Love. Eugene vandcrpoo. II NJ. Dodd Mat
ihlns plum Kndrus II. Howe. stephen ". Carey
ana william u Baldwin.
Invitations VIII soon be out for large dance
70 be given in the gymnasium OF the VI. NJ. a. on
June -
cards are ol' for tho marrag, Of Miss Laura
Ward daughter OF Nunsol Ward. OF Verona and
Leonard Dunlap. OF Montclar.
Miss May T. Burt author OF Literary Sand
wchos" viii give n lecture next Friday afternoon,
under the auspices OF the :. | -
\ IDLY pound social given by Kaskaskla
Tribe no 1885, l. o. X. VI. on Monday evening. a
large number OF members and their friends being
present Each gu'at lcnt parcel on table and
They were nuctionei OF by "Biiy" Williams whose
comic remarks caused rapid salc ~ all the
hurdles. After ihc auction dancing was continued
until midnight
Much sorrow has been expressed NJ the sud
den deaths ~ David and Martin Gordon. the three
ard two year old sons OF Mr. and Mrs David Cor
don, u Glen Rldgc-ave. The chilircn were taken
~ with dph'hcrla on Friday. and on Monday they
died All the other children well
The MOntclair Athletic club Will make effort
10 have special aihlstc games and tennis tourna-
mcnis throughout the summer The recently laid
quarter mile track VIII bring forward running.
which has heretofore been neglected Tor lack OF
proper facilities.
Council TO succeed himself ~ Inspector OF Jurors
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

The Rev. Or Mancus II. Hutton. OF the Second
Reformed Church attended the 18th anniversary
OF the NewYork State branch OF the Society OF the
Cincinnati last Monday afternoon at Demonico's.
DR. Hutton has been chaplain OF the branch for sew
eral years lie was appointed on the committee
to nominate officers.
Roller Company was held on Wednesday after
noon Directors elected were James Desher.
Joseph Fisher and Edward Tindell. OF New Bruins
wick. John &. Evans. OF MIlltown. and Warren A;
later with the following officers: President, James
Deshlcr secretary. Joseph Fisher: treasurer John
&. Evans
Al the monthly meeting OF the New brunswick
Boa. club trustees. held Tuesday evening.
proposition TO Increase the annual dues from IS
10 SO was defeated one OF the two new six
cared gigs recently purchased by the club has ar
rived The annual meeting Will be held on May
~
The cgarmakers OF the city up in arms
all business places be closed on Sundays. The
cgarmakers say that the order Is unfair. because
drugstores which are exempted. continue to sell
cigars and tobacco
The Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church. OF New
Rrunswck has decided to dshand after the SER
vices tomorrow morning. The church was founded
about a year ago by the late Rev DR.. John Miller.
OF Princeton who occupied the pulpit I'LL his death
last month. Since then the membership has rapidly
declined. The church building was the personal
property Of Dr. Miller. and Will probably be sold
In the settlement of his estate.
\ heavy frost covered the ground around Spots
wood. Old Bridge and other parts OF Middcsex
County yesterday morning. cntnilinF loss Of thou
sands OF dollars. s said 20 be the heaviest early
summer frost In nfteen years. the ground having
the appearance OF fall OF snow. Ice formed 10
the thickness OF one-clghth of an inch wherever
water was left standing.
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HOBOKEN.

r,a women OF the First Methodist Episcopal Church
gave an Alphabetical tea at the church par'o. ."
Wednesday evening The tea was managed by Nrs'
c.orgs Dorsett. Mrs Gamo. Mrs J. c. Farr )r''
Mrs Helms. Mrs Whitaker. Miss Ida f'e.a' '"e
Misses Fenton and the Misses Dorseu ihe'e "e'e
readings and music by Mrs. Jordan. Master Jorua"
Mrs. Agnes Rudolph. Kate Norwood. julia 'i'se'
and Ella Currie. 49,,
Tho many rumors that have been ny'hs "OoHs
Uohoken during the last week In relation 70 me sns
rlf OF SOS 00 In aid o. free library o"',,s
Impe.lcd Richard stevens 10 make = ss ,t, ,,,
that the stevens family IN naH.hs inc orsx ask
n"sei no conditions whlteyer. They mercy e. IL
mai proyislon be made In the building ior tns ~
dusrial Schoo.. Mr. Stevens says thal une ~ bs
~ he bi,ding will serve all the purposes 1 , W
school leaving the entire upper part OF lhv %a
Ing Tor the library. lie suggests however una. sr
,s ,' ~ second floors would be- anlp.e space ior
the library and rcadns-room. ana MAJ IN. upr
floor could be used ~ hal i9r puniic, 'SSchn,i
connected with the library ana lnuustI1l .."o0"
These stons Wi, probably b. carried out =,
The stevens Glee. Banjo anu Manu",,n r,a, Club
stevens Institute. gave concert at Quartet IN, ,he
Uall on Tuesday evening for the peneii, q, ,or.I
lacrosse team Those who assisted WIN 'o.nI1
music we're Miss Mabel Virgins ana Mss KEN i ans
Me ssrs FRANKLIN Hart and [. swan Inc '"'''"~~
Miss Mille Jordan and Henry Blumenpers ",se
married. last Sunday evening at the nome OF Ne ,,e
hr,dc's parents No Sc Grand-st. by the Key M w:
Tobie OF New-York. Max Jordan inc pr' was
brother. was best man. and Miss +. Hertzpers w nS
Mrs cioldram Miss Goldram. Mr.. ana NJ, Mrs s, ss
Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Green Mr. ana Mrs Tor
berg. Mr. and Mrs caspar MI ana Mrs Nina Say,yr Mr.
and and Mrs Miller MIR and Mrs. kullman tho Misses
Kml,man Mir and Mrs. Lopetz and Mr.. ana ME-
william Dsch.
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KEARNY.

Mr. Louden. at the meeting OF the kearhy own
ship Committee on Tuesday night said .ha' TIC
suit OF testing the water from IRE nAss saa
s...s,a. u,.,,s during the last two weeks had
naar successful. and he thought the problem OF a
pure water supply at last solved Mr, i oS %ew.
York. TO anaiyze samples of the water taken 'fo"
the wells was adopted .,,, an Tues
~. r,yht Nth the following officers: Presidsnt'
samuel worthington viGe-presdien,,s,r srretary
Sam,ei Ward: treasurer, Andrew WYNN; captain
r. Colderbank: vice.captain, Nicholas veal vave
TIM Juvenile Singing Society or hearny s 800
concert in the chapel OF the Knox Presos'e'''"
Shmrch on Wednesday night. - .,,x,.a
William Rynner. Of New-lawn-aVe'' mas 'e'u'''S
from a trip through the West
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CALDWEI.IL

The Suniay-school Of the Caldwell Baptist Church
has elected these officers: Superintendent. William
II. Van Wart assistant, John Weiton: secretary
and treasurer. James Smith; Librarians. Homer
baldwin and Daniel De Camp: crgansi. Ella ia
cObus.
The new Dominican Convent IL expected to be
ready for dedication In June.
Grand Army veterans are arranging to hold n
celebration on Decoration Day. with street pa
rade In which children Will take part W. ".
Pasko formerly OF Company l.. 10Th New-YorlS
Heavy Artillery viii deliver an address after the
return from the cemetery.
The Newark Prcsbvtsrians he'd meeting on
Thursday In Caldwell. 10 or1ain AMI install the
Rev H. X Denlinger pastor OF the FIRST Presby-
terrain Church.
The Rev H. II. Parry and his family are visit
Ing In Brooklyn. . 49,
The Pen and Point Circle Will meet once in two
weeks until July. on Thursday evening Norway
and sweden was the subject for consideration.
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At IA special meeting Of the Board OF Education
Tuesday evening Miss Place. ~ NewYork CITY
appointed to MI a vacancy caused by the resg-
nation OF Miss Church.
William Stewart, Jere j. Brit, and John r. Walsh
were appointed members OF the police force on
Tuo.iay evening by the Township Committed
Francis > Phraucr and George III. Hoienpyl Of
Holenpyl Sons. NcwYork. have been appointed by
sheriff George l. Kyle 10 represent Summit on the
Grand Jury.
\ minstrel show. to be followed by dance Will
be- given by the members Of the Short HIS Fire
Department next Tuesday evening at Music Hal.
Hotel Bccchwoo1.
book sociable' for the berent Of the Summit
Library was given at the Hotel Beechwood last
evening.
The Township Committee Is cutting down and
grading Sprngfed-ave. from Map.e-st TO the en-
trance 10 the park
The members OF Hose Company No. have pur-
chased uniforms
The members OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION have organized n bicycle club. with some
sixty members. and elected the following officers
Captain. Arthur A. Ahern. lieutenant Ernest AS
mus; secretary and treasurer. Harry Card
fair for the benefit OF the Summit Fresh AR
and Convalescent Home will be given under the
management OF the Board OF Directors early in
jane
The Commonwealth Water Company has placed
ten additional fire MIGRANTS at different points In
the township.
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ARLINGTON.

The Women's Literary Society held reading
Tuesday afternoon At the Arlington clubhouse.
In St Cecela's Church Tuesday night a reception
was given by the Children OF Mary Society for the
benefit OF the church.
The Juvenile Singing Society gave It's closing re-
hcarsal on Wednesday at the Knox Presbyterian
Chapel
The engagement Of C. Ruben Lndbom OF Airing
ton and Miss Anna Schfstrom. OF Brooklyn. Is
announced.
Mrs Margaret T Yardey. prcsdon, of the State
Federation OF Womcns Clubs. Tuesday night ad-
dressed the Arlington Literary Club.
The Wngned club. OF Arlington. held It's month
" meeting Tuesday night at the home OF Miss
MAY Wood.
The Womcn's Literary Society will ho:d Shakes
pcarlan reception at the Arlington Clubhouse on
June g. 49,
81. Agness Guild OF Trinity he'd n poverty
sociabe' at the residence OF Miss Sands, on Chest
nut-st on Thursday night.
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BAYONNE.

To friends from the metropolis and Brooklyn
Mrs. Edward T. French gave an afternoon tea
q; her home in Avenue c. last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Z. Hammond, OF Bingham
ION. n. Y. are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Frank
D. Carr.
Mrs Lyman ". Thompson, OF West Ninth-st.
has returned from an extended sojourn with rea-
tIves at Albany. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas W. Atkinson. OF Whining
ION. Del. have ended visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick n. Wright
Miss Lillian stratton has succeeded Miss Mary
Lawton as the alto in the choir of st. Johns Prot
estant Episcopal Church. OF Jersey City.
Cards have been Issued for the marriage Of
Miss Minnie Alice Lindsay, the eldest daughter OF
William Lindsay, OF West feminist, to Charles
Schroeder a prosperous young business man OF
Jersey City The ceremony is set for Wednesday
June T. co,.or n,vs daughter o, Charles "
uated on Tuesday from the New-iork Medical Col
Phliadelphls. are visiting their uncle and aunt
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Alfred W; Booth, is
are entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Edward Nil
sn MISS q Mary SSso Fa. snG heF Of sAaSs
Avenue \, eldest daughter or M ara Mrs. JOSIAH
s. Packard. has returned from visit 10 friends
Ano Si'. o. the payonne Rowing and Athletic
dances Was given on Wednesday evening in the
clubhouse. At the last meeting OF the association
thirty applicants were elected 10 membership.
DR. Louis T.. Deary. the popular house physician
at Inc Bayonne Hospital and Dispensary, has re,
metropolis He will be succeeded By DR.; Archibald
G. Fornan. OF this city who was GRADUATED lost
week from the Medical Department OF the uniVer-
s.ty OF the City OF New-York 49,, a.,
The final formal reception and dance for the
season OF the Newark Bay Boat Club VIII be given
in the clubhouse on Wednesday evening. May 20.
The boa thousc, At West Tnrty-thirdst. on the
Newark Bay shore, opened on Wednesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs CONN. OF Willow Place. received the
members OF the Fortnightly Euchre Club on
Wednesday evening. .,,., ,.,.
wheelmen will have road run 10 Duneen. Union
County. Sunday. 49,
Local music lovers thronged the First Reformed
Church. in Avenue G. on Thursday evening. ut the
eeyenth concert OF the Bayonnc Musical Society.
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BLOOMFIELD.

The Mlzpah Brotherhood Of the Park Methodist
Church has elected these officers; president, pr
W n Van Gleson: president. James Crisp
secretary Wills II. Cadmus; treasurer FRANK H.
Baker.
TIN. uaar,g,l Society OF bloomfield gave its sec
on concert O, the season at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church on Wednesday night, Mrs, j. Do ,,;,s
I,-or.niie soprano so.olst OF the Mum Avenue
rrn,ch rasf Orange asslsted the society. George
ci,Iider 81 Montc.air v.olonce.lo. William J. Ma,er
violin and the Montc.air Orchestral Society also
took part. -, ,...,- an, ,,..o,,c
Association nc'tei SEQ. - ..,,
Tsscx Hook ana Ladder Company NO ]. OF MOON
Sed has nominated for president, seymour = Gil-
hsri. vice,nressien' J. Howard Hardcaste: secre-
,ary j Milton rnangst: treasurer. Charles H. John-
SON. chaplain the Rev. Robert NJ Ay!esworth, OF
The PARK Mcihodis, Episcopal Church.
The owl Bowling club. Of Bloomfield. mas ar
ranged for It's annual outing 10 take place June g.
Al the meeting OF the Boomncli board o, iteaitn
hcI on Wednesday night, DR.. Charles H. 'aiiey
stated that tie township had TO provisions ior re-
cordlng diseases. births. deaths and marriages the
l.r,i committee was requested 10 prepare an ord-
nance covering these cases
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RAILWAY.

The Barber Asphalt Company Of Newark. has fin
ished paving Cherry-st.
The Railway Savings Institution began
Wednesday payment Of q final dividend OF per
The Railway Reform Club celebrated It's eleventh
anniversary In the Temperance Auditorium Sun
day. 1890
has aba ndoned its crusade and Will not make any
more efforts obtain the conviction or those liquor
dealers who are charged with violating the Sunday
law -. ,,,. =, 5000,
The Rev. G. II. Payson. OF the First Presbyterian
Church and ]. G. Withron OF Broad-st., were del
egates 10 the General Assembly at Pittsburg this
week.
The contract for constructing the rival telephone
line OF the Railway Mutual Telephone Company VIII
be awarded next week.
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RUTHERFORD.

man lying III In Paterson is all that prevented
Company L. I'd Regiment. from getting 100 per cert
at the annual inspection on Wednesday night. the
Patersonian being the only member Of the company
absent Badges for performing 100 per cent OF duty
for year we're presented TO Sergeant John Mans
neld. Corporal Otto Keerman and Private addison
sergeants OF the company. Among those who Wit
messed the inspection were Ad1utant John 1. Hi
ton, OF Paterson; Captain John EngeI. or Hackcn-
esck. and Captain Hamilton n. Ross. jr OF Passaic
company l. now has its full complement oil mem
bers. and there are a dozen on ths waiting Est.
a reception wac given on Thursday hight for tho
LEV. Henry NJ. Ladd. the rector OF Grace
Snurcn' At the home Of Robert Smile. the AFFAIR
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MILLHURN.

In accordance with law adopted at the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature authorizing the governing
bodies In cities and towns TO appropriate sum not
exceeding $780, to be presented TO local Grand Army
OF the Republic posts for the observance Of Decora-
ton Day, the Mburn Township Committee has
appropriated $25 10 be given Edward III. Wade Post.
No o. Of Mil.burn.
Miss Ida Clouser. OF Man-st.. will receive the
Demorest medal for the best recital advocating the
principles OF temperance at the contest held In
Bonnels Hall. 49,
Walter Warner OF Short Hills-ave. Springfield.
started on Tuesday for Lenox. Mass.
The Wyoming Literary Society closes the season
on Tuesday when II will be entertained at the
home az Mrs. pergOn.
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pASSAIC.

The Board OF Trade ~ to begin holding annual
dinners. where cloquence will flow and the s,-
perlority OF Passaic as place OF residence viii be
fully set forth. Messrs. Klmball. Clark and Granger
have been Amounted to arrange for the first dinner
The announcement OF the marriage OF Anton l..
Petersen and Miss Mary Mclaughlin re.
ceved with great surprise among large circle OF
but the fact was not known even to Mrs Peter
sen's family until this week. Mr.. Petersen Is one
OF the assistants OF city Surveyor Wise.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Reid arrived home on Tues
day from their trip 70 the Mediterranean.
doned its project OF erecting "a large building to
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Mr. and M-s. j. Robach, Mr., and Mrs J. Se dMe
r 6 E K Ense Ms Clara E. LI kis
ie sIce Hail c. Ashley. Kate Hehich jennie
Katie Esessr annie Me AGn + Nas' ABBA f
SenSse p aha = Howarth Thomas Byrne John Nc
cabs Weldon IL L Fsk Ho GTDrsS M II zea
man. Louis Basslnge. John Schiendorf ana MI anu
Mrs George Gallagan.
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Telephone Rates

in Brooklyn. Jersey City, Hoboken and New
ark, $40, $50 and 800 per year, accord
ing to number of messages sent and character
of service. Full long-distance equipment
Private lines and speaking tube systems in
stalled at reasonable rates. Write New York
and New Jersey Telephone Co., l6 Smith ST.
Brooklyn
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CRAWFORD.

The Executive Committee Of the Crawford Boat
Ing Association met on Wednesday night to make
arrangements for the river carnival this year
At the last meeting OF the Crawford Township
Committee the franchise granted to the Crawford
Mutual Telephone Company was reconsdered on
is taking rights OF way and erecting poles without
authority. t., -, ,,.
Miss May Doty Of Crawford who has been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Edwin King at lrvinston. has
returned home.
The wires and poles OF the telephone company
have suffered 50 much at the hands OF unknown
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WESTEIELD.

n. II. Gardiner OF the Westneld Township COM
m,tee has been appointed TO report on the peri
ton OF the residents OF Downer-st. to have tns'
thoroughfare macadamized . IA
The Social Cub held its closing entertainments s"~
dance on Tuesday night. ,,,-. a,
company c. Phil Kearny Guard. Sd Regiment a..
tended service IN full uniform last Sunday IN tne
Methodist Ep scopa. Church. The company csms
IN from Elizabeth In stages.
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IRVINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Clift have returned from
their wedding-trip to Vermont.
A party was given on Tuesday night TO MISS
Louise Porter at the home OF her parents. In Gen.
tre-st Music and games were enjoyed and sup
per was served Among the guests were MIS- R. mei
Miss Ena Adams Miss Villa Adams. Miss Florence
Baur. Miss Ray Hewlett Miss Jennie Porter, MISS
QUICKER Mrs Hayward Miss Hattie Porter and
Miss Minnie Porter. . ~ ,,.
o. U. A. NJ were the guests OF Irvngton COUNCIL
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WEST HOBOKTN.

The annual ball OF the Foresters OF New-Jersey
held at Frech's Casino. West Hobokcn. on Tues
day night, was fine affair. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane. Mr. and Mrs W.
Craig, Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs
j. Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hueber. Mr.. and Mrs
w. White, Mr. and Mrs. a. whpner. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Mcy Mr.. and Mrs j. Laud Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Stuke Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Cade Mr. and Mrs. J.
Rohrback Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Boardman. Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. A. Ackerman
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being under the direction of the congregation and
Gavin w Bremen formerly captain of he 81
New-York Light Artillery, becarie member %, oi
Corshom Mott Post. c. a. r.. on Monday n,Sht oy
transfer Mr.. Bremen is past commander OF
Ellsworth Post. of Newly orl;. ~ ,,
The annual regatta Of the Rutherford canoe C,uo
will be held ON the PI5saic River on May So
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VERONA.

dramatic club has been organized In Verona.
IL will give a play soon in Johnson's Hall.
Only two boys OF the Newark City Home con-
frac,ed dinhtheria from new inmate who de-
veloped mild case three days after his admission.
Antitoxin was used. and the boys were Isolated
The drama given recently In Cedar Grove haii
netted s37 for the Mountain Hospital
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ar.ta ,,., an Thursday the company announced
~, :. o,'Id nav reward Of $40 for inc con-
viction Of any person caught cutting wires OF
mutilating poles.
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elizabeth
PlAlNf1EIO
PATERSON

..rvs as a public hap and as home for the aeso-
Cation The pan did not meet with public favor
sts@e performances and dinners. where wine y
aorved.
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No 1s7 on Wednesday night. Henry clay c oihGin
presented handsome Bible TO lrvngton COUNCIL