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Evening star., 1895-06-07
POLITICALLY DISTASTEFUL..
Reasons Why Deputy Collector VIII
sons OHici Scalp liz Wanted.

A number of recommendations have been
received by the Secretary of the Treasury
asking that Mr.. ID. c. Johnson. assistant
collector of income tax. whose offic e will
be abolished on the 3Dth instant by the Su-
preme Court decision. be appointed deputy
collector of internal revenue. vice Mr.. Geo.
w. Wilson.
This action was brought about and is
being indorsed by a number of democrats
of Kentucky and Tennessee. who have en-
stertained some opposition 10 Mr.. Wilson,
who was appointed in 1889 to a position in
the Treasury Department. 1t has been al
legged that some of Mr.. Wilson's recon-
mendations for appointments in the service
with which he is connected have been par
tial TO republican applicants Mr.. Wilson
is spoken of as a republican in politics. and
1t is claimed that the work OF the Office.
q political way, and that the place should
be filled by 4 democrat Z =
Evening star., 1895-06-07
MIR. LANDIs RETURNS.
He is Arranging Mr.. Grcxharn's Pape
for Removal to Chicago,

He is Arranging Mr.. GrcshaIn's Papers
for Removal to Chicago.
Mr.. X. NJ Lands. private secretary to the
late Secretary Gresham has returned to the
city, after an absence antedating the sad
death of Secretary Gresham He spent the
day at the State Department arranging the
private papers and effects of the late Sec
retary for removal to Chicago, where Mrs.
Gresham will make her future home. Mr.
Landis win remain on ddty until the va
cancy at the head of the State Department
is filled, when he will resign his office, for
the purpose of resuming the practice of
his profession-the law--in Chicago. He
only entered the government service be-
cause of his admira ton for Gen. Gresham,
and is not likely to remain there of choice.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
Q CONSUL LOTT BURIED.

Two Hundred Nfcnrnguan Soldiers I'm
the ruucral Processfon
MANAGUA. Nicaragua, June 7.-Via
Galveston).-The remains of Hiram Lott,
the United States consul here who lied
yesterday afternoon. were buried today,
The body was escorted to the cemetery by
all the Nicaraguan ministers and by hun
dreds Of prominent citizens. 1t was es-
corted by a detachment of 200 soldiers.
headed by the band of the National Guard.
A military salute was fired over the grave.
Mr.. Lott had been suffering from an aftiic.
ton Of the stomach for five days only
Evening star., 1895-06-07
THREE MEN To HANG.
Murherers to Pay the Penalty OF
Their Grimes.

Murderers to Pay the Penalty OF
Their Grimes.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 7-Three MUIR
derers will be hanged at San Quinton to-
day. Five men were to have been executed.
but Gov. Budd granted respites in the cases
of Fremont Smith and Rico Morasco. The
three men who are to suffer the death
penalty today are Patrick Collins, Amilio
Garcia and Anthony Azoff.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June Lee Harris
and Abe Mitchell, colored murderers high
waymen and thieves. were hanged in the
Jail yard here at noon today before two
thousand people for the murder of Grocery
men Merriweather and Thornton. Both
bodies were turned over to the undertaken,
who purchased them several weeks back
for SIS from the men themselves.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
Liquor License Transferred.
Condition of til. Treasury.

Iodays statement oil he condition OF
the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance, $lS3 ,220, ,55s; gold reserve, 500, 43l s23;
net silver. S25.9I1,511; net silver of 1880,
$4,000; United States notes in the treasury.
S1, $40; treasury notes of 1899, So, 2s:,,-
s34 Total receipts-This day, s1,U43 323;
TINS month, SG,352,S so. Total expenditures
This day, Sl,1S0.S7S; this month, SISl7,47S.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
Leaves of Absence Granted.

Lieut. Col. Thomas Ward, assistant ad-
jutant general, has been granted two
months extra leave on account of Illness
Capt. o. NJ. Carter, corps Of engineers, and
Lieut.. G. H. Cameron, fourth cavalry have
been granted leave of absence with permiS-
sion to go abroad. Cha plain F. H. Weav-
er, tenth cavalry. has been granted four
months leave on account Of illness.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE.

Four Hundred Passengers Landed by
the Coast Guard.
QUEENSTOWN. June THE British
steamer Davaur is ashore On Briggin's reef,
this coast. Four hundred of her passengers
have been landed by the boats of the coast
guard. The Davaur has received assist
ance, and will be floated at the next high
tide, in all probability. Briggin's reef, the
spot where the steamer went ashore Is
situated near Bangor, County Down.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
The Dis,inguished Sick.

Miss Abigail Dodge is slightly restless,
hut otherwise her condition remains about
the same.
REPRESENTATIVE Hits condition is un-
changed. "a,
Gen Pleasonton'S condition is mere criti-
cal this afternoon than yesterday, anu
besides he is becoming very dear ana eN-
ner;ences great difficulty liz hearing what
Is said
Evening star., 1895-06-07
MRS. HATTON'S PURCHASE.

She Secures Her Deceased Husbands
Interest I'm the Washington Post.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hatton, widow OF
Frank Hatton, today obtained an order
from the Probate Court allowing her to
purchase from the estate OF the deceased
900 shares of the Washington Post News
paper Company stock, at $500 a share.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
Gone to New London,

The cruiser Atlanta has sailed from Fort
Monroe for New London. Conn, under or
ders from the Navy Department. to par
ticipate i'll the Grand Army of the Re
public celebration in that city on the 18th
instant.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
THE REGISTRATION CASE.

Argument before the United States
Circuit Court.
RICHMOND, Va, June THE South
arolina registration case was begun in
the United States circuit court of appeals
before Chief Justice Fuller, Judges Seymour
and Hughes today. Attorney General Bar
Der opened the argument for the state of
South Carolina. and was followed by Mr..
Douglass for the petitioners. Speeches were
confined chiefly to the law, and were not
interesting to any Of the persons present,
except members Of the legal profession.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
Government RccciDts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, s2Si,54 Government receipts
From internal revenue, $i569a5; customs.
s492, ,494; miscellaneous, $3.50
Evening star., 1895-06-07
MUST RESTORE DEvERY.

Police Commissioners.
NEW YORK, June Judge Pryor, in
the count of common pleas, has granted an
order to Police Captain William S. Devery,
with $50 costs and all disbursements, to
compel the police board to reinstate him in
his position on the force. This order is the
result of the decision of the general term
that Deverys trial in his absence was in
defiance Of a principle Of constitutional
law
Evening star., 1895-06-07
Acting Secretary of@thceNay

Acting Secretary Of thcsNavy.
Assistant Secretary McAdoo has return
ed to the city from visit to the Naval
War College at Newport, and he is acting
as Secretary of the Navy today.
Evening star., 1895-06-07

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Star contained 50 columns
Of aoosrfisemenfs, MADE up
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space.
Evening star., 1895-06-07
eft Nng;lSpI1i.

Left Nngnsnl1f.
The flagship Baltimore left Nagaski this
morning for Kobe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
RAILWAY.

The Junior defamation contest will be held In
the Auditorium on December 10 The list OF COM
petitors twelve in number. is complete and the
rivalry between the different schools is very keen
The Third Ward has five contestants entered the
Columbian four. and the Franklin three.
fair festival and Christmas sale VIII he held
by the ladies OF the Second Presbyterian Church
on December H. u and 70. All the different So
cieties will have booths.
The members OF the Railway Gun Club are highly
ted over the fine showing made on Thanksgiving
Day
The Ilderan Outing Club will give two song re-
citals in the MUSHROOM al the clubhouse this win
ter These rectals are by subscription ana me
first will take place the evening OF December IT,
The Sunday-school OF the First Baptist Church
Is making great preparations for a grand CHRIST
mas caniata 20 be held Christmas week.
The Rev Or. Charles Barnes OF Plainheld. de-
vered interesting lecture on The Tabernacle
for the ladies' and friends OF the Home Reading
club AZ the Baptis; Church on Tuesday evening
The "N s" fraternity gave dinner 70 the root
bali team in the clubhouse last night. Twenty-Five
covers were set and fine supper was served
Toas,s were responded to by Frank Plun, X
Henry Adams. Frank V. Dobbins, Eugene Miller
and Arthur Il Maurice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

New-BrlInswick society was out IN full 'orce on
Tuesday evening at the opening concert OF Inc sea
son OF the Princeton College Giee. Banjo ana
Mandolin clubs The concert was followed ny
dance In the Assembly Room. arranged by Mrs.
Helen Williamson and Margaret Clark. The list
Of patronesses included Mines Austin scott
John y. Carpenter John :. Clark. William r. Dur
wee Charles f. Hart, Benjamin F. Howell JACOB
T. Janeway. Henry L. Janeway, William W. KNOX
J. Bavard Kirkpatrick, ]. August lAenau' Henry v
Ne No,t Henry A Nelson John s Nicholas,
Thomas F. b. Parker Eliot II. Payson, Nicholas
G. Rutgers, James r. Riggs. Clarkson Runyon'
Abram V Schenck Francis X. Stevens. Alan II.
Strong Willard p. voorhees,. Catherine weston
T Robinson Warren Nicholas Williamson, d. d.
Williamson and Helena Nelson. The function
also formally opened the social season in New
Brunswick. ut, -. p.uors
College, gave an interesting talk 70 young men IN
the rarlor OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Associa-
lion on "Wednesday evening. His subject was
Magnetism AMI Electricity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
HOBOkEN.

The Valencia Boat Club has elected the follow
ing officers: Otto Lehman. president; George G
,Tonpk,ns vce-president; Henry Kilian. secretary
Henry c Schocke captain; Emil Fuchs ana Henry
@ STEINER first and second lieutenants; Council
man I Henry Tinker, Frank Frommel ana oscar
Bergman, trustees.
Colonel Edwin A. Stevens OF Castle Point no
boken. contempates taking trip TO Egypt I'M
medately after the holidays
The American Association OF Masters ana fhots'
No which IS composed Of steamboat men ply
ing the New-York Harbor. will give It's annual
reception in Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken IN tues
day evening December Il.
The Young Peoples Society Christian EndeaVor
Of the First Presbyterian Church gave success
ful sale and supper in the parlors OF the church.
Smith and Hudson SITS, Hoboken, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. The booths were arus'ioa'iS
decorated and were well patronlZed --.,--
Professor Henry Northrup gave an interesting
lecture before the members OF the Alumni Ass2cia
lion OF the Hoboken Academy, in the German CIup
Wouse Hoboken on Tuesday night. His subject was
Members OF the First Hoboken Company Boys
Brigade had a treat Thursday night IN stevens ;
lecture on Mexican life. customs ana scenes ,
Charles s Schultz. president of the HoDoken BANK
We" 6nr fady of Grace Council, No. So, Catholic
renvolent Legion of Hoboken, recently elected the
foowing officers President, Joseph A. Giioon
Wbean: secretaries VI. J. Whelan and NJ Downey;
treasurer b. Melvin, orator. NJ ) heatlng; chah-
ceIlor' j F Powers Marshal Mathew Kennedy
guard. T.. }. Ryan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
ENGLEWOOD.

The OF holiday gayties has begun. ard
the invitations for afternoon and evening gather
ngs are flying thick and fast. and will continue TO
do so up 10 the holidays The second OF the Engle-
wood subscription dances will be held In the Enyie-
wood Armory the evening OF Christmas Tho
two others will be held on the evenings OF Janu-
airy II and February II. Arthur F. Coe 5 In charge
OF the arrangements. and the patronesses are as
follows: Mrs. Charles E. O'Hara. Mrs. Sheppard
Romans Mrs. A j. Ditman. Mrs. George Beta
Mrs. j. ID. Probst. Mrs. Charles b Platt Mrs A.
G. Duryee. Mrs J. O. Clephane. Mrs. William p
Coe. Mrs L. f. Curtis. Mrs Abram De Ronde
Mrs II. W Banks, jr, Mrs. \. 7. Enos. Mrs
De.os Bliss. Mrs George ) Coe jr, Mrs William
NJ Kidder. Mrs. J. c. Anderson and Mrs Frank
Enos
was held last Thursday and Friday and was a de-
cided success There were many beautiful articles
offered for sale. and the demand brisk
yesterday noon by the Rev. James Ees. pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church. Mrs Anne s New
OF Brooklyn. at the home OF her parents Mr.
Banks gave bachelor dinner to his friends at the
Englewood Club last week
Miss Edith Probst is suffering from nervous pros
traton and has gone TO Lakewood y. j. TO re-
cuperate
Robert Arrowsmith has rented the house OF Niss
Kate Sturgs for the winter and c. " Stroubaueh
has rented W. II. De Ronie's house I'm Engle-st
A meeting OF the Engewood Book Club was heM
the house OF Miss Wetmore last Monday night
Several interesting papers were read by the young
women members OF the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
ELIZABETH.

One o., the finest exhibitions given In Elizabeth
this season was that Of the Elizabeth Turner's on
Tuesday night al the Drake Opera House.
delightful concert and supper were given by
the Home Mission Circle OF the First Baptist
took part IN the concert appeared in costumes OF
EYE Olden Time" ana the musical and literary Sc
lections were OF a superior character.
The Graystone Presbyterian Church which Il
the new and handsome edince built in Elizabeth
ave by the congregation OF the Marshall Street
Presbyterian Church, Will be opened for service by
next Sunday II possible. The carpets were laid
during the last week and part OF the furniture
put in.
Nr and Mrs. Henry =. Kirchner, OF No. l22
smiih-st celebrated their silver wedding last sun
day. a large party Of friends gathered TO tender
Their congratulations.
The Mems Parochial Association. OF ST. John 3
Church held It's annual meeting on Tuesday night
The reports from the work on 81. Andrews Chapel
were very gratifying. 1t was suggested 10 publish
IN st Johns Record at intervals history OF the
parish from 1850 The election for officers resulted
President the Rev. OTIS A Gazebrook. vice -pres-
dents william r. Day. GeOrgs C. Thomas secre-
treasurer OF the Parish Building Fund. Guyan de
Coil.
Cards are out for the marriage on December IS.
OF Miss Lulu Schooley, OF No. 56i Jefferson ave,
this city. and Walter Roll. OF Linden Township.
The ceremony will take place AZ the home OF the
brides father. Mr.. Edward Il. Schooley. who l. an
inspector in the New-York Custom House.
The Rev. j. !. smith, pastor OF the Church OF the
Holy Rosary. Is busy taking the census Of the
parish. which IL steadily growing and IN thriving
cond ton.
The Rev A. J. Messenger and wife. OF Echo
Lake. have been spending The past week visiting
their daughter. Mrs y. Riley Of East Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

The concert to be given Tuesday night by tho
Beethoven Orchestra OF Arlington. In Freeman's
Hall. promises to be OF the most attractive
ever given In Kearnv Township. The orchestra
programme includes THE War March OF the
Priests" by Mendelssohn: My IDEAL" by Schau-
spiel besides half dozen other numbers OF equal
merit
The fremen OF the Borough OF East Newark
antcipating a success for their first entertain
ment which is to take place on Friday night IN
Balls Union Hall. F.remen from Kearny. Harri-
son. Bellevile Rutherford and many other places
have signihed their intention Of being present
The financial difficulties under which the Airing
ton Club has labored for time IN a fair
OF being adjusted 1t is understood that at the
business meeting OF last Tuesday night resOlu-
tlor adopted providing that y2Gop In additional
bonds he issued 20 make certain necessary repairs
and improvements and that after the annual
meeting. which takes place early in 1897. the by
laws be amended so to allow none but share or
stock holders to questions OF financial gov
eminent The approaching annual meeting will in
all probability be the most important in the his
tory OF the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
ppr1JJaNT RUN AT LAKEWOOD.

49,. ,-,.,,.,. cropcE GOr-LDs NEW PACK OF
tior-NDs FROM THE wEsTCHEsTER HUNT CLUB
lakewood y j. Dec. : (SpeciaD.-Ihe run TINS
afternoon Of the Ocean County HOUNDS served 10
Introduce the new pack OF hl'een coNpIes' VIM"
We until this week the property OF the Westcnes-
.e- r1,,, Cluh They purchased Dy George
,.,.is and by him presented to the Lakewood hunt
,'lrh o. which he is an enthusiastic r'e'"oe'' ~"
counlcs from the regular pack were auueu 'o,4"s
and about aftv-Ave dogs followed The tran "hich
vas laid across some heavily dmoereu couH"''
IT, No.. took place as usual AZ the Laurel Honse
g. o IN oclock and as riders. whips. dogs ana spec
,a.,rs grouped themselves in the courtyard ie"us
o., tie hast OF the hun.smans norm the sPec'aoie
'Bver fhe huntsman. who has in his snort
81, mere already become highly popudi ~ sp9 IN
Slc.es %as Tvon' while DR. C. L. Lindiey' the
master handled Steel Gray WIN Ghss Redpinr
SSi'e clarence B. Mitchell who opened ms no. n"e
age here this week ana nane ,oSaV was mounted
Ne yIJi nm Dr. L.ndleys well known hunter
y y " hse recently become Mr.. Mcnes prOpert{
49, "a. 11eoS occupied foremost place IN the t ,
country his m, me n gFfy Miss reta Poneroy
Tdae 1ssv Eta gracefully b. spsulding Ne Ne ons
ola and Miss Turnbull "eIT on Tnrnbnll and Mr.. De
n-.se aa,s are the guests OF Mr.. and MRS Ie0.s
Gould Mr and Mrs r NIX iH0" converse o was the
Snly rpder who suffered spill but ne eso"'7' WIN
r ba scent was taken near the =, gstDr ah
hence lei through Bennett Mile nce ~ Tho foi.
where the XII o oTsu'Fs Mrs George Gould and her
Ss ST: r. B chsBma Frsn
In Pelton h, .; ny = p Farnum, Mr.. and Mrs
s s Wake End K Ms e somers cA Mss Cooper p
James James con3ee and MT D Msi Baard rF Dr.
Mr; Henry tJy ne saai md George H. Buckman
seood contest 70! the si hs Of the
aered DE y.aTskewood winning II the greatest mum
Der Of times Saturday sdper %nch repeated
30 yciory Of last Saturday. his score from sc'a'c
fsiuQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
RELLENILLE.

Eastwood Hose Company No. at the annual cleo
ton on Tuesday night elected the following officers
for the coming year Charles NJ. Broadbent presl-
dent: Andrew Zelgler vice-presdent; William Les
ter secretary: Edward Mathews. financial secretary
p + smith treasurer. John II. Deigan was chosen
state representative for three years and Andrew
scnarn.nbere James T. Dunn and William Guaro
were chosen trustees.
The revival services of the Union American Church
vrl he continued this week under the leadership OF
the Rev. J. H. Dickerson
The North Cortland Street Card Club met on Tues
dav evening al the residence of j. Il. Tempn.
Nr and Mrs T. F. J. Bostleman. OF North Main
a. left on Monday for California, where they will
spend the winter months.
The Social Whist Club met AT the residence OF
Mrs Theodore Van Piper in Holmes-st.. on Wednes
dav evening Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs George Thornton Or. c. II. Winans. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Cocyman and Or. +. q. Cyphers
A. the meeting OF the members Of the Reformed
Church ON Tuesday evening Edward ;. Collard and
Iohn n scott were reelected elders and William
WyJe and w Is Nicholson az deacons for the
term OF two years.
seth Boyden Lodge Royal Arcanum. elected the
following officers Friday night: Representative
TO Grand Council. John ". De Pue regent: Charles
Pattisou: vice-regent, II. Rowan; orator, Theodore
Jarolemon: collector John w. De Pue; treasurer
James Mccullough: chaplain. John Campbell. 1r.
guide F NJ Osborn warden. F Wise. sentry, w.
G Beai: trustee W. II Mckinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
MONTCLAIR.

~. wouan,s Christian Temperance Union. OF
Montclar will celebrate It's twelfth anniversary
IN the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening. 1t is
expected that Mrs. Emma Bourne the State pres-
dent will be present. An address will be made by
>fse EI,zabe,h W Greenwood OF Brooklyn.
The new schoolhouse in Montcair Heights will
he ready for occupancy about January l. ms
school was built for the accommodation OF some
thirty primary scholars who were heretofore obliged
70 walk a mile or more to the NJ. Hebron school
Kaskask.a Tribe. No. 1876 l. o. r NJ. will hold a
mound social followed by dance in Arcanum Hall
on Monday evening The Tribe attended the in
augural council fire OF Sage Tribe, No. 200, In
Newark on Friday evening.
William S Doyle died Wednesday az his home
in Gray-st after lingering illness. Mr. Doyle was
sixty-one years Of age and member OF joan NJ
Wheeler Post G. 4. r.
Next Tuesday afternoon Miss Mary French, o.
New-Haven Conn. will give the first OF series Of
two lectures upon the DEVELOPMENT Of Music from
Cbs5Sl Miss French will illustrate her remarks by
selections from old manuscripts.
melting Of the " H Areson Camp. Sons OF Vet
erans for the ensuing year Commander, Frederick
iunior 'vice-commander Gus stner; ruartermaster,
". H. Delnagen SUI seons W. l. CorDy chapla.n,
C;obe officer Of the guard. Aaron De!hagen; coun-
eli OF administration. II. Williams, Charles Jaco-
'u A. A the meeting Montclar Lodge No 2s3s,
knights OF Honor, on Tuesday evening, the follow
M ofiicers were elected Dictator Robert Wallace;
veeCdictator Max Rateau; ass slant v!ce-dictator,
James c. per reporter Il. {. Wilson, financial re-
yNrter / + Pier: treasurer. Jacob Harris. chap
Ain John Murphy; outside guard Alfred Greener;
irsde guard John G i9s lseS DAME Logan
- Grand Lodge Daniel Logan; alternative, Jacob
Harris - ,,. =, =.
Doremus WAS married on Wednesday TO Lester
SindIe n. Fairfield. at the home OF her father IN
e. T,,ke's Place The ceremony performed by
me Rev Mr.. owens. OF Paterson. assisted by the
e. Mr. Pockman, OF New-Brunswick. Miss Ray
Doremus sister OF the bride her only attend
ami and ner brother Mr. Doremus, the best
man. ,..- CHI, -
following officers were elected for the coming year
H. Doremus secretary. A Webster: treasurer
live committee L. Il Gordill Waiting g. Snow
Chaplain. T. Il Van Wart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
RUTHERFORD.

The four days' fair OF ,he Rutherford Metnod'sts'
which ended on Friday night. vas extremely sue
cass,,l about $500 being cleared. The money VIII
no used to assist in furnishing the ne" chu'cn'
ubtch ia be.ng erected in Passac-ave.. ana WIG"
uiu no one Of the largest and finest in Bergen
county The executive committee In charge OF the
fair was composed OF II. y. Fish h Is t'o"e'
George Wilson Mrs r. y. Fish and Mrs L. W
waterbury, The editor 4 the sixteen-page fair
paper was :. 7. Davy.
The turkey supper given ny captain III! On
Wednesday night to the members OF the Se0o''O
nlatoon OF Company l., I'd Regiment Tor pronc1ehcs
t. dr,ll was the occasion OF mucn good-natured
hadnsee AT the expense OF two officers OF the de-
feated frs; platoon who were present. Speeches
were made by Captain Ely. Lieutehahts nooAS'aNei
and R,ake Sergeants Drummer and Dabinet ana
Corporals Ely and Brecht . -, ,,,.
c,ihiiie 7. Dean daughter OF Edward W Dean, n
ret,red Nev-York merchant. 10 Winthrop Norris.
Of Bos,on is made. Miss Dean is prominent mem
her OF the younger social SET ana Is ihemoet oi
,ha Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club
The Nrst arc lights ordered by the borough TOT
stree,-lightng were put in place last week Ihey
thoroughfare and are supplemented In the presenf
scheme of lighting the borough by about TWO nun
dred and seventy lncandescent lamps.
The first card entertainment o. the season az the
r-nnn club took place the clubhouse on Friday
night proRressi euchre for prizes being the game
An Informal dance followed.
yerein will give their annual Joint performance for
the benefit OF the Calstadt Free Sunday school to-
night in Niederers Hall. The play will he LAT
the direction OF Carl 4 sautter the cast Including
the Misses j Rist L. Rist. Windsch. Niederer and
Letzelter: Mrs Kunz Mrs. Letzelter and Messrs
ssutter, Reinharat. steiscr Rist. sahm and