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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
PASSAlC.

Eistv starving operatives mobbed the house o.
NJ hatzkin manager OF a small clothing Factory
at gogart Heights Bergen County. on Wednesday
night Uogart Heights is a newly built settlement
and the residents are Russian ard ltalan CLOAK,
makers from the East Side OF New-iork, VINO
were induced to settle there by promises OF steaoy
work The factory shut down recently and most
OF the hands became destitute and demanded WORN
or transports alton back TO New-fork Ihey DO
sieged Schatzkin In his house number OF them
brandishing axes knives and scissors Ihe man
ager was a prisoner. but one OF his children es-
caped the observation o. the rioters and carried
an alarm TO Garfield. A dozen special constaoies
were sworn in by Justice OF the Peace Readio'
They dispersed the crowd and arrested nve OF the
ringleaders who were sent 10 the Hackehsack JAN
on charges OF melting a riot. Schatzkins house IL
SIN guarded by the special constables. -,
The toNer OF the new ST. Johns f.plscopaI tnu'el
has already been occupied by hooks OF doses 81
pigeons The worshippers seem 10 .o,'s,hhsr 49, Vii
presence OF the birds good omen ana N'eS VI"
"I Foptv Of her High School friends surprised MISS
BESSIE Rogart al her home IN Garneld on lhursoaS
nlght and had evening OF enjoy inent ala,
Tho Convention OF Boards OF Euucatoh cd!Ieu
he the Passaic board as told in The Trioune re.
Dss,tiw met on Wednesday at the City Hall Every
Sroni lass city in the State was heard from ana
the delegates approved ~. George i Meich p'ai.
Of codifying and simplifying the School Iaw. -
state Association was organized, win pT. "e,N'
a. chairman and W W scott Of Passae' seOcy
smi William d. Wonskeil. OF Elizabeth. were ap,,
uointed a committee on legislation. \ Propossu
schooi law for cities having less than o0O~ popu-
i"tion viii be submitted to the Legislature
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SOUTH ORANGE.

The Rev Anthony II. Stein. assistant rector Of
the church Of our Lady Of Sorrows, IS i'll with
bronchitis.
Wallace Thompson gave bachelors dinner In
Charles W. Smalley's Hotel on Wednesday night.
one hundred invitations We're sent out.
The steam whistle purchased by the South Orange
Village Board OF Trustees for the local Fire De-
partment mas been fitted up in the yard OF the
Gardner Coal and Lumber Company South Orange
The new South orange Village Hall Is nearing
completion. Mr. Barrett, chairman Of the Building
Committee Of the Village Board OF Trustees. says
the hall will be ready about the middle OF Febru-
The Maplcwood Gun club had It's annual supper
supper the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent J. Warren Smith; secretary, W. q. Laldlaw.
manager, u. W. Van lieIstinc. acid captain, W. y.
Drake.
Miss Annie Dare ana Miss Eva Dare Of Amstcr-
dam y. Y, visiting their father. IL. Dare. in
\allcy-st.
Iohn Csnrcy. a livery stable keeper. had rather
an exciting experience yesterday while breaking In
a young colt The animal was hitche1 to a sulky
Tho horse took fright and ran away In Washing
ton Place. just a funeral was passing. The suky
came In collision with of the carriages and was
upset. throwing Cdffrey 10 the ground lie was not
seriously injured. The horse continued run until
A. reached the crossing OF the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad In IRrrison-st. when
track which held II fast. \ train was approaching
when the horse became fast and hardly 800
feet away \ man seeing that the horse would be
killed and that 4 serious wreck imminent
quickly cut the straps from the track ana liberated
tho horse. which was caught
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MONTCLAIR.

The Montclalr Club viii give its January enter
tainment on Monday night. having prepared an cab-
crate programme The entertainers vii be Miss
Bernice ". James. soprano: william Poyntz su.l!-
van, tenor; John Renne. bass5 Miss Minnie Wash.
sionist. Harry VI. Peckham hCmorst. After the
entertainment there viii be dancing.
The second OF the course OF Shakespeare lectures
was given in the Trinity Presbyterian Chape. on
Thursday evening the subject beng "Shakespeare's
Wedding Ring: a Study OF His Marriage and Early
The dance at the club on Now Years Eve vas
OF the largest OF the season, iuny 30 people
being present
Subscription dance was given In the Montcla.r
largely attended
a union prayer-meeting was called on Tuesday
was decided take steps TO alleviate the slnerns
now prevalent in Nebraska ami Dakota. IN" TO-
chairman; Paul Babcork II. .. Eshhaugh T. q.
burgess s g Ennescr. Edward Madison ana John
Miss Bertha Porter of No :, HaFrison-aye.. is In
California vsitag her broiher c. Wilson P3rter~
Darins the absonce Of Wi.iian Z Marcus IN Eu.
rope, Robert " Boyd jr; VII s,.rye a. PRESIDENT OF
John VI. Wheeler Pos. G. \. r. Installed It's OFF,
GERS yesterday evening
G. r. had a sleigh ride 20 Paterson last Monday
night. where they the New Year in with En-
owing 10 lack OF Patronage. the CONCERT which
was to have been given by the Ne" York Phil
Ground was broken Tor the trolley roadbed, in
Verona last week. and the Lire Is slowly working
4 number Of Delaware. Iackawsnna and Western
Railroad commuters left that road FOR the Green
wood Lake Railroad last "Wednesday. To accomino-
s sSnfhe en9S end % iowa Wages are Oe'
The failure OF property-owners 70 clear OF their
walks after a snOwstOrm was discussed at meet
ing OF the Town Council. and an ordinance was
passed requiring this 10 be done Coas,ng was pro,
hibited except In Gates. Watching. clalrmont ard
Bellevue
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HACKENSACK.

The festivities Of the holiday season brought to-
gether many bright people. Among these the Misses
Clarendon. daughters of NJ T. Clarendon. presiden;
Of the Improvement Commission. entertained
party OF friends with whist and dancing. The
Heights Club at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Eugene Crassons. in Central-aye.. professionally
entertained by Hugh j. Emmett. and had guests
l.. c. Rance OF Brooklyn; Miss Abbe Burdett, Of
Elizabeth; Miss Marie Crassons. Of Paterson; MI
and Mrs. Whitney Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
c. Paterson of Atantc-st gave a card and donkey
party. terminating with Dutch supper The young
women OF the Sans Souc gave dance in Library
Hall Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson, OF Hudson
St, gave a musicale. in which old-time minstrel
melodies a feature.
Mayor &. Z Breckenridge ana wife, OF the neigh
boring borough OF haywood. had a large party at
their home. where several hours were devoted to
dancing and feastinG. Mr.. and Mrs. Brocke nrtCe
being among the most liberal entertainers IN Bergen
Second Reformed Church. and MS wife received
their friends in the chapel, where there crush
II was a full-dress affair. and the general response
to the public invitation Indicated the popularity OF
beloved by the young people. and being cultvaici
singer. has raised the musical branch OF worship IN
the Second Church TO leading place among the
Company G.. ID Regiment ~ actively preparing for
its ball, be held January %. In the armOry
This promises 10 be the leading social function 81
the winter. Lieutenant Walter V. Clark, head OF the
committee. has invited many leading military Off
of the State. number OF whom have already
The Young Mems Christian Association has So
cured temporary home by renting cottage In
Safest. II Is expected that the building Will be
occupied next week, when Secretary Niven VIII be
in daily attendance. Services will be held every
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock in the Music Hall
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AfILBURN.

The Ideal Socials. an auxiliary Of the Ideal Lodge
T. o. G. T, OF Milburn. held reception in Bon
nelrs Hall Monday night.
The Hayseed Club. a social organization OF NIL
burn and Springfield met at c. H. Smiths Eagle
Hotel to begin "A round Of calls at the homes %
members and friends Of the society on New-Year's
Day.
The first social affair Of the Twelfth Night Club
Of Miburn took place Monday night when a
masquerade reception was given at the home OF the
Misses Hamilton In Rcctor-st
The Wyoming Literary Society held session at
the house OF Mrs. Plerson Tuesday night. when
"Trby" was the subject OF discussion.
The Misses Carrigg. Of Mountain Road. held a
watch night reception on New Years Eve.
programme OF musical and literary selections was
Stewart u %ew-York: Miss Katie Kelly and The
Misses Flanagan Of Milburn; the Mcssrs. l.lu'n-
stein. Of Springfield John Gentzel. Of Miburn, and
The second literary meeting OF ST. Roses Young
Mems Catholic Association took place on Wcdnes-
OF debate was. "Wnl the Coming Woman Vote"
IT decided that the fair sex should not be en-
rectations and songs. On Wednesday night Janu-
airy g. the association will discuss the question
rs " Advisable for Schools and Colleges 10 De
vote so Much Time TO AthlctcsT
To hep equipment Of the Mburn Volunteer
Fire Company several citizens are considering plans
for an aday tournament Of athletic contests. shoot
ing matches and other amusements on Washington's
Birthday. There Will be contests for volunteer FIRE
only. and II Is intended to extend invitations
TO every volunteer company Of the stale
The wedding OF Miss Minnie Hcrmni Gcntzcl
only daughter OF William T.. Gentzel. of Taylor-st
take place in st. stephens Episcopal Church. on
Wednesday night. January ~
ccivcd news that his slstor-!n-.aw. Mrs. Mary
Emma Leavtt. wife OF David Leavitt, died sud
denly last Friday al her home IN Dresden. saxony.
She was daughter o. TIE la;e Samuel r. Hartt.
United states Navy.
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MORRIS COUNTY.
MORRISTOWN.

THE sTANHoPE BLAST FURNACE STARTS
HANK pIv1DENps-THE SUBSCRIPTION pANoS
meeting of the Morris County Brancn OF the
c,a,o Charities Aid Association was heia on
vr,,asdav afternoon In the y. NJ G. \. Hall Re-
nor,s wore presented showing the work of the last
,.or The question OF separating the young prison.
crs from the old and hardened prisoners in the
county Jail was brought up. and will probably re-
ceive early consideration ,,,-,
The officers OF Hope League. the ladies' auSllidr!
Installed IN the County Hall on Wednesday night oy
past President Mrs l. w. Cory as follows: ffesi-
dent, Mrs Henry Moore; vice-president. MIS-; IL.
Dayton Rabbit: junior vice-presdent Mrs William
Miss Emma Cory; treasurer. Mrs. r.. {. Martih'
conductor. Miss Eliza Mott; guard Miss EH,ma
Plerson campfire and reception was heid si'eer
the services. in which the members OF A., 4. a;
Torbert Post and George q. Meade Camp SOFAS VI
Veterans. took part ...,
An effort is being made TO organize Nationai
there and number of mining industries IN tne
immediate neighborhood. which VIII ptopapy m ~,
a bank paying institution; Already over SS"T
OF the requisite $4,000 capital mas pseh spsc'
idle for some time. has again heeh pun Inn ,nSpr az
ton. afrording employment FOR large hu"oe' u
The National Iron Bank and the First National
Bank OF this city have each declared semi
annual dividend OF per cent the Morrlsowm WI, itus,
Company a SENT ann ual dividend OF per cent ana
per cent for the last six months. -
number OF fashionable AFFAIRS are uhuer con.
sheraton. The subscription dance IN mc., yi na,
on New Years night vas brilliant , amait AN, ana
was under the ausDces or Mrs; H. ". MuIer, M.s
George g: Frelinghuysen Miss Nina row Iann
Mrs II yernam Mr. William ROSCOE stone h Nrs
Tawis Thsbaud Mrs Florence Hoy. Mrs. w. All
ston FLAGS, Mrs. Shipper and Mrs. Field.
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BERGEN COUNTY.
FNGLEWOOD.

THE INCORPoRATIoN OF THE TOWN PRACTICALLY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE CHANGE
There seems no doubt whatever that Englewood
will soon blossom forth town. and that the
present Inadequate and inefficient form OF govern
Will be replaced by something substantial
The movement for the change is the outcome Oh
the opposition the effort TO Top off the Palisades
a part Of the village which is peculiarly dear to
the soul OF Englewood. This effort originated in
the brain OF W. O. Allison who decided that IL
would be expedient thing all around to form
new borough out OF the land along the top o. the
Palisades. 4 bitter cry went up at this from all
parts OF the town. committee OF citizens or
ganized itself 10 formulate new government to
prevent the proposed action, and secured the sig
natures OF ninety -nine well known citizens 10
petition changing the form OF government. Inc
Improvement Society called meeting which hied
the Lyceum last Saturday evening. L. q. Convers
presided. There no enthusiasm lacklnS ana
it was plain enough that the sentiment OF the
voters for such change as would pIeSeryc
the integrity OF f.ngew9q1 ad Ie'aIh dn n
question will be finally decided on February d "heh
IL is expected that an overwhelming majority will
be in favor Of incorporation ana then Ehsiewood
will march on under the same form OF town gov
What with ali The holiday dances and the coast;
ing and skating. the last week has been fast and
ave- has besn excellent and the Hill has been
black with hobs and with coasting parties There
were two large dancing parties on New Years Eve,
one at the Boys. School. and one at the home OF
Mrs Leonard Wetmore on the same day there
was a small morning coton at the Field Club.
New-Years Day showed that the old-fashioned
calls had not gone out altogether. and there were
several ''set" receptions. The Misses Clephane.
ar their home. CarsloSe. gave reception for Miss
NcLaen, which was especially for the young peo-
pie In the evening the Rev JAMES Eells. pastor
OF The Presbyterian Church. and Mrs Eells gave
an Informal reception at the Manse TO which all
the parishioners and many others focked. The
house was crowded.
Colonel H. W. Banks. who broke his thigh a fort
night ago, is not improving so fast as was hoped;
He has developed some unfavorable symptoms and
some anxiety has been expressed lest he should b.
confined to his bed for much longer time than
was anticipated.
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SUMMIT.

The Board OF Fire Wardons held an important
business meeting In their rooms in the Township
Hall. on Summlt-ave.. last evening.
The auction party held at the Beechwood Hotel
for the benefit OF the Summit Frcsh-Air and Con-
valescent Home was success both socially and
financially. and the home IS several hundred dol
lars richer by thseventure.
The Fortnightly Club met In the Library Build
ing Wednesday afternoon. An interesting
paper on "Women's Work" read by one OF
the members
The hall OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton presented a gay appearance New Years
Day. when the Reception Committee assisted hv
members OF the assocaton and cir friends an an
"Olde Fashioned Welcome The programme in
cuded plano solos by Miss Helen Wright recita-
lions by Jere Cobb. ster aoptcon views and selec-
tons by the Brooklyn Male Quartet
Summit Lodge. No 81. Knights and Ladies' Of the
Golden Star, and their friends to the number OF
several hundred crowded Green's Hall on sum
mt-ave:. on Monday evening. at the Second Even
Ing AT Home" given by the members OF the lodge
10 their friends. Guests were present from Mystic
orator. Kearney and star Lodge. No ,
The third and last Of the Assembly dances which
scheduled for the Casino next Monday even
ing. has been Indefinitely postponed, owing to the
death OF Colonel Archer :. Martin.
The Methodist Church. M the boulevard and De-
Forest-ave. was crowded on Monday evening" at
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HOBOKEN.

The will of John G. BesJon of Hoboken. has
been filed with the Surrogate OF Hudson County.
II makes his sons. Leonldas II. and John w. r.
Besson, the executors. To Mrs. Besson and each
OF the sons is given ZOO. while the two daugh-
ters are receive annuity ofscO each. Mrs. Bes
is to receive the income of the resduary estate
and at her death the estate is to be divided equally
among the four children.
Among the various New Years receptions given
I'm Hoboken none exceed either in popularity
attendance that held by Mayor Pagan at the City
Hall Mayor Pagan was congratulated on the sue
cess OF his administration and the reforms ne had
erected. The guests included ministers well
politicians. and the former expressed more graft
natural. Mayor Pagan has not been accused OF
catering to professiona poh,cSns since he took
four hours. during which time Mayor Fssen esti:
mates that he shook hands with about / 800 Of
Tobokcn's best citizens. Afterward he receive.
many calls AT his home.
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NUTLEY.

William b. Elmendorf OF Albany with his wife
and daughter who have been spending several
weeks with Colonel James II. Bailey, of Nutley-
ave, have irturned 10 Albany
Miss Jessie Carlisle OF New York was visiting
Mrs. Frederick Mol. OF the Enclosure. In Passaic
ave. this week
night by the combined congregations OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Reformed and Congregational
churches If NUtley at the church OF the former
congregation. The Revs. William j. Keatlcy
William Stuart and James A. Farley. took part In
the service.
Ernest Welschedcl. 81. died at his house. in
Centre-st.. Tuesday. His son. who summoned
from Scotland, reached home In time to speak to
him before he died.
The Yanticaw Gun Club held club-shoot on its
grounds on Tuesday. About twenty Of the mem-
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UNION COUNTY.
ELIZABETH.
n LEASE THE SITE FOR ELlzAbhih
PORTS NEW SCHOOL

r,,r ercoND ASSEMBLY DANCE-NEW iH'i
RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS
NOTES or NEWS.
EIizaheth's Board OF Education, despite INC w
ioctions that have been raised against H. u,ia'n
, scidod last week to lease from Grace
Eplscopal Church twenty-five building io,s' WIZ.
frop,aea Of 275 feet in East Jersey and LeSihe'o"
eta as y site for the new public school IL Is pio
posed TO build Ezabethport. one a"s'' 49,
threatens to obtain Injunction from 'i' 800,
# tho attenpt is made to erect the scnooi Oh ,''
leased land but the City Attorney mas ueOi'0N
the Council and Board Of Education nave pc ~
r,b, ~ take such n step the lease 10 run io'
ninarv-nIne years. and meanwhile the ohi0e,'
the church are TO take measures 10 He''ie 20
latIye enactment to enable them to sell the piop
70 the city for 1880. within I'VE years ai'e ''u
right 10 sell has been established. Inc Guy ui''
IT purchases the land will pay rental " nc
church Of 500 4 year for the use OF the groun''
The Committee on Sites and New buildings cam"
that \ more eligible site than the one o"eieu W
Grace Church can be found at Elzaoetnport as
there Is plenty OF space adjoining 1t tnat can NC
ueea as a playground. Both the Mayor ana ooi-
troller favor the site selected and the boarn oi
rd,c,,ion will recommend the city Council to AZ
once close the negotiations and accept the tease
Tho second Of the Assembly dances took place on
New Years Eve in the Opera House ana was nlol'
largely attended than the former one one n9 col"
-ey w.
lingvood and Mrs Samuel Bonnet dancing useai.
Al {, 10 and ended at 230 O'Clock p.easdnt lea'u
- he anair was the dancing OF sir roger de
Coverlv'' lust before the tollng or cnurch pens az
footing of whistles ushered in the Ne" rear, ~ -
midnight the orchestra music changed mo LIN, tng
strains OF AUD Lang Syne, the dancers .ah n
up the refrain and singing IT, Then ton2w pnr az,
o,bi,rst OF hlariy and deaiennS noise iroi ~,
SrDs and congratulations in order until the
supper served. = ho ,s already,
Ex-congressman John Kean, jr VINO is aIreauy
IN the field for the Republican nominaton lor lot. uUs
orrnr This wear gave brilliant New year r.
cep,ion for his political and personal friends a, ns
home Among those present were Speaker rro1t'
senator Voorhees, Assembly man Coddlhk ana les-
ident Rarr OF the city Council, while from Essex
came Assent lymen Tice and Olcott and from Mo,
dIesex County Clerk Cougar and Messrs Logan anu
Carson. -, ,.oo -, Ued,as5av
night AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. saul.
10 nj Ely-st. The contracting parties were MISS
Grace smith their daughter and Edward Perrhe
Winans The invitations were limited 10 near
I,afayette Hook and Ladder Company and the
Acyone Boa; Club held enjoyable receptions on
%ev Years Eve which were well attended.
Red Jacket Engine Company gave a matinee
dance on New Years Day, followed by a ban AT
night
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HARRISON.

The Consolidated Traction Company on Wednes-
day began running electric the Bridge
ST bridge They far Passalc-ave
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis celebrated the NTH
anniversary Of their mtrriage at their home at
Davs-ave. and Wam-st on Monday night A
large number OF people from New York, Newark
Harrison and kearny were present.
Father Welsh formerly OF Springfield. Mass, has
been assigned To thc assistant rectorShp OF the
Church of the Holy Cross Harrison.
There were thirty-,hree deaths I'm Harrison and
kearny IN December.
The entertainment by the minstrel troupe COM
posed of members OF the Catholic Young Men,
Association. given At Ioulss Hall, Harrison. and
son. held at Elberon Hall New Years Eve, wero
largely attended.
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ESSEN COUNTY.
NEWARK.
TWO GOLDEN WEDDINGS CELEBRATED
IN NEW YEARS WEEK.
DEATH OF BISHOP FITzGERALpS SislL" SUI
AGAINST THE GREENWOOD LAKE RAIL
man roMpANv

nr.ru OF BISHOP FITZGERALD's sIsTER-A SUIT
AGAINST THE GREENWOOD LAKE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
Two golden weddings celebrated In Ne"a'k
this week Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Griffith. living al
Va los North seventh-st had a notable celebration
on Wednesday night Mr. Griffith is superintendent
of the building department Of the Delaware l'acka
wanna and Western Railroad one OF ms 'n'ee
sons Frank j. Griffith. is assistant superintendent
of the Morris ard Essex Division lie mas wv"
daughters The ceremony of fifty years ago was
repeated by the Rev stephen H. Grandberry' as
sisted by the Rev Charles r. Iialsey. Numerous
presents were made by The employees OF the uelir'-
ment of which Mr.. Griffith Is superintendent Sam
uel Soan president Of the railroad: John H. s'ar'h
General Manager W. F. Halsted. ana Others
Among the guests were President Sloah' sup'''"-
tendent Andrew Reasoner. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ~
Griffith Mr. and Mrs T. w. Griffith. Mr. ana Mrs
+ H. Griffith the Misses r. T.. and f. A. irifhtn
Mr. and Mrs u V. y. Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs FRANCIS
Tichenor Mr.. and Mrs Roger W. Pryor. Mrs. Fran
els Whitley H. c. Ross. Senator and Mrs George
w Ketcham. Miss VI. L. Harrison Mrs. stephen r.
Ti,lard the Rev and Mrs. stephen h. GrandDerry'
the Rev pr G. Halsey. Mr.. and Ms. Walter T.
Gregory Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Bromley MI ana
Mrs c. Van Duyne. Mrs NJ woodruff, Mrs. q.
Smiley Mrs George Dean Mrs. Albert Shumway
and Albert Shumway, jr.. of New-h"rh'
The golden wedding OF Mr. and Mrs Ayres was
celebrated at their house. No 1870 Elm-st They nave
nine children of whom six are daughters. Inc
guests besides the relatives, were Mr. ana MIS-
Bogart the Rev. and Mrs u. w Lusk. OF the
Sixth Presbyterian Church: Miss Hattie TichenoI
and MIR Carpenter
The unknown boy who was killed by tram on
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad at the coal dumps on
Thursday was identified yesterday as Frederick
Schraeder OF 40. lgl Lvingston-st. Adam ''iassoh'
of No So Alorten-st who injur'd In the SANE
accident was lying cot in the city Hospital
Yesterday with a broken arm and an injured reg
when his mother learned where he was
Miss Linda Il. Fitzgerald. sister 81 B!shop fitZ-
gerald. of the Methodist Church. died AT her home.
No. 49, Mulberry-st.. on THURSDAY night. she was
Il years "A active worker IN the Held OF
charity and was for twenty-five years the record
ing secretary Of the Home for the Frendless, OF
which her mother the founder. For many
years also she assistant superintendent OF the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Fitz-
gerald. her brother. started last Monday for South
America where he Will remain one year The
funeral will be held tomorrow at the home OF Miss
Fitzgerald
Terence Devine. OF Montclair who was tossed In
the air by q locomotive OF the Greenwood Lake
Railway Company and badly injured on Decemhr-
2s Bloomfield. has begun suit for $1,000 damages