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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
BAYON\E.

The following officers OF Mansfield Circle. No. H..
Ladies of the G. A. r.. have been installed Presi-
cent Mrs. Mary f.. Huxley: senior Nice-presdoni
Mrs. Mary j. See: Junior vcepresident. Mrs. Amelia
Seaman: chaplain. Mrs. Johanna Vreeland treasu-
rer. Mrs. Amanda Squiers: secretary Mrs Nettie
Mott; conductress. Mrs. Nellie Kenney: guard Miss
Annie Fewkes. AS a token of appreciation for her
services president of the organization last wear
Mrs. Huxley was made the recipient OF a beautifuI
royal Worcester vase
Miss Jessie O. Wheeler. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry A. Wheeler. will entertain her friends at a
reception at her home. No. 80 Yves. Eighth-st this
evening.
Colonel Marvin Dodd. OF Newark assistant adm.
tant-general OF the division. National Guard Neu,
Jersey, and Lieutenant-Colorel William K Mason
and Adjutant BENJAMIN NJ Gerardin OF the an
Regiment. he'd an Inspection In Hendrickson's As.
sembiy Rooms on Thursday evening Of candid tfe $
for Company J.. 4th Regiment. Sixty-two members
Of the Berry Guard passed the inspection and. a
favorable report for the organization and muster
the company viii be made to MsiorC;eneral Joseph
w rlume. conmandant OF the division.
The Fornghtiv Whist Club will play this evening
4; the home % Mr.and Mrs. T. Walter Snyder, No
- West Thiriy-1fth-st.
Arrangements are being made by the Newark
BAY Boat Clubs Entertainment Committee for a
subscription reception Thursday evening. Febru-
airy H.
The annual election for officers OF Bayonne En-
gire Company. No. ]. held on Wednesday
evening with this result: Foreman William
Barnes: first assistant foreman. Joseph r. Still
ger: second assistant foreman, Martin Sunder-
man; secretary. Charles Cure treasurer, William
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SUMMIT.

The last of series of evangelistc revival meet
Ings will be held in the Methodist church In the
Boulevard this evening.
At a meeting OF the Summit Brai en- OF the Fire
mons Relief Association tie following officers were
elected: President, George II. Hodenpyl vce-pres-
dent. Peter Macdonald; secretary, John j. Lane;
treasurer John II. Pheasant; trustees william II.
Coffee John w. Hughes, George '. Muchmore Jere
Il. Coggeshall. 49,
Major j. H. Alderman and his family VINO left
Summit some weeks ago intending 20 spend the
winter in Barbados. detained In New-fork Ciy
by the Illness of Miss Ackerman , . $500
The lodgerooms Of summit 'ouncli, NO Lo-
Royal Arcanum, crowded on MONDAY evening
when Deputy Ora I'd Regent Zimmerman and Past
Regent Evans. of Arboret Council of Jersey city
nsta led the following officers: Regent. George II.
Hodenpyl; vce-regent, Martin Bahler; orator
Charles T. Nicoll past regent. DR. John Burling
secretary, Albion A. Buckley, and treasurer, Elder
r.. Dean
Thomas B. Adams. vice-president Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will deliver lecture
in the association hall on Monday evening. January
2S on Ranch Life the Western Prairie
Music Hall the Hotel Beechwood. was crowded
on Wednesday. the occasion OF an assembly
given by the guests of the hotel
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Is EARNY.

The Kearny Township Committee has authorized
the Public Building Committee 10 purchase land At
the southeast corner OF Davis and Third for
a new school. The Township Treasurer has been
instructed 10 issue certificate Of indebtedness for
5000 pending the issue Of bonds for school pur-
poses.
The Township Committee has accepted an invitation
TO attend the ball OF the Business Mems Association
at Emerson Hall. on February T.
Joseph Smith. Oversecr Of the Poor. reports that
the amount Of the poor appropriation has been OK
pended and that he believes the coming months
viii be- hard the poor of kearny.
Superint endont \. i. IIalcOm. Of tho Kcarnv Pub
lie schools. who Is also principal of School No. ..
took charge Of school No. on Thnrsdny. John NJ.
kcynfon principal Of that school since its opening
four years ago. dcpcscd by the Board OF Educa-
ton. Mr.. Keynton told the superintendent that his
contract with the trustees would not terminate
until July. and he would. report for duty until that
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IIOBOKE

The Tuxedo Club will give its first ball at Odd
Fellows Hall. on Monday evening.
The annual reception of the Hoboken High School
Alumni Association took place at Quartet Club
Hall on Tuesday evening. 1t brilliant
affair. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Macy Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ID. Kimball, Mrs.
Van Holland. Mr.. and Mrs 4. >R. Roach. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Dilworth. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Henkns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Teckert, Misses Carrie Macy. Nellie VI. Rue Lola
q. Hopkins. Lulu Pye. Rachel Abel. Ella v.
ketcham, Addie Besson. Mr.. and Mrs a. u. Ellis
worth Mrs. j. VI. Patterson, Mrs. g. NJ. Pollard.
Misses \. NJ. Sper. isabel Thies. Katharine Eb-
berts. Eta Elders. Annie VI. Sper Mr. and Mrs.
y. Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. Fair. jr. Misses f..
\. Allen. Gillet. Lindsay and Eta Danforth, Mrs.
Charles Kimball. William &. White. Ira @. Ettin-
ser. Robert Glassford. Frank VI. Child. George W.
Cruden. Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Gerdts. j. H..
Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. Crevier. Mrs. G.
I. Brown, Mrs. G. X. Cannon. Mrs. T.. II. Hor-
wood. Mrs. A. NJ. Mayer Mr.. and Mrs. William
Plumcr. Mrs. II. +. Nichols. Mrs 6. c. Barnet;e.
Mrs. George c. Iioughton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs. 7. y.
Stnian. MIR. and Mrs. &. A Burhorn. Edward V.
Ketcham and Mr. and Mrs 4. II. Roach.
Miss Pauline Arata. daughter Of School Trus-
tee Arata, OF Hoboken, and Michael Angelo Cat
osero married In the Italian church. Third
and jefferson SITS. Tuesday morning. The cere-
mony performed by Father Dominick Mar
zet,i. assisted by the Very Rev. Peter Jacobetti
and Father Donohue.
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NlrTI'I' RN

The ncw brick high school building IN Hohart-av"
short ms viii soon bc started II Viii h" - by
81 feet Two stories hgh. and h. ~ cost with mo
exception II heating AL vcniilaiinG. fi2|'
\ povcrtv social Will be held in tho chapel Of the
Flr.t pr.sbyteri,n Chuch. Springfield next Iu"f-
d,y nigh, for the benefit Of the fund for remodel
Ing the church.
Rcv william Alexander WATSON. lately installed
n,s,or Of -, stephens Episcopal church. was the
guest M reception given 10y ms P'rishoherS AZ
H. roc,orv on Wednesday night
Ms. Hcrrnine Gcnizcl. Of Miiourn. and Joseph
~, ,r of South Oranbc. were married on
WaJncslsy night In 81 stephens Episcopal church
The ceremony performed by the Rev James u
u.sson Of Sev-York assisted by the pastor. the
D. Wunam \ WATSON. The bridesmaids were:
III. Anna harrington. OF Milburn. and Miss Grace
o. - Newark 1ohn l.. Gcntzel brother OF the
trita yvas best
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BLOOM FItLD.

Mrs. Henry s. Chapman. of Glen Ridge gave
musicale at her home. sunny Crest. Tuesday even
ing
1t was ladies night ut the Bloomfield cycling
and Athletic Association Clubhouse Monday night
The Bloomfield Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions building was taxed 50 Si. The union pro-
tested. claiming legal exemption The town counsel
WAS OF fhc opinion that the committee could
remit the tax, but suggested that the society carry
the case TO the Stale Board Of Taxation. which will
be done.
The ordinance fixing February - FOR The special
election to vote on the adoption Of the Short law
has been adopted.
Manager Irwin. Of the Watsesslng Baseball club
emphatica'y denies that the club Will play Sunday
games.
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HARRISON

District Deputy Bernard = Walsh ~ th. Fra
torna Legion. installed the newly elected officers ~
Acme camp. No - on Monday night in Odi Eel
lows Han. ON Tuesday night he Installed the newly
elected officers OF Harrison Camp No. Is
The members OF Kedrny Hose Company 40. ?
gave n reception Monday night in Evanss Han
The night schools IN Harrison and kearny were
closed for the season on Tuesday night
Christopher i. keenan, died At his home. IN Scar
ing-ave, on Thursday He a charter member
OF Eberon Camp, No 80 Fraternal Legion.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

The South Orang. Field club bow.crs have tho
81 two alleys at the Orange Athletic CAB until
new alleys for the Field club bait
Colonel T.. ~ Hinc says that 81 ls The intention ~
the New-YorH AMI Philadelphia Traction Com
pany 20 operate over the line u the South orange
AMI Mapcwood road from Orange 10 South Orange.
ana that his company H. going t. construct q
Bound Brook branch. eighteen miles in length. At
once.
The Committee on Back Taxes Of the Board Of
Trustees will prepare legislative bill 90 facilitate
tho collection ~ these taxes EN-Ass0 NIB lyman Bar
rcti added 10 the committee
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BELLEVILLE.

The Republican club Will give an evening" enter
i,inrncnt AMI dance some evening next month. he
new officers arc James Brown. president; Isaac
Vaughn vlco-prcsiient. Werner Forge. treasurer
Samuel Forshee. financial secretary: James Conk'y,
guard 49,, a, .....
Nbram : Hewitt has purchased the uiiy-acrr
Henry Little tract lying partly IN F'N'vih' ara
n,rtiy In bloomfield Township IN" tract IS pafi
Of en-. NJ tine proposed county parks
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I'm AND AROUND THE .. GREATER :. NEM=Y0kA.zs
- NEWS AND NOTES FROM NEW-JERSEY.-

wimerding T. Kearney wIlmerding r, AoeT pav p
and Hail Berry The maid of honor was Miss
Wsry De Peyster Lincoln Bache, and MISS Hentietta
y. Wilmerding and Miss Hortense T. +'''"S''o"s
Emerson Palmer will lecture IN All SOUS SOUS
church G'nitaran) next Friday evening on Inc
Poetry of George Eliot
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49,. ,-u,,od s,a,es pomoogist: Small Fruits and
How to Grow Them William War o: eva pest
cusson Strawberries. pears app,iS, professor
I-ar,il1ar for the Fruits Of this Section, '"S
T. y VOORHEES,; Snap Shots at the potato =, ~
ton G. f.. Chapman. New ork Alumni ~
used for the evening exercises H.. ,,i,ht AZ tho
musicale given on Wednesday nlgn nS at me
borsc of Franklin Nissan In Bruen ave- uhucli N
a,sniccs of the Young Mems Aid Society Oh 'he
Enfnrrnod Church
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MADISON.

The Delaware. Iackawanna aud Western Rail
road will max" Improvements in Madison ana Chat
ham Grade crossings viii be abolished at Pros
pccf-st and WaVerlcy Place. and a station
erected Freight Yards between prOspcct-st and
Maple-avc. and 'ommodious freight station are
also proposed.
The installation OF The Rev William Russell as
pastor OF the Fiist Presbyterian Church took place
on Thursday night In the Webb Memorial Chapel
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WESTFIELD.

Bloodgood Taylor. of the Bloodsood cioth NILS.
at Lenox, will begin next week the construction or
A sewer from their mill 10 the Railway RIVER near
the Railway waterworks -. ,..o.. 49,.
Edgar A. Pearsall of Westheld Is the latest news
paper man to strike luck with this yea, hepuDii-
sistant secretary TO Speaker CROSS
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lRNINGTON.

y Farmers Institute was held in the Town Hal
yesterday under the auspices OF the State Board OF
Agriculture The order OF the exercises was as
follows: THE Best Cow and How to Keep Her
G. b. Sears, Orange County. n. j.. THE Frui,
Question. Professor II. II. Van Denan Of Virginia
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Roberts: engineer. Joseph Burrows. tras:ees John
Ti,rn.y Albert Beck and George H. Simonson
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BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWODD.

rNGIEwooDs LIVING PICTURES \ GREAT Sue
CEss-soME or THOSE WHO TOOK FART
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IAKEWOOD'S GAYEST WEEK.
A BRILLIANT CELEBRATION OF WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY.

yN,s At THE HOTELS CROWDED HY GUESTS
FROM NEw-YoEK AND PHILADELPHIA
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE
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RENTING GOTTA GES AT NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l.. Feb. - (SpecaD.--A few cottages
wee rented during the last week, ana q,tc gooliy
number Of cottage-seekers made their appearance.
Cottages were rented to the Misses Hamilton. Of
New-York. and TO Joseph Bangan president Of the
Rubber Trust For advertising purposes IL re-
ported that George Could had leased the villa in
Bellevue-ave and the cliffs owned by W. Waldorf
Astor Mr.. Could, ir the first place. does not desire
10 come to Newport. and in the next place h. has
neither directly or indirectly. seen person con-
nected with the Aston property in Newport
The late Miss Elizabeth Calender. who died here
last week. left her pretty cottage in Narragan-
sett-ave. TO her nieces Miss Annie and Miss Fran
ces Ogden. OF New-York The Misses ogden ara
well known in New-York society Miss Calender
also left 800 in her Will for the Improvement Of
the estate referred to.
Among the arrivals at the cottages this week w-re
John II. Glover, George Gordon King. John r. Cas-
well and w T. Bull, Of NewYork. Henry y Clark.
Of Brooklyn. and the Rev. J. II. Watkins. Of New
York
Among those who have leased cottages for the
Of 1896 the following: William r TrhNers.
Henry r. Sloane sidney Webster. Harper T. ming
ton. Gouverneur Kortrlght. Mrs Shirley irving. pr.
F. II. Rankin. Mrs. r.. +. Rock. \: +. Tower MIS-.
Stewart and Henry T. Sloane. OF New-Nork. and
Hollis Hannewell OF Wellesley. Mass
ON Thursday Oliver IL +. Belmont placed on
the local list Of personal property holders. u
being his intention to become a resident Of Newport.
MI. Belmont IS large holder OF real estate here.
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PEOPLE AT OLD POINT co MORT.

O,d Point Comfort. Va. Feb % (SpeciaD.-slhcs
cary fall artists. mechanics and decorators have
been at work 10 make the Hygeia more !uNurious,
more comfortable than ever before. series OK
suites OF apartments each comprising parior' oed-
room and bath are new features. The latter are
nerfect In every detail and OF the most modern
styla Among those who TO spend the season az Oo
Point are the family OF General Sackett' OF SACK
ett's Harbor: Mrs Jules Reynal, OF New-fork; MI.
Mccartney and his family. Of Washington MIS-
Rose Mckay Lockwood. of Baltimore. ana many
Army and Navy peop,e.
Many of the officers of Fort Monroe are making
the iygeia their home this winter. Post Surgeons
Vickery and Moseley. with their families. are among
them OF the present class OF officers ohiy
eight are married Music and dancing are muen
enioyed by the young people. The oflcers anu
ladies' have formed a Dramatic Club ana PROMISE
several plays General Kautz, United states army,
retired and his wife and two daughters are Il. o'a
Point for the winter. Colonel William d. Lane
I-ritad States Army retired. and Mrs Lane are
snending their seventeenth consecutive WIZ. sia Mr.
Iste arrivals from New-York are r; GdrS.a' M
80 Mr. y : Radiker. Mss NJ: hadiheI, NJ, vs.
w a TAYLOR : J. Mills. Mrs. w G. feass S.s'
and Mrs " H. Post II. II. Brown MI. anu s.
Henry G. West Mr.. and Mrs A :: uf I.h,an "a Wag
Mrs J. Bufor 5. VI. Thompson MIS- n mares = Sarrofi
nsr Miss A. Friend. Mrs; F. A DAVIS rrom;
Rrookiyn are Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Saro s,o a. i a.
adsms Or ~ s Mclean, w. NJ HanltIoh; MI
Auah w. II u Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. King,
a Mr ard ~ Mrs F. A. Keeney and +. o. Conneh.
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NO ROOM FOR THE WHITE NAN.

Atlanta Feb 20 (SpeciaD.-StrayinS into darky
church in the low country" Of Georgia. the writer
hapDencd upon real "exhortin'.' which is quite
a different affair from everyday ''meetin. A
toothless whltehaired old preacher had reached the
red hot stage Of his discose' singing and sway
Ing he was shouting out protest against dc
trials OBJ de present life breddern." and pcturinS
with lusty roars the contrasting joys lob de lie
ebberlastin'" He used his text-whch seemed 10
have nothing in common with his remarks-to nil
no the waste places ringing 1t in whenever he
ended one thought and before he started on the
devious paths of another He seemed to use u on
the So ne principle that suffering man s"ears OF
whistles to launch himself successfully upon
sentence.
An blow We de trumpet all aroun' about dc
camp, What is you niggahs good 70. anyhow, down
in dis vale OBJ teahs? Yo amt no count In de
persiderashua OBJ de white folks onless it's de voun
time in Dc city. An breddern. takn' in de sistern.
DON yo' know dat down de yearth yo' amt got
no holt nowhar ongside OBJ de white fo'ks? fo'
hyear a po ols niegah now, an yo know hits dc
truf he's a tellin yer an yo' jes' better done come
dis dav TO de Lawn, When yo' go TO make Nttie
liant on de railroad train yo can't go In dc whte
folks wait,n room in de cyarshed. an 20 can 30
in de white folks cyar de train. 20 done go''eT
90 in de place 70 de back folks. In de schoois
vo can't run up agin dem white folks. yo mus
alters STAY Wild lie cullud peoples-,an' heap sight
better comp'ny dey IS. tOoD 70 can epeh ~ y
de white foks chu'ch to hear de Word 90 de iaw y"
oD us all. on.ess yO set In de spesherSi seiss ~
de- cullul fo'ks"-(vOce very loud ana Slng-syrs
here5 but when We gil a ready-fer TO lace up-dem
a golen shOcs-an' to tie on-dem er whlte WINS
bress-de-Lawd.-an' 10 cross ober-dat riopeI So,
danan' thuthem peary gates1init1I crnsmi
up derewe won't find no black 10 KS "al'in nns
ob the great white frOne. An de black man shan
be dere an de yaler man shall be der n ann We ds
d. rel man an-an' de blue man! An dow se oe
all arOun about De camp.
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MTs Jacob Hays Mr. ana Mrs. p, II. woolley Dr.
S g r. MaisGn Mr. and Mrs y p Hays Michael H.
Il1ih ar Miss A'nar Mr and Mrs Man N1than
Wing Mr ana Mrs a j. Gilman ' '' Mr and Mrs O II A.
smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. X H. Eetts. Thomas Nor
stanton Bayer r and 'N rs Alfred iicjieIb4ch
Mrs. Edward Kearney. Miss Bertha Sawyer. w. W.
any Ms Otto Hor r4S inc n H:If rs R ea
body, Mr.. and Mrs: G. Sldenberg and Mr.; and Mrs
Peabody. Mrs G. il Fie,cher Mi Miss Fletcher L. L.
DAVIS Miss DAVIS. Mr.. and Mrs. w II: Erhart
Miss Pummer and Joseph j. De Long of Brooklyn
and Mrs w. 5. Gummere Justice Patterson. MI
/: Esmes, Miss Eames, Professor and Mrs Henry
Ened 0sharn n Mss IGsePh PM 0so8T WaT e
Mr.. and Mrs. f. La Montague Miss la M9nhg ,Ie
Miss ASe Upton Mr. ana Mrs a. Mrsn Mrs
araFeT IT. Mrs Mrs i Nsary Sra RGmsro Kch Mrs
T. Wainwrlght. Nr. and Mrs. r, II. howard, Mr.
ana Mrs. G. r Hodgman Mr. and Mrs G. =. Ilodg-
Acosta Emilio Del Pine, Colonel u. Woodruff Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Passavant, Mss \; H. Lusk Mr.
New-York; Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Noyes. the Misses
Noyes. Miss NJ. y. Plummer Miss u. J.. Newton.
Mrs. }. f. Cowing Miss L. =. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs + A. Hibbard Miss FloTence Mead, NJ. Il.
Among the recent arrivals at the Laurel House
are Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Fisk. tho Misses Fisk Mrs
James Gallatin. Miss Galatin. Nj and Mrs Francis
4 Winslow, Miss Florence Scoheld. Mi. ana Mrs
Pardee, Mr. and Mrs William Ropes. Mrs. Davis
j. GArliner DAVID Gardiner. Mr.. and Mrs William
:; Patien. Miss Paiten. Miss Grace Patien. Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence kortwr.ght. Or. and Mrs. Brileman
Miss Brilsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Wilson,
Miss Mabel Wilson. Mrs. \. T. Whitfield. Miss
Whitfield, Mrs. Belle Stow Sutton. George Fade
Miss FADE, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hull. Mrs. William
X. Strong. Mrs Pfarl. H. NJ. Alexander and
George II. Smile. II NewYork: Nh" l.. l.. Wood.
Miss ;. \. Story. Arthur W Malloy, Mrs. AleNan-
der Pearson. Miss Leti;ia Pearson. Mr. ami Mrs
John w Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beal. Of
Brooklyn.
Among the guests al the Palmer House are Mrs
W. l.. POmerOy Miss PomerOy. MIS-. ". d. pcrrlnc
Mrs. r. L. Bier Mrs. NJ f. Pnchot Miss Emily
Jones w Dallas Goodwin. W. II. H. Pullcn Nj.
and Mrs J. Fulton. Mrs. Elizabeth Scott ~. D
Perr.ne. Mrs. john Kctchum. Mrs Lima Sc1rles
Mr. Row.and Joseph \: herman Mrs. II. Coulter
Mrs. T. Falk. II. Y. O'Ericn. ir.. Mr.. ana Mrs
Walter Emerich. II. ;. Koykindale. and NJ. Van
Sam Of New,YorE; Mrs. r; r Dobbs. CAar.es \.
Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Andrews. Mrs Eliza
beth Clark, Mr. and Mrs. O. +. Hubbard. j. \. Ell
wards. l.. G. Wilder. Mrs. /. q. Wilder, and r. W
Wordsworth. of Brooklyn
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THE CONNECTICIT LEGI>LITCRES WORh
MANY BILLS. BIT NONE or GREAT IMPORTANCE
4 WV rAsINn FOR MANTI0I.D.

MANY HILLS BIT NONI: or GREAT IMPORTANCE
NEW CASINO FOR Hartford.
Hartford. Feb p CSpecla0.-The Legislature has
over so pieces Of legislation before IT, but none OF
them are Of the first Importance. me session.
while II Is lively enough in some ways. has not yet
developed any bills which Will bring out the loDpy
force to any such extent during the last session
There has bcan 4 little brce over the proposed
Home for lncurabcs In Wcthersiicld. the people OF
the town Directing the presence OF such an hstI-
futon on the main street Of the town. ana during
The hearing Gardiner Greene. j., mei!lDet VI 'le
House and also If the former House said that the
hill incorporating the Chiren's Aid Society failed
Of its passage because the committee of the last
LEGISLATURE refused to pass II unless its members
were paid for it, The remark was called down
by the chairman OF the committee at the hearing
and 1t went no further The bridge scandal in
vcsiigation has died out practically unless some
new phase should come up next week.
Altbouph # has been nearly nine months since the
court Of the Common Council granted permission to
the Hartford Street Railway TO Introduce electric
transit, the main lines Of the city are not YET
equipped use. and horses are sim drawing the
ears. 1t is promised by the company mar the new
pOwer-hOuae Will be- ready ior ol,I"'lon az v' DIS
The lOth Of March, and that the ears VIII then
move by the trolley. but ms DEPENDS ~ som H. meas
ptnv bv the Board of street Commissioners. which
has not been friendly TO the pt"srras "a , tne Toih,
making many demands OF me cohpIi'y sIia' nav
not been made Of other companies III othcr cities
The expense attending the change - ABOUT SJWVJ:
'rhe rhIef social incident Of the week the
opening of the new Prospect Casino just over the
Mes. Hartford line. II ~ the outcome OF the desire
NJ the Iocnlity known The NclgnborhOOd."
which Is a large settlement about two niles out on
Earning ton-aye for place for entertainments
and social enjoyment without coming To the city.
the building II modest structure architecturally.
hn, h,s a h, ndaomc assembly room. which can be
used FOR balls and "a we-ntted stage, ~ that II
can be turned into n small theatre for amateur
NAYS There are also parlors card rooms, a wide
and long vcranda and A billiard room ana bowling
alleys The dedication was made the signal Tor
..st.I. n ~.
cost about 5000 and was built by general sub
scrintions OF stock by nearly every one IN the m
Ia vicn,ty II Is In the locality just east or
Vanderbilt nm which il now known as the Morn
ius SLOPE" and which ~ petitoning for annexation
rro,n West Hartford o this city In order to take
advantage OF water supply. sewerage electric light,
In and schools The western section OF the town
L. moi in favor OF the proposed annexation.