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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWOOD.
THE wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY DANCE IN THE
ARMORY-wIAT THE TOWNsFOLK ARE

THE wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY DANCE IN THE
ARMoRY-wHAr THE rowNsFoLK ARE
TALKING ABOUT.
Enslewood people were quietly patriotic yester-
day. even though there no especial observance
OF the day The usual quantity of American iags
were Haunted to the breeze, and the ased anu
dignifed eagle had a frequent place OIL no"o'
The streets were filled early with the beating OF
drums and the footing OF flies. but the Pa'a"e'S
were made up mostly Of the small boy! VINO was
IN betimes TO honor the memory of the hatche'-
story man" as he irrevercntly calls the Father OF
His Country. In the evening large ana mos
ENJOYABLE dance was given in the armory lhere
were many out-of-town people present an" "
course the college youths returned In sood! mum
bers TO make their usual conquests All me young
girls counted upon this visitation of the college
men and that is why every one OF the
damseis Of the town who was TO be seen IN the
street Yesterday was arrayed in her best DID ana
tucker |; was silent but graceful tribute TO the
easy power over the feminine heart Whlch the
Engewood boy at college sometimes Yields ana
at any rate always thinks he commands Inc
Armorv Hall was decorated for the dance as
prcttily as usual. and as the floor was IN perfect
condition the ball was a great success. An elabo-
rate sumner was not served. but what Of that?
Engewood dances not noted for their eN-
ensve suppers because The people there s Ge' nb
II there R,a' probably more fact than fancy in the
story of The New-York society young man who
attended dance in Englewood every nigh, FOR a
week and went home full OF ideas. but as hungry
and gaunt a wolf. -
Soberer folk continue to talk here Of the
bright chances that the beloved Palisades VIII
stand unbroken and undecided. and an eyes nase
been turned toward Trenton 70 watch the progress
OF the legislative measures for preserva tion me
Man for incorporating the town under the Short
act also claims It's full share OF talk and interest IN
IL grows greater the time for discussion draws
The final decision of the Field Club 10 put
strictly amateur baseball nine In the field in the
spring meets with hearty approval on many saes;
The anomalous of affairs that had exisieh OF
a nine half professional and half amateur was
highly unsatisfactory. and nov many pe1P't ar ~
glad tina; for this year az any rate there VIII ne no
chance for the Englewood youth TO play as sports;
rather snortsmen The other plans of the Field
Club for the spring and summer are oeins m1ppei
ONT with unusual There will be a Gay devoted
70 field athletics in the late spring and in June the
tennis tourney will be played Croquei and archery
are to be encouraged also. , ,
The Rev DR.. a. F. Schaufiler e,presden, OF
the NeW-York City Mission and Tract society maze
two extremely interesting addresses in the Pres
byterian church sunday He capvated ms near
ers both old and young and his stories to the chill
dren were most effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
RUTHERFORD.

The West End Improvement Company opened
it's new hall In Union-ave. on Thursday night With
a reception and dance.
A. B. futile will lecture before the Research
Club next Tuesday night on The Principles and
Methods OF Industrial and Social Reform.
The Business Mems Association has been OF such
service to the local tradespeope that the larger
possibilities of a board OF trade being dis
cussed The association has named Freeholder {.
r. Solely, Wickham Williams and G. L. Parker az
a committee to report on the matter.
Men connected with the Lyndhurst Presbyterian
Chapel celebrated the National holiday yesterday
by successfully cooking and serving George
Washington supper" for the benefit OF the chapel
such well-knowD men the Rev. II. ii. i. Miles
ex-Assemblyman Charles F. Harrington and jus
tice y. A. Kuhn being among those Interested
Two well-known young New-York musicians
George Stehl. vionst, and Albert Burgomeister
pianist. will appear at the Union Club Auditorium
next Thursday night for the benefit OF the Cnita-
rian Church Of Our Father.
The Republican candidate for Mayor this spring
will probably be Edward J. Turner. and the men
ton OF his name has already aroused a chorus
OF approval including commentator by Demo
Gratis Mr.. Turner IL young and successful local
business man. president Of the Business Mems
Association. ex-president OF the Union Club. ex
president OF the lincoln League and prominently
extremely popular. and his election by a large
majority Is conceded.
Miss Winifred Evans and Joseph II. Kearney
were ma FRIED Wednesday night at the home OF
the brides parents in Lyndhurst, by the Rev. r.
II u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
HOBOKEN.

The Kings Daughters of 81. Pauls Protestant
Episcopal Church gave musical entertainment on
Wednesda evening. Among those who took part
were Miss Olga NJ. Monsanto. c. Cameron, MISS
Louisa Beckers Master Harry Bloom, Edwin Cal
Ion. Master Lambert Eben. Misses Addie Won
Dreehle Gussie Bertholf and May Martin.
The Epworth League, of the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church. gave patriotic sociable on Tuesday
evening under the management OF Miss Helen
Richardson. its president. The tableaus shown
were Before the War" During the War and
after the War" Among those who took part were
T. s. Let's George l.. Jones. Miss Stout, Mrs. f.. A.
Steadman Miss f. Marten and Mrs. Charles L.
Pitts.
Garfield Lodge. No. q. knights Of Pythias. gave
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank II, Cordts.
Mr. and Mrs John C. LeeTy Fre1erick SG onn1s.
Mr. and Mrs, ii: BrnkeT. NJ: and Mrs, H; Leo
Rku H; Mr.. and Mrs s. Breitmeyer, the Misses
Ians; Mr and Mrs, +: schmidt, Nj; and nd Mrs Mrs
r: Hagen Mr.. and Mrs: ". Il. Fehrback. Mr. and
Mrs. " Bishop Mr. and Mrs u Am% n nam
r and Mrs Msn W. ass es Yrs Miss Emm
Sudder and Miss Kelly
The Miller Rine Club gave its annual ball at Odd
present. we're s CAPTAIN Ga and MTs e Miss Della
Thely, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordts Mr. and Mrs
Potter Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ siader. Mr.. and Mrs
G. Bohm. Miss Youmans. F. c. Crandal. George
Niather. Miss Katie Schumann William Feinburg
Stra thmann. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mrs. Bergerow,
Miss T. Bergerow. John Forrest. Miss Lizzie Miller
Mrs. Z. F. Wilson. George Doremus. Miss Jessie
Hhnert Mrs Wright Mrs. Hamewly. Miss Met
tel Jesse Kurtz and Miss Clara Beekman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
RAILWAY.

Miss Ursula Edgar Of New Brunswick-aV' s's'e'
OF Major George y. Edgar. died at he' no''' ~
,r,,, fran, combinations resulting from the grip
car,eret Council No ssi Royal Arcanum, on
Tuesday night celebrated their tenth anniversary
Regent Walter Feter presided and delivered inc
address OF welcome. =, 49,, .,i assa,,h.v
at The clubrooms TUESDAY night. The paro e.,
were Mrs A. T.. Woodruff. Mrs {. r. Nool, ~
George A. Young Mrs. Charles Il. Squire MIS-: l.s
lie Lupton Mrs Edward 5. Savage, MIS-. Gsolse
T. Brown and Mrs Frederick $. Squire me he NJ
lion Committee were Mrs George A. lounS' MIS-
A z Woodruff Mrs. Charles Squire ana MIS- T. =
Wood f. W. Durham was chairman
A new council OF the Royal Arcanum Is ABOUT 10
be Instituted In Railway with charter memoer-
ship OF forty-hve most OF whom are seceders from
Carteret Council ,,,,,.. 49,. o,,o,,,,s
Judge Mccormick. OF Elizabeth. has appointc 90
Edward y. Kelly administrator OF inc estates ="
William and Ann Delaney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
ARLINGTON.

An entertainment was given in the First Meiho-
dist Church on Monday night entitled The River
singers" The pastor the Rev. John \. cole. read
the story connected with the singing. and T.. Rigby
led the choir OF girls and the string orchestra
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Baptist
Church held its annual meeting on Wednesday
night a, the home OF Mrs. Cornwall. in Terrace
Place.
4 Young Mems Christian Union is to be organized
In Arlington.
The Essex Baseball club will give sociable
TUESDAY evening at the home OF Percy Frazee. in
Plnc-st
Addison Lord Day. superintendent OF the IIoyt
Metal Works. started Tuesday with his family
for Florida.
Company g. LIST Regiment. viii attend the ser
vices At the Trinity Mission tomorrow The Rev.
John Keller will preach special sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
SOUTH ORANGE

The Village Board ~ Trustees has decided to
abolish the Office u police sergeant and ~ special
officer for sunday duty.
Tn. Sewer Committee has been empowered 20 Sc
cure rerustis q property to construct trunk
sewer. and confer with the Miilburn Township
Committee -
The OH Board Of Governors Of the Fire Depart
fnrnt has decided The following ties resulting from
the recent election President Charles j. barrett
chosen ,
Gardner u Co,bv Lodge. 1885, Brotherhood Of Rail
road Trainmen Will hold it, anniversary reunion at
Empire Hall mex; Monday night
star Of Hope Division. Sons OF Temperance was
rcorgan!zed Monday night at the home OF Miss
clara Rcifern In Rigs Place This Is the lodge
OF which the charter was recently turned In by
louis NJ picOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
MONTCIAIE

4 large audience was present IN the Gu" h"li
on Tuesday evening 20 witness ne much-talhrh-
OF arj.-ts' tabeaus which were given Tor the D'h'
81, of the Mouniainside Hospital The programme
included vocal and instrumental music that me
waits between the pictures nigh; be made pleasant
Tho uictures and the artists in charge were Pop"
and Monk" T C. Earle "carmencita, Harry
Fem: An Offer OF Marriage Manfred Trau'-
school: Love VS.. Riches" Harry Fem. statue
J. Scott Hartley. Welded" !. :. King The oracle
Of the Hand" T. Is Manloy "Floecei." Manfred
Trauischoil. Envy" Harry Fem. "courtshi? Of
Miles Standish." J. 5. King. The Wooing. J. u.
Manlev: Dream Of Fair Women Helen Of Troy.
Cleopatra. Jeph;ha's Daughter. Fair Eosamun1 ana
loan OF Arc" W &. Grecnough; summer !.
Scott Hartley In all cases the posing was al
mirable and the details Of the original pictures
copied faithfully who took part IN the pictures
were Mrs 4 : Schroeder and the Misses Fem.
Clarke Harrison. Bofuc. Howe. Croleir. Duncan.
Morrison Iescom. Gardner. Edith Rogue Annette
Harrison Newton Nash. Fanes ana Henson ana
Nesqrs Philip Dore'nus. Bostwick. Place. pormhn
Schroeder DufHeld. Topre. Power. Tran'schod and
Power. -,
4 meeting Of the pastors OF churchc~ ana The
managers Of the Childrens Home was neld % m me
day for the purpose Of organizing loGai ooarb OF
idea is to bring together homeless children . ana
childess homes. II was unanimously aFreeh that
10 act with representatives OF the Home managers
in the formation Of the board ,, ,.,
Mrs Ferguson froWll gd'' "'''"'''
tea at her home in Maple-ave yesterday afternoon.
The seventh annual ball OF the Puritan Cub VIII
be held in the Bicycle Opera House next TUESDAY
evening a large number Of tickets has been soid
and elaborate preparations for tho occasion are be-
ing made. - ..-,.... -. a.. RI,
The young ladies' missionary society o. The FIRST
Presbyterian Church at its annual meeting elected
Miss Alice Howell president: Miss Alice Carter.
vIce-prcsdcnt: Miss Julia Watkins. secretary, and
Miss Grace Walker. treasurer. . .
The W g. T.. L. will hold meeting In the Y. NJ
G. A parlors on Monday afternoon. the subject or
discussion being Danger to Our Girls. Miss Mary
Holmes and Miss Bushnell. director and ma IRON
r1sneciIvcly OF the Newark Refuge Home for Errlng
Women viii tell Of It's practical work.
The following officers were elected AZ the annual
meeting OF ClnsIde Hose 60. No 4: President. II.
Ij,till. vice-prcsident r.. A. Van Gcson secret iry
John Mancinl: treasurer. l.. j. Howe: FOREMAN John
Deot assistant foreman A. A Messler.
The Firemens Relief Association have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year; Auguste
+ Varno pre sident; William II. Jacobus. vice-presi
den. " Lou Doremus secretary, John K Liver
more treasurer: A. r. Smith visitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
KEARNY.

The Kearny Central Republican Committee has
elected for president Charles Smith; vccpresident,
Louis Hartung; secretary. Richard Veae: treasurer,
l. D. c. Woods ST.: sergeant-at-arms, John Cruih-
The Surprise Bowling Cub has arranged for
series of games with the Arlington Club team next
week
Professor Carl Won Holy starts for ST. Petersburg.
Russia. about MAY !, to take position in n large
chemical laboratory
The Highland Outing Cub has been organized.
L. s. Kemp is president: j. W. Rookie. purser:
William McGi.. secretary. William Tolen COM
mander: r. Young. captain; Hugh Wil,oughby.
boatswain. and r. Agile. steward
Mrs. a. J. Westervet gave a MASQUERADE party
for her daughter Mamie on Wednesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
BLOOMFIELD.

large Short Law meeting was held in Watses-
sing on Monday night. Addresses were made BY
Committeeman Forster Thomas Cakes and others.
The Short Law Committee closed IT, campaign last
evening at the Berkeley schoolhouse.
4 chi.dren's ma squerade carnival was he'd at the
home OF Mrs. f. :. Back. Watsessng. Monday
night.
II was ladies' night al the Blo mheld Cycling and
Athletic Clubhouse Monday night. The ladies'
BOWED for prizes. the first being by Miss
Nedarn: second. Mrs r. g. Van Anken. third. by
Janet DALEY. Dancing followed the bowling.
The marriage OF Lula Ernestne Hayes. OF Bloom
field and Harry \. Bridor. OF Newark. took place
In the recory OF the Church OF the Sacred Heart on
Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. j. NJ Mendl Of Montclar. The bridesmaid
was Miss Mary A. Hayes. and the best man. John
Brydon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
IRVINGTON.

THE Irvington Record" has changed ownership.
The new proprietors Frederick Jaretzefski and
Cornelius Il. Parker
Work on the excavation for the town hall. which
has been delayed for some time By bad weather
has begun.
Sarah T.. widow OF Israel Lyon. died at her home.
in Unon-ave.. Wednesday. Mrs. Lyon was seventy
six wears old and a sister OF william van
Houten who died a week ago I'm the same house.
Postmaster Calvin ID. Van Cleve who has been III
with pneumonia IL In IA critical condition. Bright's
disease having set In.
A club was organized Wednesday night ami
named the Amateur Comedians. 1t will give enter
tainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
SUMMIT.

The Young Mem Christian Association held
social meeting Monday evening.
Professor Martin Bahler will deliver address
before Summit Council. No l.0i2 Royal Arcanum. on
March on Popular Astronomy and Its Relation
TO Other Sciences"
A petition signed by Augustus f. Libby. Joel G.
Van else Charles + Wood and dozen other
prominent citizens In Summit; requesting that an
examina tlon be made OF the books OF the various
township officials for the last five years. has been
granted by the Township Committee. and a promi-
rent New-York expert has the matter In charge.
An entertainment sor the benefit Of the Summit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
HARRISON.

The funeral OF Thomas F. Swan was held Tues
day at his home. No 50 Harrsonave. and was
largely attended. The burial was In the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre
The members Of Kearny Lodge No 1876. ]. O.
O. F., he'd an anniversary celebration Thursday
night at Evanss Hall. A. ,,,,
The Rev DR. Tilley. pastor OF the Episcopal
Church will preach sermon tomorrow night In
memory OF Mrs Charles W: Rothe ,,,
At the meeting of the Peoples Buiding ahd
Loan Association Tuesday the receipts amounted
70 n4665 81 Seventy-seven and half loans were
made. agsregat'ng $i55O. at premium ranging
from ~ to ~ per cent. 49,,
The Harrison Maennerchor and German English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
FRANKLIN.

The Lost and Found Social club will hold It's meet
in9s In the future at Paxton's Sagwa Hotel
Politicians looking after their fences for the
coming spring election. Several new candidates
In the field for Town Committeeman.
John Corb. whose pension was granted in the
latter part Of January and rejected February 9.
has received "A check for his full allow The
rejection paper was sent through error Of the
Pension Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
Mif.LBt' R<.

The second club shoot OF the season was he'd by
the Union Gun Club Its grounds on Wednesday
afternoon. Besides the contests for club prizes
there several sweepstake contests open to all
Union Counci. No. 6. Golden Star Fraternity. OF
Millburn held musical In Bonnelrs Hall on Thurs
day night. The local artists were assisted by New
ark performers
George G. Palmer, Mrs Palmer and Miss Elsie
Campbe. OF Old Short HIS have returned from
Georgia. where they the guests Of the Rev. and
Mrs. A. y. Stanley. formerly OF Mllburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

4 Junior Social Club has been organzeop by the
young people with tine following officers. President
Louis Thurston; vce-president. Miss Pussy Ledy:
treasurer. Miss Theodore Appleton; secretary
Philip X. Hay.
4 pink concert was given at the Nutley club
house on Wednesday night by CHAPTER No. of
the Ladies' Guild OF Grace Church The
singers came from Newark New-York Orange
and Nutey. The house presented . pretty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
RELLENII.LE.

4 delegation from the Silver Lake district OF
Bellevllle was in Trenton this week 70 present a
petition protesting against the proposed annexation
OF the district 10 Newark.
The Bellevile Republican Club gave an entertain
ment and hall Thursday evening.
The Epworth League OF the Methodist Church
gave n supper on the evening OF Washingtons
Biz. hdav In the Sunday school room.
Silss y Cummings and Miss Annie Bennett. Of
WoodsIde were married Thursday evening ut
the WoOlsIde Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
CHATHAM.

The formal opening OF the Chatham Whee.men's
new clubroom In the Kelley Building took place
"Wednesday evening The room was decorated with
flags and pictures
township Collector Poole has published a list Of
2ji delinquent taxpayers In chatham Township
match between the South Orange Field Club
bowled on the nathan alleys. resulted: latham q
first game. sl5; second IA: South Orange club s27
and S2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
WESTFIELD.

The Rev ~ w Caldwell of the Westheid rFeS-
byterian Church. Is taking vacation.
At special meeting of the Westfeld FIRE Depart.
mont on Monday Cyrus F. Wilcox. the newly elected
chief and his assistants were commissioned a"" 'e
department turned over to them. - 10.
The Crawford Mutual Telephone Company mas
been orga nized with ia mes Rogers president ana
Little secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

Fresh Air and Convalescert Home was given IN
Music Hall AT the Hotel Beechwood on Thursday
evening. and large amount was realized in c, b.
e.ected the following officers: President: Colone
Henry l.. Person; vice-presdent Albert W. Neweh
secretary and treasurer, John ~ Cady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
WOODBRIDGE.

The fact has just been made known that Laurltz
Alsen and Mrs Lizzie Taylor were married on Feb
ruary TO- In Railway. by the Rev. J. A. Leggett. Of
the Presbyterian Church
Colonel Jones. of Monterey. Cal. Is the guest or
the Rev. Joseph McNulty
reception was given by Anchor Council. No 40.
Junior D. u A. NJ. on Washlngtons Birthday
evening, In its new quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

scene with pink roses. pink draperies., pi an
screens pink shaded lamps. and many pun :,
tunes At o'clock the concert began; anu az -
o'clock supper was served in the club dining-roo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

School Society gave masquerade ball TUESDAY
night al the schoolhouse in Cleveand-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

TWO IMPORTANT MUNICIPAL MATTERS UNDER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WORK on THE
eD REGIMENT ARMoRY PERSONAL NEWS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-19
Monday. JaIy 10

A collision between the two faction Ia
oithc Creek Nation IL threatened, and
there IL talk Of assassination.
Two girls, named Flora Gideon and
Mary Tomasch, cousins. Of Cleveland,
o, were drowned in Chippewa lake.
The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail
road Company has announced an Al.
vance Of 10 per cent In wages 10 1900 tip
plcmen, drivers and outside mine labor
ere.
Two thensand coal miners in Ohio
county, West Virginia, will strike for
40 centsA ton to day. They have been
working for the Ohio rate Of 81 cents a
ton.
A bad wreck occurred at White Sui
pher, o., on the Big -Four, resulting in
the wrecking oiiourteeu cars Of whiskey,
tobacco and candies, amounting in value
to $4,000. Dick Hurley, moulder ef
Cincinnati was killed.
A. NJ. Kennedy Of Delayan, Morris
county, Kan, has jutt died, after fast
ofsiKiy-eight days. Kennedy was taken
VI several months age, his malady bai-
fling the physicians. Then he became
pAr~ly.sd. aud from ,hH, day until M.
death he took no food.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-19

Enron TINS
oAeLrY. Utah. July IS. 1886.

OAKLEY, Utah, July rs, 1890.
Enron TNEs:
Subscriptions Ia Tnr TINE. received At
the posiofiice, and receipt given for the
same.
Therec,nt rains we're very discouraE-
ing 10 brick men, but did the farmers a
grea; deal Of good
The farmers are preparing iog the hay
harvest In this vicinity. The crop IL
rather light, owing to such ate irosts
this year,
Elijah Horton and John Hansen went
10 the hills to prospect. +. 81. seems to
think That prospecting will beat store
keeping.
Fishing IL very good H. you can lind
anything TO catch. one man caught a
frog and ate him and said IL was very
goodto an excursionist.
C.. II. Neel while hunting horses,
came on 70 three bears. lie hcIded one
up tree Ter some time until he could
get q gun, but when the man with the
gun arrived, 10, Mr.. Bear had departed
and Charley was disappointed.
one Of our selec,meu, Mr.. Archibald,
is welding the rod for a minuow az this
writing Ne are in homes the gentle
man will catch plenty Of l.h and have a
good time. l.ater-lle caught thirteen
in less than an hour and is cut again.
G. II. Kicker Il. l.. Wilson and an.
other gentleman from salt Lake were
here on fishing excursion. The boys
had good luck, They took several pounds
Of fine fish home with them. Ms.