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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
PASSAIC.

TWENTY-FIVE citizens organized a Municipal League
on Tuesday eynlng the home OF Alfred Spcer
The objects OF the league secure a reduction
The league will watch the city and county elections
with the view OF wipng out any Irregularities that
may be discovered. and promoting honest govsrn.
ment The officers elected are DR.. J. Parker Pray,
PRESIDENT Frederick a. Baker. secretary. and
George II. Mathcr. treasurer.
There is trouble between the city boards becauas
the cOunc. has cut down the Appropriation for
schools from 5000 to $4,000. and the estimate for
building a new school from sisODO TO $4,000 The
schools on less money than was asked for. and the
Council the School Trustees OF entrava-
gance. Mavor Mclean has asked the trustees TO
meet him soon decide what can be done toward a
satisfactory settlement
The public school pupils Will get away from their
studies u week earlier Than usual this year. some
bright teacher discovered hat the schools had always
been 1cpt open wces ionger Than the state raw &C.
mands. and presented the matter to the authorities
1t was decided 10 bring the term 10 an end on June
June %
The population Of Passaic. shown by the State
census Just completed. is almost exactly B.V' The
enumerators have to visit a few struggling houses
figure. unless. !s thought. there has been an
undercount in the Second and Third wards. The
popula ton shows increase Of 212 per cent since
1890 and Of l2l cent since 1885. The school cen
s,,s cnnmerators report 1859 children OF school age
In the city. There Is slight falling on In two
wards and the Board OF Education viii petition the
State cduca tlonal authorities 10 order recount in
these dlsiri The State school grant liz made on
a per capita basis and the city loses about - TOT
each child not enumerated.
The High School Alumni Association Will give a
dinner June at More.los. New York. for The
members OF the graduating class OF %.
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Tire following salary ordinance has been adopted:
Treasurer and Collector. $500: Clerk. 800 Counsel
s. O0: Water Purvcyor and Street Commissioning
500. janitor Town Hall. $50: Chief OF Police. $780,
roundsman. $50 patrolman. $50.
The water question settled Tuesday even
ing by the Township Committee. Two bids were
received. from the Baylis a. Schuyler Com
pany and the other from the East Jersey Water
i'0upaDy The former offered TO furnish pure artc-
slaD yafsr. IN quantities. Of from poo.No to
8U,4jUD gallons \ year. at 80 million for
t~.nD-nys ,onrs rhe East Jcrsey Water Com
many bid furnish pur" water. according TO
spccincai lions at $50 n million gallons FOR ten.
fifteen or twenty-five years. Committeeman Lou
den offered n resolution that the contract be
awarded To the East Jersey Water Company, the
lowest bidder. and instruciing the clerk to draw up
a contract. under the supervision OF Counsel Par
ker This adopted
John UOlmark, school census taker. has COM
pletcd his report OF schools to the State Superin-
tendent. The list IL follows; First district 655
second $50: third i.cS: fourth and NTH. 800 At
a meeting II the Board OF Education Wednes-
day night superintendent Falcon reported an
ro.mcnt OF So chren. with average attend
ance OF 30 1t found that through error
OF the clerk. the janliors Of the various schools
will receive an increase Of salary Of from 81 to $40
n month.
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lIAYONNI.

Frederick y Tarr son OF ox-Mayor william {.
FAR. has been admitted - IA" Bar ~ New-lcrsey
Acc .upanloi iy sirs. Thomas j. Kennedy. Prlncl-
Pal PhLlp . Nroom. co.: Public Schoo. 40. :. AMI
NJ Vroorn aii~nI~l during M week ~ White
house Hun,cflon County. Tia" peasant festivities
Of g1'l~n wcll.ng Anniversary.
Nj. Dora T. Il,g'cr. Of ~. y. Avenue u. repre-
scented Lady Harrison Lodge 40. ?. A. =. l.. ~ y.
NJ me Nauona. convention Of the order IN Phia-
dc.pnn .isi week
\ committee has been dsili.l by Company L. an
Regiment % arrange FOR a FAR AMI bazaar under
canvas ior the benefit % ,hc orsiniza'on during
IN. carry w~oks q September.
Attorney Elmer ". D"mIros' Republic County
Committeeman from ID" First Warl. has been at-
mltfcl - the State Bar A. couns" lor-ni-.aw.
Second Warl. quietly became a benedict recently.
lis bride was Ms Eta liania. young woman
prominent 90 church clrc.cs The Rev Charles VI.
Anderson performed ~" ceremony.
in s. Mary's star ~ the Sea Roman catholic
sf,"rn--.n Miss Minnie Alcs Lindsay. daughter of
NJ ana Mrs William lAnishy. ~ Wes Ninth-si.
S-hracl,r a prospcrous young Jersey cry business
man. Ills best man was MS brother, Christian
was Mis- VI l~gnret T. Reilly OF this civ. and the
ushcrs were John r. dempsey. Hugh II Nara. John
r ,;r.nin and John Connolly Father Thomas VI
Klllecu ofHcia'cl ~ the ceremony. \ delightful
wedding reception ana upper wer" h"li IN ihc par
Last Tueslay evening Professor Henry krAmer
Of 80 2 Aycaq D deserieG 6sg9eo or M
HF a4 Ts Mcre MIS- Mnns oSrSS ami
Lille To!h.ck also Of Brooklyn The best
was william : Mccormick. ~ this city. The mar
rlags took pace AZ the parsonage ~ ~. Pauls
iniher,n church the pastor. the Rev. Frederick
W Hollis officiating \ wedding reception was
held at the home Of Russcn l. Schroeder.
Or Frank |. Field. son Of Or Jacob T. Field. has
been appointed surgeon on the steamship san Jose
~ tho facihc Mall Steamship Company. The Sal
Jose Will ply between san Francisco and Panama
n the successor the Inflated COlima
This afternoon the NewJersely Athletic clubs sec;
at Bergen Point the second eleven OF the Kings
County ST George Cricket Club. Of Brooklyn in
match Of the New-York Cricket Associations cham
pi1ne hin series
Tn. anniversary Of "Chldren's Day will be cell
eLratcd o-morrow afternoon by tho Sunday schools
OF the First Presby terrain and Bergen Point Re
formed churches
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SUMMIT

The building used clubhouse by the Casino
Club In Woo1la wn-ave. was crowded on Tuesday
evening on the occasion OF n vaudeville perform
ance given by the Pickaninny Club OF Ncw-York
city. After the performance there was dancing
T. J. Bisscll. formerly principal OF SUBMITS pub
lie school. has been appointed superintendent OF the
public school OF Be.eville. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould. OF New York. have
been visiting friends In Summit this week.
The members OF the Summit Library will meet on
Monday evening next and elect officers.
summit Council. No. l.oi2. Royal Arcanum. Will
hold meeting Monday evening. June II. and re-
celve the sfnf officers of the order.
Overlook Council of tho Junior Order United Amer
lean Mechanics has elected the following officers:
Councillor. Charles f. Greene: vice councillor.
George h. Phair financial secretary. James II.
Green, jr
Cards are out announcing the engagement OF Miss
Charlotte ID. Picrson. daughter Of Colonel and Mrs.
Henry l.. Pierson, Of Summit, to Horatio W. Gar
rett of Baltimore.
The school census OF Summit Township has been
completed and shows a slight falling Off. The total
number In the township Is S7
Music Hall. Hotel Beechwood. was crowded on
Thursday and Friday evenings by the society peo-
pie OF Short Hills and Summit at the annual fair
held for the benefit OF the Summit Fresh-Air and
Convaescent Home. The patronesses Of the fair
were Mrs Henry /. Pierson. Mrs WorthnstoIn
Larned. Mrs. George ]. Geer. Mrs. I. c. Duns'
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MONTCLAIR.

Tho wornon's edition OF 1.-The Montclair Times.
which has been edited and written exclusively by
women came out las; Wednesday and presented
an attractive appearance. The proceeds will be
devoted to the beneh, of the Children's Home.
The first lawn tennis tournament OF the season
will be held next week. beginning on Monday Inc
events will be mems singles and doubles. ladies'
doubles and mixed doubles. Handsome prizes VIII
be awarded in each event. Play will be called on
the Athletic Club grounds at $3.50 p. m. each day
except Saturday when ii will begin at 2:O. The
rules OF the National Lawn Tennis Association VIII
govern all play The first handicap games Will be
held this afternoon. the following members having
Tuthill A. f. owen Paul Harrison. H. Curtis. A.
s Williams hiian K EeIIa u L |hase' -
The commencement exercises OF the Montcair
Military Academy were held on Thursday evening
exercises Of the junior department were held and
In the evening the senior reception was held for
which 400 invitations were issued ,,. ,,.
Priest. OF Verona. and Mr.. !. seymour Crane OF
Montclair. which Will be celebrated at the resi-
day they win sail for Europe the Etruria to be
The Montclair Catholic Club Is making elaborate
preparations for the dramatic entertainment which
Is 10 be given in the Bicycle Opera House on
wednesday. June 10. The plays selected are "a
Fearful Tragedy in the Seven Dels." and "a
Dead Shot" which Will be presented by members
The Rev. Thomas G. sherman, jr.. who for
year has assisted DR.. A. II. Bradford. OF the CON
gregatonal Church. ard has had charge OF the Iil-
grega tional Church. Paterson and viii conduct his
first service In his passionate tomorrow.
Montclair were married at the home Of the brides
parents or Valley Road last Wednesday evening
attending the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Jacobus
are now IN Washington.
vlding for the erection OF a schoolhouse in Mont
clair Heights by Issuing bonds for 5000.
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ENGIEWOOD.

Wou,d-be burglars are having high oil time IN
Englewooi these days and in repuslng them new
and unsupported heroes are being developed every
day The so-calel house-brcakcrs are Try ng
kitchen doors and soaring the cooks and house
maids half out of their wits. and are altogether
making life a merry pastmc Nobody suppos"e FOR
a moment that these burglars are IN Tor burglary
two bicvcies and a few Old ovcrcoats bur that IS
al. and they seem % be going into the Ining more
for the fun OF il than anything else. hey S"rih
possessed of Oriental imaginations and they devise
most ingenious schemes for stealing craitly mo
somebody's basement and sending the cook shrek
ing and shuddcring upstairs by their mysterious
rappIngs and whisperings ne s2oE N Ius'.,on
tells her horrible tale. Then the woman u NJ
house rushes out maTshas her brave neishb RS
male and female. and armed with canes ana car
i,es they descend in a conquering host TO The dim
basement. and nanfully poke their sticks ana bnis
actually been carried several times lately In Va
roqs parts Of the oTn to de eYaf en d qegh hour
OF $50 p. generally being chosen by the WHY
Burglars ..,o,
Der of pilgrims from EnglewOod 10 foreign lanas -
being sweiled every day. Among those who have
a few day are Mr.. and Mrs J. Hugh Peters. J.
Hugh Peters r. ana MISS eIs1s Who HS i be-
FOR three months. spending most u their Time IN
England Mrs Aymar ETS s r and her family d"
There VIII be some amateur theatrica;s al me
Engewood Field club House use. t or MIS- cS, JSg
"a Happy pair and after this is over there WI
be q musical entertainment IN NilCH t"l-
on, viii take part An admission fee OF hfty cents
viii be charged and the proceeds Of the entertain
ment will be devoted TO the needs Of the clun me
entertainment is under the manaeerncnt or the IA
dies House COMMITTEE Ihc Fleia N,up C nihe n
afternoon will play the Flushing Athletic C'uD team
at EnglewoOl. -, $500, 49,,
Engewood Is to have driving club. and haf;
Van Brunt SIS about three hundred and fifty feet
south of Jay-st The corporators OF the CLUB are j.
4 Roeari Charles West, Jacob Taylor. X. p. Wor-
tendyke Peter Sp!nder. J. r. Vreeland. A. X Matt
The newly incorporated borough Of Eng:cwooi
Cliffs vii hold an election next Tuesday for Mayor:
Council,nen Assessor. Collector, Commissioners OF
Appeal Overseers of the Poor and Pound Keeper.
~ q Allison, who took leading part in the IN
cornoratlon OF the new borough. has just met set
back In the decision of the supreme Court In MS
case against the Englewood Town Board. petl,
ZION was made for a mandamus requiring the board
10 recognize Mir. Allison AS Road Commiss ioner.
The Court refused grant this inandainus Inc
present Incumbent. Mr. Blake. Will therefore con-
tlnue 10 hold the office.
given in the Methodist Episcopal Church under the
auspices OF the Epworth League last Mohaay e'eh-
tpU
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RUTHERFORD.

J. {. shenck presided at a meeting in the Bor-
ough Council Chamber on Thursday night, called
to discuss plans for proper celebration OF the
Fourth Of July The owner OF Lyceum Hall offered
that place free of charge for patriotic exercises.
and the chairman asked to appoint nine c.ti-
Gems as a committee in charge OF the celebration.
The two best tennis teams Of the Rutherford
Lawn Tennis Club will visit Nu,ey to-day and
play a return tournament with teams OF the Nut
ley Field Club. Nutley defeated Rutherford at
Rutherford last Saturday.
The Library Committee OF the Free Library has
appointed Miss Alice L. Smile assistant librarian:
The experiment OF open-ar performance viii
be tried this afternoon on the lawn OF Bellthorps.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Bell. when
chiIdren's operetta, THE Interviewer Among the
Fairies" viii be given under the auspices OF the
Woman's Alliance OF the Church OF Our Father
The women IN charge Mrs. Rudolf Dannheim.
Mrs l.. ID. Parsons. Mrs. Edward J. Luce and
Mrs. w. G. Williams.
The Research Club wound up its season by
social gathering at the home OF william II. Smith
on Tuesday night Invitations having been sent
TO the lecturers who have appeared before the club
In the las; few months. The AFFAIR was informal
and pleasant the programme merely containing
a short address OF welcome by Thomas Gardner
and a resume OF the work OF the club by the
president W. II. Wyatt.
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NEWARK.
DIR. HUssEY OF EAST ORANGE, CAUSES
AN ARREST

A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT NEWS NOTES AND PER
soNAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
on train on the Pennsylvania Railroad from
PHILADELPHIA on Thursday night wel-drossed wo-
man about thirty years old created some excite
ment among the passengers by loudly charging mat
a man who had been sitting near her had insuiteH
her. ard demanding that the conductor eject him
from the train. When the train stopped at Newark
the accused man was taken TO the Third Precinct
police station. followed by the woman. The latter
said she was Dr. Mary d. Hussey. Of North Airing
ton-ave. East Orange. Miss iIussey Is promi-
nent advqsate OF woman v he accused man
who said ne salesman for a champagne house
insuted the woman He requested that his name be
not given for publication ana captain r bay
said yesterday that she intended to consult counsel
and prosecute her insulter: .
near the Midland Bridge at the Belleville County
line THURSDAY night In The sarriags waT u Mrs
at Franklin whose husband was mysteriously muir
dcred three years ago. ana win ner WS Of n
hams hotel. The carriage was wrecked and its
occupants thrown out. Mrs Durham was picS ssa
was cut and bruised. but not seriously injured
At Trinity Episcopal Church on Wednesday night.
the Rsy Nj DARLINGTON ASSISTED by the recter an uni
Miss Edith Covert Rarnett; daughter Of The late late
Walter c: Barnett. The bride wore white satin IN, ana
honor The bridegroom is captain of company Of
the 47th Regiment. New-York. of which the Rev;
MIR Darlington is chaplain. a reception followed
at the home of the brides mother: ~
Miss Lydia Conn. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Der
nard Conlin and Joseph H. Clements, of the firm oi
Kumberger & Clements, New.York were marrei
Church. The bridesmaids were Miss Con-
lin and Miss Kittie Foley and TIE ushcrs
Henry j. King. Harry +. Hoey. Berf1ard con
lin and James Foley. The best man was James );
McKcon Father Gaffney. Of New-lork. performed
the ceremony. reception Vas he'd at the nome
Frederick Frelinghuysen and his sister, MISS Lucy
Fol oh hay me = Ellrprs.
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha r. Gaddis ana MISS ,'adn,s
have engaged passage on the Berlin or the -lH'f-
can Line for June &c. They will remain abroad Tour
months.
Mr and Mrs T. w T. Stiles will go to Europe.
sailing from Philadelphia July 6.
country place at New-l london. Conn They VIII sail
for Europe early in July
Jay s Treat and his family are at Chatham for
the summer . ,,,
Daniel Denarest with his family. is at Hollywood.
West End
Mr. and Mrs Wills Peters will spend the summer
at their country place. Great Earrineton Mass. go
John IllingwOrth and his son, of Park Place, Will
sail for Europe on the 22d. -
rner home. at Hutton Park. West Orange 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VI. Keasbey are at the High
land House. summit
DR. Eleanor Hanes left this week for ten days
trip West.
Colonel Edward H. Wright and his family have
gone TO their summer home in New London.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland T. Keasbey have closed
summer at their country home. Gunston Newton
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HARRISON.

large delegation OF the menbers OF the Church
OF the Holy Cross went 10 Belleville on Monday TO
attend the funeral OF the Rev. J. J. Murphy rector
% 81. Peters Church Father Murphy was for
merry assistant pastor Of the Holy Cross Church.
At the tenth annual meeting OF the Harrison and
Kelrny Building and Loan Association Tuesday
night. the officers elected were: President. George
a. Bond vice president, John j. Scanncl.; secretary
Anthony O'Maey; treasurer. Thomas f. Gleeson:
solicitor. William j. Davis.
The wedding of Miss Jennie. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Douglass. OF Sherman-ave and john
st. and John Brown of Scotland. took place Thurs
day evening in Christ Episcopal Church. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor. the Rev. w j.
TLley
The wedding OF Miss Beuah Rothe. daughter Of
Charles w. Rothe, OF Harrison-ave. and Fourth-st,
to Arthur Parker. chormaster OF Christ Episcopal
Church. s announced TO take pace next TUESDAY
at the home OF the brides aunt Miss Hulse. in
Newark. The ceremony will be performed by tho
Rev William J. Tilley. of Christ Episcopal, Church
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BLOOMFIELD.

The marriage is announced OF Edward France and
Miss Dcia Norton. n daughter OF the late Franklin
Norton
At "A meeting OF the Bloomfield Board Of Health.
Health Inspector Young was ordered - picard a!
houses wherc there were contagious diseases. new
health ordinance WAS passed.
The twenty-second commencement exercises OF the
German Theological Seminary were he'd on We'd
nesi1y evening. The graduates were Jacob Frey.
Morlttz Frank. Kari IIOch. Kari Schegc. and Jacob
schmidt
\ AVN fete under the auspices OF the women Of
Christ Episcopal Church viii be given on Mrs. Ed
wiz 4 Bayner's spacious grounds Wednesday
evening June ~.
The fare for school chi iren who attend the
schools In the township viii be cents on the Con-
ISOLATION Traction COmpany's road.
The annual picnic Of IN" children OF the Newark
Orphan Asylum was he'd at Pleasure Grove
Thursday. under the auspices Of the women of the
township
The Rev james Beverilge Lee. OF the First Pres
by,"rian Church vii. deliver address the
graduating class Of IIoughton Seminary, Clinton.
y. Y. on June 10
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MITI.BTRN.

II. W. Boone. passenger agent OF the Atlanta ana
Florida Railroad. who has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Palmer at the Valley started
Monday for his home. in Marietta. Ga.
William w McCollum. OF Old Short Hills Road.
has leased his house Overlook Hill for the sum
TO ". o. Brewer treasurer OF the Newark
Fire Insurance Company.
on Thursday afternoon and evening the King $
Daughters OF 81. Stephens Episcopal Church held
their annual lawn festival on the grounds surround
Ing the rectory The proceeds will be placed in the
general church fund.
The Epworth League OF Springfield has elected
these officers: President, Frederick Hagel vice.
presidents. Abram Palmer Mrs. D. J. Mundy. Theo-
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BELLEYILLE.

A. a meeting Of the consistory OF the Reformed
Church 1t decided that work be begun at
on the chapel adjoining the church. II is to be
built OF brownstone at the cost OF $500.
Miss Mary f. Watson, from Houston Tex. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. William r. Baldwin Of
Mill-st
The Township Committee on Tuesday night
passed ordinance for the curbng and paving Of
the south side OF John-st, between Smith-st and
Washngton-ave.. both sides OF Stephens-st. and
side of Rutgers-st.. between Main-st. and Washing
tlon-ave., and the north side OF Academy-st be-
tween Main-st. and Washingtonave
The Bellevile Gee Cub concert Wednesday night
was success The hall crowded
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UNION HILL.

The dinner prepared by the pupils of the cooking
school on Tuesday evening eaten by large
number OF society people. who pronounced 1t
celent. Much interest In this school Is manifested
by the Weather citizens. who their children
to attend After the cloth had been removed
speeches were made by Principal Orte and School
Trustees Boyer. Raetz and Bleckardt.
The Fire Department has decided postpone the
annual parade of July until September 2.
Floral Park In gala day attire during the fes
tiva, of the united lodges OF the order Of Chosen
Friends this week large number OF people were
present and the festival a great success
Speeches were made by Jacob SCHNEIDER. William
Wilson and ]. J. Rcade.
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CALDW ELL.

The annual reunion OF the Alumni Association
OF the Caldwell High School will be held on June q.
The census OF Caldwell Borough has been COM
pleted II shows asi persons 2iS families and 20
dwelling houses.
The work OF laying tracks through Verona and
Caldwell townships will be begun at start
will be made at the Montclair line. and a force o.
go men Will push work rapidly. The road will
have a double track In the centre OF the avenue.
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Telephone Service

In Brooklyn. Jersey City. Hoboken. and Newark.
$40. $50. and $65 per year. according to number
OF messages sent and character OF service. Full
long-dstence equipment. Private lines and
speakng-tube systems installed at reasonable
rates Write New-York and New-Jsrsey Tels-
phone Co.. ls Smith-st. Brooklyn.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs e. J. Whitehead spoke THE Funny Side
81 Woman Suffrage" at the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union meeting on Tuesday night.
The Sunday schools Of the Congregational and
Methodist Episcopal churches will hold an cxcur-
sion 10 Ocean Grove Wedne sday July 10.
The public school closing exercises took place on
Thursday evening at o'clock In the Lincoln school
building. . $500 go
Charles H. Day and Frank s. Miilet Will sail on
July IL for Europe. TO be absent two months
The pupils from Greenville and Westheld OF Mrs
T. Livingston Dewey gave an instrumental and No-
.al complimentary musical In the clubhouse Tues
Surveys are being made by the Elizabeth Gas
Company IN Westfied. with view TO extending
heir pipes through the town.
Advertisements are being made to celebrate the
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WOODBRIDGE.

The First Presbyterian Church celebrates its
two hundred and twenty-nfth anniversary to-
morrow
rangements for Its closing entertainment 10 be
given In Masonic Hall June &C.
The Athletic Association has arranged to OCCUPY
G. A. Campbells house. In Grove-st.
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NU1v-vORK nAU.Y TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JU

Riederman. played. The Committee o o, herman
ments were: Julius Sietens' @""'
Wartenbcrg and John Weber. T., o.ooo,., % take
The Board OF Village Trustees IS cxpec,c' ~, 20 ne%
some action against street bal Playing NJ '' "'N
meeting. -, ,;r.,,,a,e for the pirpGse
Of purchasing a clock Tor the 'o"'' VI '"'
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