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The Chicago Sunday Inter Ocean con-
tains picture of Mrs. Bartlett Tripp.
together with some foreign correspond
ence relating to the wives OF American
ambassadors. "AIrs. Bartlett Tripp,"
says the correspondent, 'thas the unen-
We'd task of calling upon Queen Eliza
beth Of Austria, and being received by
that sovereign or turned away at will.
1t is just year ago since the queen
emerged from her retirement after Ru-
dolph's death, and one. of the first per-
sons she cOndesended to receive was the
wife of the American ambassador. Mrs
'rripp is born diplomat il ever there
wns one. She is a Wisconsin woman
with charming manners, and has SC
long been in public life that she is per
fectly at home in all circles"
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The Chicago Inter Ocean admits that
when the Mckinley bill was repealed
there were about forty tin-plate mills
in this country and at the present time
there are more than fifty.
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II am not candidate for the presi-
dency, have not been, and will not be.
do not want the office and will not ac-
cept 1t" are the exact words Gen. Harri-
son used to two old Grand Army friends
at Old Forge, N. Y, one day last week.
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Enclose stamp to any agent of the
Nickel Plate Road for an elaborately
illustrated Art Souyenls, entitled Sum
mer Outings" Address j. Y. Callahan,
General Agent Ill Adams Street, Chi
cago, III. (Memo 1Ol 80
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The modern bicycle has not yet
reached perfection and it will be some
time before it does. Just now the pneu-
matte tires are the greatest obstacle TO
a perfect machine. The French are ex-
perimenting with leather for the outer
tire and with the most satisfactory sue
cess. Leather tires wear much longer
and are lighter. 1t is probable that the
improved wheels will do away with rub
ber tires entirely.
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Two ladies out riding at Hot Hot
Springs Saturday are said to have met a
bear ana were duly frightened. The
hour was probably between 6 ard 5 a. IN.
and the bare an escape from the plunge
bath. Dears are so common thereabouts
as to excite no comment.
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Some of the Republican papers are
rubbing it into the governor pretty
hard, but it remains for the Brookings
Press to put it: charley sheldon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-07-27

The English elections are just over.
They last about week in that country.
One day is too long to keep the saloons
closed here for mos. men.
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Final Proof Notice.

FIIIdI F>TOU1 NOlICCe
Land office ut Chamberlain. South Dakotn,
July u, 1855.
Notice is hereby givcn that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter or Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota,
on Thursday, September s. 1895, viz:
FRANK B. WALLACE
Homestead entry No. $40. for lot one a. and
two t2l and eRst half (El.) Of northwest quarter
tNWiS) of section so, township 10J N, Runge Gs
West
He names the following witnesses to prove
hio continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
William a. Bridgeman, g
=. ID. Limpert, g.
Lawson Clayton, .' q
CLAnK s. RowE. Register.
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"Have tried others, but like Ayers
best is the statement made over and
over again BY those who testify to the
benefit derived from the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Disease never had a
greater enemy than this powerful blood
purifier. II makes the weak strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
BLOOMFIELD.

4 series of revival services begun this week
In the Park Methodist Church They Will continue
until January 2.
Mrs. Henry S. Chapman. OF Glen Ridge. has is
sued invitations for a musica,e at her nome. Sunny
Crest on January %.
The Mozart Club gave It's annual concert in Christ
Episcopal Church Guild House Tuesday night. be-
fore large audience
ON Monday night conference was held by the
Bloomfield Committee OF Seven from Glen Ridge
In regard to the proposed borough for Glen Ridge
al Judge Amzl DOdd's house. A discussion had
but no conclusion was reached. & number OF rest
dents Of the eastern section OF Bloomfield are also
agitatng for q borough. although the section is
without gas sewers or aqueduct water The man,
proposed Is Wi..owda.e.
The deputy grand regent Of the ROYAL Arcanum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
HOBOKEN.

Tho Helpjng Hand Coal Club. Hoboken organi-
cation which supplies coal TO the poor at cost wheh
,hav Gan nav for it, and for less than cost wneh
they can't has been impoverished BY the recent cod
snap and proposes to give puphc entertainments
IN order TO replenish its funds
When the "a Regiment, OF which Eu"ih a.
Stevens of Hoboken. was commander "ds us
banded by the New-Jersey Democrats as part VI d
schsue for deposlng General Wanser. Jersey Clt!
nonular Mayor Colonel Stevens. who is Demo-
crat was placed on the retired list AS ne hao ho
svnnathy with the political part OF the scneme ne
rsheued and has ever since been trying to secure
i,s,ice In this he has been steadily deieateu
though the reorganized brigade promptly avenged
General Wanser by electing him It's COMMANDER
Now Colonel Stevens has resigned and gone on a
shooting expedition 10 Georgia When ne comes
hack he told his friends before starting he VIII give
tho nuhlic the inside history of the military move
ment in Hudson County. If he does 1t Will prob
ably prove interesting reading - ,o retorms in
which he will have the earnest support OF the
public He proposes TO have all sorts OF gainpllne
stopped. and is determined that First-Sl sha mo,
merely seeks a right OF way through the CITY WIFI
out comforting any benefit on the people AS REGARDS
the gambling evil. he says he had no idea OF lls
prevalence until his eyes were opened by the uneh.
pected raiding of a poolroom two weeks ago. Ihat
such place could be run almost under the noses
OF the police for any length OF time ne says SHOWS
proposes TO hold the officials TO strict account
ability AS regards the trolley franchise he says
the company can come down the Heisnts py me o.u
Rayine road and across the meadows and then
through Ferry-st This will discommode no one
''i al mission service held at the Church Of Our
were In attendance. The services VIII extend over
q period Of twenty days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
MONTCLAIR.

Samuel Holmes OF Grove-st.. VIII join the army OF
.o crusaders for the orient hy the fresland "hich
sails on February g. the trip TO take sixty-tnree
days. a.
4 pretty reception was given by Mr. and Mrs
Charles X Wilmer at their home on Monday after
roor The guest OF honor was their daughter Mrs
Rogers. OF Bromley England
4, a meeting a. the homo OF DR.. II. c. Newton the
college graduates appointed Robert NJ. Boyd. jr,
Charles H. Barker and DR.. r G. Newton a Com
mittec Of Arrangements for the third annual college
dinner on January 81
Tbe new Board Of Directors OF the Montclair
Bank on Monday evening elected he following oti-
csrs. president. Jasper r. Rand vlce-presidert
W D. Van Week: cashier. $. ". stephens; Execu-
tive Committee benjamin Graham. Charles II.
The Rev. william Perry. pastor OF the Union
Baptist Church has denied the reports that there
Is discussion and trouble among me members 81
tho church, and says that peace and harmony rue
Kaskaska Tribe l. .. Il. NJ. is always m wing
some sort OF an entertainment and The public IN
tovabe affair j. y Williams. r. u. q. s, and
Brothers Per, S"eeny, Hogan. chamberlain
The minstrel troupe Of the Montclair Whecmen
WIFI give an entertainment In land on February
and another in Verona shortly afterwarf
January q has been set for the butterfly dance
for tho benefit OF The Mouniginsiie Hospital. and
tickets may he obtained from tho patronesses Mrs.
william Power Mrs Ward. Mrs X G; Newton,
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Solomons, MIS-. ~ Could ana
The ensaeement Is announced in Chicago. H.,
- George Il. Holmes formerly 81 Montciair ami
Miss Lulu r. daughter Of Major -. ". Baird,
Paymasier L. :. 4. stationed a. chicago.
tn Montclalr club Is const"rlnS m raising or
the limit Of membfrship from a. 10 "a.
and Miss Jennie cooper Of susquehanna. Penn,
will be married on January ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
HACKENSACk.

The Finance Committee of the Ladies Anxillary'
Hackensack Hospital Association. OF which Mrs'
David St John is chairman. will give Ma
poleonic tea" at DR. St Johns home on the after
noon of January 3d. from TO o'clock. The women
of the committee will be attred in Empire gowns
there will be music and the AFFAIR will be conducted
on an elaborate scale.
The first subscription concert by the Schubert
Club this season a musical affair o! unusual
note for Hackensack II was also the hrsi under
the direction of Theodore John. OF New York. and
the young men were natteringly complimented for
their proficiency. ,,, ,,
What will probably be the most brilliant social
function OF the present season In Haokensack Is
the military ball TO be given by Company u, "a
Regiment, y O. :. y. j., in its armory next
Wednesday evening Every detail OF the arrange
rncnts will be on the most generous scale. There
viii be a full military band for promenading and
an orchestra FOR dancing. Many wcHkDown MN
tary officers OF the state have accepted invita-,
tons and II is thought that Governor Werts viii
also be present during the early evening. The ball
is under the patronage o. MIS- James " IAN
Valen Mrs David A. Currie. Mrs. Ahram d. Camp
bell Mrs. John Engcl Mrs Charles r. Adams and
Mrs. Walter '. Clark
The Junior Christian Endeavor OF the First Pres
byterian Church will have a koifee-klatsch In the
ecture-room from 10 this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
RUTHERFORD.

At meeting of the Union-ave. proper;y -owners
resolutions against the Of the street for a
trolley road we're adopted. and Peter Kip. c. +.
Teigeer and a. r Wildt appointed to APP
pear before the Borough Council on Monday night
and protest. Signatures of owners Of over iv"
feet frontage had been obtained to protest
among the well-known residents who signed being
Henry Ivson, Peter Kip. Proctor Shugg. NJ j.
Donahue NJ r. Lukens, John c. HASTE and
Charles Hunt
The installation Of the officers OF Gcrshom
Mott Post c. A. r., conducted on Monday
night by Past Department Commander Charles
burrows. one OF the best-known Grand Army men
in NeW-Jersey Addresses were made by Mayor
Shafer the Rev William Day and j. G.. Schenck
A reception and afternoon tea was gwen yester-
day afternoon by the Woman's Reading CIuD AT
the home Of Mrs. James y. Edgar ~
DR. j r. Davies Will lecture before the research
CluS next Tuesday night on Oriental religions
The Unity Club gave venice evening at me
Church Of Our Father on Tuesday ngnt. Ih'
Rev George H. Badgers description OF the cy
readings by w. 6. Williams and Charles BURROWS
and Miss Jennie Belle Doolitte sang two SOLOS.
The Armory Committee Of Company H. "a .Kegi-
ment has been authorized 10 purchase site Tor al
armory on Glen Road for 81 900
The Borough Council has hxed on MONDAY hgnt
for the hearing on the Union Traction Company
ann,icaton for a franchise through Rutherford
II is said that the company has the necessary con
sents of property TO run along three streets
A whist party will be given might by the Ruth
erford Lawn Tennis Club in the clubhouse IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
HARRISON.

The choir Association of the Knox Presbyterian
church. OF Kearny. has elected: President George
e. Bond. vice -president. j. Porter secretary. y. T.
Firth: treasurer. J. cunnison.
The Alpha Baseball Association has been reor-
canzel with these officers: Charles Madison. presi-
dent: Harry Hacket. captain and treasurer Frank
Brophy assistant captain John Gamble. secretary.
and Charles Tunnel. sergeant-at arms.
The Musical Protective Union OF Harrison and
Kearny No 81. has elected these officers: Presi-
dent Addison Day; vicepresident. John l.. Franks
secretary William r. Townsend. treasurer. Joseph
Holdgate.
The action Of the Common Council In giving a
salary Of 500 TO Justice Muligan. as Chief OF Po
lice was strongly condemned AZ meeting o:
citizens on Wednesday night Martin lawless was
elected police Justice. OF the positions held by
Mr. Mullgan. while the latter vas allowed to hold
the position of Chicf OF Police. Taxpayers have
been loud In their denunciation Of the action OF the
Common Council In severng the office OF police
Justice from that OF chief OF police, the two having
been held Jointly by Mr.. Mu.lisan for over four
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
NEWARK.

Tho house OF r. J. Hatches. NO a south iei''-
6, was broken into early yesterday ana roooed VI
siverware ard clothing c.,
The Legislative Committee OF me common 'o"
balt a session yesterday. Gay Counscl f'hei H""
,,,,od the draft OF a bill ID he introduced III t'e
o,,s,sture for taxing life insurance companies
Tho hi, was laid over for one week ~ 80 20
rided n recommend bill 10 give the city power ~
Issue bonds for the Public Library - - .ooor,od
Judgment by default for $,S6i " Was eCninst
,or,erdav in favor Of Horace ;. Miller dsS'ii ~.
Joanna Lister Mr. Miller bought 20 shares .. Inc
900 share Later he sold the stock back TO AMre1i
Iss,er Joanns'a husband. There was an unpa,u
balance for which the Judgment was gwen 'e''e'-
day. 49,, posorvo ~ this city
have communicated with the officers OF the IN, In,
don division OF the Reserve regarding me noiuis
~ a.. meetinr TO settle the question raised as u
whether the state Military Board shah ""'' wa
troll of the Naval Reserve. -, l., d,,,ng NJ
Patrick FITZGERALD. sixty years Old Is u!inii a. a.
tho civ Hospital, and his case IS shrouLeu ~
mvsterv He has In Ncw-Nork ana W.
d,ugbters and a daughter-in-law In NeWarX nut
yrith none OF them has he found home, aitnousn
he has home elsewhere The oid man ,v 'lnr.e
the Dovle family at No. $50 Market-st. on Nedues-
day evening He didn't talk to any o. the amy,
ard could not be induced to eat Tie stoni tne
night sitting on a lounge with his race puFlen ~
his hands In the morning he was az DUNN as ne
had been for hours and would give no Fepiy. 10
questions put to him He was led 10 me preahiass'
table where he sat without eating anythlns' SUI
danIy he zen from the chair and lay upon me
foor unconscious. All efforts 10 revive MN w wery
fruttless and late Thursday auernoon the nrh
precinct police were sent for, and fitZSerdIu WIS
taken the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
BAYONNE.

The following committees have been appointed by
President James +. Sullivan, OF the New-Jersey
Athletic Club House. Henry ID. Fuller, James L.
Robertson and Charles H. Leonard; Membership
John Newman. Henry ID. Fuller and Howard NJ
Cook Finance James ID. Boyd. James l.. Reid and
Henry ID. Fuller Athletics. James d. Boyd. Sydney
5. Schuyler. Edward f. Barnes. Ernest Hjertberg
and Herman Jaehne: Baseball. John 7. Krebs Ed
ward p. jenkins and Edward V. Davies: Boating,
Edwin J. Darvell. Thomas j. Parker. Michael V.
Stringham, Edward ~ Hall and John Gill; Foot
ball. Walter Masterson, William Robertson ana
Henry c. Ellsworth: Tennis. NJ. r. Cobb. John H.
Ward and william T. Pitcher: Cycling Henry c.
Coles. Elmer W. Demarest and Clement c. Young:
Billiards. Henry L. jacobson, Henry c. Coles and
Edward o. Schuyler; Bowling. James L. Robertson
EDWIN j. Darvell and George W. Yates, jr; Yacht
ng. Howard NJ Cook Alfred w Booth Henry NJ
ropnam and Edward II. Grant; Entertainment
nenry IS Chamberlain, Henry Meigs. jr.. and
cludc Messrs. James E.. sullivan. James d Royd
John Newman. Martin X. Cook Howard NJ Cook
Henry d. Fuller Thomas J. Parker and James L.
Robertson ~ "
Miss Lord, daughter OF Mrs Charles L. Lord en-
,ertaned her young friends Thursday evening
with reception at her home, in Lord-ave
The Berry Guard has appointed the following
committee OF arrangements for the approaching
muster OF the organization as company OF the
CERT, Theodore f. Sloat. Daniel J.. Murray. Ben
jamin c. Clifton, August H. Bahr George Il,
Wheeler and Frederick p. J. Schmidt. Messrs
George, J. Rhoderick. George S. Bogcrt and Alex
on constitution and bylaws.
An entertainment will be- given on Thursday
evening, January 81. In the clubhouse OF the New
Jersey Athletic Club by the Metropolitan Quar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs j. E. Childs' OF New.
York. r,.u r. H.
Last night ex-Congressman Roswell G; Horr en-
tertained large audience In All Souls Shurcn.
SUMMIT.

The Commonwealth Water Company has decided 70
build a. reservoir In Summit Township. to hold l75o0
gallons and to be at least 40 feet above tde-water
At a recent meeting Of the New-Jersey Society
OF the Daughters OF the Revolution Mrs George
II. Hodenpyl was elected treasurer
A surprise party given to Mr.. and Mrs. d. L
OSBORNE at their home, in Springfe.d-ave., On
Wednesday evening.
Anthony Comstock has been seriously Ill a, his
home In New-Ensland-ave.. during the last week
The Township Committee met on Tuesday even
ing The report OF Alfred NJ. Jones on the financial
condition Of the township showed uncolected taxes
from 1887 to 1892 amounting to $500 on real estate
and nearly 81 800 on personal property. the greater
portion OF which will be a loss 1t is believed that
further examination OF the books viii show q
larger deficiency.
The members OF the Debating Society OF the Young
Mems Christian Association spent Thursday evening
discussing the problem should congress Restrict
'" on Monday evening Summit Council No. l0u
retiring and Incoming officers in Masonic Hall Dr..
John Burling, regent Of the council presided Ad-
Hesenpy Te Ghares r. o' NcS and others
in nefghboring towns were represented as were
De witt Clinton Gilbert and Long Island councils OF
The lecture which was to have been given in How;
the Young Mems Christian Association by George
Kennaw was postponed until April l. owing to Mr.
The Fortnishy Club met in the Library , Bu;d d1
on Wednesday afternoon. A paper on Inc Work
of Modern Women was read by one Of the men,
bers after which collation. was served
aa The Un IN
farce entitled "Ici on Parle Francois was
given on Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs. J.
NIT Fresh Air and Convalescent Home. The AFFAIR
was financial and social success, and the home -
The Summit Firemens Relief Association Will
meet this evening and eject officers.
The Board of Health held secret meeting in the
Township Hal on Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEW BRUNSWICK

DR.. Charles ~ Voorhees,, who has been a member
the Board Of Health Of this city almost since its
organization. fifteen years ago. Wednesday even
ing resigned owing to inability TO attend to the
duties OF the position.
John W Beekman Of Perth Amboy. has been
confirmed by the United states Senate as United
States DlsirlctAttorney for New-Jerscy. Mr. Beck
man secureu the appointment through the influence
of Miles Ross Of New Brunswick.
The second OF the entertainments given to the
members OF the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city held In Association Hall on Friday
evening.
4 meeting OF the trustees Of the New-Brunswlck
Boat Club was held on Tuesday evening. and a
committee. consisting " Vanderbilt $. Voorhees,.
Walter W Miller and Downe d. williamson. was
appointed 10 to the cleaning. repairing and paint
ing OF the boa thouse and boats.
on Saturday Chief Justice i,easley for an order to
hold an election 10 determine whether the borough
shall be separated from the township Of Piscata-
wayin, Midd,esex County. In which 1t is at present
located.
County Is now being held in the Courthouse In
New Brunswick II Is the famous Frisco case. Ex-
esyernor George fdIow with George ana
Sllzer. represents the defsnce.
Howell. Bayard-,i. and Elm Row. was sold at
auction on Thursday afternoon. Or Nicholas Will
There were four marriages In this city on wedncs-
dag evening. and two other New-Brunswck people
Th h Lecture o oi 1wn b on en
course the subject Of Money was delivered in
"Wednesday evening by Arthur Morgan Day. OF
NewYork.
secret societies. he'd ts annual dinner at the Man
Commander Bal.ington Booth and Colonel Eade.
Of the salvation Army assisted by other members
s,S% Se%Yo will be in this city on nursdy
held In the First Reformed Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
MORRIS COUNTY.
YOUNGSTOWN.

The deadlock in the Morris County Board OF
chosen Freeholders will probably be broken at the
special meeting which Is called for Monday free
holders Malley. OF Morris; Grimes. OF Hanover. and
Cook OF Pequannock have united in request to
call a special meeting Of the board on the above
date The origin OF the deadlock was the non
approval Of the minutes In which among other mat
ers the action OF the board relative 10 the seating
OF Mr. King. the member from the recently created
borough OF Netcong. occurred: the Republican
members opposed to the action. pending the
decision of the courts relative to the legality OF
the election. But the road question Is an i'm
portant one and 1t has only been by earnest work
by those favorng good roads that the resolution
finally passed the Board OF Freeholders. asking
the Court to issue the certificate granting the
authority to issue bonds for $4,000 The Republican
Freeholders will probably vote that the minutes.
so far they relate 10 the road bonds, be APP
proved. and ii is likely that the bid OF The New
York Life Insurance Company for the entire issue
at 1902 l75-l0o viii be accepted, and the contract
signed.
prominent has been the complimentary dinner
for o HSsf p w hs senior Dare Are
Covers laid for forty. and speeches were made
by Mr. Day, DR.. T. c. Barker. Foreman Ayers and
Assistant foreman Runyon and other members OF
the Hose Company - o. ~,
Masons' publicly installed their officers last night
afterward inviting their friends 10 a supper In the
United States, Hotel. Past High Priest Eugene
The January term of the Morris County court
opened OH lueSudy. Just.. 'h.e'' W ,o.,.'"S'
Associate Justices Cutler. Hardin and Wilson. The
Justice. in charging the Grand Jury. said Morris
County was to be congratulated upon the small
amount OF criminal business TO he inquired into
this term $500
Mrs. William Hughes, the wife of the Rev. Will
lam NJ. Hughes rector OF the Church OF the Re
deemer. has been i'll, and viii. leave Morristown
on Monday, to be gone several months.
The Summer Shelter met on Wednesday TO con-
slider the work for the coming season.
The parlor lectures The Archaeology OF the
Southwest" given by Mrs. Gilbert McClurg.
attracting and interesting large audiences. Pre-
historic life on this continent IL illustrated by
stereopticon views OF Cliff dwellings pueblos etc.
and her treatment OF the interesting subject shows
much research and careful and exhaustive study
OF racial derivation and kindred topics