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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Jefferson. Tex, Nov. 95.-(speolal) y
j. j Segal filed trust deed this
evening, j NJ. beware. trustee. Pre-
ferred creditors, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

We have lowered prices on fine cakes
Send your orders for lThanksgiyins
early. '"s'
TURNER & DINGEE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Farmers Branch. Tex. Nov. 49,
lspeciai.l-Mr J. II. Longmier died
last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Send us your orders for fine cakes
oil kinds. prices lowered,
TURNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

pany informing him Of an ax.,a I. /
company by the Russian rnrs.''
for the manufacture Of ns.,'s \
tons Of armor plate. V Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
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THuRsToN IN NEW YORK.

me Republicans OF Nebraska WIN
Vote for Mckinley.
New York, Nov. 70. Senator Thurs.
ton or Nebraska. who ~ ut The INiftb
avenue hotel, In an Interview, raid
today The Republicans Nebraska
are Tor Mckinley In tho mkt prosi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
NEWARK.
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE EX-
planned

CHICKENS, HEADS PAINTED GREEN-PERsoNAL
AND SOCIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
The mystery OF the disappearance of Mrs. Ella
Matthews of No 95lz Garfe.d-st.. appears to be no
longer a mystery 10 her husband and relatives. and
Yesterday the police asserted that the woman had
returned to Newark and was at the house OF her
mother, No. 123 Central-ave. On THURSDAY the al
braran Of the Public Library received by mall from
Plainfie.d a book which Mrs. Matthews had taken
out. Her husband Informed OF the fact ana
went TO Plainheld. woman answering her de-
scription called a, Painneld store on Monday. She
had been missing from her home since Saturday.
Matthews denied yesterday that his wife was at her
mothers house or that he knew where shc wa as,
about 800 chickens have been stolen from Inherent
people the Hill They went to ryi f9oa a heuf
My of them with various persons to wnom ii, 'hSy r
other thefts The owners Of the chickens having
lost number, had painted the fowls neaus gree"
City Controller Gibson has placed $S1Ooo OF tenn.
porafy loan bonds with the Central Trust Company
The German Press Cub yesterday elected ex-
a letter from General Harrison acknowledging the
compliment received yesterday oy the secretary
burglar entered the house of Edward Ben sa
No 10 sherman-aye THURSDAY na nls IGN man stsnI
Ing at the bureau in her bedroom She called out
and the intruder retrcated from nc room nppy
wax Out the front door and stroll down the street
A minute aftsrward Mr.. Benedict, who had nasuly
dressed appeared at the door. When Informed that
n burglar had robbed the house the policeman
started in pursuit but the burgar had disappeared
WifS him went a casket containing valuable 1ewe!ry
George A. Ballantne has returned from Europe.
and is now In Morr!s,own at his mothers summer
house 49,. ..uo, Or
William Clark and his family have sailed Tor Tor
England Mr. Clark's yacht Mohican VII! meet them
at Liverpool and take them TO their home IN scot
land A., =. u-o,o.. rooL
son sailed for Europe FOR n three months tour
Mrs II r. Jones Of Lincoln Park: ana the
Misses Jones Will spend the summer: IN Europe.
Judge and Mrs. Depue are now at Carlsoao' "he'e
they will remain several weeks -, -, -
Field Day OF the Essex Troop Will take place on
May 30 .. 49,. ,.o,,o .,
Cochecton. Sullivan County. New ork. 10 spehl
the summer months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
AUI.INIlTpN

The kearny Musical Union gave - concert
Wednesday nishi ~ the knos Presbyterian Church
MFa Hanna JohhhoiH, ~ fofes,-Hl,, viii sail for
sweden an June
The keafny Hoard NJ Health has issued a opfilns
cate releasing the quarantine placed on the dairy
~ Isaac van Embofg II was claimed that tho
n,lih contained typhoid germs. but On anal,ala n
IN found 10 bo perfect, pure
The engagement, ~ MirR May iirock anu II Law.
renee has been announced.
An entertainment WAS given In the Arlington
Methodist Episcopal Church Thuradny niaht
entitled Tho Basket Of Flowers" by n chorus of
forty voices. assisted 10y portion ~ the beethoven
Orchestra. under the management OF Edward Rlgby
The proceeds viii go to aid the new church
buildings fund
The Choral Society will give concert Mt the
clubhouse on May 70.
The engagement OF Miss Elisha Roome and T.. NJ.
Brock, Of Arlington. II announced.
The engagement of Miss Anna Larson and Emil
I.Indblom is announced The wedding viii take
place ut the Swedish Baptist Church on Iune IL
Professor Carl Won Holy, of Kcarny-ave Ar.
lngton. Will sail for st. Petersburg on the steam
ship DANA this morning. lie VIII take charge OF a
chemical laboratory In IT, Petersburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

preliminary meeting OF the recently formed
lodge OF the knights OF Pythlas was held IN DIT
tig's Hall Tuesday night Grand Chancellor halph
Donath of lersey Guy, gave lha members IN
struclons The rev lodse viii be called crystal
Lodga and starts M with memberHhp OF fofy'
nvo NoNl Tuesday might ne new lodge Nh DC 70
formally nslituted by Grand Chancellor Domain
aud slaff ani the degrees VIII be worked Nv KUN
erford l,phfr . -, 81, ,, ,,.,,,,, -.
TusAiaY nishi James " ,rpsH, ~ New Nnrk mo
ssp.rl appointed by tho Franklin Township com.
mll,o 10 determine the value ~ the Nu'lss Water
rnnunrY'a pl,ni submitted hlH report, The COM
many wants SO 100 ler tho plant NJ, Vtosa nsca
liz value At ~ AN Tho committee" lnid The matter
uVrr for fulufp cons deihtlon,
Thn Vensnlr aud Newark Electric halfway COM
nan, viii eirrt powrt.hnusc on the Moore prop
atiV IA rassnic.ave near klngsland.st
John ,nfh ~ klnrslnnd.rt, has purchased 4
nlnei. mere farm IN fomoco Md, where he VIII
live with hts family ,,. - r..,,.
4 number OF New.york capitalists on Tuesday
inspected the Hilton mill property, IN chestnut ~
An interesting meeting Of the Franklin Athiruc
Association wna held Tuesday night. A committee
wns appointed To- arrange for entering some OF
the members In the athletic tourney TO be held on
the Nutley Athletic grounds tne 10. a.,
The REV, william J. keatlcy. pastor, OF ,ns
Franklin Methods, Episcopal 'hurch, VIII prea'h
to veterans OF tho war tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
BAYONNE.

.ou,ca,en, has been made OF the engagement
~ Miss Jennie Wickham OF West Inir''-'n'
N Mr. Herbert W. Brown. OF Mount vernon -.
In celebration OF the anniversary OF ner u, n.
a., ~. Marie paws. of No Il East Thirty-third-
ST. will hold a reception on wednesday e's"s
May 49, .,oo,sa
school Trustee william J. Denton was reelected
Grand Secretary OF the Grand Court OF Ne"-'s's!
A O. f. at last weeks annual convention oi 'A'
organization. ~, ~.
rn mnrr 'hs with Bergen Point
Methodist Episcopal Church pifh .,oo % Nc "N'~
The Bergen Point Music CUP nsw Ursph,nn
ton will give vocal concert ana Nersey Athletic
Club on Saturday evening June ,yor IN IN.
reception and eneralnmen Wsre s s1Te" Athleiic
Association last evening. The proceeds OF .ne aSt
viii be devoted sS to b the srrps u1Gnaiss
series Of two dozen pretty tableaux-vvants were
Fsn on Sare " Ss
neeed With the church The Misses Cora aa Green.
M naa va" wInke Emily Lord, Nellie M Ims1,
Florence Tayor Mabel GaT
Fannie Fuller Ete Corey Helen cSmsIosH Lord
Mis- Elmer +. Bigoney. Mrs Edward =, nre Ben
bursh and Messrs Rego1n arss TOO.
part ,,., ..s ,ss,o, ,e.chers. car.
t,dcates OF The third grade John II. Holding and
the following student teachers: Misses Charlotte >
Barnes. Mary A. Cawl Adelaide Hoes' H0e III
oliver and Emily r. Parker. -
Company l. ith Regiment held on Monday eNen-
ing an election for second lieutenant by unahl-
nous vote George q. Rhoderick was reelected
The last musical service OF the season IN me
FIRST Reformed Church. in Avenue G, VIII be gwen
tomorrow evening by the chorus choir or loo voices
The soloists will be Nine ogden Crane ana Messrs'
William Geery and Richard Rouse: ~,
he held tomorrow evening IN the FIRST Ke,prW Wsn
Huskirk Post No 100 q. A, r., and Custer Post.
No &, =, OF V. will attend, with the local company
of the Bows BTigadr escort
ON Wednesday evening OF the coming week .
reception and dance Will he given by the Newark
Iiay Iloat Club In its winter clubhouse 4 vocal
and Instrumental concert and literary enisrlain-
meni will be given on Friday evening " the clubs
winter elubhouse under the auspices ~ the Young
Peoples Aid soeieN auxiliary 10 H. fauis German
EVANGELICAL Lutheran thufchi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
MONTCLAIR.

The Dramatic Club will present In the cinb nan
this evening Robertsons comedy caste" The
cast includes w. A. Francis. Frank id'tiejohn, H.
j Chapn. IT,, A. T. Greene George Topline, Mlss
Jeane Morrison, Miss Annie Howard and Mrs, j.
souteer Porter Special scenery has been painted
for the play and every effort VIII be made TO have
II excel the hIst performance Of tha season. when
was marked success
Ars.on CAMP No "a. sons ef Veterans, was of'
sanissd last Tuesday evening with n membership
81 iwsniy 1--WE, The following officers we're ~.
stalled ny he department ethegts q NewsYe,k ana
10, viGe'ooInnandef, n W iifootn junior ylce,onn,
manae, W q pslnaseni ,hap"'nI ,t'a a,n,.s
Wes ~, 81, ass o. Is"s s sssc t"D,
Vinqef Of The guard, James Taylor ana adj"'an''
hs annyersaiy services of the complstlon ~ he
twen,y.niih year Of II. organization viii be hell
by the rcnsfssat lone. church throughout nes' week
Chdren's Home VIII be held in ne church ara an
address viii he made by Mrs Iiallinslon Booth
The last meeting Of the outlook club for the sea
son was held last evening. tho subject under discus,
sion being ''1'he spade and the HOOK a compar,
son Of archaeological discoveries and the scfpurs'
records. The debaters were the Iiey. pr WILLIAM y
Ward, OF "rhe independent" and the Rev DR.. VIII
lam 4. Cross Of the Church of the Redsemer. New
The Young Mems Christian Association Is making
a strony effort to celebrate Decoration Day "
P Presbyterian Church, at which II. " Knight OF
ana the patriotic and military O,ganzliions Of Mont
in the Rink which viii consist OF Nag drill choruses
tabesus ETC., all especially appropriate TO the occa-
The womsn's Christian Temperance Union will
The. Young Mems Christian Association pariors. 4
nlble readins with incidents in trip Though the
Hose Company, No !. NJ. y. d., has elected W. r.
a rf as% c s Trsdt ws. now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A, the Arst meeting Of the recently elected board
az Education. on Wednesday evening i'ober' IT,
Uoagland was reelected president The hoard ac-
cep,ed an ofrer Of the Jersey tlue chapter iangh'
ters Of the American Revolution. by which an an
puai prlxe Of s. viii he awarded 10 The pnn Of The
Livingstone Avenue High hchooi receiving the h'sh'
est average IN United states history a,.,
The Catholic Club celebrated ~ 'wen'y,nf'h an'
nys1,s % wss"s' wss s sssn ana "ss
,iVIiss u lie evening The hall was deliberately
message Was received by coonsl John 4, nul.
.. ss 3" S,a.s . 'S S S"i
enthusiastically rassei he etnplnnllop tcr The degree
neco, % rh',o,.phy q ,G sac. Vpyc,' AZ ~.
s a,s' u Ma VIZ .'d ici bono sa,y I, ,,ns
The new lI9ett of r,echcisrs 81 Mldd'ss s
dIrsoilcn Of econoiny and fetorn u has ,oduced
for "Sm s se'nh n o c "v,,
salaries. fees and expenses from 10000 to Naooc
he new arsSo Ten S,rs, s' from cr
to three isrcchoidors ana abolished two useless
The members Of Company y. National dnard Of
Now-Jersey, stationed In this city, are proud Of
hs soma n on Monday
had every member present. this being the seventh
line mt %s.n its percentage OF attendance
rive new members were elected o at the meeting
Of rn The r Of The trolley
dlcsex County have secured site az Midtown Tor
their power house. They have already begun
The Middesex Bowling Green club organized for
a ns sras oc "a, ' Presicn chrsa chepnn Of
Duneien; vice-presdicnt, r. !; Rich'er Of Perth
x%soy Peter II w FIX Of Nswrm:.
W WIKI managers. Fred wegei and Robert Petit.
Of. New-Brunswick. and T. 3D. Belts Of somer-
tx Congressman and Mrs Miles Ross. with their
Ms N.Y. MGss aG FOR sr @Ssrs
they Will spend the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
RLOOMEIELD.

The death is announced OF Miss 81 IRA Cook at the
home Of her mother. In Austin Place from con-
sumption.
bloomfield Division Uniformed Rank, Is. OF J.,
WAS visited by the inspection officers Monday night
Tho dl,ls.on VII take part In the field day drill.
The Rev Henry X. DewInger. 81 Caldwell will
he married June .. at Knoxville, Tenn, to Miss
Janet H. Southerland, daughter Of the Rev H. X.
Southerlhnd.
Councilman Davis reported 10 the Glen Ridge
Borough Council Monday that the Delaware,
Iarklwanna and Western Railroad ofnciaS had
agreed allow the borough people TO use the base
msut 81 the station for police station.
The marriage Il announced Of Louis tOrtamh ri
and Mss Isa Iicnrlete, youngest daughter OF Isaac
nay, ~ Bsy-ave,
The members Of the bloomfield Cadet Corps ar.
In active practice for rina contest on Memorial
Day
The Suburban Traction Company has It's trolley
cars running To- The railroad station In bloomfield.
and expects Ia have the road IN fnl operation by
June J.
The marriage ~ Frederick a. Cidmus and Miss
Carrie y. Jaeger viii take place neat Wednesday
evening,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
ENGLEWOOD.

THE RANKs-MCoNNE.. REcErTioN-PREPARA-
TioNs FOR DECORATION DAY GAyETIEs.
Mrs Henry Ward Banks gave a large and beau,-
ful reception on Thursday afternoon at her home.
Hl,holmc. In Palisade-ave. for her dauSni'f Mrs
George Mcconnell. OF Fulshaw Park Wlms1ow'
England. Mrs. James NJ. Montgomery also re-
ceyed with them. The house aas thrown open In
most hosp.tabe manner and the rooms were
thronged with Englewood people and win CON
siderable number OF New-York peop.e who came
up 10 the reception The supper room WAS PRETTY
eni hs wi reception d were M ana Mrs Herbert b
Turner Miss Turner Mrs. W T LnssaaM r M and
Mrs Ges ~, and Ms Mrs eSs c!a 1 nnd s
Mrs Alexander EnOs, Mr.. and Mi.; DGIinsh,a sll
Mr. and Mrs A. childs Miss biythe a., Hi Mr reF-
s duncan Mrs. Story. MIS- s. y pous,n,y n TIE
Misses Doughty Mrs Wi abb 81 v yerily Mss
WOOD. Mrs Roland Vermilye. Miss shsrwood Mrs
i Lyman MISS Virginia Lyman ~ ana Mrs G. r
Parke. Mrs, Donald Mackay Miss WISE ". w
LAST Last night a spring canta,a, entitled HOLIDAY"
was given with great success by the musical pupils
taninent was for the benefit Of the DAISY Fields
for CRIPPLED chaI.n and s92dy s" ssrs
Mr: Nr; TsTIy Ms M5s f rTns"i
Mrs cofnI Hnxh '' Peters. Mrs Donai MacKay Mrs
William n.s DS %s Mrs Pond Mss
Prenarations are advancing apace for the great
Memorial Day dongs AZ the Field Club and at
al er popular gathering Places for the young people
OF the town The Field Club Will devote portion
az the day 10 track and field athletic games The
Field club is fun o. fleet and graceful runners
ard Jumpers and there is every reason 10 believe
out for the games. An added attraction viii be a
lot OF Yale men who VIII take part In the game.
and In the evening an Informal dance WI De
riven AT the clubhouse. The tennis tournament
81 the Field Club. announced 10 begin yesterday.
has been postponed until June 2! The EnBlewood
Dramatic and Athletic Club, also on Memorial
Day. will hold picnic at Lafayette drove
vices In a body at the Methodist Episcopal chnrch
for BOYS and the Engewood Fire Department. VIII
take mart with Dwight Post In the exercises OF
the day The EngiewCod Fife and Drum Corps
will furnish the music. - ,
The Rev Dr. Marvin r. Vincent preached twice
10 large congregations In the Presbyterian Chnrch
sence OF the pastor. the Rev. James Ee'ls, who
represen,ed the Jersey city Prtsbytery at the
Presbyterian General Assembly In P.ttsbnrg.
The women OF the Methodist Episcopal church
will give a strawberry and ice-cream sociable IN
Mackay Hall on Thursday afternoon ana evening
June 8. ,., -, ,.e l..
the bo,dness OF some woud-be burglars, VINO, Jet
ting their zeal for bicycling outrun their wsdoir
various houses, or al least have ATTEMPTED 20,
and hav. tried to steal away with the bicycies
which were known TO he resting mere nncccss
has not perctef the banners Of these inhrauders
10 any great extent and II Is probable mat ihcy
win give up their efforts soon In despair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
RUTHERFORD,

'Ptnafors" Is to bs produced In Lyceum Hall next
Tuesday night under the auspices Of Rutherford
ceuAcii, Royal AToanum, With two exceptions the
talent VIII be entirely local, those who 10 take
part Including Mrs William isliehambers. Miss II,
iea.s,ls hoe, Irving u, Welcome. ~, Percy sykes,
larry xtesn. q, IT, Burns. William Miller and Hay
a whist party, 10 he followed by dancing ana re-
Iteshqshts, VIII he held tonight IA lhe iliihefs
TERI Lawn Tennis club housc,
AZ. the Fitrt Presbyterian Church To- morrow a
n9hAsolpe tnenoflal window, made by the Tiffany
vVrs Company, WI bp seen for The ntnt time, n
y the klft 81 Edward ", Dean. a retired New
1gfk nfssoo1s Importer, and IN memory NJ his wife.
who died some time apo ~ 49, W.
librarian q the rutherford Free library Tor some
Igle. has been elected acting librarian
. Memorial services Will be conducted by the Rev
0eofge ~ 1,adesr at the Church OF our Father to.
mcsrcw night. oershom Mott Post. a. g. H.. viii
Miss Jessie Wheatley and Miss Arno. Wilson
represented the Rutherford branch OF The Epworth
League ut the State convention In Elizabeth this
Cards are out for the wsddins. Of Miss Sophia
n. Albertine. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Peter AZ
pesrtine, and Carl A. sauter to take place on
Nine contests are on the programme OF the annual
regatta OF the Rutherford Canoe Club. which will
take place next Thursday on the Passaic River.
A!Jer the Afternoons sport. the visiting canoemen
VII % entertained at a "smoker" In the club
Mayor Mckenzie Of East Rutherford. has set
saturday. June as the date for the inspection OF
the East rutherford Fire Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
HARRISON.

A musical with Miss A. J.. Raymond az elocu-
ZIONIST Will be held In Eberon Hall for the benefit
OF the Christ Episcopal Church choir fund on Mon
day night, June II.
The first annual concert OF the Harrison Choral
Union Will be given In Elberon Hall on Wedncs-
day night.
Elberon Camp. Fraterna Legion. will hold It's
annual reception In Eberon Hall Monday night
June 7.
Charles IIaakins and his family started this week
for Lake Hopatcone to occupy their cottage at
Oriental Point
The Children OF Mary. OF the Church ~ the Holy
Cross. will hold their annual May celebration to-
morrow night In the church. The Rev Il. VI. Began
Will preach. and number Of new members will be
admitted.
Miss w. T., spoonley. Of schuyler-ave.. Kearny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
YOUNGSTOWN.

The monthly meeting OF the Morrstown Improve
ment Association was held on TUESDAY e'ehhs'
President Revere In the chair. special co'nhh''~'
consisting OF Charles ". Ennis Robert ID. Foote'
and Edgar =. Randolph presented a report which
reviewed the recent action OF the Board OF Free
holders In adopting a system 'of continuous roaus
throughout the county. The cost OF the streets IN
Morristown. which will be improved by the county
Is as follows: Madison TO Morristown city hne si''-
aal Msdison-ave to south-s,. $3.50 South-si.. from
Mad,son-ave to Park 1880 Morris-st, from ParS
10 depo, s. ga Morrisave from depot 10 city I'M
its 81 sO7. Marke,-st to city limits. 5000; total IN
Guiding trap rock. about x0.oO. The ASSOCIATION
adopted a resolution that the board be requested 10
use trap rock only for the Pr and u, nch Sizes ana
also exterdsd thanks 10 the board for adopting a
continuous system Of county roads instead OF I'M
proving patches q road throughout ne co1hy: M
special committee OF the Board OF Freehoders neo
a MEETING on Wednesday and decided 10 advertise
for bids roads which make continuous ,horougn-
fares hroushout The county IRON me Esssr
Morris Plains Denyile. kockaway ana Dover Ia me
SUSSEX County ns a o;orman valley 70 the War
rem County line ~ Hackettsiown, ana from penv"ie
to Boontor ana Parripany. and from Morr'S'owh 10
fourth q the gopusr organ rsctf bsrc On w ae
h. given by Professor Carl q. Schmidt this after
noon ,., ,,a., ia.
pay WI arb be 'PP Ss g G''sT%sa
he usual custom the baradG VIZ r inne w de-
liver the Grafton OF the day IN i.yceum Hall In the
evening. , ,.n,,.. 81, Aha
state Hospital met on Wednesday afternoon ana
cou.ldrred contracts for the extension ana inc
lsvatorl,s and other changes which VIII De maze
in the present sanitary arrangements. The present
ayatoric. viii be changed into dormitories. and the
plumbing throughout tho present building entirety
renolcllcd and the most modern sanitary airanst-
ments INTRODUCED The improvements Will cost IN
the nrghborhood OF 10000. ana WIZ De com
plet,d durlng the summer. The committee also ais,
selected =, site for the annex upon which work VIII
be begun about the nrst 81 June. 1t Is situated on
an rmIn.ncr in The rear OF and overlooking the
present hospital II viii be three stories highh,
front nf b., rect and 800 feet deep, and VIII pro-
vide accomm Ions for daD patients, The bulid-
ng viii cost about $500 0o0 when complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
MIl.l.iilIliN

The cornerstone ~ tho new grammar school, which
was los, IN tho Newark freight Yards for several
weeks arrived n, iiH destination on Mcniay AMI NJ
10 ~ oclock Tuesday II was paced IN position with
appropriate exercises by tho scholars n Ia ~ white
pollshrd granite ana the front hears the inscription
Directed iv5 The exercises were attended by the
noari ~ Education and large number NJ citizens,
A birthday surprise party held at the home 1t
MIR and Mrs T. Eugene McColun. IN Man-st, In
honor OF their thrteen- ycar-od daughter Edith on
Wednesday night. tuests were present from Spring
ned short Hills Summit, Morrlstown, Bernards-
Vile and other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
PASSAIC.

The new High School Alumni Association viii
hold Its first reunion and banquet at Moreo's.
New-York. on Friday June 2s The graduating class
OF 96 will be the invited guests.
Oliver Goldsmith's play "She Stops to Conquer
was successfully presented on Thursday night At
the home OF Mrs. William Benson The perform.
ance was for the benefit of the Day Nursery; the
cast was as follows: Mrs Hardcaste. Mrs EawIn
Miss Neville. Miss Edith Swan; Hardcastle. r. -.
Benson; Hastings. II. l.. LuQues Mariowe' H. H.
Memorial Day exercises were held yesterday IN
all the public schools. The school children VIII iol-
low their usual pretty custom OF collecting nowers
to be presented to the veterans Of Meade Post "
A. r.. for decorating the graves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
EEIIEVILIE.

Court General PnE Kearny, a. q. +. OF a., VIII
hold It's annual picnic In Van Reyper's WOODS on
Decoration Day.
james Ashworth. OF WllIam-st. who has been hi
for several Weeks. In recovering. ,, ,,.
Mr.. ana Mrs Tucker have arrived at their summit
home. In Washngton-ave. ia. ., -.
The Board of Heath has organized win ~. w.
Underwood chairman; Dr. u. NJ Skinner. heath
officer and j. J. Council health Inspector The
chairman was also authorized TO advertise Tor per
bonds on the $4,000 appropriated FOR road I'M
provements