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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
BI,OOMFli,l.l).

II vas ladies' night al the bloomfield Cyelers
club house Monday evening. \ bowling contest re-
suited in Miss Hattie Dodd capturing first prize.
Mrs c. Van Auken second. and Miss Jennie Clark
third.
~. =. johnson has resigned as member oi mo
Glen Ridge Election Board. and Mr.. Wakeman has
been elected in his place.
The Township Committee has now the power 10
compel the NewYork and Greenwood Lake RAIL
road To place gates At all the street crossings.
The appropriations by the Township Committee
agreed upon as follows: Contingencies. $1,000,
road repairs, 5000; crosswalks 500; public ground.
500. water contract. 5000. lire purposes, $50;
maps and surveys. 500; police purposes ShwO;
sewers. 5000 Memorial Day, 500; assessment map,
$500. street lighting $500. stone sidewalks. 5000.
A Young Peoples Society has been formed in
Christ Church with these officers President. Mrs.
Windshp Heart; vice-president. Miss +. King;
treasurer. Miss Rogart; secretary. T.. o. Wade
The crack bowling teams OF the bloomfield Ath-
letic Cub. known as teams and I, came together
Wednesday; the former winning both games and
capturing TIE $40 prize offered To the team winning
the most gaines In the series. The was. Team
b. $40 and $50. .eam I, $50 and 1i5
In the Second Ward OF Bloomfield only three
voters have been added to the list, making a total
of 1OS voters OF which about 10 will he erased
A dramatic performance was given in Central
Han Wednesday evening In aid OF the fund for the
new isolation warn OF the Mountansids Hospital
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CRAWFORD.

At South Crawford the leaves and grass caught
fire from a spark from a passing engine ara II was
only with hard work that two houses were saved.
Several destructive fires have burned along me
track I'm the last week
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Crawford Methodist
Church met on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Miss GtilIith.
arrived at TN" house.
Henry Waters. of Bavonrc. who has the contract
for building the new sewer has leased the Klein
fielder store
charles Shaw has purchased the property OF
James Partridge, and will erect a building Tor the
manufacture of electric supplies
Mrs. Edward Beadlc IT,. has been visiting rela-
tiVes In brooklyn.
The Presbyterian Sunday school has elected: Su-
prrintendcnt G.. q Teller; secretary, Edward EVor-
EFT; treasurer. Robert Rindc. librarians, ". II.
IIigbe. w IL Woodruff and r. W. Wood primary
department. superintendent. Miss l.otie Watson. as
sociatc superintendent. Mrs. T.. f. Woodruff, and
secretary. Miss Minnie Clarke.
The members of the CRAWFORD Road Board have
decided that this summe, only resident voters are
To have employ on the roads.
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RUTHERFORD.

mass meeting 81 commuters OF the Fri" Rail
way was held in G.yceum Hall on Thursday night
with Anderson Price presiding The sentiments cx-
pressed FOR n new station moro trains and
lower fares. The following committee was appointed
to net with the Mayors and Borough Councils OF
rutherford md Fast Rutherford la an effort to get
thcsc concessions: Henry q Bell, Henry t. Jack
son and William f.. Sturm. OF rutherford. Theo-
d0re G. Hester, James Il. Brown ami Louis Lau",
Of Easi Rutherford
Major Charles T. Waters. president Of the lnon
Club. gave dinner at the clubhouse Thursday
night 10 the px-prosidents and Board OF Governors
OF ;he cub Fourteen sat down AZ the table. and
TIA" occasion was one of rare good fellowship
The Rutherford Canoe club H. preparing FOR an
active soason. regatta will be held on MAY 81.
and saturday evening entertainments VII be- pro
Nidcd al The clubhouse during the season.
whist party VII be given by the Rutherford
Lawn Tennis club tonight at IT., residence of G.
f.. Parker.
H. NJ. Walcott. the young Rutherford artist who
won the Havemeyer Scholarship last year, has "A
painting, The Monks Prayer" In the present
h.bition Of The Academy Of hessn.
Mayor William Mckenzie ~ East rutherford.
whose sudden and serious illness few days ago
caused much alarm among friends. has re
covered.
At the meeting Of the Lincoln League, East
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ARLINGTON

The brownies" gave their closing whist party AMI
reception last night at tho home OF Thomas Rogers,
jr., In Miland-ave.
The Harrison Robocca Lodge has decided 10 give
n pound party on Monday April H. The lodge ac-
ccpted the invitation OF Prospect Lodge of Brook
yn. for week. to witness the degree with c.cc-
tiic features. as worked 10y that lodge.
George +. Wyatt OF iltooklyn. President ~ the
Arlington Athletic Assoca ton. the guest Of
Manager James Dennis. Of Franklin Place, this
week
t'nu the injunction hcI by tho Erie road
straininV the traction company from running over
the bridge on kcarnS ave. In settled, passengers
VIII have to transfer over the bridge. The are
running under tcn-minute headway.
The annual meeting of the Arlington Canoe cub
took place on Wednesday night and these office, =
were elected: Commodore \. ). Miller. captain,
Harold H. Lawrence purser treasurer and trustee.
II. T. Mooy.
The Arlington Dramatic Society he'd ful-Ircf s
rehearsal on Wednesday night. AT the home 81 j. &.
iIankty, In Iie,grovo Drive. Not such "A Fool ~
He Looks" will be produced at the clubhouse ON
Thursday April ~
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81 NJ NIT.

o., r.,r.ri.htlv cub viii meet IN '''
49,, ,.,.. noe, wednesday afternoon ia.
,t.,,rl Wan was crowded to iis ut,''' ,.,,
,.,...,,,,. .y.uire. when George hehla" "
va -, .pcr.oral Experiences In siberia. $500.
"i,' W" '.,,h ,rniyersary OF the Woman Soc,'F
.,,,,,, Work was held this week III INV -
,~l pr.4by,,rian church I1epor's -, ~ n,ls
, .,r. r,ad ard the Rev MI Mil.sV, itrass
Noih -. Initial Africa. delivered an auu . :, =,
sloh3tf INV + Frcrson. who has been sp S',rn
~, ',i,tcr In \cW-York City. has Te'u'"'' W
NIT -, -, frea lectures before the
ne NJ NJ, Ebriatinn Association VIII De , 49,
b,. Fradcrc Adams on Aprii - ." III"
oho Women. Auxiliary o. the YOUNG Men "a and
,', As.o..4flon met on lursHaN a., Ms Wul-
-. 3D., following officers: iresiieht.. 'tu,sn,ick
'I' u,,. president. Mrs. W. - ,,H,,1
1'.u,.',ry Nss Louise All, treasurer MISE ''"''
3iE ..,- Mons Christian Association WIN non,
'',...',t,r In I'M. hall IN SprinEn"lt ave-, ." ~
~ '.rr, rrorrammc includes music ny inv = 49,
4. 4 orchestra of NorilSto"n -, toa, givnn
bt summit Township on account ID ,, W. nl,nt
..,,..i In tho construction OF the s'"'''s' P'
W. ,,,',,rr of he Township COMMITTEE on
d. ''.,t,'r tho Jerk WAS instructed 20 lh'ot III
~ ,,, - o. me Hotel B"erhwood that
must br out tn" roar oi IN" no., ~ Wiii, "a
Tho rrt exhibition which has pc"n mn W Iii ns a
u,ii mis- w..l has been financial as VII a. -
-, s,,...s Tho exhibits were all IN" prop'' >
- rosiIents in summit. and uclude,i pau1a"s XII
..,,,,t,s b, celebrated artists COLLECTIONS ~. -
china silver plate anl furniture; y .hscb Included
rbthfiou Mas the historical relies. wnCn n''''v, We.
q rau Tor "A Militia Company OF uric H .Tbn
\ro- Providence. and dated Jun" ~ l,1o. ~
r.,,,u.s4r- iu charge OF the exhibit "ei', VI :,
",.r,wfori Mics Nnric T. iounss and Mrs
I ,tt.l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The music-loving people OF New-Brunswick were
treated 10 a delightful concert in the Second Re
formed Church Wednesday evening of this
week The first part of the programme consisted
OF instrumental music by the Euterpe String
Quartet. and vocal solos by NeN-York talent Tho
second part OF the programme was Rheinbergers
Legend of s.. Christopher"
Another interesting and largely attended musical
by the Colgate University Glee, Banjo and Mando-
evening.
The annual supper Of Phoenix Engine Com
pany of this city xas held in the eneine-r rooms on
Dennis-st.. on Monday evening. The supper was
given by the officers of the company and the occa-
sion was thoroughly enjoyable.
George Berdine. the lawyer who was assaulted
last week by Harry and Robert Ross, sons Of ex-
Congressman Miles Ross. the Democratic boss OF
cious assault and battery against the Ross boys.
and also against john NJ. DAILY. whom he impli-
Gates in the assault.
A Lcnten recital was given last; evening at
the home of Edward Y. Holmes in Somerset
ST. The patronesses were Mrs. Douwe D. VIII
hanson, Mrs. John 5. Clark Mrs Margaret DE
Mott. Mrs Richard c. Ludlow Mrs. T.: 7. Pock-
man, Mrs +. J. Young and Mrs. ID. F. r. Runyon.
Lieutenant William WeigeL I. s A. who has
been enjoying "A months leave Of absence with his
family in this city. returned to his post at West
Point Thursday.
Club i'm the Voorhees, Building. were Informally
opened Monday evening.
Major Kenneth J. puncani Of New- . BranswlGk
for twenty years continuous service IN the
National Guard of the State.
Charles J. Carpenter nominee Of the city Club
Of New Brunswick for Mayor OF the city, has
Withdrawn in favor OF Or. Nicholas Villa mson,
the Republican candidate. The city Club has
also indorsed by. Williamson.
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MORRISTOWN.

The special road committee Of the Board OF Free
holders has arranged that Freeholders Han IS
open during the day. and clerk il In charge az
all times so that the plans and specifications lor
the county road work may be seen.
Thomas Mitchell. who for twenty-five years past
has been engaged In the greenhouse business. dlei
at hs home in Morris-st on Wednesday night Inc
funeral will be held in the Church OF the Reieemer
Of which he VAS member this afternoon.
Suparintendent Reasoner. of the lackawahht,
and Mrs Reaspner. and Mrs. Eugene AYERS anu
Miss Lizzie Ayers are al Santa Barbara, SaL,
Mr. and Mrs Frederick g. Burnham. VINO nave
been spending time on the Pacinc coast VIII
return TO MorristOWn within a few days 3d.,
The voting ladies OF Miss pdna's school Nisltei
the studios OF William NJ. Chase and Mr. tWrIl
the sculptor. In NewYork. recently; through we
courtesy OF Miss Hood. teacher 81 art III IN"
seminary The course OF lectures given IN tniS
school during the last season has been prohlAple
one The closing lecture was given on Iueslay
night when Mrs Julia kecse COLES spoke on Hot-
ert Louis Stevenson. =,
Real-aS.ate agents report a large number OF m
ouir!rs for houses. and from appearances the sea ,
son In Morristown viii be- fashionable one anu
gayer than any for several yenrs pa'I. -
\ number of important improvements VIII oe
made on tho grounds OF the COLI cup IN" mem
bers Of which al work on an Gttra'tN" pFo-
gramme. which will embrace the entire summer. \
number ~ tournaments Will be- held IN the cary
summer which will b, cNciuslv" To members ~ ne
club \ number of changes and ad'iuOnS nave
been made in the links. which VIII make me course
one of the finest in the country.
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PLAINFIELD.
THE TROLLEY COMPANY LIKELY TO GEL
IT'S FRANCHISE.

u. ,sur~,Tov PARK WHIST PLAYERS WIN MoiE
LN.REIs PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NoTES'
A. Monday nights meeting of the P.ainne,a 'oi'i.
,,, co,ncil the question Of covering the CITY VIII
trolley limos was considered in a way that laV''
u.,l, doub, that before many months the street
u,ilr,v company will have the permits Tor "nic"
Il has asked. An ordinance WIS iu'ronu'e'
ing the construction Of t1e ROAD anu op'' I'o' -
tho cara on the following routes; NO rom
Watchung-avc. to East Flfth-st' 10 y.
g.. pu,r,m-,ve - Woollandave. to South-ae" ~
d., >,bo,w,o1 station No. From Watchuhe-
- ~ Eos, Tbir,l-st - Richmon1-st, 10 Nor'h-
,yc to the city line ~ FnnwooI. no. rom -,
NV,tchung-ave. to FOurth-st.' To Ma'''D' ", -.
.iv,bst N i-From Grant-ave. anu ffoh'-S''
TO the city line AZ Dune.eh ,, mt,
rbor:os \ Fowler member Of Congress from '','
,,..ri,. has given motto, that saturday June
=. tho pinpry school B1l1ing in Elizabeth VIII W.
he'd an examination Of appicants, Tor cadSmy' at
Wnrt Point and tho Naval AcadeIny at AnnaPS br
II is probable that the state roumS b"ii its meet
t, an Painfied The question was dsctssed
at the league meeting In Newark u" N'o"'''''
decision ol %nS eompoSr Of represenaye pan
= M ,n doI,rhtfuIly entertained at the Coundy
uS S cS,eino Monday night when a mnfica va ~
gven under the patronage OF the vsspina we're
King D2nEet,, cor Hurchard; pianist; Mrs william
MIT i1 noor1 soPrano Miss Bertha BHeHnn'
vglnis ani ost ar rWyaaehinston park Whist club
- v5r,5 p,ipfod again defeated leading ,ra Mn Sur
|,hi, rluh last Saturday causes even mo- yhnn
nr'ss. man was occlsioned Two Week C;1i,S4 The
p,,, ,n,t IN" weilknown Hamilton : Ii ,ir,,v nv
aver tho Philadelphia ClHD la~t "a I'm a.
,, 'unnts demonstrated that the locnt ri" - Io
thneb Young in the field Is ven Gqa hayn 70 de,
ln"ir. nj,y Tho PARK Ciub VIII nav ,s3 Tho
gcni H. trophy before the end Of Apr cubs
,.tn,,t II hamilton ami kncherhoca no
I r,ss,bIv tho Amrita and Amtrlod. ~ h ,.,lctor
az -, 'or-se that Il continues 10 u ,,nxeI
We.nt townsend Rogers MccntGqen a; an NrWJer
Snvo prob.hly attracted more at,em'vhh a has ever
n , ,,iri,, piavers than any team '""' '
,.,nt,roI out Of tine St1i" ,, calohr,tel her
H., susnn Uorcyluan this week csleoi i.rrhter
Ms. Sr., br,hd,y a. tho Rome Of her dauS"'''
MTs, ,i Tnx. icw weeks ground WI Dc sotrh
W I'm. .bn I,vora station and R0ckanr ~, skin
I.,MTe for INC erection of pig cnai i nra IN
S1t"t,rr ,,I5ut New-York capitalists Only NJ 80
tefr''' .'r, r rhers OF irove-st. ent s,'n
,n y.4i CAB a, nor nome on M?ndaz and Mss
t.r !. N',u,rlli won The nfst pttH' fu-,
Mr. !, .rJ Nr. ! =. Homan tho other '"'
prZ ,, s,.p,rI Of Nev-Yori assistant Si inp
NJ 1 ',,,,t..i,r Alliance Weekly, au'''S7 w.
ul u.s. ' len pnInHoll Tuesday. h,s iss,iei
Mr. f. y clark. Of Cr ee,,en iWoaiay. April -
e, 4 - o'clock when h"r ~" iii be intro
it'ni, ana Ms Bertha NJ o. Clark VIII w ''
d,r,I ~ PAi-fisli society
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ELLI.t.Nli.I.E.

passac Hook end Ladder company he's appointed
a committee 10 rcpor, 10 The Fire Commissioners
regarding the frequency 81 false fire alarms.
The Bereyllle public school Is osed for the April
vacation. ,,
Iohn : YIar!man has returned from an extended
Eastern trip go. ,,...
j. r. Eastwood. OF the Eastwood Wire Manui4Ht-
uring Company % Bellevil!e, VAS Mt Atlantic Niy
this week. ,<.
r. C. Jones is about TO begin the erection ~ io"E
new houses IN North Courtlanl-st
The following have been elected trustees OF ne
Methodist Episcopal Church: M"ssrS. cooper, Far-
hurst and Bennett. for three years; MessrS puluS
ana Jones for Two years Messrs. Wcyant and
Coeyman. tor one year
At the Republican primaries the following names
were paced I'm nomination for Township committee:
Edmund Cadmus. John Prout. Joseph Is. llttc
Edward Hecel, George Phenerm cors +. -
Sanford Davis James; appropriations. new roads,
$500. incdentals, 5000. The Public Park b'i VAS
Endorsed.
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JIOBOKEN

Miss Bella Casper and Samuel BoomberS were
married at the home Of the brides parents Mr.. anu
Mrs Jacob Casper. First-st.. on sunday evening.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. joseph
KoIb Miss Sarah Baumann and Miss l.. Casper, a
sister Of the bride were bridesmaids, ana Messrs
Il. Berger and s Baumann were the groomsmen
The maids of honor were the Misses Lena and Mole
Ellis. nieces Of the bride; AND among me gutbiio'
were Mr. and Mrs. J. Fills. Mr.. and Mrs Suhe-
bridge Mr. and Mrs y. Godram. Miss GOldram Mt
and Mrs ! Bloom Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mes Miller,
and Mrs Ahrenburg Miss Lena Bloom 4. Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs Buckbnder, Mr. and Mrs. Pertzman
Miss Jane Hanks, Max Goldstein: ). Silverman. the
Misses Levy. Mr. and Mrs. Sternberg. Mr. and Mrs.
George Gerhard. and Mr. and Mrs F. Freedman.
After the reception the young couple started for
A fashionable and successful concert was given
Thursday evening in Quartet Cub Hall, under
the direction Of Miss Olga NJ Monsanto assisted
were Mrs Martha Il. Stevens. Mrs. Richard Stevens;
Mrs 4. r. Leeds. Mrs. Henry Morton, Mrs Alfred
Mayer. Mrs. Louis Schrleber, Mrs. a. Stillman.
dore Suro and Mrs Daniel Butterfe.d Among
those who took part In The eneranmen d MeTe
Nay Nay F. and Irene + schiSb Helena stayksp.
Harrass Louise and Clara Pfefferle Flossie Niyer,
Lulu Nette. Title NJ. and Harriet L. Ettlnser. and
Masters Alfred L!ncks, Hans Baumgard. Austen
panied by the Valencia Orchestra.
\ reception was given by Mr.. ana Mrs. Samuel
Mccormick, Of No. 126 Adams-st, on Tuesday. night.
y. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mr.. and Mrs. ". Cau-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cunning
Mamie shay. Nellie McJilone, G. Carlson. Mary Nc
Closkey. Lulu OBrien, Fanny McCloskey, Kate
Heinz B. CGmTngs ana Mary Whitc and Messrs.
W. Callan, NJ. Mcknight. William McGrath, F.
Seims. Joseph Drlscon, NJ Hurhg, Joseph Gnty,
H. Hemsohn r. White, II. Erxmeyer and j. Nc
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I}AYON\E.

public Thought" is the topic OF n discourse
which the Rev. Charles Harris Jones will deliver
tomorrow evening in the First Reformed Church
Company l. 4th Regiment. National Guard Of New
JERSEY he'd It's first formal drill az an AWKWARD
sauaA" in Metropolitan Hall! II, gimental Quarter
master Alvin g. Graf being instructor The or
ganlzation has elected 10 membership Messrs Fred
erick sunderman. Alexander :. Lawson. Reuben
Bernard. Frank Dobson. Cornelius u. Mettier an
John W. Mccormack to membership. company
meeting and drill vii! be he'd next Monday even
ing.
At Tuesday evenings meeting Of the Bayonne
Rowing and Athletic Association ninety new mem
bers were elected. and twenty-nne propositions
for membership Were presented
Miss Jessie Imbrie the eldest daughter Of the
late James Imbrle and a sister Of William Morris
1mbrlc. died FRIDAY in her forty-ffth year. AT
her home In Avenue G. Her death due an
attack of pneumonia contracted while She was en-
gagged In charitable work. Miss Imhrie WIS proinl-
nent In church matters. being teacher IN the First
Reformed Church Sundly-schooi.
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MONTCLAIH..

Mrs John Burns has issued cards for the mar
rage Of her daughter Helena to Ernest &. Hnck
Tuesday evening, April 49, at o'clock. at her
home No % Walnut-st.
The Peoples Independent club Of Montclar has
decided not 20 run a separate Ticket and has in
dOrsed the following nominations for Courcmen:
George S. Benton Rep). First ward: James Ryan
G)em). Second Ward G. s. Cofiin OemJ Third
Ward.
Mrs William W. Clark. Of New-Yorp. read an
the Salvation Army" on TUESDAY afternoon IN the
parlors of the First Congreyatlo Church.
president, " il. Willsm;, jr; secreisfy. =: Z.
Meyer; !assstan; foreman, ". ii. (;allaehef.
Ms Oh from He F @nrG o XXI oaS S
fight for the Office. ana has tho support Of the
shall II elected, VIII illustrate popularity Of Jer;
sey laws, since she VIII be a member Of a board
The Montclair Wheelmen held their regular
monthly meeting IN their rooms on l3loomneid,ave.,
the election Of officers '''N''"'
The Town Council of MontclaIr has directed the
Is owned by the Mon,clair Wster Company, ana in
This was done because Jersey Clty in prospecting
for water supply mas settled upon the pond a.
4 course Of four lectures on parliamentary Ian
Will be given by Or. Brown. Of Orange, IN the
MP ba R Kun 5.s on ARr Msog % 2, a9H 80 h
yited the German catholic Of Moniciajr ana bloom
ned 10 attend series OF sermons IN tn Church
Of the lmina cuate Conception in Fullerton-ave
The Montclair club has engaged special orchns-
ira for the dance Easter Monday. and after
the quetness of Lent II will probably be brilliant
affair.
The committee Of citizens a-"oinied last sum
mer by the Town Council TO Investigate ana make
recommendations TO the commission on the sub
1ect OF county park has received notice In
which y states that the benefit 10 Montcar by ,he
park will be more than the cost OF the park and
unhestatingly urges every voter In the town 10
vote for the county park appropriation at the com
Ing election
Tee Montcair Athletic Club baseball nine will
play its first game May l with the nine Of the
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MAPI.EWOOp.

Henry Cheshire has resigned his Office cu~
todian OF the MapleNood public school. and Danei
Norris has been appointed to hll the place
The work Of tunnel.ng fourteen .eei under tho
Raker-st crossing OF the Delaware, lackaWanna
and Western Railroad, for the purpose OF laying
water mains. has been completed by the summit
Water Company ,
The Rev q II Thomson. whose term expired
on sunday as pastor OF the Map,eM ood MethoNsl
Church. was unable 10 preach his farewell sermon,
on account of ill-health. The pastor ana iamuy
have gone 10 their cottage AZ Mount Tabor.
The funeral Of Grace BigelOw CrOHel, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Crowell. was held at O'Clock
on Wednesday The Rev Dr George l.. SPRING. "
the First Presbyterian Church. OF South Orahse'
conducted the service.
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NE WARH.
REGISTRY LISTS MADE LAST TUESDAY
WILL Hold OK ELECTION DAY.
,,.,.cr nrrt.t~s DECISION HrGAHDiNf THE NEW
LAW-FKEDEIuCK KEAsEEI GOING TO
LnME- nEESONAL INVITES

JUDGE DErUEs DECISION Rl.GAHDiNf THE NEW
1Aw-rRrpEucK KrAsrEY CONG TO
1oME-pERsONAL NOTES
Judge Depuc yesterday decided that he new cleo
ton law did not apply - The charter eiccuon next
Tuesday in the point Of making the registry ,"h,n
last Tuesday Illegal Judge Dcpue said that the
registry of voters and revision were not essential
parts of the law. Tho Court he said was con-
strained in view of the fact that voter might Dc
disqualified from the exercise OF constitutional
right TO assume jurisdiction to correct the registry
II there was any it could be corrected after
the election The Court will accordingly sit for the
revision of registry until ate: Election Day.
The counsel for Henry Kohl. the condemned mur-
dcrer, said yesterday that no application would be
made for new trial on the ground of newly dis
make a fight for kohs life ON another linz.
In the Circuit Court YESTERDAY sut va begun 10Y
ment COMPANY for the death OF Louis Barth, a
Workman who killed 10y the breaking OF a ring
bolt in the factory on March 3 l%2 49,,
Frederick Keasbcy. son OF the late a. . Koas,
hey the Newark LAWYER who aic1 IN Rome , on
two sisters IN Rome and bring home the body of his
father The two sisters Will stay IN TIE mean time
tone No particulars OF Mr. Keasbeys death have
been received. Yesterday personal letter nclosine
Frederick Evans, Editor Of The Daily Advertiser.
h se was written Il h9mS Snd dated "a Sao MaTsA
hapres moods The dead LAWYER was one OF the
governors of the Essex tIuD. Inc members OF me
bar viii probably take suitable action on Monday
ana the Hoard of Trade and other bodies will meet
and adopt resolutions.
s X sheldon formerly member Of the firm OF
S. w Sheldon pinscorb. dealers in erocors iN-
lures No % Readc-st.. died AT his home in Belle
VILE y j. on THURSDAY. aged fifty sly yclrs Nj.
sheldon was n lincal descendant VI Israel iutram
ard was born in Syracuse y. Y. He was II" IN
ventor of number OF mechanical appliance. lie
leaves two children.
call as assistant pastor of prominent Preshyteri2n
Church at Cleveland. Ohio
her sister Mrs Robert T. Shepard. IL Washington.
u. &.
Mr. and Mrs Ornan Wright. u Lincoln Park ar
at the Hotel Buckngham New-Ycrk CITY and VIII
remain until after Easter.
The Misses Nan1crpoo have returned to their
home WASHINGTON Place.
Colonel and Mrs J. T. Mullkn have removed -
the Bassc- house in Clin'on-nVc.