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New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
Union HID.

The wife of Thomes Jarvis, OF New-Durham. re
Gently gave birth 20 boy. who has two we'l-de-
veloped thumbs on his right hand The left hand
is perfect
The Hudson County Either Club recently gave q
reception which was attended by many prominent
musicians from neighboring cities.
The marriage OF Miss Katie Hanze. or NO. 20
Jefferson-st to John Deublein OF Bergenne-aVe.,
was held on Thursday. in the Holy Family tatnoi,;
Church After the ceremony a reception WAS helu
al the home OF the brides mother.
Bishop Wigger will dedicate the new Cathoic
Church. Onr Lady Help OF Christians. at West New
York october %
Mis-. Josie Boye. daughter OF John Boye' Of : West
Hoboken was married to Frank Capin. ot New
Durham yesterday. The wedding was held III the
Monastery, at West Hoboken. and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev Father Boye: an uncie
OF the bride Miss Addie Boye ond Miss Marie
Capin were the bridesmaids and Henry Cspin ana
Alfred Lux attended the bridegroom The maids OF
honor were Miss Louisa Capn and Miss flora LUX.
A reception was held at the home OF the pride 5
parents
The Rev Isaac W. Gowen. pastor OF the Grove
Reformed Church and Mrs Gowen. celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their wedding by giving a re-
ception a few nights ago at the parsonage III New
Durham
one OF the most enjoyable receptions given this
sea son was that held at the home OF Miss 6ussie
Kieinke OF Elm-st.. West Hoboken. on THURSDAY
night.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
HUDSON COUNTY TOWNS.
HOBOKEN

The United States Marine Hospital Bureau offi-
cialy says that the death rate In Boboken was
greater last week than that OF any other city IN
the country There forty deaths in a popuia-
ton OF 5000
The Quartet Club gave its first concert ana re-
ception for the season on Monday night among
the artists who took part Was Frau Georgne Won
Januschowsky. the prima donna OF the Vienna
Opera House. W. H. Reger the well-known tenor
also sang The clubs chorus % forty voices was
exceptionally good, and the so persons present
showed their admiration by hearty applause il
the dance that followed nearly all OF the society
people of Hoboken Joined, some OF whom were MI.
and Mrs Samuel A. Besson. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
Campbell Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Thomas. Edward
Russ, Mr. and Mrs. j. Henry Timken: MI snn
Mrs Leonard Pfeiifer and the Misses PREMIER Mt
and Mrs. Charles Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Stein. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Schultze, ana MT.
and Mrs John Schuemann.
Christian Woerner Camp, No. /. Sons OF Vet
erans will celebrate its thirteenth anniversary al
Odd Fellows Hall tonight.
making great preparations for suitable celebra.
ton on November OF the hftieth anniversary OF
the church. The Rev. John Finch recently resigned
as pastor. and the place has not been filled.
Ex-Mayor William II Ellis received a hand
somely framed OF resolutions a few nights ago
from the NJ. J. Coyle Association OF which he Is a
member james r. Mlniurn. Corporation Attorney,
made the presentation speech.
Candidates for admission TO the Normal Sot Jol
will be examined to-day.
The Rev Henry Mattce OF the First Reformed
Church OF Hoboken. has resigned in consequence
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New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
NUTL.EY.

The Monday Night Bowling club opened the sea-
son on Monday at the house OF the Nuey Field
Club.
The opening club shoot OF the season by the MEM
bers OF the Yanticaw Gun Club which was 10
have taken place last Saturday. will take place
to-day weather permitting. There will be match
for the club cup (scratch). known angles and known
traps. and a handicap match. unknown angles and
unknown traps. five traps TO be used. The club
cup will be shot for every Saturday. and will be
presented TO the member making the best average
The annual meeting Of the Womans Guild OF
Grace Church. Nutley. was held on Thursday al
ternOOn at the rectOry
The Ladies' Bicycle cub met at the house OF the
Nutiey Field Club Thursday afternoon. and
took spin across the country. On their return
they were guests AT a bicycle tea" given by Miss
Fenton, Of Nreeland-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
RUTHERFORD.

There Will be a card party. TO be followed by re-
freshments. at the house OF the Rutherford Lawn
Tennis Club tonight.
The prevalence OF cigarette smoking among
schoolboys led the Board OF Education on Tuesday
night to pass a resolution forb.ddng the use OF
cigarettes on the school premises The Board also
voted 10 introduce fire drill into the schools.
The annual inspection OF Gershom Mott Post G.
4. r.. OF which Robert Leeds IL commander, was
conducted Monday night by Assistant Inspector
Myers, OF Englewood who compimented the Ruth
erford post on Its fine showing.
School Trustee James l.. Haste will f the pulpit
OF his son the Rev. James l.. IIaste. Croton to-
morrow.
OF Postmaster G. X. Alyea, married on
wednesday night to John Thomas Collins, at the
home OF the brides parents.
The fifth annual sermon will be preached to Ruth
erford Council. Royal Arcanum. tomorrow night
the Rutherford Baptist Church by the Rev Ed
ward J. Cooper
r. Lausen Purdy. OF New-York. will address the
Research club next Tuesday night on Individual
ism
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
ESSEX COUNTY TOWNS.
FRANKLIN.

Miss Edna Vreeland had a birthday surprise at her
home in HlIside-ave on wednesday night.
Mrs Rachael V. Wilson has returned to Lansing
burg, y. Y.
Ayondale No Hose Company's new carriage has
been received II will carry 1000 feet OF hose.
The Franklin High School football team Will play
the Rutherfcrds this afternoon.
Mrs Frances Crabtree died at her home In Will
iam-st on Wednesday after long illness.
The Franklin Building and Loan Association held
its annual meeting Wednesday night new series
OF stock was opened and 35l shares were sold OFF,
GERS were elected as follows: President, William II.
Boardman: vlce-president Max p. Kaufman: treas
urer Joseph T. Doan secretary John II. White.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
PASSAIC.

The sixty-second annual convention OF the North
Jersey Baptist Association. which includes FORTY
churches ended on Thursday night with a young
peoples rally in the First Baptist Church. The ses-
sion lasted two days and $50 delegates were pres
ent. The next annual convention will be held az
Union HEl.
Mayor Mclean returned from hunting trip IN
the West in time to view the annual parade ana
inspection OF the Passaic Fire Department on
Wednesday night. which was successful anar
A squad OF police, Chief Schulting ana MS as
sistants. two brass bands. two junior fire com,
panies Passaic Engine Company, Rescue Hook ana
Ladder Company. Dundee Engine Company Alert
Hook and Ladder Company. Mclean Engine COM
pany Linden Hose Company and Hamilton Hose
Company were in line. and the display OF fireworks
along the line OF the parade was liberal.
Justice Ross on Thursday issued warrant for
the arrest OF NJ Klauberg OF Clifton. on the charge
". j. Clancy. Mr.. Klauberg. who says that part
OF the fence stood on his property. was he:d N
500 for the Grand Jury. The fence was an extrsor
dinary AFFAIR, some fifteen feet high, and was cur.
rently supposed by clifton people to have on neen
erected with a view OF secuding Mr. Clancys prop
erty from that OF his neighbor. Mr. Clancy, now
ever. says that the fence was built TO make
handba court.
The engagements announced OF Miss merriam
Willard and Edward Berry. Miss Kate Guthrie ano
Frank A. Marseus. and Miss Williamson ana -
T.. Sengstack.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
RLOOMFIELD.

The Madrigal Society has made arrangements
for two concerts In the near future.
Mrs. Edward Quinn has issued cards for the mar
rage OF her daughter. Nora L., 10 Martn D.
Cooney. Of Newark on October %. at the Church OF
the Sacred Heart
The Rev d. W. Aysworth. father OF the Rev
r. NJ Aylsworth OF the Park Methodist Church
will begin series Of revival services In the Wat
sessing Methodist Church tomorrow.
The owl Bowling Club has made arrangements
for it's annual ball the latter part OF this month
Peter Wade will be floor manager. John Erb hrsi
assistant Joseph Bickler second assistant
Miss Lillian Reed Williams. daughter OF Mr and
Mrs. Isaac Pardee Williams. was married TO !. ID.
Anderson, Of Brooklyn, In the First fresbyterian
Church. on "Wednesday. The Rev. James Beve
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWOOD.

Englewood people much pleased at the an
nouncement that the free delivery postofi1ce sys-
TEN viii be begun in this town Ehorts nave
been making toward this for long time. but they
have no; been realized until within the last Tort
night; when word was received from Washington
that the system would be put into operation as
soon the streets were properly numbered mere
The Englewood Improvement Society VIII help IN
this work so that free delivery may go into opera
tion by November !.
Work on the library paper, which will be issued
on the last day OF this month, is rapidly crystaliz
ing, and contributions are coming in in large num-
bers The edition will be limited and as 1t will
contain many photographs OF well-known places in
Engewood. in addition TO articles contributed by
Engewood people it is certain TO have a large
Women Of EnSeWeod who Will contribute to the
paper: Lterature-Mrs. John Elliott Curran Mrs.
hsssl MISS Marc ICONS e lennon Modern Charity
Miss Elizabeth b. Nermilye Miss NJ. Katharine
io"1s p Zoe. The Modern WomsnrMrs William L.
Tillnghast, Mrs. j. O. Clephane,, Music-Mrs, Mrs
Household-Mrs. William S. Doughty Miss Hen
rietta l. sawtelle Young Peoples Department srnnn
The Episcopal Church will hold fair for the
benefit OF its organization some time within the
wood Hospital are also arranging for fair TO be
held in November 10 increase the revenue of the
hospital.
The death OF Mrs. William S. Mowry. jr last
Sunday morning at her home in Maple-st was a
great shock TO her friends in Englewood and there
has been genuine grief shown all sides at her
loss. Mr. and Mrs Mowry have been married only
a short time year, and her friends feel that
this circumstance made her death peculiarly sad.
Her funeral held Tuesday at her home and
the burial was at Bennetville s. c.. near her home
before she was married.
Miss Edith Van Beuren. Of Teaneck started on
Sunday last for China She will stop at Honolulu
and Will also make a stay I'm Yokohama, Japan.
and thence go to Hong Kong. China. She Will not
return until some time next year
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss Florence
n. COrisS, daughter or Mr. and Mrs Wilbur +.
Corliss OF Hillsidest.. TO Thomas w. Lamont of
New-York City. The wedding will take place in
| the Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. Oc-
tober 81
George F. Hull, OF New-York. has rented Mrs
BARRIERS house in Engle-st.. and James c. Fincke
has rented Mrs. L. NJ. Pease's house in Knlcker-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
NORRIS COUNTY.
MORRTSTOWN.

Ii has been a long time since there have been so
many cases the calendar OF the Circuit an I
Supreme courts as at the present term. The Grand
Jury on Monday presented fourteen Indictments
and probably will not adjourn before the end OF the
week 1t Is said that complaint has been made
against the Board OF Freeholders for alleged viola
ton Of their duty in not having the macadam
roads constructed in proper Judge
Megie instructed the Grand Jurors the ey-
tent of the duties of the Board OF Freeholders in
regard advertising and letting contracts. ana
.lso as the liability of the Board for paying
out money for road purposes without the certifi-
cate OF the engineer
The annual inspection Of the Morris,own Fire
Department held on Tuesday Notwithstand-
ing the rain. the department presented a very
credltabe appearance.
on Monday night J. Fred Runyon, orsanst of
Miss lean sIee. the weli-kncwn contrnlto' will
give organ recital In the church
Augustus w. Cutler is arranging for ce,ebra-
iion OF the centennial of the occupancy OF the
Cutler homestead in Morristown. by his family in
1896 II Will be in the form OF family reunion.
song recital. The second of the series. viii be
given by Mr. and Mrs T. NJ Young on Monday
evening. their studio In Sonth-st.. with George
T.. clauder. voloncest, and Henry Hall Dunkley
accompanied.
Mr. and Mrs Louis \. Vogt celebrated their
twentynf,h wedding anniversary on Monday nigh,
Two hundred and hf,y guests present.
Miss Mabe. daughter Of Henry NJ Olmsted, Of Sl
washington Bldcf, was married on
the Church OF the Redeemer. by the Rev Dr'
William II. Hughes. 10 Frederick Godet. WEI
ding reception followed AT the home OF the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godet Will riake their home IN Bsr-
muda where the bridegf om is engaged }" ho'
Majesty's civil Service.
on Monday the directors OF the First National
Bank purchased Of Wilbur +. Day hall ol .ss m m
The frontage secured by the bank IL 30 rect .
inches The wal. which they have contracted 10 40
erect when they put up their new building VIII
bring the price Of the land M 10 about sll2s a a
from; foot The bank Will tear down the portion 3l
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

,s r.. oac,s,sd A. NJ Franklin and c. c.
Voorhees,. OF Brooklyn. were the ushers
The conservation of the Church OF the sTa1, Sara1
Heart will take place tomorrow b'shop NIT All
of Trenton. will oficiate.
The Rev Charles a. Cook has been chosen pres-
taant ~ the bloomfield Evangelical Union, to sue
ceed the Rev. George A. PAUL.
A. ara Mr.. Joseph r. sRushby have issued cards
for the marriage OF their youngest uaush t,, ,
Florence TO Charles Dumond Bauey, s au .me nctn %"
M.'hodi.t Episcopal Church on wednesday, octo-
ber 80. . x,,.,
The marriage OF Harry A. Freeman ana MISS S
Mary Wlletts will take place AT the ho"e u INV
bride next Wednesday at noon. -
The first Assembly will take place at Glen H'"se
Hall on November ].
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
SUMMIT.

The annual district conference OF the Young Mems
Christian Associations in the second district OF New
Jersey Will be held to-day and tomorrow in the
Young Mems Christian Association hall In Spring
neld-ave The district includes the following asso-
Citations: Newark. Montclair. Orange. Orange Coored
Branch. Orange Valley. Summit. Madison. Norris
town. Mendham and Dover. W. II. Eadle. OF Nor
rlstown. will speak on Work In Small Towns !:
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
CALDWELL

The concert for the benefit OF the Methodist
church netted $50.
The dedication services OF the First Presbyterian
Church will be held tomorrow morning The Rev.
DR. Paxton OF Princeton College. viii preach the
sermon. The reason for Withholding the dedication
until was The desire OF the congregation to nave
a church building free OF all debt.
large church bell has been given to the Meth
odiSt Church Society. II IL the intention OF the So
ciciy to bli a church.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
kEARNY.

The Kearny Board of Engineers will meet to-
land Hose Company.
Hose Company no. l. OF East Newark. mas elected
,he following officers: James Duffy. foreman: James
Molloy secretary: William Kenworihy treasurer;
Philip King. assistant foreman. and John Dixon,
Thomas Green and Richard Walch trustees
The Arlington Dramatic Club held a reception at
the house OF d. i. Brockwsy in Be.groye Drive.
Thursday night.
The Smoker Committee OF the Arlington Club has
arranged for the first fall smoker" on October %
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
ARLINGTON.

The reception OF the Arlington Dramatic Asso-
ciaton has been postponed on account OF the III
ness OF Miss Brockwsy. at whose house 1t was to
have been held.
Hose Company No. q Of East Newark. has elected
the following officers. John Singleton. foreman :.
James Murphy. secretary; Thomas NJ kenworthy.
assistant foreman: James Gibbs. treasurer; James
@. Clarke Charles Sandiford and William Hrhem
trustees
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
BAYONNE.

Bayonne Council No. 6S. Royal Arcanum. Will
receive J. Day Ots. the grand regent. OF Orange,
And other dignitares OF the order in Arcanum
Hall on Monday evening. John -. Beach viii act
as master OF ceremonies The long tables WI be
spread and following the feasting there VIII be
speeches vocal and instrumental music and pre-
Oentations
The members Of Bayonne city Lodge, No, 3. An
cient Order of United WoIkmen received deiega-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
MILLBURN.

The GIee Club connected with st. Roses Y. NJ.
C. A. OF Mirburn, has organized for the winter
son Emil c. Batae is director. Meetings will
, be held bi-monthly.
The Ladies' circle OF tho First Baptist Church
Millburn. VIII hold photo socable in Barnard's
Hall Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
MONTCLA1R.

A, elaborate wedding was celebrated In 81. Luke .
church last Wednesday afternoon. the bride being
Mss Helene daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Johh Is
Uawes and the bridegroom hiiand Porter po'h
being young society people or Mon'ciai'' Inc
church was filed to the doors when the surpliced
choir entered. and the close OF the wedding
HYMN the Rev Dr. Greer. OF New-York, per
formed the ceremony. The ushers were Lang
don Hawes brother OF the bride: Andrew Camp
hell Henry Meyer OF Montclar: Leland H. Little
field of Pawtucket: George Stevens, OF orange ana
Henry Barclay. OF New-York. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mabel Underhill OF Montcair; Miss LAZY
Clarke OF Upper Montclair; Miss Geer, OF Summit,
and Miss Bushnell. OF Morristown. and the maid
n, honor was Miss Florence Hawes. the little sister
or The bride Heath Barlow, OF Astoria, Long
! Islsnd was best man. After the ceremony re-
cepton was held at the home OF the brides parents
I'm Llewllyn Road at which large number OF
guests were present.
home OF j W. Potter No rs Plymouth-st, at noon
on Wednesday the bride being his granddaughter,
Percy Dixon Ball OF Niagara. Canada. Miss Laura
Ward Of Bloomfield, was the maid Of honor and no
bloomfield and Miss Gertrude Edmonton. Of Mont
clair The best man was Ernest Ba sna Mrs o'
! BAH started their wedding tour. after which
they will live in Canada
Timer and Edward Banks Kissam. OF Brooklyn.
were quietly married AT the home OF the bride i :
bell las, "Wednesday Miss Stella Bowker was the
only bridesmaid and the best man was Joseph
Kissam brother OF the bridegroom After trip
through New England Mr.. and Mrs. kissam Will
make their home In Brooklyn.
The Board OF Education has issued petition ask
ing for "A single session, from $50 to l:5o. with a
short lniermsson for luncheon. for the classes I'm
the High school building. This petition has been
started from time 10 time but has failed hereto
fore 10 obtain support The parents OF The pupils
are now asked 10 send their decision OF the matter
to the Board.
The Outlook club will hold It's arst meeting Of
the season N the club hall on Friday. October %.
with Municipal Government In London and New
| York as the subject for discussion. Professor
George A. Fox. OF ew-Haven. VIII give The Lon
don aspect OF the question. and Colonel George =.
Warlng ir.. Street Clea ming Commissioner. OF New
York will speak OF matters In the metropolis.
James Oven. OF Montcair has been appon ted
Congress In Atlanta Ga, and started last Tuesday
! for that city.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19

BICYCLE CLUBS Rave LANTERN PARADE
TRUST COMPANY IN GREENvIILE-oTHER
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
Romance In Real life.

'sWilliam, {" said the millionaire mer- chant, "are you carrying any life insur- ance?"
 Yes, sir, answered his hardwork- ing clerk. My life is insured for $5.- GOO. ?
 Isn't it pretty hard for you to keep the premiums or assessments or what ever you call them paid up?"
 Sometimes it ia l have to be very economical. ]"
 Has your family any property or other expectations aside from that $5,- 900 in case of your death?"
 s'No, sir. "
 "Well, here's my check for $5,000, my boy. You may make oyer the policy to me, pay mo the premiums as they come due, and I'll see, or my heirs will, that the policy doesn' lapse. Your fam fly won t have to wait till you're dead to enter on the enjoyment of that money. That will do, young man. don t want any thanks or any remon- strances. I can do as please with my own money, reckon, sir. Get to your work again. 7
 Accompanying this little story was a private note from the author, who said he had sent it to IF other papers, one after another, and it had been rejected by all of thesn on account of it's extreme probability. Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
Winchester Cathedral In Danger.

While the spire of Salisbury cathe- dral is tottering, the roof of Winchester cathedral threatens to fall through. Ii is the original wooden roof erected by William of Wykeham, but has been weakened by the cutting of the timbers. When Salisbury cathedral was begun in 1920, there was no thought of erecting spire on the central tower. That was an afterthought, and the architect who designed the spire strained the strength of the original substructure to the ut. most It has always had to be carefully watched, and the means taken te strengthen it by iron bands and ties have only added to the weight. Of late the stonework has been decaying rapidly so that the spire is in great danger oi collapsing. New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
MEDlco-LEGAL CONGRESS.
Expected to Make an Era In Forensi.
 Medicine.

Expected to Make an Era In Forensic
 Medicine.
 Arrangements have been made to hold the forthcoming medico-legal congress in the United States courtroom i'll the federal building in this city on Sept 4, and 6. This congress will be a not able event in the history of the Medieo- Legal society, and it is confidently ex- pected it will be the most conspicuous movement of the time in forensic medi- cine.
 The first session of the congress will be opened at 10 a. Ill. on Sept. 4, and at the opening exercises a number of we'll known men will make short ad- dresses.
 It is expected that the congress will consist of nearly 300 members, from all parts of the United States, Canada and England. The congress has been divided into various departments, each ill charge of chairman. The department of medi- co=legal surgery will be under the charge of the officers of the section on medico- legal surgery, Granville P. Conn, chair man, of Concord, N. H. The depart ment of psychology and psychological medicine will be under the charge ot the officers of the psychological section, Professor Elliott Coues, chairman, Wash. ington, and subcommittees. Sociology and criminology will be in charge of 8 subcommittee, of which Moritz Ellin- ger will act as chairman. Now York Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
oregon's Great Fruit.

"You can talk all you want about your California fruit, but you ain't got nothin that will touch my apples" de- clared an Oregon farmer as Ee wandered through the rooms of the board of trade yesterday. ''I got apples on my place near Grants pass as big as punkins !"
 Couldn't you send down 8 few speci- mens?' inquired an attache.
 Don't believe I can. They're so blamed juicy that they're just like a skin full O cider. :"
 .''Great cider apples, are they?"
 ''The finest on earth. Why, they give barrel O cider to the bushcl right along. But you ought to see my straw berry watermelons. J
 A new variety of melon?"
 "Well, now you've got me. I can t just say whether they're new kind O. melon or Q new kind O. strawberry You see, my strawberries grow as big as teacups an as juicy as watermelons Accidental like, some melon seed got into my strawberry bed all they got mixed, an first thing knew had a crop O what l call mule fruit. They was shaped like watermelons an as big, but they didn't have no rind. They was like strawberries on the outside an wa termelons on the inside-all fruit an juice. You can commence bitin right at the top an 80 clear through sem, an they're good all the way. San Fran cisco Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-13
Have You a AIask9

When the new woman gets fairly under way, it is to be hoped that she will know better than to be snared by such wretch as the man Holmes, who has married six women without single twinge of conscience and would have as many more if he could be free again. Unloved, unmarried good men stand appalled, at the tendency of the ordinary woman to mate with rascals. St. Louis Post Dispatch.
 Be not disheartened, then, ye "un- loved, unmarried good men. Why not try taking off your masks and let the ordinary woman see what rascals you really are?-Louisville Courier Journal.