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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
HOBOh

Frederick Brinkman. fifty years old found
yesterday afternoon hanging from hook IN his
grocery sto"e at Division and Clinton SITS, West
Hoboken He had been dead FOR some time. Brink
man failed u 20 to his home after closing up his
store on Wednesday n!ght. Hts daughter went TO
tho grocery TO Sc wha. kept her father away ana
found the place securely locked. Policeman Me
IaaghlIn broke in the door and found Brinkm1n
suspended from a meat hook 80 cause Is assigned
FOR The act
George RDssar three years old sat on the cover
az wash-bol-r f. his mothers Kitchen at No. -
AdaTns-si.. Hoboken. yesterday while Mrs Rosser
busted herself with the family washing. The cover
gave way ara the hoy fell In the hot water. IL
was badly scaided
: : We,nthal proprietor Of ;he Star Theatre. IN
Hudson st. Ho5oKen. swore out warrants yes,er-
day for ;ne arrest 4 Jacob Jacobsen, porter IN
III employ ana George NOrlmeye!. ~ No. Ij
barItn-sf. HOb1ken an ex-waiter IN n concert hall
lie cha ges TN with rot bins him VI wine and
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-ur pEoyOGRAPH LTTT6A roy.

tc f~ial Of IRE suits - the Chancery CoG'; oil
,. isree, ,cforc- Nice-Chsnc e!!1r Emery. al New
..st.r4a, IN which TA0,uas A. Edison seeks 10
.,., $3.50 or a note from the North American
.-.o..,.,r, company. ~ which John Il. Hardin,
, N.o,rE - the receiver. Cleveland Waicoii sec
.. 49, rho COMPANY testified that Jesse u LIP
... nov. deceased. had paid 20 the American
g. .r.-o.,, company S242~) ~ casn ana aooii
... b.. -3-.. ana mad received cretl. Toy >-s'o"
. .. ta- c3rlplny When tee accounts were r'o'e'
.... p, mad o.en credited with 5000 more t"an
- 80. co.i-.oj H. The witness was Under me
on about 1855 mat AZ. iAppinrot "ah'e"
,s .5,as-e his arapho9Aoae interests WIN 'hs
-. .-.ericsn pa0nOgrap1 COMPANY because u
hi. ,.r,s hat tha' compIny had ,he inhnainen'@'
n ..,s e.~ ire srIpnop1cre. The witness iou.u MOI
q. -ra- thr effort WAS rale TO force the Ed'so"
Fo.ograg1 ComparT in;o iqdida'lon' '", u,
I.. was ire intention y TIE No'l. Cam
l.-...D. % get possession u a.. ne 80 10,
RAM st,eF and .ccx ff up IN a SAFE ~ 80 ,io a.
t..- should be- 10 question anu ''' N'''
tr,-l.; .ross-exa mined The witness tie ssksr
ltl.n 1y me North American .-oilp.s !, -,
af a. aims except tlib,Bl a ihlii 20 10 -.
...ll Company. The wltncss SAM I,'a. -,
81. d. extra bfl put ia by the f-iisoi s,bi ~
d. .. .-a~,-s FOR manufacturing phonosI tP.Is -, 10
Il. ,.,its I'M agreement between we coin
f.... n admitted that II was cus @ COZ ter
F.. -.rsnf-s 10 send checks IN pay!Ic"'
.- erts direct % Ar lippncott' a. 49,
.... .et9 sometimes deposited mem ~ re-
...... -,e smounts 50 deposited u me Conp I
d. f.. L..ks showed many ere l-s Oh .as'' ~
H. 49,, b,d received $72iV9 IN tAls way
Tf. hearing was adjourned 10 TO-DAY
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BdTON.NR

CHEZ OF Police Mcneil went 20 Network yes
i-rday 10 get j. Brewster Williams. one OF he con-
Il.nce men who swncled number OF Bayonne
tradesrnen out OF about Sl.Oo0 worth Of old ron
some tine ago Williams has oeer indicted nv the
Hudson County Grand jury Governor Morton has
refused 90 interfere in the matter. and chef Nc
Ne.i is confident ,ha- ne viii land Williams in the
Hudson County jail before Saturday night
pamrapaush Tribe ~. 49, Improved order of
Red Men held lively meeting on Wednesday
night in Arcanum Hall. By unanimous vote of
The members present. Sachem John f. Hayward
was expelled from the organization and his office
declared vacant Hayward was until recently one
o. the tribes most popular members. and he was
hon0rod with The organzat Ons highest ONCE
When his frs wife died several weeks ago. his
fellow-ncn'bers sympath.zed WITH him and gave
him financial assistance To their astonlshment
no quietly married Mss Eva Clarkson. who lad
been one OF the dead WOmans friends, W.tn-n Il
e,rfrtght after his wife's death. Nhen taxed with
duullc. IT, HAYWARD defended his action by SKA, .hs
that he MARRIED the Young woman 10 saw heI
coming an honorable Red Man and found guilty
H says ~ WI appeal for reinstatement 10 'he
Grand Council OF New-Jersey
Ex-Congressman John r. Dunn. OF Elzabeth ap-
nlcd ves,eriav forenoon Ju .ge Hudspeth. sitting
IN IN. court o. General Sessions. for an ORDER u
r4ri.nc the keeper Of The Trenton state f!.soI 10
CarI IL one % the gang VINO W"rt aItesten d "a
convicted OF breaking into Mat.hew ia! ant
boat al the Port Johnston 90 al -"nsr'e-1r DersgM
Point on the night % september D. -: n sun
tortured Day and his aged We unit tney tol.
where their valuaoes were secreieo, ahd men
robbod them % Their savings. Ihe conNicion d
I,i,rk c,s set aside By the supreme court recently
and a rev tr.al vas ordered Judge Hudspeth Wa
in doubt about his power TO ssuo inc orIer de-
COW OF the supreme Courts ruling
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STRANGE coyDUcT or JrDGE WGRATH
HE HAS BEEN ILL AND FEARS THAT HIS MIND IS
Affected ARE IMPRESSED.

HE HAS BEEN I'LL AND FEARS THAT HIS MIND IS
AFFECTED ARE EXPRESSED.
John 4 NcGrath Judge Of the Second District
Court of Jersey Clty. SAT Tuesday. in the alb
eorce of Judge Porter in the First District Court,
and his rulings excited the surprise Of the lawyers.
Judge McGrath has been i'll for long time Yes
terdav he opened court by ordering the clerk TO
notify James F. Norton. reporter. 70 appear next
court day and show why he should not be
committed for contempt Judge McGrath said that
Mr. Norton had taken notes Of Tuesdays proceed
ing which he had right TO do When the clerk
Braden swore William H. Speer, jr., as witness
he ended wiki the usual formula, so help you
God"
Here NJ Braden." said the Judge Il don't want
YOU TO say your Cod just as though ne belonged
T. Mr. Speer. don't want ANYBODY 10 nave
monopoly OF Him ,.,., - %.
the belief that he mad not recovered from ms III,
ness lie SAID ne wanted oficer detailed to guard
The bible lest some one VINO did not believe IN X
should steal IT, - 49,, "a oosas
asx-l TO have them adjourned Judge McGrath
granted the adiournmentS as they we're asked lot
"a said ne wanted get through because COL
lactor Dugan wanted him 10 name the new Doule-
ward" and he desired - christen the paDy THIS
Coiiertor Dugan and Officer Short took charge Of
Tulre McGrath and finally induced MN 10 90 nome
Sr,rh s.mpathv H. expressed for the Judge, a X II
feared MS mind has been affected by MS Illness
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N THE ORANGES

r.t. ,,t- NJ the Orange Memorial Hospital. wnlcn
o,..,ed m Wednesday afternoon came 70 close
la, rioh. During the afternoon and evening there
~ very large attendance. and The sales were
most satisfactory There Is no doubt that large
SUM has been cleared for the hospital
Burglars entered tie house Of J. o Crane. IN
Wa-Ui.k-avs.. south Orange on Wednesday night
and succeeded IN getting away with lot OF booty
Fotr,nce was gained by cutting pane Of glass out
~ one Of tn parior windows and pry!ng back the
catch The house was thoroughly ransacked, and
sllverware and clothing valued AZ several hundred
dollars were taken The robbery not discovered
unin the servants came downstairs yesterday morn
ing.
The Board OF Education Of south orange has is
sued A circular 10 the physicians Of the township
asking them TO report AT once any case or CON
tag.ous or infec tious disease in which 'hey are
called 10 the lneipa of the school wh're the call
dren Of the family attend. or to the clerk OF the
Board Of Health.
The frs. entertainment Of the popular course OF
the Young Mems Christian Association OF the or
anges took place last evening ~ Association Han
The attractions were the Gounod concert company
and the G1unOd Male Quartet
Mrs John : T!lney. Of Mlin-st. Orange gave
reception Yesterday IN honor u her daughter Miss
Harriet Tilney
The chrysanthemum and flower SHOW OF the
Bethel Presbyterian Church. OF East orange, opened
last evening in the lec-urr-rOOr OF the church.
Professor W Scott. q Princeton University
Will deliver the fourth " the series Of university
extension lectures IN the hall OF the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening. The subject
VIII be- Atmospheric changes
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YI5gvAY ROBBERY BY i rRAMP

\ tranp whose name is William Van Sewer but
who is known from Boston 10 the Golden Gate
among his associates a. "One-eyed Benny" COM
uitted daring highway robbery at Little Ferry.
y. j.. on Wednesday night. After drinking 10 COZ
lins's Hotel for some time with James Murdock.
who isvos on Teaneck Road benny eft the notei
ami was followed shortly afterward by Murdock
VINO had made 4 pretentiOus display OF roll Of
banknotes When Alurdock had reached point on
me dark road running north TO Ritgehed Park
nesr the dwellings 81 A. NJ GARDINER and George
Wolf he was rolled into tho ditch beside the walk
and robbed OF all his money. The crime was Wit
messed by Mrs Gardiner and her neighbor who
happened 10 be together the porch and they not-
fed Justice Ewing. who found the robber and took
him into custody but Murdoch had failed 10
reach home and his whereabouts could not be dis
covered the Justice said he could not holt the fe-
low and let him 20. Yesterday proper cOmpla nj
was lodged arging the tramp with highway rob
berry but the officers looked In vain for him. Van
Solver once belonged 10 a respectable family 10
Hackensack
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dRLTNC TON md KEdRNY.

The SCHOOL Committee of the borough Of East
Newark or Wednesday night Were Informed by
Charles \ Baldwin OF The withdrawal Of his school
plans which hal been adopted by the Borough
Council foi the public schools. The Council had
anticipated Mr. Ba.dwin's action and Immediately
adopted the plans u another architect
At the same meeting a committee was appointed
10 walt on Professor W D. Long Robbins prin-
ci,al of the borough ptib.lc school, and request the
cooperltion # the pupils OF his scno9 IN ne open
INK exercises u the new Borough Han on Ihah~s-
giving nay.
Cosmopolitan Park has passed into the control OF
George NJ Scverence. VINO VIII az once nciose the
oil open pavilion and make other important I'M
lr1vemcnts.
Tae Arlington club Athletic Committee posted no.
tees ,ast night announcing the personnel OF ne No
on Thanksgiving Day. Each team Will have the
% the auditorium on alternate nights for pfac-
tice The Bowling Committee also posted notices
giving The date on which entries VIII close for the
individual bowling tournament winch oesins OF
her
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JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEU.ARh.

Judge Child granted a non-suit yesterday in the
case OF Mrs. Louise Schmidt against the lndepend-
ent Germania SchuetZenbund for $3.50 Insurance on
her husbands Lfe. Her husband was expelled
from the society TOT embezzIing $50 OF IL funds.
and committed suicide by jumping from a ferry
boat into tae North River
Charles Rice. who was arrested in Cleveland.
Ohio. Tor causing the death Of Margaret Rice. with
whom he lived In lodgings in Re.n-st.. pleaded not
guilty TO indictment for mans,aughter yester-
day. The trial was set for December T.
Chic. OF Police Hopper received a conmunica ton
yesterday from the firm OF Hackett. Carhart CO..
OF New-York. saying that they would not prosecute
Albert Eames their clerk who stole clothing from
the store ana sod II 20 Lewis Wasserman, now
under bail receiver OF stolen goods. Eames
Wasserman. representative Of Brokaw Brothers,
terday and asked FOR all in ferretng out stealings
which there was reason 10 believe had been gong
on In The firms establishment. The Chief SAD
police. Tho father-in-iaw - Eames sad that MS
family IN Phia lei pha. and that he had been suffer
Ing from neuralgia for years and had fant.ng
spells.
An 'antI-treatinS'' society organized on Tues
day night al No - Walnut-st. The members pledge
themsel Ives rot to trent TO accept treat. The
president o. tn society is Joseph ]. Lamhrecht
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roRryA WITH Il VENGEANCE.

From The Chicago Evening Pos'.
She was the daughter Of a Judge, ana she is
tened with lAngu.I interest 10 his plea. ,
i love You aevotedly." he red. passona'ey. j
an prepared 10 devote my LIE % YOU ,,
..Rs .n"cifc i'm YOUR pleading she cautioned do
not stray too far from the point a. issue
He hesltated and then asked earnestly
WIN you be my wife; ,. .
An" she said now see the point you VISA 10
II am no. rich" he urged but have enough 10
give vgu A comfortable home. and my prOsp'--- are
bright I Offer YOU the love OF an honest man, VINO
vii DO ali d. MS power 10 make you happy
She stopped him by a gesture .,
1T is useless continue al present SIZE s'!t
firmly but kindly There several cases ah@ad
OF yours on TIE docket.
But" he protested, Il want--
She stopped him again. , ~ ,
II must insist that these matters % taken w III
their regular order. she said sharply. 'fui your
proposition IN writing and file II vita my mao and
/, will receive due attention when u L. theu IN
the regular course OF business. haven't uine %
listen 10 oral arguments IN a case that can De as
we'll presented i'm briefs ,.
With a sigh ne left and put in his time untl Ia'7
that night preparing petition for q rehearlhS
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From The Chicago Evening POST

From The Chicago Evening Post
The physician looked troubled. 90.
do YOU know anything about the bTo""a- III
asked at last. 90, ia,
What do You want % know inquired his wire;
Il have met Mrs. Brown number o.. times ana
she to be very pleasant, ~el-Dred "'Hl"h'
who"
on don't care anything about that in.errupt.
I'd the physician quickly. Il Mds th'NhIHe aDo"N
Mr. Browns financial condition.
Il think he plya his bills very promptly
Il know he does" exclaimed the physician lmpd-
tently. But Is ne really wealthy man. or Is ne
only mOderatey well or
4 don't see what business that - OF yours sus-
geslei mis- We
Il wan, 10 prescribe Tor his wife
What's the matter wiki her.
Nothing That's lust the trouble. she compla ms
OF a feeling " lass;udr and all that, and must
humor her or Jose all the business OF the family
Il don't just se.--
''Of course YOU don't. You've been doctors wife
for ten years and You don't know anything about
the business yet
But what eject can his wealth have upon your
Prescriptions
Why. ne whole thins depends upon that in a
case Ike this " | have no idea hoW much Dee ls
worth how am I % know whether - advise trip
20 Europe or a little exercise?
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C0NTICTkD. Err orr on BAL.

cTARK'S sENTENCE confirmed BY THE HIGHEST
COURT. YET III Is STILL At LIBERTY.
Camden No.. = ospec.aD.-I- seems unusually
difficult % get Patrick Clark. one OF the members
Of the laie uHiamented Democrats police force 10
he state Prison. Clark was one o. those cn'.ce
individuals who. under the re.en % TIE Ponce
Commission appointed by Governor Weris. made
Election Day IN this city in November 1888 such i
bloody epoch H was convicted. after much de-
.ay Of shooting i; Lieutenant Smith II vas sen
tened - two years in State Prison. bug bis ease
was taken 10 the supreme Court. which -tt.-ei
against him. Then an appea4 w3s aiken Cd me
Court of Errors ami Appeals. AMI again eat'ncc
IVES affirm l. clark was surrencc cred by ne o.nas-
man. bu, his morning be- once more gained his Ae-
erty. under 500 bail
Prasecu or jenkins sad this proceeding was
unique. jhat no man convicted of crime
ma ever before been aIrnl-t-d % bal when the
,1,.rt OF las. resort had decided against Inn. but
here is NOTHING 10 prevent IT, H s2l3 he lad not
been Officially Informed OF he decision - the Court
- Errors and Appeals
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WEBS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.

Camden. Nov q C5peclaD.-The Camden County
Women's Christian Temperance Union held lis hftn
anniversary exercises to-day. A year ago the union
mid a months rent on its present quarters. re-
ntly the edince Of the Unitarian Church. and then
had a balance ~ s33 in the treasury To-day IL
owns the building. save for mortgage OF 5000.
and an The funds FOR the purchase have been raised
in the las, twelve months
Nra-.h,r.yiue y j.. Nov. p (spcciaD.-while
urtle laughter OF John Regn.or was paying with
matches Yesterday her clothing caught FIRE she
vas instantly envelopcI in flames aHI was 80
shockusly burned tha, she died las; night
SUNNI, Nov. 2i-George Mu.len's stables. at
R,r.arlsvi.!e we're broken into last night ny
t.ieves who stole three valuable horses one ot
ne animals must nave broken away rom .ne
thieves he was found tn.s mo- NM s S.ou ~
Paterson. Nov 2l-Burglars forced an entrance
late last night into the house OF Herman Pltcn no
Us East ana secured a. g oraa 5S =,
1"llar window Mrs P.tch heard the men moV.nS
aboa, I'm the house ane got ou. o. pea me ne Srs
iars must have heard her; for thsy ramptH VIZ,
out several articles Of value that We "''hih easy
trenton. Nov 2l-The New-Jerscy Grand Lodge
afternoon elected the following ON ,ers. Stani
master Fergus A. Dennis. Of Princeton deputy
Fleming Sanger. OF Glass0oroush' : ,rloe. tr"s
Parker. treasurer. Joseph l. Lamp ana sfaNi ''P-
resertatlve. Angus, Grassman' OF hoOoAe"'
BURLINGTON. VI. Nov. I-An unknown mar o.
geuteel appearance. neatly dressed ana wearing
black beard. was instantly kHet on M IN:
division Of the Pennsylvania Rahroll rear james
burg this morning. He carried black Valse
Ra!rstown Nov 1.-THE Town Committee or
Saltwater Essex County, conpie'ri - SeSS.Y" %
animals considered Ges ructve 10 farming interests.
one old man Uncle Tack Marks. drove 70 Town
today with a wagorlold O.. hides ana soaps. he
viii receive $50 The town AIS year VIII pay OUT
81 2lsJ In bOuatieS.
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WAytS THE GIRL or THE PKEsEyT&

4 NEw-rRtNswrCI TAILOR TAXES VIGOROUS
MEASURES To GET ONE OR THE OTHER
New-Rr4nsw!ck y. J.. Nov. = fSpeciaD.-lsaac
Wenraup. tailor IN New-BrunswcA, was arrest-
Ell Yesterday charged with making threats against
Mrs Mary Bowman. of No 1875 Burnet-st. At tee
hearing bcfor. Recorder Harkins ne was discharged
vita q reprimand
Welnraup and Annie Kesseheim. Mrs bowman
sister were 10 be married December ) but re-
Gently Miss kes.heIT found out tnat u einraup
was Already married man When NenEaup caHe
- her nome Z few evenings ago sne denounced
him and severed tnc engagement Weinraup tried
10 oxrlafn that he had been divorced but he could
not rrol'lre Tho decree. IL called again the next
evening and threatened 10 blow up her Rouse Win
dynamite i the girl broke her promise 10 marry
HIN. . , -.. 80,
Weinraup had given a gold watch and cham ana
other sscnts - Miss Kesse,heim. ana to-day NJ
started a suit before Justice Ford TO recover these
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SUICIDE FOLLOWS DITORCE.
AN ENGINEER KILLS HIMSELF RATHER
THAN PAY ALIAIONY.
ELowED OFF THE SIDE OF HIS HEAD WITH a
SHOTGUN AT HIS BROTHERS, HOUSE

ELONEp OFF THE SIDE OF HIS HEAD WITH
SHOTGUN At HIS BROTHERS, HOUSE
IN JERSEY CITY.
William Grcvert. OF No. 2lS East Eighty-ninth-st.
New-York killed himself in Jersey City yesterday
He was engineer al the Manhattan Brass
Works and received good salary His wife had
procured divorce from HIM. and he ordered
by the Court TO pay her s. q week sl.mouy.
ON edncEGay he went TO jersey city to visit
his brother. who lives at No. 49, Danforh-ave lie
told his brother he would Kill himself rather than
pay The alimony. No attention paid the
threat because none OF his relatives believed tina;
ne meant It, In the evening he arranged with
Charles Baier. OF Danforth-ave. and Old Bergen-st,
10 go Notwithstanding. Yesterday morning ba.er
found tina; some unexpected business would prevent
his going. He gave Greyert double arrellcl
shotgun. and the latter started of a.onc Greveri
went 10 the house OF another brother who lives In
L.nden-ave. the shore OF New-York Bay. Find
ing thai his brother had gone TO work. Grevsrt
talked with his brothers wife and children for q
few moments and then left saying he would not
he back.
\ few minutes later Mrs. Grevert heard the re-
port OF a gun In the yard and found her brother
n-aw In the woodshe1. dead He had .ed the
butt OF the gun on the floor put his head against
the muzzl~ and kicked the trigger with his foot
The right side Of his head Was blown of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
MAMMOTH CAVE DISCO|EREO
FOUND ~ A PECULIAR MANNER NEAR
UPSBURG

IT HAS BEEN BIT PARTIALLY EXPLORED AID
MAY PROVE TO BE vALCABI-E-THE FAfNA"
on WHOSE LAND IT Is GUARDING
IT FROM THE CURIOUS
Philiipsburg NOV. 21.-Yesterday one ~ the
men quarrving store on the Carpenter farm near
here. struck MS crovbar into what he thought
was piece os stone. and To- his surprise Inc
crowbar went into the earth and disappeafe"
This led to an investigation. and a mammoth
cave has been discovered. So far as the expiora-
tions have gone II has been found that there Is
main chamber about one hundred and fifty feet
in diameter leading from. which are number OF
passages. From some Of these there is rush Oh
air which leads 10 the belief that there is an
opening T. t.. cave
Great pieces ~ something which looks IKE pet
rihed wood have been taken from the cave ana
there are millions Of stalactites many m them
ularveilouslr beautiful The specimens taken out
have been sent 90 Philadelphia for examination
H., Geo 1~.sls
The fa.m is owned bt q man named carpenter
bat az present j. being worked by Howard klgh
ards who is trying - purchase II from It's org
iual owner II j. believed tina the IND may
prove To- he ~ great lLe and may net the owner
a big SUM Az present Mr. Richards viii not all
low ANYBODY 81 enter th- cave and viii emf rec
the rule until the experts have finished the.i eN-
animation Of the place
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non TCLaIR.

The monthly meeting Of the outlook cub Of
Montciair VIII be he'd to-n!gh, in the cub hall
The subject - be discussed is The Referendum"
am tho Speakers VII be Joseph r. Buchanan. Of
.ae American Press Association. and Frederick W
H1Is. q New-York.
The death Is announced al stamford. Conn Of
Mrs William + peck OF Monc.air.
Mrs George : Brown. OF M0ntcl2r. has issued
invitations to gof AZ her home on Novem-
Der -
Tho pool tournament Of the Associated Cycling
.'iIbs % NcW-Jersey il attracting great crow -
Tonight the Castle Point Players from ll1Doken
uil meet w l.. and Percy II. Johnson Al the
par.ovs 81 the Bloomfield cycling Association
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SENATOR sEwELA DESERTS HIS Old HOUSE

Camden. = J.. Nov. q (SpeciaD.-Those- states
men who have gown familiar with the haniS9me
hous, AT the southeast corner Of Fifth and Linden
SITS VII hereafter have 10 make another ~ a
han9-Omer house their Mecca United States SEN
ator William J. Sewe has removed from the house
whieh he has occupied during the ,as dozen OF more
wears Many famous men have been Hospitality
entertained there, and the walls Of the house could
they speak might tel thrilling chapters Of
po.itica! history The Senator recently purchIsei j
the large mansion built hve years ago N Cooper
- by cyrus H. Curtis. publisher OF The Ladies
Home Journal" and be moved In las. week. He j.
now living IT, Camdens finest residence street End
mas one OF the prettiest houses IN it, The Senator
VII start for Washington next week H VIII hot
rent a house there. and HE family probably VIII
remain in Camden.