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New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
NLcte SovVOOO feet Of lumber nd sninra

cr1mns and roof trusses 10000 cubic feet Of con-
NJ oo"'Wy Ieet or lumber and 100000 square feet
aousiin PROVISION IS made for spectators at
,E seating capacity for 1850 persons in the am
tntoi i'ea.re ca ana $500 on the promenade while the
t oai capacity OF the building. including the aisles,
tanks as follows: One large tank 400 OG2 gallons
Eiapaclly: four small tanks TO- 2Ss 400 and S15 gal
f IONS one medium-size tank ll25o0 gallons and
aresh-water tank for plunges. There are nine
sprngboards. and seven toboegan slides lined with
sheet brass and having a continuous stream OF
water water running down them. There are 5l7 private
ss ~ rooms and nine cubrooms. the total
raeIy beng lilo persons: twenty-nine dressing
rooms and al the ciubrooms are itted with shower
Tt.hS ana there are sxtysix shower baths in all.
inc laundry equipment can handle %, 900 bathing
floor ~ ~ ~ ~ wa ~
The water for the baths is taken from the waves
or rollers WHICH break on the reef which the
paths are built. catchwater basin, 75xl5O feet.
was blasted out Of the rock and this receives the
water from the waves, which then flows 10 the
tnng tanks. whence II goes to the various bathing
tanks. With high sea rolling in. the tanks can
all be hlled In an hour. centrifugal pump with
a capacity of 5000 gallons per minute keeps Up a
constant circulation, and can fill the baths in from
five 10 six hours The tanks all be cmptied
IN an hour. at high or low water. through an out
let OF twenty-four inches diameter. the waste
water being led away to point where 1t Is dis
charged into a tidal current, that there is
chance of its being at once taken in again. The
water Is heated by a system devised by Mr.. Sutro.
The temperature is graduated in the different
tanks, and in the smaller tanks it can be raised 10
or 20 degrees In few minutes. The bath build
ings protected the west by a breakwater
lying north and south 400 feet long 20 feet deep,
% feet wide at the top and 70 feet the base,
containing 10000 cubic feet Of rock: another break
long and Of the same cross section. containing
300 900 cubic feet of rock
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
ELIZABETH,

An excellent concert given on Tuesday nirh<
at the First Presbyterian Church by the Quartet
choir Of the church. assisted by chorus and Louis
Ehrke vlolinist. Professor Wenham Smith directed
the affair.
day nigh, In the chapel OF the Third Presbyterian
Church for the benefit Of the Women's Board Of
City Missions and the Orphan Asylum. There were
vocal and instrumental solos by Mrs. Edward Earl,
Mrs. Conrad Best, Miss T.. Brown. Miss Gussie
Hooker, Miss L. n. Hooker and DR.. William b.
Martin.
A musical for the benent Of Elizabeth's poor will
be given Tuesday evening December s. at the as.
sembly room OF the Peoples Theatre. The affair
will be under the auspices Of the Kings Daughters.
and the musical programme will be In charge OF
Elizabeth Music Club will participate.
Mrs william c. De Hart, OF No. l0S East Jersey
st. celebrated her eghty-hfth birthday anniversary
on Tuesday last. Mrs De Hart has spent nearly
The Misses Harris Of westneId-ave; entertained
. large party Of young people from Plainned on
successful three-nights entertainment and tea
was held during the week at the Church OF the
''P Professor Derme lectured Friday night before
the University Extension Society. his subject being
The engagement u announced OF Miss Rose
Gertuiemer. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Phinp Cert:
uemer, OF Clark Place, ana Cnaries W. ooen"' os
The Young men and young women Of st. Michael's
Church gave q successful presentation OF Uncle
Toms Cabin" on Thanksgiving afternoon ana even
'"A meeting will be held here shortly by number
~ wel-known young men OF this city for the pur.
pose OF organizing an Elizabeth Company OF the
Naval Reserve.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
PASSAIC.

Tho first entertainment OF the season OF tho Men
MI, Name Society was held last Sunday evening IN
a. Nicholas Hall. DR.. W. NJ. sullivan gave 81"
interesting lecture on Dental Hygiene:
Tho annual election and banquet OF Engine COM
~ NJ IVA. held on Monday evening. Elmer
Graham was reelected foreman.
"'u""n .',ovah,e smoker was held on Monday even
,n~ e. by Passaic Council No 1892 Royal Arcanum IN
Exercises were held on MONDAY e,s"'ns ven s..u,,on
~ the Manchester martyrs. y,,or,h aoc,etv
The meeting of tne at e Some Of Mr.
was snd Mrs Gabriel Ruiz, In Howeave Sutpnends
Comedy ala to ,hs mss Mss
harTt were married Wednesday evening Ssr py rhs
I na,e rr Warren Hoagland. After December
hev Iii III he NJ home at No. 9s Prospect-st.
tncy Hrst dance of the at the Passaic Ciuo
~as held on wednesday evening , cs,.,
~ns M. romen OF the Passaic Bridge Union Chapei
held a sociable on Friday evening at the nome Oh
Wrs l. w Filkins In River Drive
M rS. ,rembers of the Alert Hook and Ladder COM
many viii give Q smoker on December B.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
MONTCLAIR.

On Wednesday afternoon pretty wedding was cele-
brated at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mullen. IN
Cates-aye.. the bride being their daughter. MISS
v.,har,ne and the bridegroom DR.. Raymond B.
smith Of Montclair The parlors where the ceremony
was performed were tasefully decorated with flowers
and palms The ushers were W. D. Pursell, 'r, sno
waller p Pursell Of Montclalr and DR.. Louis Estier
Of Arlington. The maid Of honor was Miss Belle
Mullen. the younger sister Of the bride. The Rev.
DIR. A. H. Bradford performed the ceremony.
late December wedding will be that OF Miss Anna
Noyers daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p Mey-
srs. and Victor Reynal, all Of Montclair. A..
" The Arlington Dramatic Club will present the
comedy Caste" in the Montcair Club tomorrow
venng for the benefit Of members and their families
The Outlook Club held its November meeting on
Friday evening IN the eSS ba ana s Various
phases were ably presented by F. Hopklnson smth'
The Montcair wheelmen held an unusuaaIy elsoo- &
rate '.smoker" In their rooms on THANKSGIVING Eve
The programme OF an athletic nature and IN
cuded several lively boxing wrestling ana fencng
matches. Later In the evening holiday supper
was served. ., -. ~. us...
At the service this evening the choir Of the First
Congregational Church will render the canta's'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
JERSEY CITY.
MANY WEDDINGS IN HUDSON COUNTY's
SOCIAL CENTRE.
THE FIRST SCHUBERT CONCERT IN THE TAB
ERNACLE - SENIOR NEIGHBORHooD AND
CLOVER EUcHRE CLUBS ENTERTAINED
AEEAIRS.

ERNAcLE - SENIOR NEIGHBoRHooD AND
CLOVER EUcHRE CLUBS ENTERTAINED
OTHER PLEASANT AFFAIRS.
pretty wedding was celebrated Tuesday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. Moenhauer. No. 3i2 Web
ster-ave.. when her daughter. Miss Edith NJ. was
married 10 Charles Wilcox by the Rev. ]. w. Gowan
Miss Mamie Potter attended the bride and Il. b.
Lynn acted best After the ceremony re-
cepton was held at which the following persons
were present: Mr. and Mrs VI. Fuam. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lent. Mr.. and Mrs +. J. Mollenhaue uer,
Misses Flora Hughes. Grace Christie Edith Sparty
and Annie Garrison; Leonard White John Teas,
Louis J. Wiley. f. p. Curtis William Wolf and
Harry Bennett.
Miss Mary Reilly was married on Wednesday morn
Ing to Cornelius Brady in ST. Mary's Church. Bay
onne. by the Rev. Isaac Whelan.
Miss Victoria Neus and Wilbur j. Gilbert were
married on TUESDAY evening at the home OF the
Francis Morgan pss'or Of the PARK Reformed
GhTe Mas Mss 0Ss Nsq as ppel na
We're given after the ceremony The guests incuden
r 1d Mf Mr n9 M GTa M na a MIi M s
Edward r Johnson. M and Mrs George Riker: EN- Mr,
bonn & M W1m na MIS- 5e Mr. ri and
samuel SIN ana Mr. and MRS Mrs. Meyffr Sf the First
Reformed Church, ofiicated on tuesday evening at
the marriage OF Miss Mary A. Clark to Ralph Mus
home
The first Schubert concert of the season was given
In the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening, ana was q
pronounced success.
The Senior Neghborhood Euchre Club will hold
a meeting on Friday evening In the home or Mr..
and Mrs Garrett Brinkerhon The Glover Euchre
Club will meet the same evening In the residence
OF Miss Baldwin. No. 6l2 Jersey-ave.
An enjoyable social affair the german danced
in Foyc Hall Tuesday afternoon by the younger
society people.
ception, which will be held in Hasbrouck Hall on
Januarys.
tertained tho Afternoon Euchre Club on Friday
last.
The first annual exhibit OF tho Hudson County
Horticultural Society held In the Y. NJ. Z. A.
Building Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
NUTLEY.

A quiet wedding took place In the rectory Of Grace
Episcopal Church. in Highield Lane. on Thanksgiv-
ing Eve The contracting parties were Miss Mar
garet Pontius. OF New-York City. and Thomas \.
williams. OF Nutey. a prominent member OF the
Franklin Athletic Association. George Barton. OF
Tarrytown. ~ y was best man. and Miss Faux
ner. O, New-York, was the bridesmaid. The Rev.
John p Appleton. rector Of Grace Church, performed
the ceremony. after which the bridal party went 10
the home OF the groom's ther Robert Williams in
Vreeiand-ave where wedding supper was served
Mr. and Mrs Williams will live In Nutey.
The THANKSGIVING Eve dance OF the Nutley Fieid
club brought together a gay assemblaSe at the club
house on Wednesday evening. Many OF the out-of-
Town members were present. The rooms were TASTE,
fu,lv decorated with autumn leaves. pains ana
noted plants Among the many present were Mt
and Mrs ". H. Boardman. Colonel ana Mrs H.
= prouf Mr. and Mrs f. Loyal Field, MI ana MIS-
Henry ". Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. James r. hay
Mr and Mrs George Ide Malcolm: Mr. ana MRS.
frederick $ Delafeld. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence j.
clark MIR and Mrs. J. Roger Kingsland Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles A. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs George w:
Giadwtn. the Misses Kendrick. DR. and Mrs; f. hoy
Godiard. r. Goddard. w. S. Conduit. Miss Elise
Condu, Mrs j. S. Conduit. Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
FowiSr MI and Mrs. J. J. Hinchman, Nj and Mrs
Joseph Baich williams. Mr. and Mrs. Edward MOT
gan. jr. Mr. and Mrs. .AiPhonse ohrimann J. p
The Ayondale Hook and Ladder Company, No. !.
hold ,s second annual reception In Park Hail. IN
Franklin, on Thanksgiving Eve.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
CRAWFORD.

1a-t Wednesday evening the Presbyterian Cnurcn
,,as filled with an interested audience 10 witness
the wedding Of Miss Luce NJ Miller ana Hn''no. ~ n:
A" .h performing the ceremony. The Acaeus
soc,etv. Co Of which the bride and bridegroom arc
eo'.'. .,ro in n most artistic manner the beau
,.r,, bridal chorus from Rose Maiden and p'ayeu
Mendelssohn's wedding March, Wednesday evening
'rhe dance at the Casino on "euheoo"' e''s
was a pleasant anair. r.,,css ,vere observed In the
ThanhsEs, f'hurch by the Methodist and Prespy. !.
PresDy yc.oonrregations. The Rev. Mr. Evans proache'
the t Athictic Club is fortunate IN securing tne Inc
services Of professor Nichols stSiste ~ and viii in
srnci0fh rcs the class every Monday night through the
winter. ... ~ tina Republican Club have de-
cded to up the ToUm in the the Opera
campaign. yy.ar az Headquarters ana VIII Keep
MoasG house evening after OF the
expense ,,st by voluntary contributions from Aepuo
ucaQ1.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
SOUTH AMBOY.

Tho Rcv. H. NJ F. Pearsc entered upon the ninth
,oa- ~ his rectorship OF the parish OF Christ
Church last Sunday.
The annual contributions were mace 70 chriss
Church Home on Wednesday by the community.
No. I.Nalta Holiness Miss Luella Berdan ana
q " Restalle, Of NewBrunswck. and Messrs.
F. Shock and H. Geran. OF Matawan' were the
on. eta of Miss Taylor last Friday evening"
The Friday Evening Whist Club met at the nome
~ Miss Lillian Smith last week
The South Amboy Yacht Ciup VIII hoio iaif :"
Tho nmblic schools were closed last week. IN order
80 nia,v tho teachers 70 attend the teachers III"
stitufe at New brunswick ., .z.a
The Young Mems Catholic Club formally opened
IN Monday night the new clubhouse in Davld-st.
vi orna Nfteenfh reception of the Crescent CluD was
hold in X OF p Opera House on Weunesaay mig
Many guests present from OUT o, loWn, n anu anu
the usual number of home lriehus ehjo'cu '''o '
pitality Of the popular clup'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
TIE EUTRO BATHS.
From Tho Engineering News.

from The Engineering News.
The from San Francisco Is reacheG s,p0 p9
9ther one of two steam railways or tne ou'iS nS
Electric Railway all starting from the suburb % q,
ms city and converging near the ceeSrateldd @ old Ci
Eouse In front Of the Seal Rocks. me ea o'I ,,t
Arser structure at once built. and rs rth Farn,
Of the Cliff House are the new and extensive
Sutro baths On top Of the Hill and % 1a1nh
the ocean Is Sutro Heights the residence Oh AooI ~.
Sutro. Mayor OF San Francisco but who is mos %
widely known from his connection Win . tne az Ne-
vada. The grounds of his establishment arc ope"
70 the public - ,,u r.
On the shore and close to the Clin House. ar. are
The Sutro baths established and built py MI
SSu'tro which were opened In March rd S form
pleasure resort for visitors as well as pathcrs;;
sners being museum and other row
ING plants. The entire building Is a99.6xzA! teet
md contains about COO tons OF ronwoEk an tns
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
ENGLEWOOD.

,r. ac., will he given in the assemby-room OF
49,, yyom,n,s Exchange on the evenings OF Decem-
hnr r. and January A. The patronesses are Mrs W.
N Kidder Mrs. Charles Neval. Mrs. A. T. Enos.
NJ. Charles Payne, Mrs. J. c. Anderson and Mrs.
+. l.. Peters .,,
Mrs. Ruth Stuart will read numoer OF interesting
81 -. ,ba Woman's Club on the afternoon OF
Decemh,I a. -. c..rv T. c,v. , cor,n,,
,.a,arv dinner TO the members OF MS company az
,hs arn,ory on Monday evening The Captain was
,nsstmaster and speeches were MADE by Mayor Cur
.,o Hr@vet- Major Barr. ex-Assemblymah ADram De
re, r, pr ~ 7 ~ TiIiotson and Ileutenant Ruch.
The first the series Of Ths neop Te OF
al 'io hidInS was tastefuly decorated The arrange
ments were under the personal supeTV'sloh oi ~ H.
T.oe and the affair was well attehdeo.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
BLOOMFIELD.

The Bloomfield Cadet Corps gave It's hrst aAhce
1,,,a n,gbt The patronesses were Mrs. w. H.
wb,,c Mrs. F. W. Lestrade, Mrs. T. Root. Mrs
John W. Duncan. Mrs. J. Cory Johnson Miss
Sonds and Mrs r. p Madison. E. H. Perry.
Clarence Bidduph and W. Thomas were the COM
mIttee OF Ar, Vecai Club Of Glen Ridge has ar.
ranged to give concert in the Congregasi,on,sdi
church December Is Inc cruz mrano wr' &c and the
New-York String Quartet ,.. -, Mr. and
NJ, lhe Dsevid " smith was held at their home NO.
y X Snruce-st, on wednesday night. ...,. ell
40 NJ and Mrs A. G.. Jacobus celebrated their BIZ
w VI. t,.,edHinr s, anniversary on Monday night.
The Bloomfield cyeng and Ads!f the proposed
Sd,shandrc nroiect and to lease the Nash properly
% IN Rroad.st' and build up new and prosperous
organization. II possible.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
BELLEVILLE

T 7 satterIy. NJ E. Jordan and William Waters
have been chosen 10 represent Beeville Brancn. NO
IS at next months convention OF st. PatricKs ALL
ancs. a,. ,,u
Th. ps,ormAd Christian Endeavor Society on Mon
aav evening appointed the following ehairmen OF
oorrit,ees: On Missions Marjory Van Rensselaer,
Flowers Eva Dewar; Christian Citizenship & James
%icbolson: prayer. w. B. Fernhead; social LOUISE
Dunbar. ,s,,.r % ia known Al the
chAsanthemun n. club was formed on Friday evening
NV iihe Misses Lydia Anderson, Clara Hood. Lille
py H ,,;o, Inc Mary Murphy Josephine Mccarthy and
Ha.isanss s,omt , Westlake Harman. Gibson and Scott
The Essex Fife and Drum Corps gave ta Us an, m
nuai Thanksgiving Eve bail IN washington i'a' '"
" ednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
RIDGEWOOD.

,.,ad,ah and Marjorie Bassett's Village Choir
,,rosopted some clever artists IN an entirely new
renertoire Of fun and music at the Ridgewood
60 House on Tuesday evening to large audi
sncs II was a representation Of rustic choir
a, eighty voices. The customs. costumes and hair-
dressing of long ago were faithfully por'rayeo'
1t was under the auspices OF tho Hiose"oou "e'A-
odist Episcopal Sunday-school ,,..,. ..,. .
o"rIu The Ridgewood Fruit and Flower mission neid
,neeting on wednesday afternoon to prepare ior
The ladies' Guild OF Christ Church Is making, making
preparations for a fair to be heiu III re0i "a'''
4 new church Is In prospect s. e., ,h.
There Will be ana scsmbee Gabee inc
auu.s Thu p,dsewood Whist Club Is In hourshing
.ond,,,on rHt ON Saturday December T. occurs the
whist championship match
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
NM:)ERq'f KkN[
|V' -, ~
prPHAPS KILLED BY DOGS.
~rr,rToN OF A MAN FOUND ON THE
KEARNY MEADOWS.


hodv Of an unknown man was found yester-
'" ,ha Kearny Meadows, near the old Copper
%! road Benjamin Woods. of No. 1SS Broadway.
Nine orga 1900 and Edward Henry. of Delaware-ave..
anu cv, came upon the body while roaming
Je''e' ,ha meadows. The boys reported what
'n'o"1 hod seen TO the police of Jersey City. and
-ssr an investigation was MADE nothlng was found
but skeleton os oss;cr.a n tha cesa
,.h, Of first that the man had committed sui
NV hut upon further investigation he advanced
~. ,beory that he might have been Killed by four
'"0 s.,rs that are kept on the premises OF Auten-
Mas ,octorv near the spot where the body was
found. ...oo,,.a, cr,;.,
I,ssv CITY while he was driving along the
~..nor Mine road. at almost the same spot where
IVY t,sv was found yesterday. Smith escaped only
sr whipping up his horses.
ruo months later one of the same dogs Killed a
..runp calf belonging to Nathaniel Kingsland.
rhile it was grazing in lot near North Arlington
rhe police Of Jersey City advanced the theory
WI me body found yesterday was that or a man
Una. h"d been killed by the dogs while walking on
WIZ WI Gamer Nine road, and that it had been dragged
BY them 10 'ie '"'""'"'
feuno s,r,, was found some distance from the skel
IN the Jaw bone was detached ana marks ap-
esrsntiy esv those Of teeth were found on the skull
The bones had been calcned by hre that pasSed
In nv the meadows two weeks ago. but the police
over, owe, ' ,Sey were denuded of flesh at least two
Twins snrh ago which is about the timo Autenrelth
Sncs became vicious.
oGSS oISS,s,ns was found the body that might lead
90 rs Identification. and II was taken TO Speer
S1orc1,e IN Jersey City. -,
'i1, ,roher theory advanced last night TO the
~, that the man had been murdered. Persons
eltee Ss sxamned the spot where the skeleton was
Smna saw that the ground showed every evidence
- s,rlggle and that on all sides the bushes ana
., .ss :" were trampled down. They think the man
sad was cut of while he was prone on his back,
hv h ust how they arrived at this conclusion could
irod
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
WESTFIELD.

The Mission Band OF the Presbyterian Churcn ceie-
brated it's fifth anniversary with an entertainments
Under the direction OF Miss Anna D. Cooper and Miss
Anna Warneck.
A large and interested audience greeted 'ne 'oV
~ tI,or C.orhett n the Presbyterian Church Tues
dav evening when he made br'iiiaht auu'esS y"
me subject OF foreign missions. .,,. ,,. er.,
THE Westfeld Club opened the season WIZ" '"o "'
.,hscrIntion dance Monday evening ,., III,
on Tuesday evening the Foot pail Assoclaton n f T
,Un an Instrumental and vocal concert In the ciuD
hall s ,.. ,osn onorcd IN We.tneld
parE 70 the Rev DR.. Klonka on which 10 Duiia q
church.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
sryEy ACRES OF CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Hahne & Co. OF Newark, will have their thirty
ninth Christmas opening tomorrow. Seven acres
Of Christmas presents. and homo and personal
needs with 300 employees to do The selling ana
delivering a superb Santa Claus window, and
o,h.r ,leasnp attractions will be offered the pub
lie such display Of Christmas gifts g has never never
hean seen before In New-Jcrsey. Prices gencr,
ouy arc a low as those offered In New-York. and
in a great many Instances much lower.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
PATERSON.
THE ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL TO
OPEN TOMORROW.

OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL TO
OPEN TOMORROW.
Announcement Is made of tho marriage. on NO
vember l5 OF Miss Jennie Vanderhon ana y. H.
Evre OF Mountain View. The Rev. Z. b. "ooo-
ruN nastor of the Cross Street Church. oficiated.
Barnett Lodge entertained large ana )ohy
crowd at Apollo Hall on Monday evening with
weIl.conducted and brilliant bal masque.
The workers of st. Agnes Parish have closed
successfu and pretty fair which ran all iast week
Tho reception on Thanksgiving Eve. OF the Pat
erson Martial Corps was very enjoyable oc-
The affair OF the season Is the annual entertain
ment and md faF keswa OF as the Hospital
YEAR It opens tomorrow, at Apollo Hall whicn IS
IN & eaia M anX and varied The various booths will
he artisticaiy decorated. Supper VII DC served
churches and a stage entertainment given each
evening changing each time: Outing Club had
deightful game supper on Wednesday evening. the
OF nnG "trip In MeGrf by he n
ayodable absence OF Mrs Garret A. Hobart from
e the Of 'ss o
was s' q most brilliant success About hundred
anH The eo' Wedding on. wednesday evening. at the
brides home in Madsor-avei Of Mss al Alison
Young and nlr ThGmasM Miss BcIle M Young sister OF
ehe bride. and Andrew T. Young attended; & Ihe Inc
bride was charmingiy go"heo III paio o'u' OIL"
lss cassie wli Beatie Shaver were
, maLraru az the BRIDES home in Marshall-st. where
4 numher of friends gathered TO witness the
ceremony Miss Jennie Laurence s, "n wns 0r'oes'"'o
ana ,weddinS on Thanksgiving Eve OF Miss violet
Post and John Brinson. r at the orins nome ,n re m
ann, aft,iction. The REV l. b. Church. OF the
Riverslde Welding at St Johns on the after
Of Pay OF mess dessa Sy large
ana Jante1 ~ o,,ests Miss Mamie Cook and Walter
Snow we're in waiting The brides dress h was ace
HnautifiI one of white satin trimmed W,'" iaoe'
bea1tn.ui %, thn home a large reception was held.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
MEN STRIKE FOR THEIR PAY.

Rutherford. Nov. 2s CpccaD-The gang OF itai-
ians employed in laying the tracks OF the Union
Traction Company struck to-day owing to the
failure OF the contractor to pay them. To ADD 10
the troubles Of the company. Henry W. kenoe'
local lawyer acting for three property-owhels on oh
Meadow road, began proceed lgs to secure n,o an m
junction restraining the company from iny.ns
racks close up TO the curb. One side OF Depoa
Square is impassable tonight. and colored lamps
vtxn travellers Of that fact.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
R1DGEFIELD AND LEONIA.

rhe fourth OF the series Of whist parties az tho
clubhouse Of the Bergen County Wheeimeh Will 10
held on December L. A.. ,.,or.. m
delightful dance was given at the c'uohouS' y"
wrh 'Ees,iva ~ Holidays" which will be given at
the iyceum under the auspices OF the ladies' OF o,:
Katherine's Guild on December !. promises " 10
charming affair."
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
ONE WEEK IN A BOXCAR.
A BROOKLYN TRAMP IMPRISONED WITHOUT FOOD
OR DRINK

Pa.nfeld Nov GA tramp was taken from box
car assigned to Rushmore G. Co.. OF this city. this
morning who said that he had been imprisoned IN
the car for a week without food or drink tie said
that he lived in Brooklyn. and had been uamplns
through the country in search OF work. on Novem,
her p ne was in Ottawa and walked INTO the Ialrpaa
ward where he climbed into the In the hope that
!, would give him lift on his journey he was so
tired ar the time that he fell asleep How long ne
sept he does not know but when he awoke he found
that he had been locked in:
The car was moving and when 1t stopped the man
.re5 IN draw the attention Of some one 10 his position
nv Kicking against the side OF the car but 1t was IN
thirst that be became unconscious. When released
from the car the refused 10 give his name ana
Search Of food His appearance was almost that OF
cUa a1af0r