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New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
BLOOMFIELD.

The Madriea Society gave one Of - enjoya5 BILE
concerts I'm the First PRESBYTERIAN Church on Mon
day night. The accompanies were Miss Laura +.
Ward and Wenham Smith. Louis j. MINER was
organist The solosts Lewis Williams and
Mss Frances Miller.
Tonight the members of Bloomfield Lodge No.
40 F. and A NJ. will attend Christ Episcopal
Church in a body. when tho rector. the Rev.
E. A. White will preach sermon on The Re-
lationship Between Masonry and the Church.
The Bloomfield and Montclar branch Of the Police
benevolent Association Will hold a ball on Feb
ruary H.
Mrs J. Smith Chiterling has issued invitations
for an "at home" On "Wednesday next. from 10
o'clock al her homo in Woodland-ave. Mrs. Chit
ternc will be assisted by Mrs. t. T.. Bond and
Mrs Nelson VI ChitterlIrs.
The members Of Essex Hook and Ladder Com
pany will keep open house on Now Years Day
The Sunday-school OF the Park Methodist Church
held its Christmas festival on Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
NEW-BRCNSWICK.

sousas band vii! give concert in Columbia Hall
on Tuesday evening next
complimentary dance will be given in Hart's
dancing parlor Wednesday evening oy number
OF Young women The active committee consists o.
Misses Mabel Dixon. Clara Ross and Margaret
Auten.
Three new members were elected at a meeting OF
the Board OF Direcfors OF the Young Mems Christian
Association on Monday evening. They are Theodore
Runyon Charles Parker WILDER and Francis Edward
Nilber.
\ musical for the benefit Of the Second Presby-
t.rian Church will be gwen AZ the lome OF Judge
Woldbrldge Strong on Thursday evening.
Rogers Council. No 2G, Catholic Benevolent l.c-
con will hold their annual banquet on tuesday
evening January l. The new officers Will De IN
Tor thirteenth annual meeting Of ,he Masonic
Nu,ual Reneft Association wa- held on TUESDAY
evrning The officers elected are: President. Joseph
II March: yice-presileni. Robert W. Helm. SecTc'
tarv and treasurer. Robert Hoasant, directors, =
a 'Yaning Joan r Moore. Ellis y. Bedford, Dr.
uarvev Irrdeu ard Loyal T. Ives.
S;eorca Iammertz gave dinner TO a NUMBER OF MS
rriends or Monday evening Those present were
Wiliiam NJ Van NUS Dr. +. a shannon tN-Mty9t
Wiiiiam Strong Captain joan Nlgus stephen Coo,
6ari I1hn Wills Henry stats Loren Bragdon ana
- R,ulger OF New York .
e. Grace Pauer. Of this city. ana Jonn y suy-
d,n, ~ s,elton were married by the Key. Linn T..
Wheeler on Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
ROSElIE.

The Parks. Of the PlanfelG Bowling League. met
defeat At the hands OF the Casino bowlers Tues
day when they contested for the prize In the League
games This is the third game to the credit OF the
home team.
The Cribside Hospital is in need of clothing for
women and children. and committee. consisting
Of Mrs NJ W. Milford and Mrs X. &. Blancke
Is endea vcring 10 obtain the necessary supplies.
Miss Laura Faulkner has sent out Invitations for
n dance be held at her home on New Years even
ing at which time Miss Dora Rollins. of Baltimore
will he introduced to hcr friends
An authors reception VIII be given by the Dorcas
Society al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ". f.. Phillips
on Thursday evening.
The return OF the Rev. A. g. McCrca from car
Isle Penn. where he was married TO Miss Jose
phine Meddler. was the occasion OF q reception to
The bride and groom at The Methodist Church on
TUESDAY evening. the members OF IN" congregation
extending Il cordial welcome to the pastor and his
wife.
The Debating Society held meeting at the Union
echoOlhOu@. on Tuesday evening j. H. ROnnell read
an essay on 'I.abor.' The subject FOR debate was
the Mississippi River resources and taken in
tLe affirmative by 4 T.. Ilcadly and Frank Brown
and in the negative 10y +. G. Townly and Fred
Hacder The judges were \. r. Kline J. B Bonnell
with Howard T. Kline. critic.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
KFVjtR's''a 5 XFW&
~ 49,, ~
THREE SHOT on CHRISTMAS DAY.
ONE MAN DEAD AT RED BANK AND TWO
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED At LONG
BRANCH

Long Branch. Dec 2e-There two shooting
Herbert :. white man. who shot last night in
front of tle saloon kept by John Stillwagon, by
Iohy Holiday. a colorcd- man. Is now in the Memo
rial Hospital and the physicians say that no can
not 1--we The rullet entered Herbert's left breast
and lodged near his heart. After the shooting Hoh-
Sav made his escape and has not yet been caught.
The trouble which led TO the tragedy started on
CHRISTMAS Eve when there a rattle In Still
WAGONS saloon for n pair of chickens A white
man named John H Coles had an argument with
Holiday about the way OF throwing dice Cole
friends attacked Holiday. and the other coiored
men in the place to his assistance. The white
men were compelled 10 retreat from the saloon
Last night at O'Clock the two parties agair met
3, thc saloon With Holiday were Lorenzo and
less. Cluf The white men drove Holiday into an
alley and cornered him there. Then he drew a
revolver and fired two shots The hrst bullet MT
r7a-h.rt and the second through the overcodt
If lanes Creighton but did not hurt him Honday
tNor ran away. but the Cluffs were placed under
arrest They were subsequently released ~
The second shooting occurred AT ked Bank. W III
am Showes a bareback rider connected with 'he
Rsruum & Bailey circus. was showing reVolNer
when Il went off accidentally and the bullet lodged
in the hartendcr's breast near the heart ne Dar-
teuders name is Ansel Croft and he dieo from ms
IN .uries Showles surrendered 10 the ponce anu
he was held for manslauchter.
Another shooting occurred in Camden. ana as d d
result Charles Butler. Of No. S3s Central Is
locked up in the Camden County JaiL The charse
against him is that he shot Louis llnsen' oi ~, NJ
'>4G South Eighth-st., IN the thigh tlnsen II ~,
,As cooper Hospital He says that the snoo'ihs
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
SUM NIT

sociable was held in the Y. " G. \ Gymnasium
on Thursday evening
Hook and Ladder Company No have elected tire
following officers: President Thomas r Rooney:
vlce-rresident John r Mcclellan. secretary. John
Vincent Murphy: treasurer william II. corey:
foreman William II Swain. trustees. T j. Cofrey.
Cornelius Herring VI. Sullivan.
The Summit branch Of the Armenian Relief As
ISOLATION met in tho Y. VI. 9. A. Hall on Monday
afternoon.
The members of the Highland Club gave din
ner 20 their president Dr. William II RIst. In the
clubhouse on Hiehland-aye.. last evening.
Mr. and Mrs William Burnett Easton have BEEN
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nelson s Easton at theiP
home In Springield-ave. this week.
\ leap-year coiillon Will be- given In Music Hall.
Hotel Reechwood December % On December
81 the manager 81 the hotel. Francis Rogers. win
give a New Years Eve dance
The managers of the Fresh Air and Gonzales
cent Home making arrangements for an enter.
tainment be given shortly for tho benefit OF the
home
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
TfOBOKEN.

The Amphion Glee Club will give its tenth annual
concert in Quartet Club Hall January 70.
Hoboken Lodge No. ~. Trainmcns Brotherhood.
gave its fourth annual ball in odd Fellows Hall
on Wednesday evening.
The wives and daughters Of the members Of the
Christian Woerner Camp Sons Of Veterans. were
present at the meeticg Of the camp held In odd
Fellows Hall Tuesday evening. and organized
themselves into an auxiliary Of the camp 10 be
known a. the Ladies' Aid Soclety Of the Christian
Woerner Camp. : o V No !. The ofii ers
President Mrs. 4 Woerner. vice sdent. Mrs.
G. w Payne. treasurer. Miss Beaver, chaplain,
Miss cline. guide. Miss T.. Gundordori; assistant
guide Miss +. Clock inner guard. Miss l. Gun
dersdorf: guard. Miss Lulu thunderstorm. 4
supper followed the business meeting.
AT the regular meeting OF Euclid Lodge No 1876.
F and a. NJ. Monday evening. these officers We're
elected: c W. Boehr. Worshpfu Master. Philip
Steurwald Senior Warden, William g. BranGt.
Junior Warden. Alexander &. Mauship Senior
Deacon: J e. Allen. Junior Deacon: William =.
Pars!ow. Treasurer. Henry Vanderbilt. secretary
Rev. G. G HoIgh,On. Chaplain. and e. +. Guth
Henry Hattgss. August Grassrnann trustees.
oscar FrCmmel VAS CHOSEN to act proxy to the
Grand Lodge and District Deputy benjamin +.
Wakefield installed the new officers
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
P.ASSAIC.

Loyalty Lodge No. 295. Order Of the Sons OF 81.
George has elected the following new officers :.
f. Crowther. president; r. r. Bennon. vice-pres-
dent; William Duxbury secretary. J. Binns treas
urer.
Centennial Chapter No. "a. Royal Arch Masons,
has elected the following officers George C. Wool
son. II p: William Malcolm. X, James y. Fuller,
s:L. L. Grear treasurer }. b. Knight secretary;
D. Domarest. c. OF H.. DR.. G. J. Van Schott. F. s.;
r. c. Streckfuss. r. a. c.. +. ". Harding. q. NJ
30 V; q. VI. Meeker. O. NJ ID V. II. J. Brown. q.
NJ Ist Y: NJ. p. Hayward. organist; William Os-
trander Chaplain. John H. Grear teller, James
y Fuller. u. Demarest and l.. l.. Grear trustees
The new officers Of Passaic Lodge NO g. r and
: X. O. J. Van Schoit j. W: J :, Biddell treas
urer J. r Speer. secretary, the Rev William ps-
trander. chaPlaini Ernest Rsms ;n ). p Wam u
MeHsiI MecTer J. J. n a. G. = Wiiiam & Os' A. Willard Marshal
VI. = HAYWARD organst; George C. Woolson his his
toran. y. Kelly. tyler: l. L. Grear, representative
The members of the sheppard Alumni gave a
pleasant reception. on Sunday evening last at 81.
Nicholas Hall
At the annual election OF the Linden Hose COM
pany. on Monday evening. AMI Post was chosen
The annual entertainment Of the two literary
clubs Of the High School-the A: y o. Society and
the Scribbers' Club-were held on Monday ana
FSitbf,l Council NO 100 Royal Arcanum held
the first Of a series OF entertainments on Tuesday
The closing reception OF the II. y. T. football
team the local champions. was held on Wednesday
evening last. at Whiteheads opera House. Ao,s Ire
annual drill and reception on Thursday evening. at
rh~ Christmas exercises OF the Wellington Pres
byterian church were held last evening.
The christmas service Of the Old First Reformed
Church viii be held to-day. at lo.0 m' The pas
sublime Doxology"
The Unitarian Sunday schooI Will holu i's 'hrist-
mas festival tomorrow evening.
solar Lodge No II l. o. O. F. is arranging for
an entertainment 10 be given on January 49,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
AN INTERESTING DOCUNENT.
Louis corr.spondence OF The Baltimore Sun

ST. Louis CORES pOndence OF The Baltimore sun.
the society Of tae People called Methodists' was
found today II this ci.y Il Wa published by John
l7i3. and contains the nucleus OF the literature Of
The Methodist Church.
The circular is of four pages and is falling to
pieces from age and handling. The paper Is vel
stains Of time. The first paragraphs are as fol-
"First-In the latter end OF the year 1879 eight
or ten persons came 10 London who appeared 10
be deeply convinced Of sin and earnestly groaning
more the next day. that would spend some time
with them in prayer and advise them now TO nee nee
from the wrath to come. which they saw continu-
ally hangl,e over their heads. Thai we might have
moro time Tor tnis gre@ w0fh; trorg cay
thenceforward they did every week, VIZ: On Thurs
sired 10 oin with them (or their number Increased
daily) gave those advcee from time TO time which
Judged most neodful for them and w always con-
cuded our meetings with prayer suitable to their
.'Second-This was the rise OF the United Society.
society IS none other Than company OF men hav-
uni,ed in order 10 pray together to receive tho
other in love that they may help each other 10 work
s may nde be uo4nf GFT ea od ,ae dMa
salvation each society is divided into smaller con-
P&n OF Safa bode is1e 5tr r so 1G tWevr
in every class. one Of whom is styled the leader"
set forth together with a list Of the occasions o.
temptation tha, bcsei mankind. Prominent among
lne Idll~l j. ""'4'S ~ Inns
liquors drinking them. unless in cases OF ex-
irene necessity The exhoria,ion warns the mem
bers Of. the society against doing what we know
IS not for the glory Of GOd-as the putting on OF
gold or costly apparel: the singing Of those songs
or reading OF those books that 10 not tend 10 the
knowledge or love OF God softness and needless
self-indulgence laying NJ treasures on earth. bor-
rowing without probability Of paying.
Although most OF the pronouns IN the document
are in the first person singular il is signed j. ana
tom IS the imprint; Printed by T Cordeaus. "A
+ vas ssDs'i ias about this date that the Society
OF their first house Of worship II was an old can
nan foundry. the present site OF tInshurE
square in London. and the Weseys lived in an old
house in the OF IT. They conducted sort or
reiieiors book store in OF the rooms Of the
foundry The church was always known as The
Fnundrv" and was never more pretentious than
iarn-wslled conforiless room with rough wooden
honches upon which sat the congregation in sep
araie Cronne OF men and women
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
JERSEY cIrY's $4,000 FIRE.

Fire shortly after midnight YESTERDAY oe-
,.roved two frame buildings. Nos. s2s and e-s New
o.vava The frn broke ont In Klen's drygoods
store No soe and spread 10 No. 62S The nrcren
we're summoned but could not prevent the destruo-
lion Of the buildings. The store NO o2s was occu-
pied by Augustus Cohen. q wholesale lquor-deaier
Some Of his stock was saved. but the STOCK OF
1ra, WAS DESTROYED The two upper floors
of 10 62s We're occupied by Mrs. P4pi5R h1sns hss
no loss m T[lein's stock i placed NJ EOeD whlIe
ina, Of the building j. put At $srN Sone" 'oSS
&c (, o,0 on stock and on the building s'v"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
RIDGEWOOD.

Mack Winans is chairman OF a committee which
Is arranging TO produce The Black Mkado at
the opera House. The aNair is for the beneht OF
the Ridgewood Club and most OF the participants
will be members OF the club. Frank Hart VIII
coach the company.
Mrs Henry Langford. OF frospect-st'' gave
tea Oh Thursday afternoon In honor OF her sister
A., ucK.a .mong the guests were Mrs. Cleve-
land Mrs Edward Walton. Mrs. George NJ; ock-
ford Mrs T. lie y Gardiner and Mrs. BROOKS.
Miss Johnston entertained the AUTHORS 'lup at
h.r homo on Tuesday afternoon
pr Badeau and wife will leave TINS week, TOT
their winter home In Florida. where they VIII re-
main until spring. - TIA o ca,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
JERSEY CITY.
THE PROGRAMME OF TIE CATHOLIC CLUES
EMBARRASSMENT CONMTTrEE-SO-
CTAL GOSSIP OF THE WEEK

CTAL GOSSIP OF THE WEEK.
r:etty wedding was solemn zed on Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. James Cost-
gan. 40 3Jl Fifh-st.. when their daughter Name
was married to William A. Merritt. The Kew
Frank : Goodman performed the ceremony Miss
Sadie Taylor and Miss Celia Costlgan were maids
Of honor. and Miss Sadie Costgan bridesmaid The
best man was J.mes Bryant. The bride was at
tired IN white satin with chiffon trimmings Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Costigan.
Nj. ana Mrs George Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Taylor. Mss Margaret Bell
and the Misses Higgins.
Miss Laura Castener was married on Wednesday
last to Frank r Fox by the Rev. T. c. Mayham.
pastor Of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
\ number of society ladies are arranging for a
subscription dance 10 be given at Hasorouck Han
Friday. January o.
The second subscription dance of the series or
ganized by the young society folk will be held at
Foye Hall on New Years Eve.
The Tonnee Social club held its first ball in the
Avorus House or Wednesday night.
Hudson Grove Democratic Society gave an en-
iovable dance on Tuesday evening at Gansberg 5
Hall.
The following programme has been prepared by
the Catholic Club Entertainment Committee for
January: Ladies' night January :; quarterly meet
ing January l3: progressive euchre and dance
January Il; anniversary reception. January ~
blue and whit, tea. January y. tn" Games COM
mttce promises stag cuchre ana Il plIl'cHle parry
during the month. ~
The LADIES' Aid Society Of Lafay ette Methodist
Episcopal church gave social session on Tues
day evening.
There viii be a holiday stag at the Palma club
house on Tuesday night.
The Catholic Club held an informal reception on
Thursday night
Tho 4fh Regiment Veteran Association held
its second annual banquet on Monday night at
on christmas afternoon the Hillside Singing SO,
cietv gave a very enjoyable entertainment followed
in the evening ~ "A ball
There was Il large attendance at the annual mas
querade ball given By the D. J. Cotton Association
in m. Avenue House Monday night
Clarence Weidener entertained the Gentlemen's :
Social club at his home in Nroom-st. on Monday
evening 80 ,
Trasser's Hall Central-aye.. was beautifully dec
Grated on Tuesday evening last. when the thirty
FIRST annual masque ball OF Becks Dancing Acad-
eny held.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
PATERSON.
A RECEPTION BY THE WORKING GIRLS
SOCIETY.
MISS KEE1y.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MISS
DOLPHIN AND MR. TAYLoR-socETY
GOSSIP OF INTEREST.

GOSSIP OF INTEREST
The members Of the Working Girls Society on
tertained their patronesses and guests with de-
lightful afternoon chocolate. of which fine music.
beautiful floral decorations and the japanese cos
tunes Of the hostesses were pleasing features.
Among those present were Mrs William H. VIII
iams president OF the society; Miss Reed. honorary
president; Miss Lille Smith, vice-presdent; Miss
Fannie Johnston. secretary: Mrs. Robert Heay'
treasurer; Miss Keeer Miss kinne. Miss lyman,
Miss Ryle Miss Agnew. Miss Butler. Miss Murray
Miss Salter. Miss Anderson. Miss Barbour. Mrs
Robert Williams. Mrs. T. Y. Kline, Mrs. George
McCarter Mrs. William l. Lewis, Mrs. Joseph
lyman. Mrs. Joseph Bergen and Mrs. Samuel
Smith
Miss Mabel Douglass and Edward j. Waters were
married on Monday afternoon. The affair was ap-
solutely private. After their return from 'nrIt
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Waters VIII give a
large reception for which cards are out at their
home in Park-ave.
Henry B. Crosby and party of friends consist
ing Of Mrs Crosby Mrs. j. G. Allen. Mrs. A G.
Newton. Miss Florence Crosby. Miss Maud Alien
and Miss Josephine Newton, will leave on IueSu"S
for Mr.. Crosby's cottage in Winter Park. florlda'
Suitable closing exercises. previous TO the holiday
vacation were pleasantly held on Thursday iore-
noon in all the public schools. which are closed
until January on Thursday or Friday even
ing Christmas programmes were given III nearly
all the churches.
Miss Elizabeth Keely. OF Park-ave.. entertained
a party Of young people. mostly graduates OF ule
class of 90 Paterson High School and her pupiis
AZ that time at her home Wednesday night.
They included Misses Florence Crowen. Florence
Nathan Myra Soddon. Matte Van Fleet, Eta an
Fleet Maggie Graham. Annie Keely. Annie Crohlh'
Miss Johnston: Messrs Harkness Bonoman. 'harlcS
Howe. Albert Smyth Edward Tuers. Ernest Med
inc william Close Ternon Roye, Gordon walton
Frank White and Lewis White. -, -, l..
large family party gathered at the home IN IN
Varren-st of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob kriger, on
Monday night to celebrate the eightieth hirthday
of their host. - ,r...,or ,.oro
Miss Annie Dolphin and Chauncey Iaylor WIZ WIZ
married on "Wednesday night AZ the nome OF ll'
brides mother in Godwin-st Inc Key. T. T\'nH ~
OF tho Paterson Avenue Church. performed we
ceremony. Miss Ida Dolphin and Wesley Luton at
tending. r.4-x, ,,d
tn" marriage of Miss Louise Jennings ana
Thomas O. Hughes took place on MONDAY "Eyci.ihES
A. Tho Fourth Baptist Church. the Rev JC,cph
sullivan officiating Miss May Hughes ana VII
lam Hughes wee in attendance. \ r'c'P' loi -.
lowed at the brides hone in East twenty -io"r'"-
The Rev DR. T. f. Miller. Of the FIRST Pr'siny-
torian church married Albert o. Jones ana Ms
Rerfha Murray on Wednesday afternoon Mss
Mabey Meyers and sydney Jones were IN waiting
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
MATAWAN.

Glenwood Institute and the graded school have
closed until the first Monday in January
The Friday Whist Club entertained on Fri
day afternoon of last week by Mrs. H. II. Long
street. AT her home in Main-st
Fifteen young women Of tho Glenwood Mission
Band. OF this place. will give fan drill In tho
Presbyterian Church at Keyporf on Tuesday even
The cantata Santa Claus's Reception was given
in the Methodist Church Christmas night by
the scholars OF the Sunday school
The Christmas entertainment OF the First Bap
list Church Sunday-school will be held Mon
day
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
ENGLEWOOD.

Joseph Ryan. propreto' OF the Palisade House.
and Miss Flora Hazelton. of Philadelphia. wers
married on Thursday The ceremony per-
formed at the parsonage Of the First Reformed
church in Hackensack by the Rev. Herman Van
dewart William Il Gardner was the best man
The second Of a series OF subscription dances VIII
be given In the Armory on Tuesday night. The
arrangements are under the personal direction OF
Arthur r Coe The patrOncsses are Mrs. = II.
Hart Mrs Sheppard Homans. Mrs. Clinton Blake.
Mrs J q Clephane. Mrs. a T. Enos and Mrs. n.
NJ Knickerhocker
Frederic Garfield will leave mex, week for Colo.
RADIO where he goes In search OF health.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
DENEIIEN.

The annual meeting OF the Social Club will he held
on New Years evening AT the home OF Miss Eunica
Clair.
There Is a movement here TO organize country
club with all the necessary adjuncts. There 10
plenty Of material 10 work with, Tor the inembere
OF the various societies would unite 10 secure toR
themselves a comfortable clubhouse.
Lincoln School held Christmas exercises on Tues.
day afternoon The scholars made Q creditaoA
showing with pleasing programme
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
Suffering FOR 1T NO" .

From The Camden Telegram. ..u
sympathy expressed fcr Hulson Cum ,IN an5 are
ia soetr waste They know wndi ,heE "aI' an a' o. or
".f.rrnin~J " 10 have IL. They elected ne il1i l'i
saes!ff ihey desired .ast November ana VIZ, ~ '" b
Eo.rd 80 Chosen FrcehOldeI> The mhJyi.N q. .''.
sJr-r l,eiuy cho-en on the Republican uckei DT1.
emboses the same Old gang VINO nave D.en ,. pun"
l,rfr1 ne county for years. no better ana ~ W.
al. "T,oi,' Davis. The same Old boss, IL III Ia.
rnsrd 81 both the shefns 0fhce and the hG4iu -.
Choser Free holders with the taxpayers iul I'm In
sem The LEGISLATURE should not. ana pioDdDS '"'
uot interfere with the domestic a1air- Of huu9'''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
DTrD FROM HIS INJURIES.

Ralvidere Dec 26-Iohn Morrison, one OF the
v.althiest residents OF oxford died at MS nome
last night from fractured skull Yesterday after
noon Mr. Morrison who weighed about SS' pouhds
- ~. walking and fell on the ice. He struck on
b,s head and received the injury which caused MS
death Nr Morrison unnarrIed. and nls , lsM
Yer now has charge Of his BODY tte Was 1ne IL y. so
-i-ai ny-ne~ Of he oxford six MILL ana Was az
he Dossessor o. valuable property IN paterson AZ"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
HAHNE & CO., NEWARK, n. J.

urdav night a. the Ridaowood club Among those
prnsent vas T r OtiS pres ldenf ~ the New
Iersoy association and director ~ fh" American
Whist I.ague II WAS fnc second n'r'lnE or tne
Teaci,c composed Of ;ho Ridsewood club. the
Union Whist club. - Rptherfora. ~ lasSa, say,
club and the Passaic Gun club Tho fI~salc Gun
club again won I'm the four-con'e-'. and IN ne
pair-ratch Mcssrs Berry and Barsl.s ~ Ruther-
FORD ana Doans ana Mal1rs. 2 Fasstic. were
the winners North Irf South East and West re-
sroctivolv. Tn" next meeting - 'nee" 'our cluos
viii taxi place January - ~ Rutherford.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
1r-NTrPS PIN DOWN BY 4 TRAIN.

Elizabeth Dec 26-Two men named "ei'' u
1T ;ef. Hew-York Yesterday enjoy a
dov,s hunting near this place. They got lost IN
the woods near Adene and last night. while Walk
ing on the tracks of the Central Railroad oi New
Jersey with the evident intention OF go,ns 70 Wa, I
Dea-esr station a train came upon theii. w, r
rirb was killed. as were the Two oogss M M.le ~ NJ
bad win them His body and those OF me 5i, uCf
Svr, He is al Banks Hotel IN koseiie ,in ana ,ne
rernains u Welnrich were removed 10 thc -NoIsuo.