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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
SOUTH AMBOY.

j. T. Carrgan. OF Paterson. with his family and
A party Of friends, Is enjoying tcnt-lifc at Cedar
Camp, Trover's Beach. near Morgan station.
Miss Louise Perrine. OF Spotswood no has been
visiting Miss Parker. OF Main-st.. has returned
home
MIR. and Mrs A. c. Parisea and daughter will
spend the month OF August at Ingramsve. Penn.
j. Hamilton Conovcr. OF Landcombe. is spending
tn, summer at Bernardsville
Miss Augusta Yelling Is visiting Miss Disbrow.
OF John-st
Miss NJ. 7. Willetts IS spending month at Po-
land Spring House. South Poland Me.
Mr. Wiliam Spice has returned from a visit OF
two months among friends In England
Tho Perth Amboy Aldermen having granted
Major Butman the use OF Fayette-st for ferry
slip IL Is presumed that work will soon begin on
the proposed ferry between this borough and
Tottenville
Miss trazee. who has been visiting Miss Cadmus
al the Lawns" returned TO her home In Jersey
CITY ON Wednesday.
g. j. Voorhees, has returned from Highland
Beach. where he has been spending his vacation.
The usual number OF salt water day visitors
was ir town on Saturday and spent the day In
bathing and dancing
Last Saturday Miss Lulu Chase treated her
young friends TO a deshful sail on the steam
launch Suanee. Among those favored were the
Misses M,da and Ruby Slower. Efae Pimlctt. Essis
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'NEW-BRUNSWICK.

Lawrence Runyon. jr.. was the winner AZ the sew
enth bi-weekly handicap tournament OF the New
Brunswick Golf Club on the Livlngston-avA links on
Saturday.
Henry l.. Janeway and daughter. Mrs. II. Weston.
Abraham p. Cox and y. A. Schrader sailed for Eu-
rope the Paris on Wednesday
Co.onel Jacob !. Janeway Is attending the Moody
The Rev H. Page Dyer has begun his duties as
rector OF st Luke's Episcopal parish Metuchen.
The order transferring Lieutenant Edward ~
Ransom IT, Of the American Volunteers 10 Middle -
town Conn. has been recalled. Lieutenant Ransom
viii remain IN charge OF the corps here.
The United States torpedo boat Cushing passed
this city on SATURDAY. afternoon her way from
Phradeipha 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
4 local board Of the NewJersey Chlldren's Home
Society was organized on last SUNDAY at the George $
Road baptist Church. The officers Of the Board
are; President. Mrs Thomas ". Buckalcw; vice
presidents Mrs Borut Stevenson, Mrs Alexander
Kennedy and Mrs. William s. GIlliland treasurer,
Mrs Alonzo Bowman; secretary, Mrs. Abram
BOVINE The Rev. W w Knox. pastor OF the FRS,
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of New Brunswick Is president
OF the New-Jersey society.
Robert Adrain and family are at lslp. Long Island.
Charles H. Herbert who has been In Colorado for
his health has returned 10 this city lie Is much I'M
proved
The New Brunswick Boat club throughout the re-
mainier Of the viii give weekly enter anmen Is
every Wednesday evening at the boathouse. The
committee on entertainment consists OF william II
Price George A. Viehmann. DR.. Frank L. IIinde.
Alfred Van Nest and c. Herbert Miller.
Antonio W. Evans. wel-known hicyclst OF this
city proposes on Monday 10 lower his own record
Of iwcve houy5 and twenty minutes for 200 miles.
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PATTERSON.

Miss Helen Tracy is the guest of Miss Florence
Tallman at Spring Valley
Miss Agnes Johnston has returned from several
weeks outing at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Joraleman and family have
returned 10 California after two months sojourn in
this city.
Miss Griggs daughter OF Governor Griggs. has
been the guest OF Judge Frank FORTS family in
East Orange.
Postmaster and Mrs. Demarest visiting
friends IN Goshen.
Mrs D. Foster and Miss Bessie Foster are at
Peekskill
Misses Nellie. Jennie and Kitty KENT are at
Sayville. Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Christie and children have
removed to their summer cottage at Pompton
Plains.
Mrs J. H. Hartmein and daughter Rosalind are
spending the summer at Lake Hopatcong
Park Commissioner and Mrs. l.. n. tiaget nave
returned from outing in the Catskills
The Misses Ruth and Edna Mcaple have returned
from a months sOjourn In Rockland County.
The Paterson outing Club. consisting OF Mr. and
Mrs. W G. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nussey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bush. DR.. and Mrs Atkinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Makepcau, have gone 20 their
delightful clubhouse at Greenwood Lake for
August.
Hotel Breslin, Lake Hopatcong.
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inc bis lers into the former ran downstairs.
John his son, Joined him moment later In the
wagon yard where the Mayors fast mare was
hitched 10 light blackboard. They were soon in
hot pursuit Of the thieves The sounds OF pursuit
caused the burglars to whip UP their horses but
within quarter Of a mile they were overtaken
Stop. or will blow your heads off' the Mayor
shouted as he ranged alongside.
The thieves pulled up their horse. but as the
wagon LIST speed all three jumped into the bushes
alongside the road and were off instantly across
farm field nearly half-mile long Mayor Baylis
and his son Jumped after them without pausing
One of the thieves ran off toward a transverse
road and was followed by john while Mayor Bay
lis chased the others. who together. In the
rough and stony field Mayor Bays was at dis
advantage on account OF his bare feet. When he
saw that the thieves were leaving him behind, ne
began shooting over them. The men paid no atten-
tion. and the pursuer then took deliberate aim AZ
the legs Of one Of the thieves causing him 10 stop
instantly. Mr.. Bays is exceedingly powerful ana
he quickly tied his man hand and foot With me
suspenders which in the chase had dangled from
his trousers. The second man stole away while ms
confederate was being tied ,,, Vt. ,,rs,.r
who had tried TO crawl through barbed wire
fence and had been caught fast. The man was
rived With his captive The thief desisted when the
Mayor fastened his iron grip upon him The two
across the farm fields to where the two, wagons
had been left. The thieves were put in their own
where he completed dressing himself Then he
took his prisoners to the Kearny Police station
seppe Verrillo and Tony Berracco. OF River-st.
Newark The wagon was loaded with machinery
and tools belonging to McKernan Birgin, valued
al about $500. Mayor Baylis said yesterday that
the place had been robbed twice before. The two
thieves committed without ball.
This early morning capture is only one Of many
that Mayor Baylis has made In the last two years
About one year ago he caught four men with a
wagon-oad Of stolen property. after chase half
way across the meadows. He had running fight
Of nearly miles with the four men, In which
about thirty shots were exchanged. He finally
cornered the men at ditch and brought the
entire party in tied up in couples. Two months
after that he had hours fight with a maniac,
who had entered his chicken yard at o'clock one
morning. The maniac had a revolver and emptied
1t Mr.. Baylis before he was overpowered and
bound The man afterward identified a
dangerous lunatic who had escaped confinement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
ALLEGED KIDNAPPER ARRESTED.
HIS VICTIM A FOURTEEN YEAR-oLD GIRL MAKES
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

HIS VICTIM A FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL. MAKES
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST HIM
brunswick Aug (SpeciaD.-Thomas VIII
son hftv years old was arrested in this city last
night by Detective Charles A. Oliver and Policemen
Van Deursen and Alderman on charge OF KID
mapping Wilson, who is a man OF good ADDRESS,
made the acquaintance of Mrs Jennie Demarest
about a wear ago. when she was living with her
sister Mrs Harriet Bethune, Of No. 176 Comstock-
ST Mrs Demarest went TO Cheesequakes last
December TO visit friends. While there Wilson
called TO sea her When he left Cheesequakes on
December ST. Jennie Demarest, the fourteen-year-
old daughter Of Mrs Demarest. accompanied VIII
son. who said he would bring her TO Mrs Bethune S
home where she expected to remain.
On the way TO this city Wilson sold his horse and
wagon and left for parts unknown, taking the girl
with him. In vain Mrs Demarest tried TO get
some trace Of her missing daughter Several months
ago she received a letter from Wilson stating that
the girl had been frozen TO death in Pennsy Xanla
The postmark on the envelope was iegibe. Wilson
came TO this city and called to see Mrs. Demarest
last night She engaged him in conversation. after
having sent for Detective Oliver. who. with Police
men Alderman and Van Deursen, made the arrest;
Wilson admitted Detective Oliver that he had
lived several months I'm Johnstown. Penn, and that
the girl had kept house for him. He denied that
the girl dead saying that he had taken her TO
Cheesequakes. where she now Is To ascertain
whether or not there was any truth in Wilson 8
story Detective Houscll went to Cheesequakes to-
day TO bring the girl TO this city.
He returned this evening bringing the girl with
him. Miss Demarest told the officer that Wilson
had treated her with great cruelty and had pre-
vented her from writing TO her mother. After she
had made her statement the girl was committed TO
Jail as a witness against Wilson.
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MONTCLATR.

The engagement has recently been announced Of
Miss Jennie. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Jacques d.
Hegeman, and w D. Sutton both Of Montcair
Miss A. NJ Owen the only woman who
entered In the golf competition for the secretary's
prize. open TO women only, on Thursday afternoon
In spite of the heat Miss owen made score of
H. without a handicap.
Larry Chittenden. the Poet Ranchman." Of
Austin. Tex. Is spending few weeks in Mont
clair which his former home
The new ST. Paul's Baptist Church has called
10 its pulpit the Rev. ". |. Johnson. formerly OF
the Union Baptis. Church. Sparrow Point. Nd.
A delightful lawn party held under the
auspices Of the ladies of st. Luke's Chapel at the
home OF James Owen, in Christopher st. on
Wednesday evening. The grounds were decorated
with japanese lanterns, and impromptu string
orchestra rendered selections through the evening
About sixty guests were present.
The Union Baptist Church will open camp
meeting service Monday August Il. In large
tent at Harrison and Virginia ayes. The services
will be conducted every afternoon and evening, a.
day Sunday. with n special daily song service until
September 6.
Mrs Amory II Bradford and family left last
week for n month Westport Point. r. |.
Mrs. Ferguson Brown and family or Myrtle-aVe.
are summering at Quissett. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Crawford and family, OF
Tnion-st.. are enjoying cottage life at Deal Beach
Mrs. Charles d. Thompson and family. OF Upper
Mountan-ave. are at Mortified, Conn.
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Miss Louise Sherwood and George O. Paterson
married at o'clock on Tuesday afternoon In
the Church Of Our Lady OF Grace. In Wilow-ave.
Hoboken The Rev. Charles J. Kelly. the parish
priest, performed the marriage rites.
Mrs. Herman p. Heydt of No. LIZ Washington
St. Hoboken died on Wednesday Orange where
she spending the summer. Funeral services
held al her home Friday evening
The members OF the Jugend Nerein OF the German
Evangelical Church gave a trolley party yesterday
afternoon 10 Coytesville and return.
Castle Point Circle No l73, Companions OF the
Forest, gave an enjoyable ice cream party at Hol-
STEMS Hall First and Bloomfield SITS. on Friday
evening -
The Valencia Boat Club gave a monthly socabS
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Bertrand and George Ross. OF Union
Hill were married IN the parsonage OF the Columbia
Street Reformed Church by the Rev j. Jusus on
Wednesday night. . NJ, ,,.A.,,.
Episcopal Church In Union HILL presented a pretty
picture Tuesday evening when the congregalon gave
a lawn party. Chinese lanterns. nags ana oIhIh1
adorned the lawns. and the scene was made COUP!
attractive BY the charming ladies' VINO served !Vs
cream cake and lemonade. -, ,t.,., =,
The twenty fifth anniversary or the insuuti1n ~
Pvthagoras Lodge, No l62. X. OF p OF Jersey Sny,
was celebrated al KrObels Boulevard tarA, :'"S
Bergen on Thursday. Garfield Lodge, no ~ TO-, 90
Fritz Reuter- Lodge, No. l5S X. OF +, sent ''s'
Miss Margaret A. Glueck. OF No. Gag C nlon, TpnsS
and Adolph Siller OF No SO Hackensa P1aiN az
Union Hill were married on wednesday ms" 49,
Rev II. Schoppe officiating
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MORRISTOWN.

Miss Marion Stockton. Of Philadelphia. Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Frank r. Stockton. in Ktch-
ell-ave.
Miss Eleanore Hall, of Kahdena. is spending sew
eral weeks with friends at Charlotte, vt.
Miss Mary Adrain Hall. OF Wetmore-ave. Is
spending the month OF August at jamestown. r. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Axtell, of Court-st, are
visiting Mrs Axtelrs parents at Stratford. Conn.
Mrs II. w Buxton and the Misses Buxton, of
Perrv-st are occupying their cosey cottage az Bay
Head. y. J. AZ
Mrs George +. Stone and her daughter Miss
Emma Stone are at Saranac Lake in tho Adj
rondacks and will remain there for several weeks
The enlargement is announced of Daniel jamie
SON ir of this city to Miss Margaret Suydam
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George II. Suydam, OF
Roseville " J.
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A MILITARY CLAMBAKE.
OFFICERS OF NETWORKS 7TH ENJOY A RHODE
ISLAND SPREAD.

OFFICERS or NETWORKS 7TH ENJOY RHODE
ISLAND SPREAD.
Long Branch. aug. (SpeciaD-The commits
stoned officers Of the 7th Regiment n. G. S. y. y,
enjoyed an old fashioned Rhode Island clambake
this afternoon at Prices Hotel, Pleasure Fay.
The officers in command of Colonel Daniel Apple
ton. left New-York the Sandy Hook boat at
o'clock special car conveyed them from Sandy
Hook to North Long Branch. where General Ed
ward Kemp had carriages in waiting TO carry them
to Pleasure Bay. 1t $50 when the party reached
their destination. and half hour later the bake was
uncovered and the good things were placed on the
table The 9Th Regiment Band furnished the music.
The party left Pleasure Bay for home shortly before
o'clock
Among those present were Lieutena mt Colonel w.
H. Kipp. A W Conoyer Captain Harry Jansen.
Captain A. u. Nesbitt, Captain w. G. FISK, Captain
George b. Rhodes. Captain George W. Rand, Cap
tain Charles Z. Lydecker, General Emmons Clark.
Colonel Worth. Captain James Allen, Y. S. A; Cap
tain w. G. Weaver. Captain Walter Schuyler, Cap
tain Townsend Commssory W. Meyers Quarter
master j. G. Fisher Lieutenant J: 6. Schuyler.
lieutenant A +. White. Adjutant William Dale. OF
MASSACHUSETTS, Judge Advocate Van Duzer and
Major Croker inspector OF rifle practice General
Fitzgerald's staff.
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SUMMIT.

The engagement Of Miss Margaret CuIiie''
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cyrus Curr'eI. ., '.".
-, ord Frederick TAYLOR Of New-York has
been announced.
The Republicans Of Summit are making ar
raugements for the organization OF a Mckinney
and Hobart club. < TO-, o,,u.,
curing ON the Shrewsbury River In Septemoe
4 dance was given AT the Hotel Beech"ood
last evening. - x.rro.
The gIi sis Of the Park House gave progress
sive e,ichre party on Friday evering.
The managers Of the Summit Fresh Ar ana
C-onvalesC emf Home gave an afternoon tea at the
Home grounds in Pine Grove ,,
evening last in Howard Hall Joel 6. Van Case IS
president and Or. John Burling secretary-treas-
The Rev Dr. Charles S. Ryman. pastor OF the
Methodist Church, is at the Twin Lakes fike
Ex-Governor George Hoadly Of Ohio VINO mas mas
faniy, sailed for Europe on Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
A PLCCKY MAYOR.
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF NORTH AIRING
TON, HALF-DREssED AND BAREFooTED'
PURsurs AND OvERPowERs
TWO THIEVES

Mayor George Baylis Of North Arlington chaseo
three burglars over mile OF country roaus anu
farm fields at o'clock yesterday morning. ''au
only in his nightshirt and trousers Two Vi '"s
,h,eves wers coptured finally with a wagon-load OF
bootv which had been stolen from the Mckcrnan
& Birgn quarries, near the old copper mines IN
Bergen County.
The thieves were discovered by Henry Bayiis' SIX
years old whose room faces on a lane running
from the copper mine He heard the trundle OF the
heavily loaded wagon. and at once called MS laher
and his brother John. Mr. BaYlls looked o"' CT MS
window and saw the wagon Win three me" J."
turning into road leading TO Arlington lie
iun,ncd for his trousers and revolver, and thrust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
SOLDIERS.
THE UNITED BOYS BRIGADE IN CAMP
AT BoYNToN BEACH.

DISCIPLINE AS STRICT AS IN THE REGULAR
sERvICE-DEvoTIoNAL EXERCISES AND
ADJUSTMENTS THE FEATURES OF
LIFE IN THE CAMP.
1t would he a long hunt to find an equal number
of boys as happy the $50 lads now IN camp al
Boynton Beach. They constitute the First New
Jersey Battalion OF the United Boys Brigade, UNI
der command of Major Thomas +. Wightman' OF
Jersey City.
There six companies In the BATTALION. three
from jersey city. from Jersey city Heights
and two from Hoboken. and at their head In all
their marchings and paradcs is the Boys Brigade
Rand OF Jersey City. led by Bandmaster Dou-
thwaite The six companies are the I'd jersey CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
CITY.

The hot weather Of the last week cause" ". 30.
exodus from eJrsey City TO the mountains ""u -
seashore. The majority sought re''e' ~ ~
Park Among those registered there 1881 g..
were Mayor and Mrs. Wanser. prosecutor anu
r. II wi,aold ex-Assemblyman and Mrs Johh r.
r.ary warden and Mrs Edmund Mitchell. M'A
George Macs and Miss Macs. Mrs w Reed Mr.
Iobr A walker Carrot A Nreeland. Mrs I. 20
Menagh. Mrs S sharer. Mrs J. J. Duhy' W.
Floyd r. Lemer,s Mrs + Ee s6;aS m +.
Turner George IL SSTfe Mr and Mrs Il 4 Fer.
Su Dasns Mrs W l.. Pyle, Miss Emily iAPsa, Y
Pohle and the Misses Ella. Marion ana lda 'Vili.
George II. Moller. F. fonm n rs, r II rrnok Mrs.
Sharrott' Deputy County Clerk and MIS-. T. We
Gritten. 49,. ,,,,,,,, Roard Of
Sohn j. and his family: Miss NJ T. shaney:
sccrctary to School Superintendent SNYDER tsris
rbnI Keliy Of School No q, Far RockaTss el.
Among the prominent Jersey city people 4, D sx
Judge Allan L. McDermott and Mrs. McDel1m ,.sr
Commissioner Boltwood and family Comm, ,,,,nsr
Heirtze and family and Assemo'S'"''
The departure for tho Catsk mountains sr, ,i
Mrs Bvrhts and Miss Nellie Byrnes. MISS MAI MInsrn.
Stone. Mr.. ard Mrs. w II. COOK, Mrs; " ~ H.
and family. eXAssemhyman ana MIS- '"
Many wskncwn society people , ARE "a Sas and
George smith. Mr. ard Mrs. Smith ID. Ms ,yooi.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Case ana MIS- 'Ia'sSS
-,
The DELEGATION at Long Branch mas ne rruon
creased by the arrival OF the Rev tathei tt",rch:
curate of ST. Michaers Roman tathonc Sn''N"'
Otto Sampler and family. and Morris WolisSn we're
Among others who left the city last weeNv'h,,s
the Rev and Mrs r.. l.. Stoddard Tor we ts~rS
Mountains; Judge Nevius, for minnesota .t,nalth
Winfield counsel TO the County BOARD OF pp,s,er.
for six weeks trip 10 canida' Juas. tpsa.
sullivan county John J. Voorhees, Ats snrhoc Ga.
lands; Judge Hudspeth. Adroniacks seh2 2ss,oa.
perintendent Henry SNYDER ana tcn rrS;ureh. or.
ange County " Y; Principal J. =. khineha'' '"
ccL.ol No porttand Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
4 UURDERER'S SANITY.

PHYSICIANS QUESTION 1T. But HE is RATIONAL
ENOUGH TO ESCAPE
Eliza beth. Aug. 8-Frank Freehill, the tramp who
about year ago shot and killed Special Oficer
Jewell In Railway. while resisting arrest has
capped from the Morris Plains Insane Asylum, where
he confined. Several weeks Freehil began
10 act strangely in the State Prison Trenton.
For the murder of the officer he convicted Of
murder In the second degree His sentence
ten years imprisonment and fine OF 81 900. Shortly
after his conviction in October last he
moved TO the Trenton prison
The physicians about two months ago noticed his
strange actions. and after a careful examination
pronounced him insane He removed the
State Insane Asylum. 1t is alleged that Freehl
was not insane but by clever ruse made the
physicians believe he was. he knew II would be
easy TO escape from the insane asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
THIEVES IN A POSTOFFICE.

THEY BLOW OPEN THE SAFE AND STEAL A
LARGE NUMBER OF STAMPS.
Manasquan Aug. s-When Postmaster White, OF
this place went to the postoffce TO begin business
for the day this morning he surprised to find
everything in confusion He that burglars
had looted the place. They had effected an en-
trance 10 the building by forcing the side window
The catch had been pried off. and then it easy
raise the window.
When the thieves got inside they turned every
thing upside down. They went to work on the
safe and blew IL open rifing the contents The
postmaster believes that they secured about 800 in
stamps and money. \ number Of wet blankets
found beside the safe. These had been
stolen from nearby stables and had been used 10
deaden the sound made by the explosion No one
aroused by the explosion and the thieves de-
parted with their plumber without leaving any
ceX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
BLOOMFIELD.

The Rev j. f. Goodwin. OF Glenrldge. has gone
to Maine for his vacation.
The Rev E.,A White and family are at the
Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs James r. Wolden are at Niagara
Falls.
julius Gadsden and wife are at Sag Harbor.
The Second Ward Republican Club went to
Greenwood Lake n Y. on Wednesday.
The children OF the late Wesley b. Corby have
filed contest TO his will. alleging undue influence.
The bell tower in the rear OF the Essex Hook and
Ladder Company house has been put In safe
condition The ringing OF the bell at Q o'clock
every night has been resumed
Mrs {. W. Powers and daughter are at Asbury
Park.
The Misses Minnie and Florence Hall are at
Ocean Grove
James + Pearce and Robert Thomas have gone
to the Thousand Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
THE RLOW KILLED HIN.

Nicolo Donaneno. who struck the head
with n shovel on July % by George Florence died
AT the Csty Hospital in Jersey city. yesterday.
The blow deprived Donaneno Of consciousness,
and he remained in a comatose condition until he
died Florence was arraicned yesterday for man
slaughter and committed 10 await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
Donaneno who was sixty years cid. and lived II
No TO Fourth-st was gathering cindcrs the
dumping ground Florence was driving cart. and
drove so close that he almost ran over Donaneno.
who attempted TO strike Florence with iron
hook and the driver feed the old Italian with the
ehn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
DFSpONDENT BTTCHEP KILLS HIMSELF

Orange Aug 'SpeciaD.-Frederick Fuelling
butcher nj No ~ Glebe-st Orange committed sui
eide this morning by shooting himself In the head
with n revolver He Was In his usual spirits ut
breakfast time and about u o'clock he told his
wife that he was going down into tho cellar.
few minutes later she heard the report OF pistol.
and rushing to the cellar. she found her husband
living on The noor with the pistol In his hand. An
ugly wound in the temple told where the fatal ball
had gone. -
Fueling was about thirty-three years old. He
had been somewhat respondent for some time
account OF the falling of In his business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
MRS. HERMANN RELEASED on BAIL.

Camden, Aug S.-Mrs. Mary Hermann who
drowned her two children. Edward and John
by throwing them into the Delaware July q. was
released this afternoon $500 bail by judge
Vroom The jury which investigated the drowning
rendered a verdict declaring the mother to have
been temporarily insane. The application for her
says she could not be convicted of murder in the
first degree She will, however have 10 await the
action of the Grand Jury which meets next month