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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
ST Nj NIT.

The members OF the Baptist Church held an ex-
curson to Lake iIopatcong on Tuesday.
The third anniversary OF the opening OF the Hotel
Beechwood will be celebrated by full dress dance.
to be followed by dinner. In the Music Han on
July 30
A progressive heart party was given al the Park
House Friday evening by the guests staying ut the
hotel
Cards are out announcing the engagement OF Miss
Mabel RAYMOND. daughter OF DR.. T.. h. Raymond.
of Summit. and Leslie +. ward son Of DIR. Leslie
- Ward. OF Newark
\ number Of prominent citizens In the township
have organized a savings bank with the following
incorporators. George Wilcox. Francis r. Dana.
John y. Poet. j. Frederick Chamherlin. DR.. J. Boyd
Risk. Parker W. Page. Norman Schultz, DR. Will
lam II. Risk. Charles +: Wood. George Y Much
more Stephen X. Mullin. Francis s. Phraner.
William Il. Day. j. William Johnson. DIR. Alexander
A. Taylor. William H. Badeau. John Bre wer,
Joseph York and Nathaniel George.
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PATERSON.

Mr. and Mrs Robert Morehead and family are at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Lbbe Carlin is spending vacation days az
Franklin. y. y.
Colonel William Barbour Is salmon fishing
trip to Canada
Mr. and Mrs William Gray spending the sum-
mer in Europe.
Henry Buckenough and daughters Misses Laura
and May sailed Thursday for pleasure trip
abroad.
Senator Hinchlire is at Warwick Woodlands
Greenwood Lake
The Misses Nellie Ingram ard Maggie Braith-
waite will divide the season between ocean Grove
and We;ttied, n. J.
Miss Alletta Freeland. OF Orange, Is spending INC
season In this city.
George Hubbard is rurazing in Sullivan County.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Hinchcfe and family are
amending the summer at Deckertorn and Middle
town. -
Dean McNulty Is the guest OF Mr. ana Mrs.
Samuel J. McKernan. at their summer nome a'
Ogdensburg. - . , ILL sou for
Eurone TO- morrow In search Of lost health
Mrs Charles Hughes Miss Ada Hughes ana
Joseph Buckley are In the ca.sk1s rs hnror din
ner given Colonel kuser, or the Governor s'ah'
at Elberon. on Wednesday a., . 81. .,,os, =,
W II. McCrown, OF Helena, NO. - INC s"e'' VI
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Benne: Nh ,., ...,
Joseph Beresford and William Ball, with their
families are spending several weeks IN the '~n'S-
MI Mr. and Mrs 7. D. Blauvelt of Amsterdam, ~
T. are guests OF Mrs. James Van iouten. ,,,no
The Misses Ada and Lena Holden are ehJ's"is
midsummer DAYS at Stockholm. " j. ,,
Mr. and Mrs ". T. sutte will spend the balance
The wheelmen and wheewomen of the First pap,
fist Church have organized blcycle clup on, u.
adopted the National colors as tne. oausS' ,is as
sistant belong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
FREEHOLDER HURT ~ A RUNAWAY

New Brunswick July is (SpecaD.- Mchael Nc
Fadden, q plumber in New Brunswick and repre-
sentative from the Sixth Ward in the Middlesex
County Board Of Freeholders. was seriously in
Jured in a runaway accident this morning. lie was
experimenting plumbing at house in Hassart-st.,
and had just stepped into his buggy ana seized the
reins to drive TO his place Of business when the
horse became frightened at the approach from OPP
posite directions of two trolley-cars. In George
st. the wheels struck the curb throwing Mr. No
Fadden out and tearing off wheel Of the
buggy. Mr.. McFadden struck his SID. and
head and rendered unconscious. He
ried a stretchcr to the office Of Or. Clarence NJ
Slack and later to his home. 1t found that his
right leg slightly fractured below the knee
This afternoon his injuries considered serious
but his recovery is probable The horse escaped in
jury and was soon captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Charles L. McKeag son OF ex-Alderman hugh
McKeag OF this city, has received an appointment
10 the Naval Academy at Annapolis
State Chancellor Mullen. OF Newark was present
a. the meeting OF Rogers Council Catholic Benevo-
lent Leg on on Tuesday evening. An en)oyaoe
round robin followed the business meeting
Three ew-Brunswick sunday schools had excur-
sons TO Boynton Beach this ws"k. The Livingstone
Avenue Baptist went on Wednesday, the FIRST
Baptist on Thursday and the Pitnan Methodist On
William Sporting. .Alpheus l., Mundy. George A.
Niehmann and Frederick Ulrich, Of this city. have
gone to canada where they will spend three weeks
IN fishing ~ - ., .,,o, g., r.,
rom. on Wednesday. to be gone for two months
Wednesday OF next week Will be generally OBJ
served I'm New Brunswick as Merchants Day,
mary business places agreeing 10 remain closed.
The managers OF the ew-Brunswick Boat club
have arranged for music at the boat clubhouse on
three nights each week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
BAYONNE.

Mr. and Mrs George II. Allare have returned
from their wedding trip.
Judge W. l.. S Crane Is summerins at GNmans'
Sullivan County. y. Y.
William l. Serrcll. Of Avenue Il. and his famiy.
are spending the summer months at their cottage
in the Thousand Islands.
Recorder T. W Connolly is recuperating at Sara
toga Springs
Mr.. and Mrs J. a. Booth are registered at the
Metropolitan Hotel. Asbury Park.
The united excursion OF the First Reformed First
Methodist and First Baptist churches took place on
Friday. at Washington Park on the Hudson
\ complimentary concert was held last evening at
Ackermanns Newark Bay Hotel
Miss Grace cadmus is visiting friends In Plain
field.
charles f.. Annct and family have gone 20 Brandt
Island 20 sp, MI the remainder OF the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
CHEF AND TWO pATROLMEy SUSPENDED
SHAKE-uP OF THE NEW BRI NsWICK POLICE
FORCE TIE RESULT OF ALTERED
RECORDS.

New brunswick July IS (SpeciaD.-The police de-
partment Of New brunswick is undergoing a thor
ough shake-up. At O'Clock to-day Chief Of Po-
lice Francis Harding and Patrolmen George Dunn
and Francis .. Campbell were suspended from the
force by the Police Committee Of the Common
Council consisting Of Charles a. Oliver Henry &.
Iiousel and Joseph Miller. The officers stand sus
pended until Monday afternoon. July q, when
hearing will be given them
chief Harding is suspended on a charge OF alter
ing the records Of the police department in order
that he might conceal the fact that Patrolman
George Dunn had not reported regularly. according
TO the rules Of the force The charge against Dunn
: Of failing report the mornings OF June q,
y ard 90 Dunn says that he was excused from
duty on the days I'm question by Night Sergeant
Kuhn. Campbell is suspended on charge OF re-
colvng - set of pool balls stolen over a year ago
from The poOlroom of George lammcrtz.
chief Harding denies the allegation. He says
his record from the slate OF the night
sergeant. and that either the night sergeant made
wrong entries they had been changed before he
copied them Campbell says the charge against
him IL made in spite. prompted by Dunn lie as
serts that he can easily prove his innocence.
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ELIZABETH.

pretty home wedding took place on Wednesday
night the contracting parties being j. benjamin
Beatty and Miss Clara May Strauss. The cere-
mony took place at the brides home No. : South
Red-st. The bride dressed In white organize
trimmed with white chiffon. The maid Of honor was
Miss Katie Strauss. a sister of the bride. and the
bridesmaids were Miss Carol S,einglster OF Brook
Ign. and Miss Bessie Ritter Of Elizabeth. The best
man was Dr. q. ". Beatty. brother OF the bride
groom. The Rev. j. A. owen pastor of ST Jamsss
Methodist Fps OPAL Church. ofi.iittd TIE weid NJ
was follower by recep,on.
Father smith pastor OF the Church OF the Holy
Rosary. sailed for Europe Saturday. He was
accompanied by his brother DR.. Smith. of Jersey
city and his sister, Miss Rose Smith. Tney VIII
make a four months tour of the Continent. Father
Howard. of Newark. will act az temporary pastor
of the church until Father Sm.th's return.
The Rev. Joseph H. Bailey. Of the Union Baptist
Church. celebrated last Sunday the tenth anniver
sary OF his coming to Elizabeth.
The engagement is announced OF Howard +. Nc
Conne and Miss VI. Walsh.
Or. John =: Reilly wife and child have gone to
Liberty. y. Y. where they will remain until Au-
gusi /.
Frederick ChHis superintendent OF tie Drake
Opera House, has assumed the management OF a
travelling dramatic company which VIII START out
next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
MONTcIAIR.

Company * which T. composed mainly Of Mont
clair young men has been ordered to Sea ,irt for
rifle practice from July y To 30 inclusive In order
10 prepare for the visit rifle range has been con-
structcd I'm Montcair Heights and the first prac-
tice was held yesterday afternoon
Montclair Is proving popular summer resort
and H. rapidly filling with summer boariers. Their
number however is limited from the lack OF hotels
the Mountain House being the only place OF con
siderable size. Among the New Workers who have
chosen this as Il hot-weather home are Mr.. and
Mrs T. j. Cumming Mr. and Mrs W. Peck and
their daughter Mr. and Mrs s q Saonstall and
family Or and Mrs william Westerield and
family MIR and Mrs. Henry H. Arthur and Miss
Arthur Mrs. William Harrison and Edward W.
Everett >.
The Rev Howard 5 Bliss pastor OF the Upper
Mon;clair congregational Church. Will start with
his family next week for two months vacation
MIR BLISS ministry has proved so popular that an
addition 10 the church Will be- built TO ACCOMMODATE
the increasing congregation.
The Montclair Council No. AL Royal Mcanum
viii take an excursion to Asbury Park on August
in a special train. which vii leave the Grtenwoou
Lake Railway station at S.S the TRAIN VIII pro
coed directly TO the park. which 10 a UNIQUE per
Torrance I'm the list OF Montcfair excursions
The Rev. Henry A. Stimson, OF the bro a.iDna
Tabernacle will preach In the FIRST congregational
Church this morning ana evening"
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MORIsISTOWN.

Miss Marie Bryce OF MacculIongh-ave.. has re-
Gently been the guest OF Mrs. Julius 'atlin at
"Fairhome"
Mrs Albert Richard and family. Of South st. are
spending the summer season travelling In England.
Miss H. H. Dana, OF the Seminary, accompanied
by her sister, has arranged to spend the warm
sea son among the mountains OF Switzerland.
Frederick q. Burnham. OF Sherman Hill. Is rest
ing for the summer months AT his camp at Old
Forge. In the Adirondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Vcrnam ana family OF Madi-
son-ave. who have spent the last two years tray
ellng through Europe. are now sotournng In
Switzerland.
Vice-Chanceor and Mrs. John X Emery. Of
Franklin Place, have gone TO their cottage at
Spring Lake. where they Will remain during the
summer.
George q. Kip and the Misses Kip and Messrs.
Kip accompanied by Miss Louise Egbert, LEFT this
week for "a lengthy Alaskan tour
Mr. and Mrs Charles Soldier and family, OF
Souh-st. are now occupying their cottage AT Chad
wick. where they VIII remain throughout the sum
months.
William a. Coursen. OF Morrs-ave., anticipates
extensive Western tour IN the near future. with
Yellowstone Park as the objective point
Mr. and Mrs. william Prall Thompson ana fam
ily OF Farragut Place. have gone TO York liarbor.
Me. where they Will remain The rest or the sum
mcr After their return from their outing they VIII
take up their residence permanently IN New-ioTk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
RUTHERFORD.

reception 10 the Rev Charles l." Mead pastor
~ the Rutherford Methodist Episcopal Church ana
Mrs Mead was held at the home Of a. r. GARNER
East Rutherford on Thursday night
The Guild Of Grace Church Will hold lawn lete
and supper on the grounds OF {. f.. Parker anu T.
IT, Mason in Stuyvesant-ave on Iuesuas "''''
noon and evening. :,
The Rutherford Cyclers to-day will have an all
day run to Staten Island.
\ week OF Sunday school picnics has just ended
the First PRESBYTERIAN Sunday-school having spent
the day at a local grove on Thursday WINE '"e
Methodist Sunda school went to Riverside Grove
q, tho UuJson on Friday the same day that the
Sunday school OF the Church OF our rather went
TO Idlewd Grove. near Slngac. ON THURSDAY hlehI
The Womar's Auxiliary OF the Wesleyan Methoulst
Episcopal Church will on its annual trolley ride
to the f:terson Falls. ,,,
A. iackett of the Rutherford Cyclers has laid
ont an 1 m IN of a mile cycle track on his property
Al the west end and cycle path along Springfield
ave IL ID expected that races viii be held on the
track on Labor Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
BLOOM FIELD.

The Rev f. A. White, of Christ Episcopal
Church. "a spending his vacation in the Catskills
Mr. and Mrs Wilson ID. Lyon, of Bloomfield
sailed for South Africa on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton Unangst have gone TO
Chicago.
Miss Ida Shulz. of Mdland-ave., has gone 10
the Adrondacks for the balance or the summer
Mr. and Mrs George Linn have returned home
from a "trip to the Thousand Islands.
Mrs william +. Epson and family. OF Glen Ridge.
The engagement is announced OF William W.
Young and Miss Cook. both OF Bloomheld o,
went on a DAYS outing Pine Brook on Wednes-
day -,, ,,,. ~
nectei with the First Presby terrain Churcn IS ar
ranging 10 give fresh air picnic soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
SAVED MN FROM SUICIDE.

Police Sergeant lister saw a man rush WI,
tho saloon Of Andrew f. Noble. n 49,. Ms.
West HobOken, carly YESTERDAY mOI"'"e UNA
charge "a revolver three times IN 'he o. TN The
ASKED what he vas doing. tne yo'"s NO 80 con-
revolver explained that MChe "0"u 49,, ,aksn
mitted suicide II the weapon had no. O 70
away He said that he shot on me To-, p, found =
ven, any p1ss be damage. CaIi- "a,oon elosel
the blrroom reading az FOL. Jw- i"' ,,ter wr,tieS
by Mole and eGdressed 10 Edwlri n..yi,ers boo!
directions were given Tor fntins " ,"n, ms ne.
was also scovtre1 Il = o,.irVeu oxn life Mooyyss
is well known IN Hoboken AMI No'' Ian dhnkins
ia said by his friends thii he has,,v OF late
heavily ard tas been az ing sf"Ns''
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uorsr-p.1yTIyG rNDER Difficulties
sCAFFOLD BARRED. ONE NAN D''' '
NErGHBoR ny BRUSHES ATTACHED
10 LONG POLES.

Edward r. Martin and Charles bnim-'s a." !,
s,orekeepers at Bergen Road ana 'he DON. H..
Jersey C,itv Martins house IL built to 're ~
St, 4, EMO 20 ~ four feet between the two nouseS'
pur,r,av recently built high fence TO excuue "s
ugh, and air from a room in Martins house. 0" -,
nretext that the Martins looked from the "''1o"
the room into his apartments. to ascertain a.,
was going on. and tax a5ou, ii. Martin naa -.
house painted a few days ago. bu; when the 49,.
reached the side OF the house nearest bu'".'
propsrty. the latter refused 10 allow the pa'ne
swing their sclffold above ms 'ahd MAJ"
80, ,,n,>,.aI ton nainfers who carried The sea-.
fold 10 he roo. OF the house. lowered II i"u ~.
Vigorously 70 work. Burnley was enrdgel, "a no,
ts'.t iun'imerabe threats. but the painter, ~mce,
desist He sent for a policeman. Nhen l''e v and
arrived the scaod had been raised to the tV 100
rho nainters we're working n brushes aHs0..Ss
~ long poles They completed One-haf OF w. wy, IA.
OF the house and then abandoned WORK JIM"
NH f.aJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19

A NEW PARK FOR THE ESSEN COUNTY SYSTEM
SOCIETY PEOPLE LEAVING FOR NOUN
TAIN AID SHORE.
The Riding and Driving club Of Orange has Just
bought a new road coaca The Rocket" which 10
TO be used on the regular coaching trips between
the clubhouse in East orange and the Beschwood
Hotel i'm Summit The coach arrived in orange
this week 1t is painted bright orange WIN oiaeH
trimmings Until the regular coaching season Oh
the club opens in September. the coach VIII I've ~"
occasionally the need arises
The trustees OF the Bethel presbyterian N"u'on
of East Orange have purchased lot on the norm
aldo NJ the presen, cnurcn property on wh.ca 70
build parsonage. at cost Vi So,
also propcsed 70 enlarge the present Suh'sy'scn""
room 10 acc0n modate the Increasing a'tenud0s
The Essex County Park Commission has dec'cS
to take, 5 part OF It's system OF PARKWAY"
triangle between Centrc-st, Harrison-st. andV@
trail ayes. providing the cost OF the iand' WIKI w
necessary approach. can be bought within AN~
The residents of this section of the city are raising
subscription list and hope to get suih''eh' iNN~
TO carry out this project.
The Rev William Whiting Davis rector OF Chl"
Church. East Orange and his wife will sail fT
Europe or Tuesday on an extended WISH pu'"s
the absence of the rector. the parish VIII % "
charge Of the Rev. c. r. ID. Crittenton
Among the Orange Young Mems Christian AZ
ISOLATION members now at the \ NJ = a. camp ,a
on Lake Champlain are President Charles !, =, NE
borne. Truman Kiiborne Harry kassi.git e nn,
Robinson Charles Vessel. Albert Ackermss
Arthur ia vies Edmund Gould. Howard bay!e~
Ar,tur Bayles and l.. +. Freemln -. ,,o,r,.,s
Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Hartley Vt ~ iV ssmily'
Ridge ST. Cloud. West Orange. and mar 'a'n"''
are at Simsberg. Conn, fer the season. -. ,,a...
man William r. Henderson. of orange. ana Pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church a, ri iy
ing Long Island. will be MARI II On lhu'sia' jug
90. to Miss Dora Mooney, Of Brooklyn; o,u, Pleas
Mr. and Mrs Marston Watson oil NOUN u ars AZ
ant-aye West Orange. with their FANNY s'' "
New London. Conn. = 49,. Orange
Willard Smith, general secretary OF ths 1a' pys
Young Mems Christian Associatioii VIZ ar,h;s
family. has gone TO Caledonia y l. III "'''
rest. ,- 49,, .or,,iv Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles \. Christian ana ialr,y' 4;
Prospect-st., East Orange, are su'"'
jamestown. n Y. , FAMILY Of
Mr. and Mrs Edward o. Stanley anu 'i, odi' me
Uawthorne-ave East Orange are SP'"''"e
heated term AT Sparta y }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
COLORED DELEGATES RULED OUT.
OCEAN GROVE HOTELS REFUSED TO RECEIVE
THEM AT THE EPWORTH LEAGUE
CONVENTION.

Asbury Park, July 1s-The refusal Of the hotel
proprietors In Ocean Grove to entertain the col
ore1 delegates TO the Epworth League Convention.
being held in Ocean Grove. caused much trouble
yesterday afternoon. The Committee of Arrange
ments had made provision for entertaining their
coored brethren, and when the latter attempted to
get in some Of the hotels admission promptly
refused. This action reused the Indignation Of the
colored men. and they reported tho matter TO the
convention
The committee could do nothing, as the hotel men
were firm. Finally several ministers secured
commodaton for the colOred delegates among their
own people in West Park. AT one time the colored
delegates threa tened TO bolt convention" and
return 10 their homes. but wiser counsel prevailed
Some of those ostracised were prominent ministers
in the African Methodist Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
yoT 4 CRIME TO STEAL RIDES

Poiisa Justice Mott in Nevark' y. If .ramp'
tcs:ed against TIE sending OF bg ling ntss
% jsl because they had beeA caus'' .,v.one mes
On IRE ght trains He said wAe" -, cnmt 70
were ariaigned bafor- him. thai II "a, circunI
men TO ride on freish, trains am 70 tn,sa
stances often made men take ths a. ~
IN search OF work. The men W, OF the femsirirS
vlra Railroad detectives. WI LA. ,hey
arrests since Thursday. , ,,,d the jusIiesI I
Nearly all the men arraisneu ~ vsre relesss~
were in search OF work. and me, ,sva
Tow vera sent 70 Jail for piusv os'~ :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
HUDSON COrNTY DEMOCRATS DITIDED.
TWO FACTIONS Will AID IN THE ELECTION OF
A HEPUBI.lcAN CONGRESSMAN AND
COUNTY OFFICIALS

Affairs are mixed ia the Democratic camp In Ifud-
County. and the indications point to two
chimes County Committees Ex-Sherin Davis.
the acknowledged leader OF the present macD.ne Is
I'm a quanlary and is silent the Sphinx. He IL
awaiting developments. and will be guided probably
by the action OF the State Convention. There is
element In the party headed by ex-Assembly lyman =.
II. Neil, who for years was Daviss chief lieu
tenant. and Daniel y. Lewis. who opposing
Davis AS II leader. and they. taking advantage OF
the situation have declared for Bryan and the chi
cago platform. and are forming county Organza-
ton which. II the County Committee should repudi-
ate the Chicago Convention would declare Itself
the regular Democratic County Committee. and hope
thus 10 establish itself permanentlv as the party
machine. IL IL highly probable that two Democratic
county committees Will De nominated and the courts
viii b.. required decide which shall have recogni-
lion 1t looks AS If there would be bitter fractional
fight in the county. and this Will mean the certain
election Of n Republican Congressman, Sheriff sur
rOeatc and Director Large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
THE LAycERS' TROUBLE SETTLED.

The trouble in the Frenghuysen Lancers. of New
ark which originated In misunderstanding among
the officers at the parade OF Republican clubs IN
Asbury Park on Wednesday. on the occasion OF the
State League Convention was settled ycste r,iay.
Charges made Will not be- pressed. The I.ancers
will turn for parade In the Eleventh Ward OF
Newark next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
ENGLEWOOD.

Henry \. Garfield. of ohio OF President Gar
field has been visiting x-Postmaster-General
Thomas l.. James.
Miss Annie G.. Merna and George w. Grain will
he arried at St. Ceca's Church on Monday even
ing. They will live in Minneapolis.
The second dance At the New EnglewOOd on Mon
day evening was pleasant affair An improve
in the music noticed.
Berkeley Arms has begun to claim it's usual list
Of Englewood people. T. r.. Cochran and his fam
iy went this week. and Delos Bliss will soon re-
move there. Others follow at intervals. and the
Engewood settlement promises to he unusually
large AT this Jersey coast resort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
SILVER C1yDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

Corporation Attorney James +. Mlnturn. Of Hobo
KEN said yesterday that he would be willing 10 ac-
cept the Democratic domination for Congressman
and would the Chicago platform In case Allan
L. McDermOtt should not 10 run. Mr.. Minturn
has decided leaning toward silver which Mr.. Nc
DernOtt has not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
CIT Ry MOVING MACHINE.

Belvdere. July IS ,specian.-Frank PattenouI IT,
farmer living I'm Jackson Valley. was nearly W.
last night In a runaway He Was driving '''" :.
field to his barns with the horses a''"0" I'm
mower and reaper. when his team TOOK ipaas,,enbgn
"A pa s.ing train OF cars and ran away. ahort tie
fell into the mower and was t'fllnlF S"u,chlne H
head and body by the knives OF the i''"'"
Is not expected 10 live.
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THE LAST or THE GATHERS.

Francis j. Gautier an old resident Of Jersey
City. died late Friday night at his home No
AZ Wayne-st. He was born IN the Gautier man
SION in the Greenve section Of the city. seventy
three years ago and was the last Of the Gautier
name as his surviving children daughters
For many years he was OF the owners Of the
Hudson River Ice Company and he retired with
handsome competence. lie leaves It widow ana
three daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19

DUNN WANTS To BE POSTMASTER.

Ezab july ls-Already here are several
candidates who wan TO succeed the late Postmaster
Frederick Sheridan. The most prominent candidate
is ex-CongressTan john r. Dunn II was believed
this afternoon that he likely TO get the APP
pointment. II IL said that Dunn has secured The
Endorsement of United States Senator James Smith.
and that he went 20 Washington This afternoon.
presumably 20 present his application 70 Postmaster