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BULLETIN.
Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance. ssssa sss Placed in Reliable Companies
Estates Managed.
THE TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES.
OtrneTs actual price quoted.


S3OO-Esta blished bicycle stand; low
., rent; hiring machines: full repair out
Tit; snap.
S3OO-EstablisIIed photograph gallery
located on 7th st. NV; rooms rented In
house pays rent.
SSOO-Corner store; grocery and pro
VISION: central Locality; completely
stocked: low rent.
$3.50 CASH barber shop well located
u, west End: complete; 1st class estaD-
S1.OOO-Drug store in the NV, doing
Al, good cash business: will invoice over
the price asked.
$3.50 Established corner grocery, on
18th st sw.. near government depart
inents. DOING good cash business, stock.
IAIures and four furnished rooms In
$500 Established grocery and provision
Store; southeast; doing cash business
rent w, party leaving city cause or sellDs;
VIII invoice above price asked.
$3.50 LOCATED UN I-2 ST SW.-
barrooin for sale. Including stock, fx-
lures and hcense; house containing eight
rooms and stable; rents for $25 month:
doiDg a rooo cash business: good reason
for selling
x2..---LOCATED ONFsT NV. NEAR
PENSION oFFICE-Duiry lunch and
dining room: doing good cash business: good
reason for selling.
&7OO-CASn. ESTABLISHED 20
l.s,fs. Book and Stationery store on Pa
ave. rear the capitol: dong good business:
rent S1S-
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Washington, Mount Vernon
$ Alexandria Railway Co

From Station. Thirtcen-and-a-half slrsss and
Pennsylvania avenue.
For AIexandria-6:s0 ]. 80. 8. 10 Ioanex
H. l2a m ]. . g. 4:l5, ~. $50. 6:l5, ., g. Q. 10.
II, l. u. m. sunday, 1rsr train. Va m. last
train III p. IN.
FOR Mt. Vernon-l0. H. L a m. l. . 3 i.l5
p IN. Daily-except sunday.
Il. l.. ABBOr, GEO. II. PHILLIPS
General Manages Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FOR RENT.
PUBLIC HALLS.

elS MONTH; Gle LA. AVE. NV
Third floor. fx'AJ
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
)sners' actra' price quo

Ohners dcfrG price quoted
$500 REAR 1343 CoRCoRAN ST.
NV; rnofp for two horses and one car
riage; in thorough condition l3oIJ
The evening times., 1896-09-19

FOR RENT-FLATS.
OrnerS actual price quoted
&22.6O TO &26.6O CORNER
18TH AND OREGON AVE. NV -Four
f1ats OF and G rooms each: with bath.
t309l
The evening times., 1896-09-19
RAILROADS
. ALTIMORE -
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect July 18Th. 1895
Leave Washington from station corner of
New Jersey avenue and c ST
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NEW BRUNSWICK.

The members OF the New Brunswick Boat Cub
are considering the advisability o. noidlng iar
prior 70 the beginning OF the boating season Three
roors aoo tho club held fair which netted the
treasury over S.~o
The christ Episcopal Church Club is arranging
for fair be held in the parish building Oh feoru'
AIRY 3. and 3.
The Board OF Directors o. the local \. NJ T. A. on
Monday evening elected nine senior ana tnres
i;nior members. Twenty delegates were named 10
attend the annual State Y. " {. A. Convention IL
Jersey CITY on February l6 and u.
4 wedding of interest in ths city VII be that OF
Miss Sale Farmer OF Cranbury. and Theodore
Everett. OF Jamcsburg. on January "
The Entire Nous Whist Club was entertainer q
tho home Of DR. and Mrs. William Macon, on Bay
arl-si on Monday evening. Prizes w.ie Won oy
Miss Nellie McFadden and Minnie McFadden. ana
Messrs John Maurice and George Mccormick .
The New Brun5w.ck Choral society VIII give US
6rs. concert Of the season on Monday evening. The
programme will include Mendelssohn's cantata %
Come L.: rs Sing" Tom Karl and Edward Mar.
Guard OF Nsvr-York, will be the tenor ana oarytone
soloists respectively. Ortcn Bradley, OF New-iorks
is CONDUCTOR
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
REFORM IN LONG BRANCH.
CHARGES OF MALFEAsANCE MADE AGAINST THE
TOWN TREASURER.

CHARGES OF MALFEASANCE MADE AGAINST THE
TOWN TREASURER
Long Branch. Jan. p (Spec!a)-The Long Brahch
Commissioners passed resolution .ast night charg-
ing the Town Treasurer Thomas l.. WortAley. with
malfeasance in office The resolution was INTRO
duced by Mayor Blodgett. who asserted Mr. WORTH
lev was 5000 in arrears and had presented iase
report TO the board. Last July the Treasures ac-
counts were gore over by an expert. and Dis
crenany of 1900 was reported. Mr. Worthley Pro-
ducei note for 1900 which he had paid but had
not charged against the town. and the account was
therefore made correct. His books were gone over
again. and ne out fve cents ahead. The munich
pal election placed Mr.. Worthley in office with the
highest vote the ticket. Soon after this ne was
charged by Mr. Blcdgett with discrepancy OF
s7OOc yet he was able to obtain the sigma tures of
twenty of the leading in town on his bond.
The business men think that any apparent shortage
vii be found TO be due to the methods OF book
keeping No ore doubts the Treasurers honesty.
The general opinion is that the charges are made
for the purpose of getting Mr.. Worth.ey out Of the
office The charges will be heard next Wednesday
evening
The Commissioners also declared the Office of City
Solicitor vacant. on the ground that IL would be
cheaper TO hire .ega advice may be necessary
holders Of Monmouth County is the 'present in
cumbent and the Office was established by the
Legislature he holds that the Commission cannot
abolish
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
THREATS OF LYNCHINC HEARD.

BARBER CHARGED WITH A HRINOUS CRIME
SAVED FROM AN ANGRY MOB BY THE POLICE.
Orange. Jan. 25 (speciaD-Charles Drskel. bar
ber thirty-nine years old, who has been employed in
the shop of George Arnold in valley-s,.. South Or
8nge arrested last night for alleged assault
on Florence Coon the seven -year-old daughter OF
Rodman Coon. carpenter. who lives in Academy
St. South Orange 1t is alleged that the offence
committed last Tuesday. when the little girl went
the barber shop with of the Arnold children. and
showing them some pictures. The complaint was
night. and issued and given 10
father OF the little girl halfcrazed with rage and
Indignation. The news spread rapidly. ard when the
officers reached the Arnold place big crowd Of ex-
cited citizens had assembled Driske was cool and
collected when placed under arrest lie denied in
the strongest terms that he guilty When the
officers started off with him they followed by
O crowd Of more than two hundred men, who talked
freely Of lynching. Get rope" Hang him." ard
similar shouts heard on all sides. The officers
succeeded in getting the prisoner the lookup before
an organized effort was made to take him.
Driske arraigned before Justice OReilly at the
police station this morning. thereby avoiding the
threatening crowd that had gathered In the expecta-
ton OF his being removed TO Justice Brewers court
While the hearing going a rope was pro-
cured and the thrects OF lynching became ominOus
Justice OReily held the prisoner In $500 ball and
his request sent him down for trial In the Court OF
Special Sessions. This afternoon report was sent
out that Drskel would be sent down to the Newark
Jail to-day and this had the effect OF scattering the
was a clear coast he took the prisoner to Newark
and lodged him safely in the jail.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

A. the home Of Cyrus A. Pierce. In Laureave..
Arlington lao, Tuesday night. held one OF the
uleas,ntest church socables OF the present season
The house was thronged with guests ard the young
pcoplc hSi TWO large parors for their exclusive use
Almost every active member OF the Arlington Pres
hvferian Church wac present. The hostess. Mrs
Pierce who IS one OF the active workers in the
SunIay-school. received many congratulations Tor
the pleasant entertainment.
Irving V Dorlarl. treasurer of Kearny Township,
formerly commodore OF the American Canoe As
so,ia'ion was one OF the guests last night at tne
annual banquet OF Tie canosts Club, OF The A.
laniic Division. which held in Browns. in
Twenty ty-eaveuth-st.. New-York
The Mile End Athletic Association. organized last
week by Alexander Clark, OF the Clark Me-End
Thread Works and a number of other prominent
residents Of Kcarny. Newark and East Newark Will
hold A special meeting tomorrow night IN sever
eucc's C0smopolitan Park FOR the selection OF a
team TO meet the Caledonians on Washington 5
The Arlington Study Glass held its regular meet
Ing laat Tuesday afternoon Mt the residence OF Mrs
liermance. in New Iawn-ave Talns English litera-
ture vas the topic OF study. but Mrs. J. q. Wieys
essay on William NJ. ThGckeray a satirist was
the principal paper OF the day, and its author re-
the cordial congratulations of the class MT
Thackcray's life and writings were discussed gen.
well ana Mrs. Sladc read the short fugitive drama
by Thackeray, THE Flower Pot, recently pub
lished Selections from Vanity Fair" read by Mrs.
Iaddcy and Mrs. Houston. brought the business 10
n close. The next meeting OF the class Will be held
In the home OF Mrs. f. V. Frapwe, in Mdland-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
ELIZABE"H II.

Conpanv T. OF the "a Ncw-Jersey Regiment. will
give a reception on February II TO Colonel Lee and
bis staff at the Veteran Zouavc Armory Captain
Collins has charge Of the arrangements. There Will
he an exhibition drill and dancing
There will be a brilliant wedding on Tuesday morn
ino noxi in St Pairick's Church. The contracting
n,rties arc Miss Anna a. Frariy and Arthur }.
Ryan.
Tho ceremony Will be performed by the Rev. Martin
rossner and will be followed by reception at the
home OF the brides parents
Tho wedding OF Miss Mary Faulkner and John
rr.rcon win take place on Wednesday morning. The
ceremony will he performed by the Rev. John Faulk-
n.r ~ Tlitsburg a brother OF the bride reception
vii FOLLOW at ,he home OF the brides aunt Mrs.
Bridget Farrell. No 100 Froni-st.
THE Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF the
y,rst Tiaptlst Church Will ce ehrafc It's first ami
vcrsary On TUESDAY night Percy Ryan president OF
Tho Junior Christian Endeavor Societies or New
York win deliver address.
An ENJOYABLE smoker was held by the Interna fiona
Assoc,at.oa Of Machinists at Odd Fellows Han on
Friday night
Tho next sociabe to be given by the A.cyone
Roat club will take place January 30 AZ the club
house
There will be service OF song at the First Presby-
terian Church this evening. A fire programme has
been prepared
joi;v Leap Year entertainment was given on
Thursday night at Shiloh Haptlst 'hurch by the
women OF the Beersheba Social cub
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
METUCIIEN.

The Chautauqua Club met al the home OF Miss
Mabel Acken Tuesday evening
The Musical Club met at the home OF Miss SEIZURE
man on Saturday evening Instrumental solos were
given by Professor Kinney OF NcwYork; Mrs. TAFT.
Mrs. c. A. Pricktt. Mrs. J. Letson. and SOLOS were
sung by Mrs H. r. Johnson Miss Colburn. Miss
Florence Ayres. Miss Ida Campbell. Miss Whitman.
Miss Mabel Acken. Messrs Harold TAFT, George Lit
terst and Professor Kinney.
Mrs John Whitman entertained her friends at
THE Towers on Wednesday evening. Progressive
ouchre was played until midnight. the vicOrs being
Mrs. A. c. Hunt. Miss Nettie Waite. Miss MacMur-
ray and Frank Hay. After delicious repasi. dane
ing was the feature til the small hours Of the morn
ing Those present Mr. and Mrs. J.. Il. John
son. M and Mrs. c. a. Prickiit Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
ington Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Walsh DIR. and
Mrs. f. Is. Dana. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Spear the
Misses Freeman. the Misses Waite, Mrs. ana Miss
Choetham Misses Allie Spear. Harriet Alden. Carrie
Du Mont, Mollie Colburn. Marie Robins Belle Orton
Harriet Nutty. the Misses Chadwick. Mr ana Mrs
Cherries Ayres, Messrs. Harold Tat. Frank Hay
Charles Odde, George Iittcrst. William Colburn
William Orton, Miss MacFarland. OF Rocky Hill
Miss MacMurray, Of New-York, and Mr.. Silzcr. of
New Brunswick.
Progressive euchrc was played at the club on Tues
day evening At the close of play the prizes we're
awarded to Mrs. Craig. Miss Harriet Aldenn. the
Hon Charles l.. Corb!n and W Tanning. After sup
per was served dancing was the feature.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
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PASSAIC.

Charles g. Waterhouse and Miss Lillian Hun werS
married Tuesday by the Rev. W. '" Pratt The
ceremony performed at the home OF the brides
pa-ents in Penning,on-ave Only relatives OF the
couple were present.
Tho Christian Endeavorcrs % Passaic ar1 vicinL
" held a reception IN the parors Of the First Re
formed Church on Tuesday night
On wednesday night lecture on the Possib1L
tics Of the Kite in Photography was delivered be
fore the Nineteenth Century Club by William
r,ddv Of Bergen Point. The lecture was ilustrated
with several interesting stereopticon views.
The entertainment committee Of the Passaic Club
49,, dao,.ed ~ celebrate Washngton's Birthday By
holding banquet In the clubhouse 80
on Monday afternoon the anniai receptll9nn OF "
Women's Monday Afternoon Club was neid al t1o
home Of Mrs George 3. Waterhouse.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NEV:jERS'H K{NX\
" -, ~
JERSEY CITY'S HANDS TIED.
NO POWER TO CONTRACT FOR A NEW
WATER SUPPLY.

THIS Is THE SITUATION ACCORDING TO \ REP
REsENTATIvE OF THE JERSEY CITY WATER
CoMPANY-TnREE YEARS TO APPEAL.
1.-THE people Of Jersey City may be compelled TO
slake their thirst with the :aminated Passaic
water for a long time. The city cannot make a
new contract for thrse or longer except with
the consent of the Jersey Ci:y Water Company, to
whom the contract for the permanent supply was
awarded. The contract was set aside by the
Supreme Court. but although beaten the company
has the city by throat. This startling informa-
ton impaired yesterday by of the represen-
tatives OF the defeated water company. The COM
pany. he said. has three years in which to file an
appeal to the Court of Errors, and the city cannot
make a conrac. FOR permanent supply until the
appeal has been decided When asked II the com
pany would adopt course of procrastination. he
replied evasivey: I've said all that can tell you
at present"
Corporation-Cou Blair admitted that the city
could not act without involving itself in serious
complications II the appeal should be sustained ana
the decision of the Supreme Court reversed Il do
not believe" he said. that such situation is likely
10 arise The Jersey City Water Company. II it de-
cides to appeal will doubtless do without any
unnecessary or unfair delay | do not anticipate
that the company Will wait three years before it de-
one of the counsel for the East Jersey Water
Company smiled at the suggestion III the clt!
should make a new contract, he said ana the
Court OF Errors should sustain the contract the Jer-
sey City Companys only redress would be to sue
the city, and the damages which they could claim
would he small indeed.
The city officials seem indsposed 10 appeal aAq ne
the water question up in the courts Tor long
time and put the city to additional expense, rney
cxpecte tho company 20 appeal. The remark o. the
representative ol the Jersey city company is con
strued as threat that II VIII not appea! unless the
CITY makes a contract with some rival company
The Street and Water Commissioners held COM
m.ttee meetings yesterday and had an informal
talk over the water question. but nothing defite
was DONE Ii is expected that some action on the
subject will be taken at the meeting OF tie Boaru
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
RUTHERFORD.

A reception TO the Rev. Henry NJ. Iadd. rector Of
Grace Church. held on Thursday night at the
home OF Joseph Cummings.
The Union Club has accepted a challenge for a
friendly match duplicate whist with the Passa. &c
Club. The local team will be composed Of J. X.
Watson, A. c. Thurber. Il. J. Luce. W. r. Fogel.
T. B Beaumont c. III. Lyon William Thomson and
c. Edwards and the first games will be played at
the house Of the Passac club on February l.
The Rev. George II. Badger will preach the last
OF his sermons on Ideals OF Character from Great
Writer'S at the Church OF our Father tonight. his
subject being Amy Dorrit."
Al the meeting OF the Research Club next Tues
day night Reid Howell will read a paper on The
Quest Of the Absolute"
At the amateur championship race In Madison
Square Garden next Saturday night the Sylvan
Harr.ers Of Rutherford. will be represented by
Samuel T. Freeth and William II. Gray.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NORTH HUDSON.

Tho brotherhood OF Andrew and Philip. or the
Grove Reformed church. New Durham has elected
;basc Officers: President. the Rev. W. Il A'N"rt'
first yIce-presldeni. -" Wiz Mccorkey; second
,ice-ur. s!dcni Robot Randall: financial secretary
! d. McCroskcy: treasurer George u. s"Vcat, re-
cordlnr secretary i ". Klein; corresponding secre-
tarv Frank Fruttchcy Librarian. George Ne's-
mann.
The Palisade Athletic club. OF Yves, New-York
has elected the following officers. q. J.. Aufoei-
hclde president: Max Zociler. vice-pfesden'; rank
Muller treasurer; w Grierson. recording secretary
August Ahles. corresponding secretary John ~
Roycr tr financial secretary John Thompson. cap
tain. Charles Winkler sergeant i-arms. Robert
Glaser o. l.. Aufdcrhoide. }. D. Rover. lr frns-
tees.
The alumni OF the rnon I'LL High school Effected
a permanent organization on Tuesday evening", ana
-, following officers were chosen. W. J. King.
ary: Henry Bell recording secretary; Garrett Van
Worst Treasurer; Miss Annie Wallace. MISS cara
Eriehl Miss \. Resenbergcr and M"ssrs H. tne-
rlch. a. Stefan. Philip Bril-. Executive COMMITTEE
The Y =. S G. Z. Of the First Baptist Church
Now-Durham, has elected these officers; II. g..
bennett. president: Mrs. &. Kline. vice-president
cording secretary; Bcrticc Eckerson corresponding
secretary.
The Holy Name Society OF st. Lawrence y
Church Weehavken. gave n pleasant reception al
ST. Lawrence Hall on Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NEWS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.

Railway Jan. 25.-While passing the railway sta
ton at this place last night the cylinder head OF
locomotive drawing freight train on the Pennsyl'
yania Railroad blew out The cylinder head struck
the station and damaged II considerably.
Bridgeton Jan 95-Loomis Ogden, OF Cedarvfie
was bitten to-day by mad dog. The animal ran
down the street swapping at everything in Its path
and before ogden could get out of the way he was
bitten Ogden went to the Pasteur Institute ID
New-York this afternoon for treatment
Red Bank Jan. 25-The steam chest OF eng'ns
No 300 of the New-York and Long Branch RAN
road burst at the station here this morning Ihs
train was from Point Pleasant. and was bound for
New-York Travel was stopped for over an hour
and several hundred passengers were delayed.
Newton Jan. 25.-The Oliphant silk mill IN DeeA.
crtown destroyed by fire last night Inc 'o''
is about $4,000. partly covered by insurance
Lambertve. Jan. 25.-Mrs. Elizabeth Reamer' an
old woman. who lives on farm several miles i'oI' M
this city. was gored by bull early this morrtss ,rss
and will probably not recover from ner inJu,h rhsn
She was entering the barn to milk some COWS torn
from her body and the horns OF the bun pe"e
trated her abdomen and limbs ,., .-res,ed
Henry Clare and Henry faee Sf try
S ing to roo the ree.ory % Of st. @ Johns sn we're seen
lettering about the place and acting suspSs'uwss vas
Finally, one was seen 10 disappear ahn nr Glaze.
brook saw him and slipping from the house In
Freehold, Jan The attention Of the aun19s,r, nav
ties called to-day to the robbery on ,nS inu in
night of John Horton old hermit ar av'nff ~ his
Howell Horton was asleep when whnh tne men. They
covered hm with revolvers and demamnnedd the he
money Horton instead OF complying i%is pJsI means
mask from of the men, and was py u,.I hiaden ia
hi. ns hut Hf svS; INTO
flames and saved the old mans ufN
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
BLOOMFIELD.

Olive branch Lodge No. 81. L. O. o. F.. cele-
bratel its fifty ninth anniversary on Monday night
with an entertainment and reception In Central
Hall
Tn, Ladies Auxiliary Of the Park Methodist
Churcn gave a tea In the church pariors on We'd
nesday night
Dr. Arce g. Condi;. of Orange. delivered an al-
dress On 'IIeredliy, Purity and Physical Educa-
ton al the W G. r. L. hal on Tuesday after
noon.
grand organ concert is being arranged TO take
place IN the CGurch of the Sacred Heart some
lime during Lent. J. ISnatlus kavanagh A wcll-
known composer and organist. and Thomas Nc
Dermott an eminent violinist. ard Miss Mary T.
Toohey, of Newark have been engaged for the oc-
caslOn
The engagement is announced OF Miss Anne IA
A. Mertz daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mertz
OF this place, and Arthur S. Picking OF East Or
ange.
The members OF the Uniformed Rank knights OF
Pythias will give their annual ball In Central
Han next Wednesday night. The committee in
charge consists OF Captain Philip Becker. Iiea-
tenar, Herman Leu:hausser = G: Rncher. ". X.
I.awton. c Harrington: l.. schiicf W; Claren. G.
NJ Vrecand. J NJ. Urangst. q Andrew. a. 4.
Allen, $ r. Gilbert. G. Peterson. J jenkins. j.
Mitchell. a. Day, c. william. J. Cr!sp, F. Shoen-
thai \. =. McbouEal 4. w. Brook; Lieu!enant
Lawton and Herman LeuhausseI.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
BANONNE.

The entertainment committee Of Bayonne Council
No Ss Catholic benevolent Legion. is perfect!nG az
rangcments for smoking concert. 10 be given carly
next month.
Mrs j. Watson Ellsworth entertained a party or
friends on Friday evening with a luncheon anI
musical at her home in Avenue {.
A detachment from Marcus J.. Ward Pest, No. H
Sons OF Veterans. Of Newark accompanies De-
partment Commander Emorc w. Sand'rson on a
visit TO Custer Post No 6. on Monday evening.
Under the auspices Of Mount Vernon Lodge NO
10 independent order Of ODD Fellows. pleasant re-
coption and ball given Monday evening In
Metropolitan Park Pavilion.
Invitations have been issued by the Young Mem
Association for smoker and Vau1eville enter
tainment 10 be given in Conncllys Hall on Monday
evening
The f,ayonne Rowing Associations minstrel troupe
will give their initial enterte inment on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings OF the coming week in the
clubhouse.
In Arcanum Hall Cn Monday evening las; the new
officers CT Bayorne Council. 80. Go. Royal Arcanum
were installed Following the business meeting. the
organization held long table social session.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
HACKENSACK.

The Hackensack Dramatic Association announcs.
that its second presentation for the season will 4.
ION Change" February II. when the cast win
include the names OF some OF the members mn
before seen In the associations performances
The first concert of the nth season OF the Schu
ber, Club will be given February 5. with Cas-,
Duff bass singer, and S.gnor Albcrtinl. violin A.
the soiosts
Society has devoted much time to cards dur.nz
the week Mrs George W. storm entertained ths
Ladies Card Club. when the favors were taken
by Mrs j. p Clarendon. Mrs. f. p. kennari. Nm
Charles Henderson.
Mrs william o. Chase. OF Chicago, Is spending
q few weeks with her sisters. Mrs. J. Il. Williams
and Mrs Augustus Mckinney.
Mr.. and Ms. i. L. Arsuiinbeu. OF HackensAck
Heights Will devote the next four months to m
extended trip abroad, including Greece and Egypt
where the greater portion OF the time will bc
spent.
DR. Jennings. who has been house physician OF
Hackensac!s Hospital for a year, WI leave IN 4
few days He will be succeeded by Dr. Ltterng-
ton of Ncw-York.
u ID Shotwell fas sent out cards for young
neopIes dance at his house in Oyerlook-ave. Hack.
on sack Heights on Friday evening.
John Shafer, Past Master OF Pioneer Lodge. p
md A n was resented with costly past mas
ters Jewel az the last communication OF the lodge