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,r INSISTS ON JAMES E. cRossLEY.

.css C. VICTORIA PEDDIE's CASE STILL PUz-
zLEs JUDGE DEPuE.
,s.. Peddies case came up before Judge Depue IN
.. orrban. Court yesterday on the order issued by
nudge Depue last Monday on application OF judge
r'.Ssr,ck F. Guild acting for Miss Peddie, to show
nhv the appointment of the Fidelity Title and
a'.os,, Company. as guardian for Miss Peddie
~ M, be revoked 1t is Miss Peddies wish that
,smes E. Crossley. cousin Of the late Ihomas +.
csasslev her first guardian. shall be appointed her
.scond guardian.
,uage Depue would not grant the order for re-
III ~ the company guardian. He told MISS
.s,. that under the statutes she had right TO be
'~S,,,ed as 10 who the guardian Of her properly
ennId be- but that as she was minor the county
snou , consent to her choice before II would avail
nus r McDermott, counsel for Miss Peduie
i, Ia, that his client would never consent 10 NE
tai s,,v company remaining as her guardian; ne
n "a he was ready offer any amount OF oonds LOT
sa,u es = Crossley as guardian. up 10 S2oooW ana
!. no would oppose the Fidelity company IN every
.aT He then applied to have Srcssiey apPS.hoe &c,
wa!.,, hut Judge Depue would not grant the ap-
IlssaIion. The matter will 60 over for week.
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RUTHERFORD.

The Officers Association OF Rutherford Council.
Roynl Arcanum gave dinner at tho 81 Denis
Hotel New-York on Thursday night. Seymour y.
Hisble, orator OF the council presided. and brief
speeches were made by Mayor Edward J. Turner.
ex-Mayor Luther Shafer 5. II. Rhodes John T.
Tyler and VI. J. Ronads.
The season OF local amateur theatrlcals promises
to he unusually interesting. The Rutherford Anna
teur Dramatic Club Is TO produce THE Widowette'
and My Musical Friend for the benefit OF Ger
shom Mott Post Grand Army OF the Republic; the
White Rose Amateur Dramatic Circle Will give
Under n Cloud after the holidays, ard the local
opera company. under the leadership OF S. II.
Rhodes. will produce Gilbert and Sulllvans
"sorcerer" early in the year L. +. Sykes. who
so successful In former amateur opera productions Is
expected here from England in few days. In time
10 take part In the final rehcarsals
A reception was given for the Rev. W. w. Case
and family at the Baptist church on Friday night.
The new pastor received "A warm welcome from his
gregation.
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HOBOKEN.

Liberty Bell Council No. 90. Daughters OF Lib
erty. gave pleasant sociable at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin iiixson. No. Sc Hudson-st.. on
Tuesday evening. Three counclls-Pride OF PAIL
SADIE No -. Columbia No. and Victor No. 81
were invited from Jersey city. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs William Slater. Mrs. Lottis Cart
wright. Mrs. Hanna King. Mrs J. Symes. Mrs.
Davenport Mr.. and Mrs Michael Peer. Miss Alice
Peer Mrs Lena Van Narick. Mrs. Mulvancy. MI.
Sarah Clayton. Miss Sailie Russ. Ms Mauie
Clayton Miss Elsie Cast. the Misses Kocnig. James
Lyons and Culver Dcmorcst
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday
evening at No. SCI Hudson-st.. the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arnm Hartmann Their niece. MIS-
Anna Susseknd. was married TO Henry Pope. Tho
ceremony performed by the Rev Alexander
Richter. pastor OF ST Matthew's Lutheran Church.
The bride white silk. trimmed with lace and
chiffon, and carried bridal roses. Miss Maudc
Spers was bridesmaid and John StolJes was best
man. Owing to the recent death of the brides
mother only the immediate relatives were present.
Mrs. Richard Stevens OF Castle Point. gave
pink luncheon Monday afternoon In, honor Of
her aunt, Mrs. Walter McMichae. OF Philadelphia.
The table decorated with pink carnations.
Among the guests Mrs. George Post, OF New
York: Mrs. Bradford. OF Boston; Mrs. Phlpp, OF
Boston: Mrs Martha b. Stevens and Mrs. Francis
Stevens.
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EIIZABET

Tho Elizabeth Sunday school Unicn Will mako a
house-to-house canvass OF tho entire city, begin
ming on Thursday. January r. and ending the fo
lowing Saturday Tho object Of the Is TO
secure n better attendance Mt the sunday ools
The city has been divided into districts. each Of
which will be in charge OF ono representative OF
the union Cards OF invitation. containing tho
names Of the churches In each district. VIII be dis
trlbuted by tho canvassers
An organ recital Will be given az the Third Pres
byterlan Church Tuesday evening. December -,
under tho auspices OF the Ladies' Missionary Soc!-
ETY. The organist will be William Case.
Tho operetta of "Genevleve; or. Lost and Found"
will be given tomorrow night by the singing class
of Professor Bard at tho Young Mems Catho.lc
Institute IN Railway.
The graduating class OF tho Cherry Street Gram
mar School will hold their exercises next Wedges
day afternoon and receive certificates emitting
them to admission to the High School
Invitations out for the wedding OF Pauldny
Farnham Of this city to Miss Sarah Wells James,
daur liter OF Edward c. James, OF Ogdensburs.
n. Y. The ceremony will take place at the home of
the bride. .
The hfty-nintb annual ball OF Lafayette Hook
and Ladder Company will be held at Luttgen's
Hall New Years Eve.
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Mr. md Mrs Charles H. Fowler OF Pennington
ave have been elected members OK tho kenil-
worth Society.
Tho FIRST euchre party OF tho season was give"
NJ tho Passaic club on Monday evening last Miss
Go-,rudo Rorst o, New-York. and Mrs. Charles
Blizzard won tho prizes for women. and William
Ham and V Fiske wilcox won those for tho men.
\ pleasing entertainment was given on Thursday
evening last IN aid Of tho Christmas festival fund
OF the Passaic Bridge Union Chapel
A complimentary concert was given on Thursday
.v.ning las. in the parlors OF the Second Presby-
..rl,n Church. Or Anna l.. Langworthv. OF New
York delivered interesting lecture on Health
and IIcr,dity." -,
Tho hrst of serca 81 entertainments for the
horoa, OF tho Passaic Free Public Library was
rly,u on Friday evening ~ the Pa-sntc 'lnb Inc
i..olng artists were John kendrlck Bangs aud
Edward " Townsend. The other cnertalnmcnts
v,ill be held on January o. February % and March
I, next 80, ,
The Passaic Operatic Association Will present
rho oncra "Pafierce" on January .. and Q. for
th,. benefit OF ST. Nicholass Church.
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SUMMIT.

Tho Summit Field Club has been incorporated
Nth the following incorporators Carroll p. Bas-
sett. William H. De Forest Y. fierpont hicx 1- W.
Crshman. Charles e. Buckley. Colonel Henry L.
J,arson William c. L. Rutsamer. Charles T. jerks.
Frank A. Dillingham;. William B. Goedspeed. M. W.
a. Hawk Theodore Berdeil. J. Hamilton savage
ana r. D. Richard ,,
Tbe Fortnighkly Club met In the Library Build
TO-. an wednesday afternoon. Papers on Com
n,unistio and Tribal Life Among the RUSSIANS.
..1h. Peasantry and serfs OF Russia. THE Saliva
,,on and voluntsss Armies we're read BY members
of the club III,
r.. rlavsd in the gymnasium OF the Young Mems
70 r As,ociation between the Summit and
sr"rr,stown teams on Tuesday evening.
Tho summit wheelmen gave a smoker In their
rooms in Highland-ave on "Wednesday ;. evening evening,
Henry f. simmons and family. OF ew-Englsnd-
have gone to California for the winter.
The Ladies' Musical Club will meet on January
% ,ntsrpret the works Of Handel and Gldck- The
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MONTCLAIR.

Cards ont for the marriage OF Miss Anna Ben
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Meyers. 70
Jean Claude Victor Revival. In the Congregational
Church on Tuesday evening. December ~. at 9
O'Clock
Miss Antoinette Droste ha. sent on, Invitations
for a dance al her home in Mountsin-av on Tues
day evening. December 20
special holiday dance Will be given In the MonN-
clair Club Hall on Monday. December Is.
The High School Alumni Association win hold ~
scmi-arnua meeting I'm tho High School on eatur-
day evening next. a special programme including
speeches and music has been prepared.
Engagements recently announced those OF
Miss Sadie Whiting OF Montclair. and Claude
Haley. OF Bloomfield: Miss Sophia G. Drentler, Of
Mon,clair. and Dr. lie Roy Bowers. OF Brooklyn.
Tho Board os Governors Of tho Montcair Athletic
Club has appointed r. ~ Harrison. C, D. Backus
c. S. Chambcrlin. Charles X. Clarke. William L.
Marcus. Emo,, Seward and Harry Trippett a COM
nlttee to devise means for raising money enough
to build a third ofa-mlis bicycle track In the ath.
letic grounds.
Miss Louisa +. Hlnck OF Grove-st. was awarded
the gold medal az the commencement OF tho New
evening Edward 7. Hinck received honorable msn-
ton.
A birthday party was civ by tho Kings Daugh.
ters Of tho Upner Montcalr Congregational Church
on Thursday evening. A series OF tahleags was
given under the direction Of Mrs c. X. Anderson.
At the annual meeting OF Washington Hose Com
pany No 3. these officers elected: President
John Poecner; ,ice-president. y. r. CavanaughS
secretary James Burning: treasurer. Joseph Kav-
anaugh; foreman Henry Miller; assistant foreman.
John Notz; trustees. Bhtner. Frank sossert ard
Henry Merritt: Auditing Committee. Joseph Jsn-
nings. John kCtz and John roecker.
General sherman I.odso. No 81 Ancient Order Of
United Workmcn. Of Montclsr. has eected these
officers. Master workman 4. W. Tuuisen; receiver.
c. W English hnanci.r Harry Trippeti; recorder.
f. l.. George: guide. J. Halsleaa. foreman Isaac
y. Dcdd. inside Waterman. n. Dyer outside watch
man, T. Elliott
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ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

Tho Delta Social Club gave its second annual en-
tertainment and reception on Friday evening at
EVans's Hall. in tombstone Kearny The
club provided excellent programme Of music and
rotations after which there was dancing
The Parsonage Rent Committee OF the Davis
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. OF Harri-
son-ave.. Harrison gave successful silver sociable
on Friday evening in tho homo OF William Robert
son. in Davis-ave. Kearny
The congregation OF tho Arlington Presbyterian
Church at its annual meeting on Tuesday evening
voted to increase the salary Of the Rev. John
Hutchinson. This is the third increase given to the
pastor since his acceptance OF the charge in 1894.
The officers elected at the meeting were Jonathan
Woods, treasurer; c. A. Pierce. George Smith and
c. A Alderman. trustees for three years
America Council No. 1904. Royal Arcanum. OF
Arlington. held its annual meeting on Friday even
ing and closed the year with tho addition OF sew
enty-seven members. making a record never before
touched by any other council In the State. Grand
Regent G. Day Otis. who was present. compli-
mcnted the retiring regent. James r. Dennis.
the years work. This council now has 30 mem
bcrs. II was organized five years ago. and Ia last
membership was l29. On tho night OF his installa-
ton he promised TO increase this by nifty. and was
applaudcd for his enthusiasm. On Friday last Ia
announced that during his term seventy new
members had been initiated. The new officers
elected will be installed Friday next by the
grand officers OF the state.
The Arlington prcsb, terian Sunday school Will
have its Christmas tree festival on Tuesday EVEN
ing December 2s In the chape! building. Supcrin-
tendcnt John T. Sprouli has arranged for one OF
the most elaborate Christmas entertainments ever
given in Arlington.
Mrs. addison Lord pay, ono Of tho popular mem;
bers OF the Woman's Literary CUB Arlington. VIII
noon in the Arlington Methodist Church Mira Day
has been i'll for several months.
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chosen. consisting OF Mr.. Mcmahon. z. A. To!hurst

chosen. consisting Of Mr.. Mcmahon z. A. To.hurss
and T.. T.. Heydon
Mr. and Mrs William D. Smith gave reception
on Thursday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs Harry
Wadsworth, who married last week. Among
those present Mrs. James Carruthers, OF
Rochester: Mrs NJ A. Bowling. OF New-lork: Miss
Rose Egbert. Of Nyack: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bloch
Mr.. ard Mrs. T. \. Auer. Mr. and Mrs +. H.
Marthews. Miss Lou Coeyman. Mr.. and Mrs w. l..
Hrdes Miss Edith Hin. Miss Gertrude Waliing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Coeyman. Mr. and Mrs c. NJ smith Miss
Denman. Miss Edith Morgan. Miss Eleanor RAM
sen and about two hundred others.
A number OF friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ketcham
surprised them Tuesday evening. II was the
third anniversary Of their marriage Among the
welcome but unlimited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
l. T. R.ker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Russell Mr. and Mrs. !. IL Wool
ley and the Misses May RlHer. Hattie Russell,
Laura fTllliard. Clara Clark Emma Harrison and
Grace Rird.
Tho Epworth League on Thursday evening eject.
ed Mrs. Sarah Va ling. president; Wilbur Wovant,
Mrs W. r. Hill. Randall Schacfer and Sarah Sand.
ford vice-presidents; Mrs. J. Harry Cceyman. Soc
rotary; Mrs. Andrew Ackerson, treasurer.
4 social Success OF the week was the ''badie6
Day" Of the Heevi.le Wheeinen Wednesday.
The clubhouse decorated with flowers and ,rop-
zeal plants \ series OF whist games Was played
followed by dancing.
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MORKlSTONN.

Mrs Julia X. COLES. the authoress. has arranged
10 give. on Tuesday afternoons during Lent.
series Of six parlor readings on Authors and
Talks on Current Topics"
Invitations arc out for tho marriage or MISS
Suzy Howell daughter OF George w. Howell OF
Tarly-st Ierrick Piatt Young. The ceremony
will be performed on Wednesday, December 23
AT $50 o'clock In tho Baptist Church.
Mrs George Seymour Hastings and Miss Hastings
gave n charming reception for large number OF
guests al their home this week
Mrs William II. Shelton. OF Miller Road. enter
tained tho Literary Luncheon Club this week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy and MIR. and
Mrs Robert A. Grannlss of Morris Plains have
closed their summer house, in Morris Plains and
have gone TO New-York.
The engagement Is announced Of Paul Erdman.
Of the Protcstan, College at Beyrout. Syria, to
Miss Annie Jessup, daughter of tho Rev. Or Henry
J..sup of Beyrout. Mr. Erdman Is son of the
Kcv DR. Albert Erdman. OF this city.
Mira Murray s. Day OF Wetmorc-avc.. enter
taincd the Afternoon neadlng Club this week.
Mrs. George II. Mcclellan. widow OF the cee-
brated General. is spending short time In this
city as the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Clarke. OF
Miller Road.
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CRAWFORD.

Tho entertainment given on Thursday evening at
the casino by some OF the young people OF the town
was success. The tableaus were gracefully
grouped. and tho play and the music were excel
lent Those who took part were the Misses Milly
Rogers Alice Oldham. Laura Saphar. Marjorie
Osham E.inor Bailey. Abbie Bourne. Helen Will
Der. Helen Bourne. Ethel Taylor. Annaoei POWELL
ood,. ualsxar Alice Voorhis and Halcn Abry.
The Cinch Club met at the homo OF Nr. Qpd MRS
Joseph Purcell, In Riverside-ave. on wednesday
evening 49, , ,,, /. ,.~ ~
New Years Eve .,,., 49,, -
tov.d n dance at the club "Wednesday evening.
4 number Of young men are holding young men 8
religious services the Sunday-school room OF the
Methodist Church every Sunday afternoon The
meetings arc undenominatfonal
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BLOOMFIELD.

The 9Th anniversary o' tho Christian EndeaVor
Society OF tho Glen Ridge CONGREGATIONAL Ch"rch
was celebrated on Monday night Tho Rev Luther
y Dva,t president OF the Essex County Union he-
llver.d an address on Prayer and BlDe Reading.
Norton Williams. OF Glen Ridge. ana MISS Luna
,lh.r,o r.ey. wors married ut Ithaca y. Y. on
wednesday evening.
The Madrigal Society will give its FIRST concert
o, the season In the First Presby erian Church To-
morrow night The society Will be assisira ny
Ma FRANCES Miller soprano. Anna j. kinsey,
co,',-ai;o: RAYMOND " Smith tenor, and Linus
Williams bass. +. u. Kattenborn. OF New orh'
Tho Cosmos Club reception In Central Han on
Friday night was attended by n large ana iaSh-
iorahl" nsscmh!age. - IT., T..
TN. nr-i OF tn. Assembly dances was held IN
Central Hall last night, and was great success
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DONELLTN.

The nremen are in possession OF their new quar-
tiers and q house warming Is being arranged TO
which neghboring fremen will be invited
The Ladies' Guild Of Holy Innocents Church
held stocking sociable on Tuesday evening az
rrienSship Hall A pleasing programme was car
Rod out with the assistance OF Miss Irene Day
Miss Emma Nelson. Miss Jessie HAYNES. MISS Ella
- oiiss,, Each received stocking OF candy, ana
ice cream and cake were served. chrcb
lii boid TUESDAY night cottage prayer-meetings
y, =" The homes Of its members during the winter.
, CoufI nfscnrs on Monday. as follows: Chief
ranger Lewis snyder ycsranssr 1oan D. bosnn
arppenier Treasurer John Peters senior warden
VILLAIN renresentatives t. r. Ellsworth l. J. Sites
IA Lewis Snyder.
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NICHIGAN'S RICH COPPER MINES.
nom The Chicago Record.

@s0n Inc Chicago HtcOru
An idea Of the richness of some OF the copper
nlnes Of Michigan may be gained from tne Iacs
g fully 100000. The dividend OF 80 share
e. declared by the Calumet d Heel. CoE rpts
nining Company for the current year IS especially
se:werthy because IT is the greatest dividend ever
S by this remarkable property There are iV orS
s.rfsreholders t2.5oo0yo. When II Is considered
t the original value Of all these shares was just
81 powers Of the property will be- appreciated
i Inc selling value Of the stock is about thirteen
%ost prosperous ever known for copper mining,
s ssM,ng to the great foreign demand for American
pressed condition Of business. but this falling
ssrn na IS, been more than made up by the de-
s" 1cSmber J. the European purchases Of copper
1 9Sn to 2z6Go00 pounds. nearly double that
- me same period last year. This 90 per
1ns OF the entire output OF this country and was
Sn:sn Principally from the Lake Superior copper
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ROSELL.E.

N p Bonnell has been elected foreman OF Gen.
trail Hose Company and J. r. Nichols treasurer
A committee OF women from the several churches
was appointed to assist In raising funds to b
given TO the Elizabeth General Hospital Mayor
Howe and the Rev. Mr Cobb are perfectins the
work
The Rev. A. c. McCrea, pastor Of tho Methodist
Church. was united IN marriage p Miss Josephine
MesdIer. of Carlisle Penn. on Tuesday at the homo
of the bride. The ceremony was performed by THO
Nc,hodist Church Of PlaiRfield. who was school
mate of tho bridegroom. -
,rhe new oH2cerG-elect Of the Royal Arcanum are:
pngont Charles McQuaid: vice-rcsent William
Sbsw: Orator William l.. Hale; secretary, George
Rawlins; collector. Joseph James, treasurer george
Fresch. - - 100000 >.
frank d Hall Of Washington. D. c.. the ceremony
10 take place January at tho home OF tho brides
ma rents on Chcstnut-st.
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RIDGEWOOD.

The annual meeting o. the Rdsewood Club teek
place on Tuesday. Reports showed the club to 10
IN q gssd condition The election OF officers was q
practical Endorsement OF the management Of the
officials OF tho last year The following the off,
cers: President. Robert T. Hassns; vice. president
Horny II Dunbar. secretary. Clarence H. Dicksons
treasurer. Lucus Smith.
At tho compass whist match Tuesday even
ing the prizes wen by Or and Mra willia0r
son and Mr.. and Mrs /. j. Bruck.
The Amateur Minstrels are rohearsing for an.
other entertainment to take place In the latter part
OF January
The fair at the First Reformed Church on
Wednesday and Thursday was a financial success
The booths were tastefuy decorated and the at
tendance WAS large
Rishop Thomas A. starkey administered the rite
Of confirmation In Christ Church on Sunday even
Ing. The music well rendered.
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Committee Of Arrangements consists Of Mrs.
Charles E. Kimball, Miss Marie Truslow, Miss
Emily Means. Miss Helen Wright and Mrs. John A.
A New Years ball will be given in Music Hall.
Hotel Beechwood. on December 81. under the pa
Uonage OF Mrs. Thomas Il. Adams, Mrs. Adolph
de Bary. Mrs William b. Denng. Mrs. Francis
7; fIagg. Mrs. George J. Geer. Mrs. Ashton Hardly.
MIS-. 1harieS j. jerks, Mrs. Charles T.. kimball.
Ms William T. Iarned, Mrs; Aubrey r.. Martin.
Mrs. Parker W. Page Mrs. Norman Schultz. Mrs.
j. Steward Slosson, Mrs Worthington WhttredSe
and Mrs. John II. Wisner
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JAMES KEARNEY.

James Kearney. who died at his nome, NO, 20
,..",,Dgton.aye.. Woods.de. yesterday afternoon
W. ,ha head of the firm of Kearney & Foote. hle
'.srufacturers whose works in Paterson are SAID
- hs among the largest in the country Inc hrm
smploys nearly 900 hands. and has saiesroom at
Va 10 Reade-st New-York. His death was caused 20
20 ~comnlication of diseases. and he had been III
t oy some time Mr.. Kearney was born in New
York years ago. but had X 6Te IN dsSsS
slue and one SON survive him. The funeral VIII
s ,eIS he'd on Monday afternoon at 230 o'clock The
vrs,srment will be at Paramount Cemetery.
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ALL POISONED BY SUMAC.

Burlington. Dec le-Budd S. Richardson. his wife
and daughter suffering from poison. which was
contracted from sunac trees. Mr. Richardson Is
gardener In the employ Of J. Frank Bull wealthy
shoe manufacturer and he went to the forest 10 gel
the trees 10 plant in the lawn OF his employer lie
GOT the trees from swamp and contracted the
poison. lie af;erward used a trowel in the mouse
and his wife and daughter were infected w!th the
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WILL CONTINUE TO CUT WIRES.

Camden. Dec. lo-The fight between the Penn
.vlvapia Railroad Company and the Camden and
suburban Electric Railroad Company was contin-
u.d to-day The railroad company to-day sent out
boxcar and gang Of men and cut the wires or the
electric company over their tracks In Stockton Tor
ne ff,h time The men say they have been IN
s,ructcd TO cut tho wires every time theJ are
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NOTES FROM SOUTH AMBOY.

The members Of the Girls Club will hold candy
sale at the Parish Club room on Wednesday even
Ing December %.
Mrs Fisher gave a luncheon for number OF
friends at her home Wednesday last ,
Preparations are being made for the yacht CIuo
fair which IS to be held early in February.
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GANG OF RUFFIANs SUSPECTED.

The store Of The Erie Portrait Crayon Company.
AZ No 81 Market-st. Newark. was entered by thieves
this morning The place was discovered In great dis
order when II was opened for business. The
thieves secured 125 penknves. dozen fancy
silver button-hooks and $50 in silver. A gang OF
ruff ans known the "Bowery Gang Is suspected
,ho
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OBITUARY.
John RUSRY.

,,sr Rusby died at Nutley on Wednesday of this
-ssK He was born at Bloomfield. September TO-
Tgs and leaving school when only tnirteen years
o u hacaro. a successful merchant. and spent his
n a,sr Years as farmer He was the eiaes' OF
eleyeh .rS lea YES seven sons and two daughters
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A DVORCE GRANTED.

Mrs Catharine NJ. Flynn yesterday received
divorce at Newark from her husband. Maurice
Flynn by Vice Chancellor Stevens. in the Chancery
Chambers Flynn Is a contractor at No. IL Monroe
ST. and his wife brought suit on the ground o.
cruelty.