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New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
MAY BE ANOTHER CROSSING WAR.
PREPARATIONS FOR \ RENEWAL. OF TIE FI1HT
BETWEEN THE PENNSYLVANIA AID THE CON

PEP ARATIONS FOR \ RENEWAL OF TIE FIihr
BETWEEN TIE PENNSYLVANIA ATD TIE CON
MEETING RAILWAY ~ JERSEY CITY.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company is making
warlike Preparations at the line of the proposed
tunnel OF me National Docks and junction con-
n..tng Railroad Company under the PennsyI-
varl,'s roadbed near the Point OF Rocks. jersey
CIV train Of four gondola cars loaded with
r3eta and stones was run yesterday on the outer
tracks. AMI Immediately over the gap made IN the
bel o. solI filing which supports the fehnsyl-
van,a Conpany's elevated tracks for the entrance
of the connecting cOmpanys tunnel II was al
,nls nal,. rla. the PENNSYLVANIA Company conduct
~ KS brief hos;lllt!es last September A; that
tim. it hurried earth. refuse and rocks into the
ran d.-lodging tn. rival complnys workmen and
,,unplef.iv fllng the gap Hostil.t!es were sus
uanl.d hv mutual agreement 10 carry on their
prl,ract-l struggle N The Court OF Chancery.
While the Injunction proceedings We're pending, the
connecting company wa- permitted TO compete its
arch The injunction proceedings were contested
by the Penns,lvana Company on the ground ma
the plan q, th. engineer for the opposing corpora
Tim should he changed. as the top OF the tunne.
votl! Dee So clos, to the Pennsylvania tracks that
the rail. would be disturbed and traffic would be
!nierf,rei wiki. The Pennsylvania desired tht
plans amended 50 that th' tunnel would b. cor
s,ructe! three :set lower. The contest ended IN
favor - the connecting company. and permanen;
Injunction granted. The pennsylvania uh-
douhiedy vii appeal and Il has three years N
witch - He the petition. bu; the connecting 'oiA-
pany. cou'pnling that aH appeal vii not act as a
stay has resumed active WORK In building the tun.
n-l. ard hts men work ns nisht ana u"S. ha,.o a
The prnusy lNan!a companys lawyers nave d
lner,nf opinion concerning AL appeal dcHhs as
stay and are making preparations 10 stop th'
work bv dropping rocks into the mouth OF me pro-
posed rlnnr. \ squad Of police were on Hu'y yeS
,.rl,v 10 be- moved 10 the scene II hostt"s begin
IN. police VIII not ln'erf - beyond preventing
any collision between the TWO forces
Tn, connecting company mas TOT seven years
been fighting 20 build short Inc TWO DOCKS III
ieu.'h 10 mite the Junction Railroad and the Nd-
,inn,i Dacls Railway and make a continuous lhc
from In, West Shore iepot At Wreha"Ken - the
central Railroad OF Ne~-Jersey AZ tOmnunipaw.
ana connect with every railroad running INTO Jer-
.rv CIV and Hoboken. The proposed llne y JOINT.
,v Owned by tn NanderD'lts ana the STANDARD Oh
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
rpo, rry-CAPS IN COLLISION.
. WOMAN AND DOY SEVERELY INJ' hh" ~
orurv LAWSUIT PROMISED

. WOMAN AND A DOY SEVERELY 'N''HN" ~
oTuEn LAWSUIT PROMISED
,,s Mary As,rip Of No. q Frs;-st New YORK.
"a ,or grandson were severely injured "hie on
,e,r wav 20 the Pennsylvania depot IN ''e"aTH iast
riyb, They were passengers on So"'h o'ahss
cav and were seated near the rear doo'' Al "''He'
and ward y,s the car stopped TO allow passenger
-, 90, or car no 3s2 os the HoseNi"e DIVISION
which vas following closely. crashed INTO INC rear
end Of ,he South Orange car
THE noise OF the collision was h"ain seFe'"
,iocks avav Both cars were cio"a'd WIN pas
cancers and most OF the people were ufo"" 10
the floor Pieces OF flying glass STRUCK Mrsc H'rup
. amd her grandson on the head ana race ne cu.s c
~ o. ,he woman's face bleJ prOiusely ana enc wa" M"s
sss,sted 70 a PHYSICIANS once iieT Efanu,on W, -
e. c,, about the head. Mrs. Astrup suA'hinfp u
tasn en-, on the nose cash on we lof.Xeo' i.,n
1non circular wound on the cncek AIt'T thr'r
,.ounds rad been dressed both boardch a 'a' 'o'
home. -, ,ho poea,i,ts car received
- Sight bruises. TIE end OF the Soihn
a.a,,ae car was demolished and the front pat
,o,n, of the Roscvc car was hauiN naHnhtcu.
,rs As,rup sad she Intended to 'rihe su'' "H"'S'
,be consolidated Traction Company
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
FIRE DEPARTN ENT REFORM.
JERSEY CITY SERVICE To HE IMPROVED.
THERE ARE WORE HAIKY MEN THAN hN''Nf
Horsrs ~ rHr DEPARTMENT" SAYS
COMMISSIONER MILLS SOM.
q

The I.r..V ,uv Fir, Comnlis~. .oners under IN"
,er.-fo administration have greatly 'npro''i inc
D.rnrtmcn' winch wae .n deplorao.e coz li''A
under Che oil ring rrle tn" commissioners A."
now striving % establish discipline" "4.rh = sAiF
lacking ow.ng 20 'he fac' tha' ~ years ne mei'
pail ua respect 10 their superioTs. ami We're faN"i
from rini-hm,nt through poi.t cal nnutHc' C'arg''
profr-cd against offend - wtre destroyed as soon
- nl.i anl fhc emf rus.ne'rs ana com'nin iahs
OF eonp,n MES were rouriiy abused f'r making com
plants FINDER The present administration ih'fe mas
been a change. Lu, the discipline i@ far fr.m "hni
IT should be Tie flfsmon - 'he companies are
nen-a--cau Who have been 'o'a'ly ignored ty the
perman.ut mon. Recently Comm -" .1'r f,ennah'
In eNp,arlns some il'r's" sti'oril ,.n-a'+i- ap,';
too mary ba.kf horses % 'h~ b-i'fln,' .'''''' @
p, t,I,r, ~bo n.r. caiow,! r!,h more inte..'-
,-nre ;ran the uil'r- 80. r-sA 'he So !r lh's gig
r,u,tg.d a fbr.uir. G.rirl neo t1wintr l"i
Thomas A.',n permanent nr'u'n. - Ens ne ON
r-:is.! 'l pas faf g0.".' i,"4 'N f'- 'i.i'nh
ami IN sir'nc ianeutr- 'pI 'h' foreman - m'ni
The ;,seinan conaialel 90 peter -aafses, asans,
ealrr Hsm,,,.s'nfr. a.. 80 Weine- s n'rh, whie M
hearing vas m ir.rfe-- 'on ni.-iorer brennan
Sly THANKED 'h~ foreman f'i ns
Golns he dl'' "a oTHs'n. .r 'h,iS"' .o, T., ,r
men ani fh- uncertainty Df h'- mni ~ .o his
auiho, ~ e''f 'nr .'"'.,,'., , ,,.t,. ....~'
.asa. ,' i.a'ne 'n. aa.,. ., -, ,,'..'., .
Won aye f-r '.'''NhNl l-'l .. ''' ,''a-''.
sail 'an 20 'ae 'o.nmsn-nri. So 100" 20 ..@.n.'''
~ i.r ana ,nfo-.e 'fr fl.rs of fn+ D' t;nrH'
want th. Ia - hr floio4Ehy Understood hi every
member - thl. Department.
r am glad 30 know rHa ~ what nf poF'on u
rep p..i ne ,or'm1'. - rfn Ho" maxi m" men 10
'.yor ar. ,h. ba-s" sAI the Commissorcr AM
the mon must recognize nat fhft
rll t'.ul.oisei nei- aaiui,.l Allen guile. ana ~
rerrrnanaing him Commse!orer NILS sa.l iheI"
49,. I'm nIr- halks .u ihis n' parim"ni ihhl heir
are b,.ty horse. ana 80 .nf'ne - get rli ~ ih~m
Let fi'r b- fair warning to }ui-
N
'ly,iv sir among the nT"ucu. II - rcsafi~' A.
reform flaf N.l result n 'af better coniiti'h %,
.~,t-- ana s.np The -NDl-Il"t-t methods ih't
have prevailed 80 ms .u ih- J-f-'f CTS IRE de-
part mon
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
cp,xn LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS.

Trenton Jan 80 C5pcciaD The 6rand ',o'se ,'O o.
Free and Accepted Masons lnishei ns business
today with lively contest for Grand "'as'.r A"u
Junior Grand Warden. Tho reelection OF '"u'''s
fletcher OF Newark. who was Grand Master was
opposcd by Deputy Grand Master George ro'
myer OF East Orange Mr. Fortmyer ""S e'''''
by "A vote Of 273 TO A2. - ,.,,ed Iunor
w Holt Apgar or this city. was s,re'e1 80 1VnoJ
GIand Warden over Anthony S'n' oc'ut .rL " 'rbcse
hrdoe md John ". wilkins. OF NeWarh Nv ~,
we're the only contests The other officers c@l,c,sa @
we're Deputy Grand Master josiah EVAN MouIlt
Uollv. Senior Warden Joseph h. Moore Jersey
city: Grand Treasurer charles ,echtel rrento
nen,tv Grand Secretary. william ID Rulah'
Newark
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THE. ORANGES.

The orange Exempt Firemen's Association MSS
elected these officers: President. Thomas har'op'
ce-nresldent Thomas H. Doyie secre'al'. .
charles Harrop: treasurer. Joseph r '.c"u"e ~
,.,',,r Alfred personette and William j.
Dougher.y ou, h,. elected
n ,,rs-s' president r. y. Lord; vice-presi-
these on'ye's ;o,r,. sacretary W l.. Booth treas
nTsr urlr n l.. Wari: Execntiye C9mmiWttsss, IT,, N f.
Thompson. Francis a Noi,, IT, = ."
Wt-well and l.. l.. Grosselin-. ,.s
The song Folio" collection o. 'ansans rsls wss wss
vocal accompaniment by yei-Hno~n @ye,rng for the
Eanaa, ~ The Orange Memorial Hosp'''i " "'
wn"ng rades' Auxiliary OF the hosp'aA
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
MORE norrnNNEss n CAMDEN.
PAVING cuNrRA,~rs uI.EGNLN AWARDED IH.
srtrl.T LiGHTING SCANDAL

.,,,f<i c,NTpA,~-s uIEGNLN AWARDED THE
STREET IiGuTiNG SCANDAL
Camden Ian - tsrcc,sD f. g g Heakiey ms
,,,.rroon Nl.d additional specifications "i 'ntfI'S
,,r the consideration o> the Back B'lior lnvessa-
,,,, Commission which Will go on to-morro"
Tl. spec!ncaiions include the following para
,,,nh.. ..Tha, upward Of the sum OF t''oVl be-
,,,,r, .o tho city - camden has during m" iast
.,vht y.er. been uulawfuy expended In tn street
,.n,r,m.nt or the city OF camden. under contracts
illegally granted 20 bidders otneF ihan IN" '"r'''
.o,tr,rv - Section lD OF the 'ify Ordinances ~
r,.,s., pec.mh-r - 1886 And especially is TINS
i,lu.l ,o l.. ,ru. In reference 10 certain 'ldrw"N
having and repairing ani street paving an" ieP""-
Ing and curbng contracts. ana In reference 10 GER
,,ln culy.rt contracts shown by the mihu'"
-, ,b. e,r.et COMMITTEES = cl'y council ana "l th'
,osrt of pubr works ~ an instaL'r "i san
ill.sal expenditures the attention oi We t
.,rar, ia called to the minutes Of the street ON
mite. June TO- 1855. In which certain S"'" 80,
met was granted to the highest hs'|iu "' ,',V
,ou,. 80, bidder and alrc a. the same liec''Hs
tain repairing contract wa t'uS ,h. civ :,
~, f.. charged that certain moneys o. lnr ny w.
Camden were unlnwfuly expended Tor Iisn''"k p",
uos,. by the Eoard of Pubic NorhS o' .nt, W hFri
i',uden During the last hve years. ~tll "o"i'
va. composed OF i've mernperS thfre w ", ''b,in.
storkholjers and directoIr In the 'amd,n ,isn,'.s
an,t Uc,tina COMPANY and being sicN sto'hh"'''i"
and directors IN sad private corporation a. ~"
rrs ~ s,ld Board OF Public Works. N'i' lht'I'
in the Lighting supplied 10y sllt n"ss,id EoarI az
no .xnense OF which was pad by s.'n i,o"nu 49, "a
pmhlic Works In violation or Jaw. ~ an, a i,.
t.r. M Cltv Council have also duIinH ''r 'as -,
,,.nrs hecn Interested as stocki"id"rS ~ a." ~ T.,
t.,,e corporltion in certain Eyh'nH 'o''" ,in,
va ,h sail ,,liy during that period nus violating
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
police PROTECTING THE POLES.

The telephone pole war begun In Ocean-avc'
Granville. few days ago has until yesterday been
merely a series OF protests by angry ci'izehs anu
,u,,,esa appeals to the city officials. The telephone
.,,, had made a concession to the city by
avroe,ng 10 allow the Police Department wires TO he
a,re,ched on the poles for the privilege OF erecting
the poles One OF the indignant citizens Is william
smith. who is agent for row of fats owned BY Mrs
;'inin,,ord smith and Mrs Lockwood both threat
%oS 70 remove the unsighly pole put up In front
erVt 49, Nats number of aborers with axes ana
OF mei nnrej down the pole yesterday. The police
wen1 in quest OF Smith and Mrs lockwood ,, 6u'
- had eluded arrest al a late hoilr last hignt
nce offic,as declare that another pole VIII he
aarectcd and have warned all citizens not TO molest
r. or any of the other poles II they desire 10 aVo''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
TO ELEVATE RAILWAY TRACKS
A SPECIAL ENGiNErp APPOINTED HY THE cit
OF NEWARK.
CARRIED TO WASHINGTON

A sTFClAI. ENGiNErP ArPOINTEN hY TIE 'ITY
OF NEW AIil
Iasi year at a conference between Newark C'iy
officials and representatives, Of the Pennsylvania
and Jersey Central railroads the latter agreed 20
change the grade o. their ks within tho ciiy
limits so a. TO abolish grade crossings. n pric-
.icable pan could be found The Pennsylvania Raj
road has plan. all prepared for eevai.ng - tracks
BIZ, has been ur ablc to begin the Work becals' %"
tracks near Hamlton-st. are spanned hy hfidg" a.
the Jersey Central Railroad across New-l".se, Kan.
road-a.e Tie Newark Board Of Works N'a'"f.i,
passea . resolu'l lon appontirs FREDERICK J. Dolii.
~ fa.f Orancs consulting engineer 20 rv-Oleia'- .
on ths part OF the city Of Newark with "ns n'eis ~
t,.,,rg he prsdeg % ne tWo roads lie - 20 have
connrrnsa ION .. 81 ~ q the piaa IL adopted ana
5! Il ia he II 10 have in- al "I me f'"sl
nror's D.ylrnert OF he city, wn.oh - - assume a
Z ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

In the courts yesterday Frederick Simon pleade0
guilty to a charge of embezzng $50 from his en-
ployers Manges Schmidt but denied that he had
attempted to poison his wife. was alleged IN
another Indictment He remanded 10 be trieo
on the latter charge February IL next simon
suddenly disappeared with Kate Sperock several
weeks ago. abandoning his wife. Two OF his chLdren
had died only short time before In the same week.
ana an Investigation being made by Prosecutor
Cranes detectives may end I'm the bodies being ex'
humed The childrens lives were insured ana
Simon collected the insurance. He was arrested IN
81. Louis.
A specia! meeting OF the Essex County Bar Asso'
citation Will be he'd in Chancery Chambers to-day ~
n m. for the purpose Of rendering tribute 10 AM
b,ssador Runyon who was member OF the par III
Essex r,,...,,, ~
The Republican voters OF the Eigntn Distriei oi
Inc Fourteenth Ward have organized a P4itt:,eae.
club with these officers President Leanner Ilao.e"'
secretary George Bii.er; treasurer. water Hane.
The fury In the damage suit OF Iopert -" oV... - .r
of Bemar. against Henry d. Goul, rs.aam ,tIar, vss
dict OF 81 800 In the court against the aeieIus
terdav The suit brought on the lain n,a 80
cou'd h,i been contracted with - repair da,nase
TO Johnson's hotel property at he'"'''' ""N
tho work had been poorly done - urh,..
=. committee OF the Hudson County BOSS .os na. 20
asaoci,.lou has vis.ted and got the sism mne,.S
,,ar,, h,rbars here u the following: -
That we petition the legislature OF s,rHav a, a
mass law coslng all barber shops 'n @ .ar III A.
p'ciock noon In frst-class cities. ana hA"e P
for its nsracton.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CHARGED WITH STEALING GOLD LEAF
nENrnicr gays MS SECOND MARRIAGE LED TO
nIs nNWNFAfi.

Samuel n Rcu-li-' anl Thomas Dryer We're ar
rAlxn.I "a tho Newark court yesterlty. charged
with ,',alns So worth of god eaf from Pete
Copshiln. - Orange peas OF non vui' were made
hy b1,h p-isonef- Benedict sal % Judge kirk
patrick.
~, cr.. W. .l..t after q long ness. arI Wa
almost t.rr.'e-- lisi ? ulf been for IN daus1ier
dom know wnat would have done. She r""I'i
s.ppari ami vent - work Then married again.
horf.ast 50 ip s.t married Ten tii' woman
',i me and A number % bills 80 pay. De anne sich
AMI couldn't yav niy debts The 'emuttioi - steal
s,,ue q, ~. gold leaf great and fe.-
.,t s,s,.- ~. sail thai Benedict tod him 20 take
m. rod caf ~ N"w-Yor ht;e by NIUE FoT "h'h
p,cke; s. II received or ms h'h'l,C' '
roiycl & - AMI Dwyer retained 81 ~ INe prisoners
,.,e RENAMED 10 'il 20 await s"ii"ncr
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
NOPRISTOW\.

j., number Of business men met in Mayor o'N"
ouca last evening to discuss the aHVisao"E y VI
,,,,,iny a Board Of Trade. A. A. vance ''r'''.H
sdi,or OF The Jerseyman" presiied ana u was ue
taoa IN anpout a committee % i've 10 inquire mo
~. ,,n,tsr more thoroughly AMI repor; az Pupi:
meeting 10 be held two weeks irSm Mas, as, Hav., p
Ma,raiian Navor Edward \. '!uay.e' i"o'h~s
NialIsy and George +. voorhees,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
DEATH OF GEORGE b JENKINsON.
FORMERLY PRESIDENT or THE NEWARK BOARD
or TRADE. COMMISSIONER TO PARIS. AND
LEADING BUSINESS Man.


or TRADE. COMMISSIONER TO PARIS. AND
LEADING BUSINESS MAN.
coo,c. r Jenkinson. the senior partner in the
r,u, of r D Pcdd!e Company. trunk manufact-
,,r.rs died AT his home No. go Highest. Newark.
Yesterday AZ the age OF siNty-eieht lie had been
,u An health for five years and last year he spent
several months abroad On his return In september
b.. hal "A serious fall on the deck OF the steamer
and sustained "A nervous shock from which he
never entirely recovered. Mr. Jenkinson was porn
IT,, r,np.v wicklow in ireland. and came to Amer ca
,.tth his father and mother IN 49,, locating III
Montreal lie began life in a trunk factory. where
~, learned the trade I'm three years. Upon attain
t,,, h,s minority he left Montreal for Newark and
nrocure .nipiol ment I'm the trunk factory or Ped
die 4 Morrison and IN course or time became lore-
man and chen received an interest Upon the
death ~ Sir Morrison. In lNbl. Mt JehKihsoh pe-
. , fsii mariner IN the firm. which had become
IN. LEADING trunk manufacturing concern OF the
co,ntrv The head OF the firm was Thomas H.
pollt. vvho served as Mayor OF Newark FOR Two
,orp,s and as II member OF Congress. In 1913 MI.
r.nklnson was appointed TO MI vacancy IN 'he
Newark Board Of Education and was subsequently
elected 70 the seat In ls.S and 1850 he was Presi-
don't of m. Newark Board OF Trade. He was also
,,,,,..,r ot th. Peoples Fire Insurance Com
many of Newark until II went into llquidation ana
h., vas president OF the Newark Electric lhght
and Power Compan; In SS ne ~as & sem; az by ny
,fr,nnssiop,rs sor New-Jersey TO ;he Paris Exposi
,f," I'm the establishment OF the Newark Tech
meal School ne took prominent part ana ne was
one OF the largest contributors TO It's support Mt
robinson was "A member OF the High street fres-
Iyter,an Churrr a.. was president or the Friendly
,,nns Of 81 raull.. and a member OF the Essex
,pYnh rn noiitics he was an earnest Republican.
Iio was Frequently named for public office. but
was indifferent TO It's honors. -, ,,,
MIR Jonknson leaves VIE and eisht chidreh-
,h,ne sons and five daughters one daughter. Mrs.
S,,,,,b was absent In Europe when her father
innS,nrn donyeroi;sy III. and being informed OF
i,s illness 4he started for home. She is now on a
sfeun nlcr bound for New York.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THEY EXoNrRArE THEMSELVES
p,rrrsoN AiDERsfrs pr>y THE NlI.EFhrloNs
or TiIE GHNND jtHY.

IT IITI NJ " u
Paterson Jan - tSptclah.-C't Counsel SIMON
Ton on bohA of the eating Committee OF HE
Ali.rm.n has made a draft OF report when VIII
he -es.uf.d 10 the meet ng the Board next Non
day nlsnt. Tho committee was appointed 10 go over
rh- prescr'rrnts found by the September Term
Grand Jury and determine whether there war any
evidence - Justify The charges that the Aldermen
had been corrupt or negligent in the appointment oi
uo,lcernen and nrcmen, and had Knowingly giantr'
iin,,r lir.ase- 10 uoiorlOusiy dlsOrirrS persons.
Tho draf 81 the report is g.v"n ouf as neon
ul.ie and subject notifications AZ another meet
inc before tin. Board of Aldermen cOnVen~s. "A II
stands II amounts mainly to a general denl" OF a.
th,. Grand Jury's accusations IN" NIdrTin"l i"-
cI,r. tnat they had before them al the witnesses
cvanfu,t hy he Grand Jury on these subjects. ana
mat 70 evidence Of wrongd Ding was Obtained from
anv such Witnesses
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31

.,a,, ,,,. o,,eruoon n horse and buggy drove np
- malice headquarters IN this city ana MISS i""I"
Ford spr,ng out and begged the police TO come 10
her house at once. as her brother, Pau' f''i. was
Killing her father. Justice Charles + FoFd' fo"ee,
nan Kelly got In the wagon ani on @ tnG WV Trfi sts
H.. ,old the officer to go To the nous, "'' "''''
paul ami he would make a e2inp,a''tt psn Ford had a
When the officer reached the mouse ruiir "" tt
Irving knife in his hand and was annson;
W. W. ,onIe og,i,st him Miss Ford persua'e" ""'
H.. n..
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
,,c, xy,s ELECTED FROM \ TRAIN.

.rAo n..,w,ra I Iackawanna and Western Railroad
Comnanv recently issued order prohibiting pas
sencers from carrying bulky packages In the pas
sencer coaches Yesterday T. .. Bullock. proprietor
~ the Lodge Farm. at Succasunna, y. - caused
warrant to be issued for the arrest OF DetectI' n
f,,aiI.n NJ the road Mr. Bullock saws tnht on ues-
dav afternoon because he carried 40 bhndits iso
one OF the passenger coaches ne was .Jecev" W md
dntoctive who also took his packages away suu
"a ned n return them Mr Bullock declares ina. "c
will also bring suit against the raiiiohu c"'"f""'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
n,,,ru OF ROBERT B. BONNEY.

Trenton Jan 30 (speciaD Robert b. Bonney'
ro,,nent Republican. died to-day atter an illness
of severa. months Mr.. Bonneys death was ca"s"a
oi suN g.. ,,soaac IIe was active In politics and
' r ars h.,d the position OF clerk of the state
prison More recently he has Sssn me%Ier % Ss o.
the ioo" inra,arv OF the Potters Sanitary Associa-
u,so ,no Uc leaves n wife and daughter Mrs Ada
Bonney Arrison. well-known In IfShi"" mus'cai
and social circlS
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
PASSAiC.

rob, Wa,z OF Garfield. attempted suci'f yes.et-
a,y hv cu,.,ng his throat from ear - ear Win
razo~ He lives in the oil Iahr.ske homestead o"
,h River Road YESTERDAY Re 9ld n's sbS %S roa Ie b,e
H. ont dawn but al not return Fis iitu 4,
ir went to hni him and disc9vfreH saryay sin Ths
d tp,on5 po5 vas dressed and Wax IS expec'si 10 :"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
srp1oI-s ILLNESS OF J. :. DRAKE.

anIsdale jan 30 (SpecaD.-J. 5. Drake. general
a.,n,.,dent OF the New-Jersey and New YORK
railroad Is lying dangerously III AT his nome mere
suffering from hemorrhage of the throat caused py
ahronIc disease OF long standing lie was sup
no,ed 10 be improving in health until ycseraas ,h y
hamnryhaee Mr.. Drake Is about sixty years oIa, h
anH has been in the railroad business most Oh ms
lie lie has held his present position neary sever,
,asn vears He was previously master mechahc Vi
,hs Manhattan elevated system
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
sl1 ENr WITNESS IN JAIL.

r,za,e,h \. J.. Jan. 20 tspeciaD.-Willlam Hub
hard a witness who was subpoenaed before tns
GRAND Jury to-day In an important matter reiuseo
~ answer the questions put TO him ana was con-
signed to the County Jail where ne VIII remain III"
30 ''' -, ~,s r.aav IN talk The Jury has adjourned
mil Monday and the prisoner Will nave 70 stay
,hat long In iail anyhow Strict orders nave pesh
oien hy the prosecutor that no one shall see iiuo-
hard except the Jail warden
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
BANQUET OF THE HUDSON COUNTY BAN

The Hudson County Bar Association had It's an
nua banquet last night at the Hotel WASHINGTON III
Jersey city Plates were set for ibo Ex-Mayor
Gilbert Collins presided. The toasts ana speakers
were Lawyers az Lawmakers B. T. J, Douu'
THE LAWYER n a Iitterateur. torporaton ,ouIi-
sci John A. Blair. investigation. Wliiian ~.
Corbin: ''rhe judiciary N the Consttuticn naries
u Thompson: The LAWYER In Public Iifc. James
s Erwin: The Bar Association" otto Grouse Inc
committee In charge was composed OF w., IL n,o
Syer Albert c. Wall william NJ. Klink ana Charies
". Fuller.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
rtr1,v WILL RE BURIED TOGETHER.

Flemlneton Jan. 30 (SpecaD.-A double funeral
u,iu occur In Sergeantsvile. near Pennington. TO-
morrow Mrs. John f. Shepherd ana Mrs' Annie
VvckoN seventy-four and eighty years old re-
oo,i,,o,y who lived I'm the same house. died on
tuesday within a few hours Of one another. Mr;
e:'nh',i is dangerously sick. and Is not expected
- c,v.r as also f. Mrs Matilda Miller OF THIS
Mace a sister Of Mrs Shephern VINO went 10 ~, ~,
prantsvile to rurse the sick The pateh's are SUI
ferjng with pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CAPTAIN p'ATEM Is DEAD

Camden Jan. 30 (SpecaD.-Captan James "
Tatem died late last night from the self-niicted
h,,le, wound in his head lie was unconscious
until the last ard did not make any statement az
W. ,yhot led him 10 shoot himself Since the opera
Non on TUESDAY evening Il not thought that he
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
SUDDEN DEATH of NJ ROSENTHAl.

Elizabeth Jan. 30 ,specaD.-Morris Rosenttai
drvgoods dealer at No. 4oS Wall-st, Elizapethpor''
WAS stricken with apoplexy while harnessns MS
horse In the yard OF his house YESTERDAY Mrs
posenthal went to call her husband TO breakfast
and found him lying unconscious and as sne sup,
noscI fatally Kicked by the horse Mr hosehtns,
ppo,.,r rtv,vni and died two hours later. He was
r"rtverht years old. and belonged to several Jew.
sh organizations. He leaves WHO" anu e's''
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