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New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
MONTCLAIR.

Tho benefit for the Mountans.de Hospital last
year series OF reproductions OF famous paint
ings under the direction OF the artists OF Mont
clair.
This proved so successful that the same idea has
been improved for this year On February 6
George Riddle will read the Midsummer Night =
Dream" which will be illustrated by appropriate
tabcaus, posed again by those who last year
showed wonderful fidelity OF detail Among the
artists in charge are Walter c. Greenough Harry
Fern. Laurence c. Earle Thomas Manley and
others
Miss Martha Paxton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Taylor. and Ernest Nicholas Bush were
married last night In the First Baptist Church. by
the Rev. william Hubbell After the ceremony
small informal reception held the home OF
the brides parents in ST. Luke's Place
reception was held IN the Pilgrim Mission last
Friday evening in honor OF Dr.. Bradford's return
from Japan. musical programme was rendered
and addresses made by DR.. Bradford, j. q.
Hall!mond and others
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association !s arranging for a mock trial.
which WI be held on Thursday evening. January
80, for the benefit OF the Junior Department The
prisoner will be one Of the best-known young men
OF Montcla.r. and the judge jury and witnesses
w.ll be some OF the weil-known lawyers and bust
ness men OF the town. Besides being evening y
enter eminent the trial VIII be conducted IN street
parliamentary manner
thurch ana the vcstry OF the church have issued
invitatons f3r an Informal reception to be held
uary 80
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met last week at
he s"S,sS! Of Of the meeiins The TSpGs Of the
MRS. joel jenkins has issued ca~ds for a
D. fiven at her home IN Mounta.n-ave. on Friday.
The second and last CT the Mon,cair assemblies
p be m he'd 1,1d IN The Country Clubhouse In Hutton
a tn he nv Ia nm
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
RELIENIIIE.

Dr. f. o. Cyphers OF Washington-ave' Is enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs Austin Fisher, OF Washing-
ton.
Pagsalc Hook and Ladder Company, at its ses-
SION on Monday night. passed upon the standing
of several members who are exempt from
active service.
The soc al Whist cub held its regular meeting
on Wednesday evening. Among those present were
Mr. and Iirs. Theodore Van Riper. Mr. and MITE.
f. G. Auer. Mr. and Mrs. George i. inoI"'o"'
Ms. Talrnagc Van Ripper Herbert r. de Jenersoh
Thornton and Mrs. Garrabrant Van Riper.
Eeleville Branch. Chautauqua Circle; met az the
home OF /. Il. Coard Monday might. me ses-
son was devoted 10 tho discussion OF aoife ln.~r
esting eseavs on Franklin a diplomat. scientist
ard Statesman Among tho visitors present we're
Francis HYDE D. r. Abercromoie r. u. NC
C'aulav " T. Holmes and Watson Smithers
The Pellnvle Chess club met at the home OF
william Wyle Oh Monday evening. Three apyi ca
ttons for membership were received l n" new or
canIzat!on is making satisfactory headway.
The movement toward the formation OF choral
club is taking active shape. ana farBlbe ana saus-
factory res may be Anticipated
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
SUM NIT.

Summit Chapter Daughters OF the Revolution.
has elected the following officers: Regent, Mrs.
Charles a. Robbins; secretary. Miss Louise lie
Huray: treasurer. Mrs. Randall.
"The Marble Arch and "S.ashcr and Crsshcr'
were the names Of two ono-act cCmfdies which were
present ed at Casino Hall on Tuesday evening The
hail was crowded With promne society people.
Among those who took part in the plays were
Howard +. Atherley. John i. Plummer. jr., Miss
Sara Parkhurst Flacg. Miss Alice Sosson Thomas
y Adams Aubrer H. Marin. r. Pierrpont Hicks.
Carol Ph. Bassett. Mrs. Aubrey II. Martin and
Miss Efhe Whittridge.
T. s Grant Post. G. a. r., will meet to eject
members tomorrow evening.
The members OF :hc Casino CluD nave arrah2ca
for a pool tournament.
The Rev Dr. j. II. Johnson. OF Detroit. BISHOP
o,ect of The Epscopal diocese of southern call
fornia js the guest Of DR.. and MIS-. RANDALL
The members OF the Casino Club have elected the
following officers: President. Henry l.. f'eIson'
vjce-presdont 4. W. Newell; secretary ana treas
urcr John ~ Cady; directors Colonel. fitiSo -
W. Newell. John II. Wsner, John y 'd"s anu
Aubrey H. Martin
The hail of the Young Mems Christian Assoc a,or, o
was crowded Mondly evening oii ,he o.raS.o"
nf entertainment given by the Hincoo fah's
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
JERSEY CITY.
SEVERAL, PRETTY WEDDINGS CEl.E-
BRATED LAST WEEK.
INTERESTING LECTURE At THE CARTERET CLUB
MRS REEDS PINK LUNCHEON - MRS
MoRsE's EUcrEE PARTy-THE CATHo-
IIC CLUES PROGRAMME FOR
FEBRUARY.

FEBRUARY.
pretty home wedding took place wednesday
n,aht at the home of Nj and Mrs Meredith. No. li$
Rowers-st when their daughter Emma was mar
ried to Thomas II. Lyons. The Rev X H. Johnsoh'
of Trinity Baptist Church performed the ceremony.
The bride wore charming gown of white SATIN ane
lace.
Miss Nellie jackson and william +. Nolan were
married on Wednesday nigh; by the Rev. II. >.
Clancy Of s. Rrldget's Church. The brides parents
aftcrward gave "A reception at No. 100 Mercer-st.
Ar1ony those present Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Jackson Ar. and Mrs. J. II. Walsh, Mr. ana MFs
w H. Eatteiby Mr. and Mrs r. Mannon, Mr. and
Ms Glcnnon Mr.. and Mrs. OBrien. Mr.. and Mrs
Callahan and NJ. and Mrs James Kelly.
Miss Marguerite I.iddell and Charles +. Mortimer
were married recently by the Rev John L. Scudder.
of tho Tabernacle Miss Lulu Wallace attended the
bride and Thomas NJ. Evers was best man. A re-
cepton was \ en- after the ceremony at the BRIDE
home. No 100 Eewqrk-ave
Mrs +. r. Morse. OF Columbia Place gave pro-
gressive cuchre party a. her home on Monday after
noon. The prizes were beautiful ard costly. There
were present MIS- liudspeth Benson. Mrs carey
Mrs f. NJ Lockwood Mrs. Earl, Mrs. James Mitch
ell. Mr.. J. J. Detwier. Mrs. James Hassell. Mrs
G. A. Iirneburner. Mrs. Robert :. ltudspeth, Mrs
NJ NJ ;Whoi, Mrs fsartieman. Mrs Michael Schultz
Mrs Edward Schultz. Mrs. Adam Red, MRS Scho''
and MIS- Needham
cn FRIDAY when Mrs X. H. Reed entertained "A
number OF friends in one of the dining rooms. me
ladies' present were Miss Haynes. the MISSES ma
jlsch the Misses Contencin. Mrs. and MISS ramsey
Women of Letters was the subject OF an inter.
csng lecture by Miss Cecilia Gaines az thc i,
rlubhnuse on Monday afternoon. Several tahl'ass
were presented. Refreshments were served III the
club parlors after the lecture
Tho hoard of directors of the Catholic club an
nounces the following entertainment programme
for February. Complimentary reception, renruaIy
:. nroprcssVc elichrc and dance FEBRUARY 10, com
plimentarv concert and dramatic entertainment by
Tho ,'horal Circle and the Drarnuc mon, i'b-
-. - comnimontary banquet to the Rev. James
y Mooney president OF the club, February 10
Mr. and Mrs John Mullins. of Van Worst ',quare,
left here on Tuesday afternoon for tour throug"
California. .
Tho annual dinner OF the Hudson County bnr ~ AsI
ISOLATION will be given next Ihuts'"! d. ''o'''
Washington. -,
The twenty-sccond annual innsqlerade pan oi ,a'e
Groenvillc Turn Nerein VIII nc hcld III Mc'opo"'""
Hall Monday evening. February 10
rb. Robert Davis Associations annual bail "ii
,oi - Mace at Woods Hall on January 80
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
E%GLEWOOD.

H. W Lindsay. the orsanisi of the PreSoy,ef'1"
church. has arranged a series of five mus''Al s''-
vices = be given the last sunday evening u
each month beginning this morning ana ending j"
Nay The services this morning VIII be the music
~ palestrlnas time before the Reformation. N"
familiar Pal.sirina anthem viii b. gwen as W."
az several Latin hymns. At tho same time the pas
to- the Rcv James E"iis. will speak Ie" "'f's
IN cxplanafion in oricr - make more 'ieif lie
idea of music as rendered IN the Middle Ares
Next Thursday the Temp ra"c- society oi >"
cc.clIa's church viii hold meeting In the l'y'
c,um. There will b. addresses by ex-senator N"i-
ner Miller the Rev H.. Erann. pastor 81 - Az,
r.s's Church. New-io'k, and Fencfa' |ih'' u
lighwooi .,,
Comp-ny L OF the 81 Regiment y q, y. J.. WI
take part "a tho regimen; athletic games IN 'h"
NV arn-.rv fu Paterson on February Il company
= win be- raprrscui"l by \. u. Co', Marvin Or
and Edward G1rham in the running non''tlS
Mr. Fink viii nd" ~ 'he bicycle rae" Inc COM
many viii probably give an entertainment, ~. tlr
ivcon soon for The benefit oi ihe Athletic 'oh-
mttce.
The Fire Department. ninth annual rccep''oi
VII. bo given IN the ArIory on IN" '''"mE "a
February i.
Edward H. LYON has bought from Ahram pe
Ron1e the property at Dana flac" ana MAiI' -!
Mr Lyon viii take possesslon about Ecb''"'f ]
Miss Kellogg and Miss Nell" Kellogg. o. Trcy,
are visiting the hcmc oi their aunt MrT hhf"A-
IL. W!chcs.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
GLEN RIDGE.

Mrs Edward s Mars gave Il tea on Thursday
afterno,n at hcr home IN C!alk-st
The Evoring card Clab met at the home OF Mr.
p,r,on in Woolland-nvc on Monday right
Tho Fortnightv Clu5 net n the home Of the Rev
Frank J. Goodwin on Frtay night
Al the meeting OF the Hstory cub next week,
p,pcrs VIII be- read by AIRS. II abel Johnson. George
Linn ami Arthur Russell.
The Gaio Dramatic club Is prcprrlng two plays TO
b. given In the Guild House IN January u. The
nlaNs wll. b. under the manage m'nt OF Airs Kate
Root Miss May Inckett Will take the leading parts
The Christian EnIeaVlr Society OF the ConGreg'-
tlonal church gave "birthdly social IN G4rn
Ridge Hall last nlght. \ number OF entertainments
will bc given before the wlnt,r has ended.
The concert giyen on Friday night In the Congre-
gational Churcn proved 70 be most surcessiui az
fair Miss Van Gelder, OF 81. lsnatlus . thurch,
New York. was the vocalist, and IA quintet from
Scidls Orchestra Was one of the attractions ana
added greatly to the success OF the concert After
.he concert :here was reception AZ Glen Ridge
Hal
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
HAIIM L.

The EuiScrs College Glcr club gave concert al
fha Yo40g Mems Christian Association on Friday
nlrhi. \ large agdi'nce was present
The Ideran Out,ng Clrb hell rs second song
r,c.tal at the clubhouse Thrrsiay night
Tomorrow nigh; tho church workers of :. PanTs
VIII give musical AMI literary entertainment
I'm the parish rooms Some eve@lont talent VII ap-
pear. Miss Edna Sclovcr 'T & reci'". MISS amp
hell Of Meiurh.n viii sing. and seven little girls
vii give a r2nl drl-
An cnihuU4s.lc delegation OF Railway R"3uh leans
attended the lnnuguraton ~ Governor tirigSs
MAYOR DALI l.. x Thorn. Joseph Jennings. H., {.
Mead and Frethoilcr Erich headed the delegation.
The annull asscfnh.' % the Ilderan Outing cub
VII p. eivcn ~ ~" ciuhhous" on THURSDAY even
Ing F.hruary 9 Til, patroress-s are MIS- George
= Brov.u Mrs u Water Pratt Mrs J. T. Barnes.
Mr. r. \ Campcn Mr. L"'lie Lupion. Mrs { -
Snuler Mrs - %, Norag. Mr. j. i. Martin, Mrs
III T. llough and Mrs. +. savage
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
IIOBOKE\.

one Of the prettiest weddings OF the season oc-
CURED on Wednesday evening. when William West
phal and Miss Alice Steuder we're married AZ the
home OF the bride. No l.Os7 Westinghouse. Ho-
boken The Rev. Dr. J. Rudolph otic!atel. Joseph
I.senmyer was best men. and the bridesmaid was
Mss Nellie Hubbell. Of Morristown. supper and
reception followed the wedding ceremony. and at 10
o'clock the happy pair left for Niagara Falls and
Canada.
The active members OF the Amphion Glce Club
gave reception to the associate members on
Wedn, slay evening. The bcst OF society was well
represented. ana the club won more laurcs. An
Informal reception followed the entertainment.
Tho fifteenth annual ball OF Ilobokcn Council
No 3cG. \. l.. of H.. took place In Quartet Club
Hall on Monday night. The ball proved to be a
successful affair
The IIoboken schuctzen Corps gave n brilliant
festival and ball In odd Fellows Hail. Hobokcn.
Monday evening 1t was the twenty-nrth ball OF
and Mrs Herman Luettich. Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
sehrceder NJ ara Mrs. Herman NeImann Mr. r, and and
MIR and Mrs John schumnnn. Mr. ana Mrs. Louis
and an Ms Adolph siou. Mr ana M,s August Meyers,
Mr and Mrs Martin schlatter, Mr and Mrs. Max
and and Mrs vass!' Mr. and Mrs Ernest schmdt.
Seller ana Recorder Francis Macdonoush.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail,
It's slstS annvrrsary on ThIrsday evening Ths
programme consisted of vocal and Instrumental
music and lecture "The Wod- Wide Work OF
the Young Mems Christian Association" by Thomas
X. Cru secretary of the international Committee.
The Michael J: Cove Association has elected
these officers william Parslow. president; Michael
J. Murray. first v!ce-president; August Granmann
second vice-presiienr John II; skeiy, third vics
president: II. +. Meyer. fourth vice president: H.
J.. Borck, recording secretary; William Marsell
responding secretary. Thomas Field. financial secre-
taiy: Henry GU don treasurer Stewards Patrick
Hughes. and Paul Hoffman,. Final arrangements
were made for the fourth annual ball. which wiz
be given In Odd Fellows Han. on February /.
Christian Woerner Camp No. l. SorS Of Veterans
Installed the following officers last Tuesday evening:
Captain Robert {. Wo,rner; first II, utenant Henry
Gundersdorfi second lieutenant. George W. Paine:
camp counsel. Charles Ahrens. William Schafer
and William ". Heudberg. The following staf
officers appointed by Captain Woerner: Chap
lain IL l.. Meyer. first sentinel. j. VI. Avery; quar-
termaser- sergeant. X Dahlen sergeant guard T. s.
Martle corporal guard. r.. Clausen; color sergeant
j. NJ Federal camp guard. otto Reituieyer. ticket
guard H. Couard; musician. ID. j. IIagerty; install
ling officer. l.. j. Hoeffer.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NORRISTOWN.

Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Me Xe,tie Hadglcy Day. daughter OF Wilbur i.
Dlv OF this city. TO John sey Burr OF New
York son of the la'a Rev. j. X. Burr Ine o"Te-
r,onv VII he performed TN the Methodist Episcopal
Churrh on Wednesday. February ..
card parties were given in the afternoons during
~. last week hv Mas Aida Cox. Mrs W. Roscoe
LYON. Mrs Samuel Wnshp. Mrs. Arthur Dean
Miss Bossr Little. Miss Mary Lewis, MISS w e5t-
cot Mrs f. W Merrell ard Miss Hoy.
The Columbia College Musical Club Will give
concert IN the Lyceum Hall on the evening OF rep
ruary T.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union WI.
observe Crusade lay In their rooms IN the \. NJ
C. y. building on January "
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
PLAINFIELD.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE CELEBRATION
OF LINCOLN's BIRTHDAY.

SEVERAL INTERESTING SOCIETY AFFAIRS TO oC-
CIR THIS wEEx-rA1f FOR THE BENEFIT
OF HOPE CIIAPEL-wEDpING OF MISS
HAROLD AND MR.. CHAPMAN
A, n,ee,tne O, the congrega alton OF the Crescent
Avenue Presbyterian Church, held on luesda'
evening the financial report for last year WIS eu
rltted. The old Board OF Trustees was ree'ee'
The annual dinner OF the Union County Lincoln
Club will be held this year al the Union 'o"'''
Country Club house. n Planfeld Inc ari'''e
ments are nearly perfected, ard the affair promises
to he uruslalIy interesting Or. LLOYD, VINO was
the speaker last year. will make an aanreS'' ar
other speakers VII be General John >. WISE. "e'-
ator Stokes and ex-Congressman Ros"eH u Ao'''
An Informal entertainment VIII be gwen al 'he
Washington Park Club house on Friaay eTs"1, Yen sn
January g. Some o. the members OF me ,e, i5, ."
University Barjo Club together WIN io'a' ''e''
VIII furnish the entertainment
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for perihaan'eimt a'i
course of University Extenson lectures 20 De 9sIiv
cred city. In addition to these ,ne MA
Afternoon club the Castro have heen reuuceu, o
Tho large auen"e that seni Monaav no tnN showed the
appreciation Of the Painfied pub!c: W M'cn hr tbe
doubtless avail Itself Of n the 6a be Subjects e under
considerable by the cub
big time to be held at the %GenS ess Of avcDIns Snesn
when the officers are to be installed. Planhed
Lodge No. a. has accepted an invitation 10 rn a,.emd
the installation. representatives from 'e'''a'
other lodges expected.
Cards have been issued by I.amue Wright Ser
roll Inviting friends the marriage OF MS niece.
Miss Edith Harold to William Oscar chapman on
Thursday evening. February 6. in the FIRST Bap.ist
church 4 reception viii follow. given by Nj. ser
r,ll and his daughter. Miss Serrcl at their home
No G25 West Front-st.. where Mr.. and Mrs: Chap-
man will be "at home" to their friends on Mohdass
In March.
The Hope Chapel Industrial Fair VIII be hed on '
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Febrnary u, ~. 10
and il The committees are hard at work. ana the
affair gives promise of being exceptionally fine.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
SOUTH AMBOY.

Mrs ]. Beverly Roberts enjoyed visit from h7
brother Clifford V. Lewis. of Philadelphia, on Mon
day
Mrs Charles II. Muirhead entertainer the fas'ims
1,rchra Cub on "Wednesday evening at her home %
Ma.n-st.
The Piano Duet Club for Women met at Mrs -
c. Panscn's home on Tuesday. with an unusuahy
Miss Ruth De Graw entertained number OF her
Young friends on Thursday evening -,
Mrs Theodore Morgan. OF The Cedars Is VlS''
Ing her daughter Miss Bessie Morgan, In Albany.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
HARRISON.

The Passaic RIVER Yacht Club Tuesday ovcn-
ing held it's annual meeting In the clubhouse in IIar
rison The election resulted in the selection Of
William Byrne commodore: +. Soleau, vice-com-
modorc: julius Feincr. secretary; Charles r. Han.
financial secretary: Joseph Bcrtsch. treasurer:
Harry Banta meaSurer. DR.. Julius feiner, fleet
surgeon: l.. Solcau. Theodore Hatfield. Frederick
Wesow. John Lean and A. Dunlap, trustees. As
ex Commodore Hatfield was wing the chair r. !.
Preston jr. presented him with beautiful pair Of
marine glasses In behalf OF the members Of the
club. 1t was decided TO construct foriy-foot add-
ton TO the clubhouse In time for the coming
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
ETNELAND.

leap year ball given by the society ladies'
OF this place in Armory Hall Thursday evening
In honor OF Mrs. Craig Pelouse. former Vineand
belle.
The Hastings Banjo Mandolin aad Guitar Club
met Monday evening at the home % Mrs. Vernon
MacMahon IN Nool-st.
The Masonic Lodg" OF this place held grand
banque: Monday evening at The Vlrelanl House
a surprise party was given u Miss Ethei daugh-
ter OF F. d. Harrington. by her young friends Mon
day evening. Refreshments were served.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
THREE PRECIOUS BURGLARS CAUGHT
ONE Is AN ESCAPED CONVICT. AND THEY ARE
ALL WANrt.n ON NI-MEROrs CiIARGEs.

ALI. WANTED on NUMEROUS CHARGES.
Paterson. Jan. % (Spec:aD-John Gougher, one OF
the gang Of burglars arrested az Bloom.ngdale, IN
the upper part of the county. few nights ago. con-
tossed in the County Jail yesterday that he and two
OF his pals" named Morgan and Cole. had been on
an extensive career Of robbery for the last year. and
had committed many burgaries at BloomingdaIe'
Dutler stockholm Charlottesburg and other VIII
lagos in the upper parts OF Passac and Morris coun
ties as well as in sections of Now-York and Penn
sylvania near the New-Jersey line. Morgan admits
that he is the man who escaped lately from the
Norris County Jail at Morristown. where nc was
confined on charge OF robbery. There are numer-
Gus charges against the three men in Doth MOTIFS
and Passaic counties, and wherever they are tried
IL is likely that they Will get long terms III o'e
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
BOONTON.

Roonton Council Jr. o. L. a. NJ. held an oyster
supper in the Hopkins Building on "Wednesday even
Ing Pau. Revere Council, Of Pompton ATTENDED tns
supper. . ,,,, ,... =.
Mrs Custer OF New York. delivered lecture On
Garrison Life on the Frontier. on THURSDAY even.
inc In the First Presbyterian Church. The proceeas
o. the lecture were devoted to The Cabinet;
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
SNEAK THIEVES IN MONTCLAIR.

Montcair Jan % (SpeciaD.-Early this morning
the house OF David II. Baldwin. in North Chris
topher-st. was entered by sneak thieves. -Four
overcoats and quantity OF silverware were stolen
The family not aroused by the thieves and dis
covered the loss in the morning. The intru1ers had
effected an entrance by cutting away panel or the
door and turning the key Before entering the din-
ing they locked the door from the back stairs
thus insurius themselves from interruption
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26

cation began at Altoona. Penn. Afterward ne -
tended the grammar schools OF Philadelphia VIM"
stl a youth his parents moved to Northern w"
gnia and there he took up farming. In the fall ot
iSS5 he entered Lafayette College. at Easton Penl
4 college companion converted him 10 the profsss
sion OF religion and in the following year he as'
cided 10 take up the ministry. Graduating In lsS:
he entered Union Theological Seminary. finishing
there in May 1892 In 1891 he took charge or tns
church nj Pompton Plains. y. J. lie is Prespy'
terian Mr. Allen Is married
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
SI-ICIDE IN NEWARK.

JOHN uEPP DRANK GALLON OF WINE AND
THEN KILLED HIMSELF.
John Hepp. sixty-eight years old, Of NO 81 cam
den-st, Newark. committed suicide yesterday Dy
shooting himself. IIepp for the last week had been
moody and desnondent He did not go 10 hsd al all
last night but sat reading al a table. BeSi4e MN
was gallon of red wine. He drank an OF lhls lul VI
ing the night About 10 o'clock he took an .olt rer
volver and going into an outhouse In the yard killed
himself
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
KEARNY RANGERS. 3: PATERSON, /:

The Kearny Rangers and the Paterson Rangers
football teams played closely contested game yes
terday afternoon IN Cosmopolitan Park East New
ark. The game by the Kcarny team by n
score of 8 goals TO 2. Five goals shot by the
home team. but the referee. Mr. Alexander. decided
that two Of them off -
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26

r. Lvermore and Miss Lougar, at the forr.,
house in Fullerton-ave, south. on Saturday, FsHrv
ary 1.
SIR and Mrs. C. H. Droste. of Mountaln-sv.
south, sa led yesterday the steamer Co.urSS
for South America. Before their r-,urn they ~,
VISIT the West Indies and the various South Xms,ta
ports.
The Progress Club. o. Upper Montclair, will ho,s
It's January meeting In the Upper Montclair Cc..a
gregational Church tomorrow evening. The AZ
dress OF the evening will be Phases OF Evolutioo
BY Dr. NJ. W. Ayrc5
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
A NEW JERSEY CITY PASTOR.

THE REV. CHARLES ALLEN. OF THE DANFORT1
AVENUE. REFORMED CHURCH.
The Rev. Charles Allen who has just been cnosea
pastor Of the Danforth Avenue Reformed Church
In Jersey City is about thirty years old. His sdu-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NO NEW TRIAL FOR KOHL.

Judge Depuc in Newark yesterday denied mo-
ton for a new trial in the o! Henry Kohl SEN
fenced TO be hanged for the murder o. Joseph
Pre,nel February 20.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-15

men out of employment their re-
ward is the opportunity to buy a
cheap shoddy suit, if they can raise
the price.
Floor and table oil cloths at
Meningitis.
Contrary to yesterdays notice in
this paper, W. F. Burgy returned
to Choteau on Tuesday evening
and has not yet Strengthened out
affairs and the mails are not run
ming with any regularity.
p. E. Leech, W. H. Gallagher and
G. e. Prescott returned Tuesday
evening. The boys report the Nc
Kinley republicans quite in evil
de"ce in the cataract city and
have strcng hopes of Cascade coun-
ty swinging into line for Mckinley,
prosperity and protection.
"To all u products, to those
of the mine and field, as we'll as
those of the shop and the factory,
to wool, the product of the great
industry of sheep husbandry, as
well as to the finished woolens of
the mill, we promise the most
ample protection. - Republican
National Platform.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-10-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

We, the undersigned members Of
the firm, known as Thompson &
Nash, have this day dissolved par
tnership by mutual consent. All
debts owed to the firm will be col
lected by L. A. Nash, who will all
so assume all liabilities of the firm.
L. A. Nash. Cal. Thomson.
Dupuyer, Mont, Oct. 10, 1895.