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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
ELIZABETH.

4 grand charity ball. which has for iis patron
,sses the leading German Catholic women In ths
civ glll be held tomorrow evening IN the 'ty
Assembly Rooms in aid Of ihe AleXian Brothers
UospliaL The advance sac OF tickets has been
large.
4 pretty wedding took place on Wednesday
evening at ST. Mchaers Church. The contract
ing part.es were Joseph G.. konney ana MISS
Theresa Plass The bride wore n gown OF white
satin trimmed with orange blossoms ami pearls.
NIss Sa1lie Mecker Magic. OF Elmora was mar
ri.d on Wednesday night at her home 10 William
l. Iearcy. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev f. II. Cobb, OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church The bride wore white satin. with pearl
trimmings and carried bouquet OF bridal roses
Mas Mary Faughnan was married on Wednes-
day morning at 81. Patr!cks Church to John
Prennan The ceremony performed by the
Rev John Faughnan. brother OF the bride who
came from Pittsburg to ot!c!ate He was assisted
by the Rev Joseph H. Mcehan.
The silver wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs Hyina'.
Isaac was celebrated on Wednesday evening at tho
cry Assembly Rooms.
The Junior Society OF Christian Endeavor of the
FIRST baptist church. celebrated on Tuesday night
its first anniversary. There a large attend
ance from junior societies connected with other
churches, and the exercises were extremely IN
teresting The Rev ". f.. Staub delivered an adj
dress of welcome The principal speaker was
Percy Ryan. OF New York. whose subject was
small Change.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.

The annual bail and reception given by the junior
class o: Rutgers College in the Ballant!ne gymna-
stun VIII occur on February u. The patronesses
were announced this week follows: Mrs. Austin
Scott Mrs Tuns G.. Bergen OF New-fork; Mrs
John : Clark Mrs William Clark, Of Newark; Mrs
Charles Collier OF Newark; Mrs Charles l.. CorDn.
OF Mctuchen: Mrs George r. Davis Mrs. William
r. Dwyer Mrs. Cornelius Hardenbergh, Mrs. henry
l.. Janeway. jr. Mrs. Jacob J. Janeway. Mrs. Will
lam r. Jancway. Mrs. Luther l. Kellogg. OF New
York; Mrs j Bayard Kirkpatrick. Mrs August Lie
rau Mrs Richard c. Ludlow Mrs Helena Nelson.
Mrs Henry Nelson Mrs. J. >. Nicholas. Mrs.
Thomas F. y. Parker. Mrs. Eliot r. Payson. Mrs
Clarkson Runyon. Mrs. A. V. Schenck, Mrs wizard
=. voorhees,. Mrs Katherine Weston. Mrs ID. d.
williamson.
Miss Grace Mcdowell entertained the Fortnighuy
Euchre Club at her home in Suydam-st. on Friday
evening. al, ..,o IA,
clos daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ: Ducios OF
Highland Park. to Thomas Edsall. or hamourS, y.
Another local engagement Is mat OF MSs l.ii..am
Suvlam % William Lee Burt. Both weddings VIII
occur in the spring. 49, ,
Two weddings occurred Wednesday evening
Miss Sadie Farmer, OF cranbury. was marrei 10
Theodore Everett OF New brunswick and MISS
Iav.nia g. Adams was married 10 william f. car
son. ,, - 49,.
A challenge match for the championship OF the
Rrunsw lex Gun cub determined THIS week IN
favor Of Henry H. stevens. stevens recently won
n large silver challenge cup. and was challenger ~
Clarence oakley. Fifty traps al unknown angles
were used. Stevens won with a score Of ~ 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
BAYONNE.

Announcement has been made OF the bs,rohal OF
Miss Anna Weeks to Allan H. Church. of this city
Bayonne Lodge No 49, +. and A. NJ repre-
scented at the annual session Of the Grand Lodge
Of New-Jersey IN Trenton. by Richard VI. Smart
Frederick f. Martinez. IT.. and Edward j. Allen.
In honor Of Miss Anna Weeks. OF Elizabeth. the
Misses Booth OF West SXth-st.. entertained large
number OF friends with dove party on Friday
evening.
The pupljs Of the local high school have made
their debut in the field Of scholastic Journalism with
a bright little eight-page paper called The School
observer" George J. Stoner SO Is edior-in-chief
Harry Y Bernard and Walter Be,tman are the Dus-
naas rranogers while Francis Oliver and Leighton
Dench0eld are the news editors. -, ,,.
Under the auspices Of Company an Eesm ,,,,nn
Natjonal Guard OF New-Jersey a stag reception
and vaudeville entertainment Will be gwen next
saturday evening In Salters Casino H. .
"1 M tSavonne Rowing Association Is 10 give a
ma souerade ball in the clubhouse on Monday even
ing. February H. - ,,,or,or, moo.
ing Of the New-Jersey Childrens Home Soc,e'S vs.
held on Tuesday evening; The pres,den OF n Kew
Brunswick and formerly pastor OF me rsrfo , ,e
formed Church. OF this city delivered the pri"'p"'
addrcsl
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PLAINFIEL.D.

The third Of the seasons assemblies gwen on
Monday night in the Union County Country cub
Casino was the social affair Of the week In PAIN
field Ii was regarded > those present as the most
ENJOYABLE in every way % those already given thls
winter The following society women were the pa
fronesses: Mrs. Joseph w. Ronhaft. Mrs. w !"
Saunders Mrs. Louis q. Timpson. Mrs Marion y
Alderman Mrs Orville T. Waring, Mrs Frederick
H. Wells Mrs James r. Scott, and Mrs william j.
Roomc. The guests of the evening included MT
and Mrs J. W Rcinhart. Mr.. and Mrs J.. q. limp
son. Nj ana Mrs r. r. II. Curtis. Mr. ana Mrs
C. A. Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Scott. MI ana
Mrs Van Buren, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Roome Mr
and Mrs. Clifton Wharton. ir Mrs O.. T, wv WaE-hR
Mrs T. H. wills Mrs. VI. 5 AcHcrfnhn Mrs r.
Abbott Mrs w. l.. saunders the Misses i ,y
M.ddleiiih. Abbott Stewart, Waringi Wisson M HI,
phy Evans Miss Price. of Philadelphia; MISS liu.
Ton. Miss lcffer,s Miss Ioder, Of New YORK;
Messrs Icebe Erickson. Murphy, Frost, iIowc
Wall Warng Finch Bull West. Van Buren, hunt
ington Van Boskerck, Faber Henderson, Murray
U1tchns paitcn Mct;ec. Elweli. Of Brooklyn; sun
man. Hieclow. Of Elizabeth; Dr. Price, of Phila,
delphia Blagden, Miller, strons and Wheeler OF
NnTk
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HOBOkEN.

Kiss Mabel Hatfield, Of No. l.0n Garden-st-
Hoboken gave a pleasant euchre party az her
home last Wednesday evening. After the games
the guests danced. Among those present were Mt.
and Mrs A. c. Young. George Pollock. Miss g.
Benson. Miss Henrietta Elders. Miss Kttie Evarts,
OF Hoboken; W. Reynolds, OF Chicago; ". Mac
Cam. OF Hartford Conn; W. Dixon, OF Jersey
City. and others
The Stevens Social Club gave OF its pleasant
dances at Stevens's Hall on Tuesday evening. The
AFFAIR great social success. The patronesses
were Mrs. Henry Morton. Mrs. Stillman. Mrs.
Alfred Meyer and Mrs. Richard stevens Among
the ladies who attended Misses Whitiemore.
Stoddard. De Founta.ne. Madison. Humphreys,
Pearsouns Cpjohn. Ludlow Hall. Bliss Belknapp
Warren and Bennett. Some of the students pres.
ent Messrs. Marsmer, Krelscher Ruggles,
Richardson. kollsted. Smart. Crof', Humphreys
Morton and Casper.
Miss Julia Molkomesius and Harry Salvador were
married by the Rev. DR.. Rudolph at the brides
home No 32I Park-ave. Hoboken. on Wednesday
evening. Albert K,oeblin was best man and Miss
Mary Molkomesius bridesmaid.
The Tuxedo Club gave A successful ball at Odd
Follows Hall on Monday evening Large delega-
tons from several prominent ORGANIZATIONS were
present
At the regular meeting of the Riverside Clue
feld on Tuesday. ARRANGEMENTS were perfected Tor
the annual BAIL which takes place at quartet
Cub Hall. on February Il.
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JERSEYS NOTED MEN.
DOANE. OF THE CATHOLIC
DIOCESE OF NEWARK

ONE OF THE MOST, NOTEWORTHY FIGURES IN
CHURCH CIRCLES IN THE srATE-HIs WORKS
IN BEHALF OF HIS UNCONVENTIONAL
LEADER IN CHARITABLE CIRCLES.
II would be a difficult task to find more popu-
lar man in the State of Nev-Jersey, among me
clergy and the laty alike. than the Right Kew
Nonslgnor Doanc Any one who has had me nohor
OF meeting this distinguished prelae, either al me
ep,scopal residence in Newark or at socaI
gathering does not have any trouble in DIVING
the reason for the affection and love entertainer
for him by his co-rellgionsts and the nigh os-
tecm in which he is held by the public at large.
OF commanding presence and MASSIVE frame lie
Immediately impresses the visitor as a man OF
the stronges, mentality. His kindly face beams
with good nature and benevolence. 1t is counte-
nance which once seen. leaves an indelible I'm
preston. being thoroughly indicative of the mans
character
Monsgnor Doanes life has been an interesting
one He is the eldest Of the Right Rev
George Washington Doanc. the second hp'scop'l
Bishop OF New-Iersey. man noted Tor ms acholar-
" attainments and he is brother OF the Right
Rev William c. Doane. Episcopal Bishop OF Al
bany He was born in Boston siXty-s!x years ago.
in the rectory Of Trinity Church In that city In
1854 he was graduated from jefferson Medical COL
lege. in Philadelphia but, having decided TO enter
the ministry, practised medicine. After tax
ing course In theology. he was ordained deacon
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MONTCLAIR.

The programme for the Mountainside Hospital
benefit, which will take place next Thursday gives
an excellent idea OF what will probably be the most
artistic entertainment given in town. The
theme of the evening is the midsummer Nights
Dream" which will be read by George Riddle, OF
Boston Before each act tableau posed by an ar
list will be displayed.
nleasant reception was rendered 10 the congrega-
tion Of ST. Iulxes Church Thursday evening by
the rector the Rev. T. y. Carter. and the vestry
Of the church The parish house was well filled ana
formality was banished In merry hunt Tor auto
graphs OF the guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Simpson have issued In
vita,lons for receptions Wednesday, February H.
At their home Hazel Bank" in Mouniain-aVe. Ihe
occasion Is the anniversary of their crystal wed-
ding.
The college men will hold their fourth annua
dinner in Arcanum Hall Thursday. February a. All
MontcIair men who have been 10 college. wnesn nd
they have degrees not, are invited 10 az ~
The committee Of arrangements II composer , \, VI
Tor alter dinner discussion will be Public Parks
The Social Literary Club met on WEDNESDAY a.
The homo OF Mrs Thomas Reed In Park-st LIE
subject OF the papers and discussion was Ihe lhie
ard Writings OF Thomas Quincy, -,
Cards for q tea to be given Dy MIS- ioeHJa-
min Harrison at her home In Claremont-ave on
The Montclair wheelmen held lively smoker In
the clubrooms last Wednesday evening"
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Sl'Af NIT.

The Dramatic Committee Of the Athletic Assoca-
ton OF ST Georges Hall have In preparation several
plays which they will present during February ana
March.
4 substitution concert will be given at tho Park
House in February by the Summit ChoraI society,"
Under tho leadership of Miss Coleman.
An art exhibit was held Friday evening by the
doe the Nexte Thynge Circle" Kings Daughters.
OF the Baptist Church.
L. : Grant Post. q. A. r., will give an enter
tslnment IN Grand Army Hall. in Union avenue. on
Wash.ngtO tons Birthday. -,
Miss Emily NJ Burbank delivered a lecture on the
y orks Of the old composers on THURSDAY at the
home Of Mrs. William ID. Porter. $500
The Fortais hty club met IN the Library bud;ng
on "Wednesday afternoon. The subject under dis
cusslon was Emerson and Bacon on Love and
Friendship" , -
At "A meeting he'd In Calvary Episcopal Church or
TUESDAY evening the Church Music Society was or
,,an,zed Tho object OF tho society ia the practical
study and cultivation of church music. j. Fred
Chamberln. Charles f. Wood and Walter c. Samp-
son elected as the Executive Committee; Brad
lev Garretson. treasurer; Robert w Clucas. score
tary; Professor w. Irving Lyon, director ana Mrs.
John A. Hicks accompanlst. Meetings Will be held
each Monday evening in the rooms OF the School OF
Music in Willard Hall.
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MnRRJSTOWN

Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Nette Badgley Day, daughter OF Wilbur r.
Dav of this city to John Kelsey Burr. "A son OF the
late Rev. j. *. Burr, OF New-lork. Inc wedding
will take place on Wednesday. February o. In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony VIII be
performed by the Rev Edison Burr ID. d., OF New
York. assisted by the Rev. George J. Eckman, pas
tor of the church. The bridesmaids VIII be Miss
Bertha II. Whitney. OF Plainiicd; Miss Hattie L.
Day and Miss Grace i. Bowman, OF Newark; Miss
May T. Cooper, Of Paterson; Miss Mamie l.. Day
and Miss Edith j. Parker OF this city. Miss Carrie
NJ Day a sister OF the bride, will be maid Of honor.
and the Misses Agnes and Fannie Day OF Newark,
will be flower girls. The ushers VIII be Irving
field Leland VI. Burr. Of Paterson: Alfred g. Row
land and j. Howard Ayers. OF Montcair and
Oliver * Day. OF this city W. Carl Mass, OF New
York city VIII be best man. wedding supper
VIII be served Immediately after the ceremony at
the home Of the brides father No. SOutn-st.
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BEIIENIILE.

The Ladies' Social Guild Of the Reformed Church
gave an interesting concert Thursday evening. The
proceeds were devoted to the building fund.
The second e tho series % whist contests be-
tween the Social Whist Club and the Suburban Club.
OF Newark, took place on Wednesday evening. Tbs
Ncwarkers were defeated.
The Music Committee OF the Reformed Church has
arranged with Professor T. j. Bssell for the train
ing OF a class each Wednesday evening. and invites
any singers OF the town to join.
Father Eugene Farrell. OF ST. Peters Church. who
has been seriously III for month. is now abe
to b. about.
Belloville Camp. Traernal Legion, Will hold its
annual reception IN Washington Hall on February
10 The committee In charge are 7. j. Murray, j. J.
Lawrence. j. T. Mcclure. Philip j. Ward and
George Byrnos.
The Daughters OF Liberty met at the home OF
George II. Sanford on Wednesday evening. State
Secretary Willard l.. Hayward was present.
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NORTH HUDSON.

The Epworth League Chapter associated with the
Union Place Methodist Episcopal Church OF Union
HI has elected the following officers: Milton
Hustled president T.. Reynolds Sadie Fields Lucy
Gibbs and Clara Tohcy, vicepresi1cns; Mrs. Homer
I.anning. secretary, and Homer LannIng treasurer
The North Hudson County Camping Club gave a
novel bal at Helflch's Hail. West Hoboken. on
Monday night Camp life by day was illustrated by
n tent on the floor of the hall. ana camp life by
night by pretty tableau.
Pallsade Lodge, r. aud a. NJ, OF Union Hill. gave
a ball Oh Wednesday evening at Ruths Hal
Amercus Hook and Ladder Company. No. 2. OF
West Hobokcn will give a reception and ball at
Frcch's Casino. tomorrow evening. -
The Exempt Firemen's Association, OF Union Hill,
has elected the following officers: President
Charles r. Rub; vice president James Casey secre-
tary A. Hemmer; treasurer. Daniel Wcstcrvelt
Miss Emily Mulvancy OF West Hoboken. and John
C. Grifnths OF Philadelphia were united In marriage
at St MIchaei's Monastery on Tuesday afternoon.
Father Birk performed the ceremony.
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PASSAIC.

The fair held under the auspices OF ST. Mary's
Church. for the benefit OF the new Catholic Hospital
will enrich that institution by nearly 5000
ON Sunday afternoon last Rudolph Paul Lehman
of Jamaica Plains. Mass. and Miss Cara Frenzel.
OF this city were married by the Rev +. r.. Taylor.
The annua; reception OF the Passaic Canoe Club
will be he'd on February L.
soclable for the members OF the First Presbv-
terrain Church held at the home OF the Rev.
T. +. Leavens Thursday night.
The engage OF DR.. Samuel Barasz, OF this
city to Miss Mandekorn. OF New York. Is announced.
William Mcdonald OF Garfield and Miss Mary
Broerse of this city. married on Saturday by
the Rev. James s. Young Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald
Will reside in NewYork.
J. J. Bowes, Il Is understood, has resigned from
the Board OF Governors Of the Public Hospital
lie denies the report that he at any time con-
nec,ci with &. Mays Hospital.
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METUCHEN.

The Whist Club had delightful meeting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. johnson. in Wiam-st..
on Monday evening. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs f.. c. Roland. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Prick
lit, Miss Carrie Dumont. Miss Mollie Colburn. Mrs.
a. c. Hunt. the Hon. and Mrs. Charles L. Corbin'
and Messrs. Tanning. Hunt and Hay. Mrs. Roland
and Mr.. Tanning were the prize winners.
dance was given TO the Grosvenors by MI and
Mrs l.. II. Spear at their home In Woo1brdge-ave
on Tuesday evening. Those present were Mr. ana
Mrs W. H. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. John Edison. Mrs
Robins. Mrs. and Miss Whitman. the Misses Chad
wick, Mrs. Alvin Chadwick. Mrs. p. d. Kempson.
the Misses Waite. Miss Maud Waite. Miss Kittic
Beers, Miss Abble Corb!n Miss Snll.e Freeman, Miss
Molle Colburn. Miss Brown. Mss Belle orion, Miss
Marie Robins. Miss Mallory, Messrs. William Col
a. DuBosque. ali OF Metuchen; Van Nuts. Congor.
Daire. Boyd Saer and Suydam OF New-Brunswck;
A. g. Inrobee OF Lakewood: Reeves, Shaw AMI
Smith. OF New-York. and Mr.. and Miss MacFarland,
Of Rocky Hill.
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PATERSON.
AN AMATEUR EXTRAVAGANZA FOR
CHARITY.

GOVERNOR GRIGGs AND HIS STAFF TO ATTEND
THE CHARITY BALL ON THURSDAY NIGHT
SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK.
Camp Hugh c. Irish, Sons of Veterans. held suc.
cessful fair and bazaar last week at Apollo Hail.
Governor Griggs formally opened 1t, at the same
time presenting to Colonel George w Poltt Q
handsome diamond pin on behalf Of the members OF
the camp The booths did a rushing business vnder
the wise management OF scores OF Patersons fair
daughters.
The newly elected board OF officers OF the Pater-
son General Hospital comprises some of the most
cultured wealthy and socially prominent women OF
the city. They President. Miss Anne lngis;
vice-pres!dents Mrs. Mary f. Ryle. Mrs. Thomas
Barbour Mrs Harry G.. Campbell. Mrs George
Wurts Mrs. John J. Brown, Mrs A. c. Stevens; Sec
rotary Miss Anna johnson; Samuel s. Sherwood
treasurer.
The wide-awske womenfolk of the Y. N. c. A
Auxiliary treated a host Of invited guests to
"razze-dazzle" social Thursday night.
The charity ball will be held in the armory next
Thursday night Governor Griggs and his entire uni-
formed staff will lend glory to the occasion. II VII
be the most ambitious affair OF its kind this city has
ever enjoyed
c. Mortimer Wiske. of New York. the conductor OF
the Orpheus and Cecilia societies, Of Paterson VIII
hereafter make this city his home.
The hop Of companies 4. B and C. OF the "a
Regiment was held in the armory Sunday even
Ing.
Mrs Frank c. Rea. Of Paterson, produced at The
Opera House. Wednesday ard Thursday after
rooms and evenings a fairy extravaganza OF her
own composition. entitled "Bessies Trip TO Wonder
land" The l0s youngsters wonderfully well
drilled. and the performance was picturesque ana
ENJOYABLE LARGE houses welcomed it, and hand
some sum was netted for the benefit of the two local
hospitals. The staging good and the costumes
were pretty. The in the piece were children OF
prominent families The dancing OF these cnildren
was grace and Itself. and elected enthusiastic
The initial drill OF the LIST Battalion In the
armory on Thursday night attended by a. large
number OF guests. who viewed IL from the galleries
IL quite the thing for Patersons fair daughters 70
be in evidence at these drills.
A new training school for nurses, 10 which only
Young women OF education and refinement Will be
admitted has been started at ST. Josephs Hospital,
under the management OF the Sisters OF Charity
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HARRISON AND EAST NEWARK.

Assumption Council No. a. Catholic Benevolent
League. last Monday night entertained the Cam
pa.gn Committee and State officers OF. the State
Council OF the b. j.. in the Catholic Young Mems
Association Hall Addresses were made by the State
president John Lane the State chancellor. James
J. Ferris Of Jersey city and State Secretary, John
]. Gheegan OF Newark.
The third annual reception OF the HARRISON ana
Kearnv Business Mems Protective Association wa1
hold IN Flhpron Hall on Wednesday night. The at
tendance was extremely large. The grand march
bcp,n NJ o O'Clock and was lei by Joseph T. R.ver-
dan and Miss Katie Rice. over 800 people TOOK part
A, midnight A banquet was served IN a lower nali
ar which ell the officers and most or the menlDers
of the Protective Association occupied seats Oh
honor.
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HIS BOOKKEEPER AN EX-CONVICT.

David Sherman, dealer at the Central SOCK
Yards. In Jersey City, instructed his bookkeeper
Herbert Madigan. to pay the employees on January
u.s. and gave him sl13. Madigan fed with the money.
Mr. Sherman recalled the fact that an attempt nau
haen made three weeks prior TO force open the money
drawer In the safe and concluded that the fugitive
was the offender. the attempt was made on day
when an unusually large sum of money was In the
drawer He informed the police and they arrested
Madigan yesterday at his brothers home. No. 1884
Ninfi-st Jersey CITY Detective Clark, who made
the arrest, astonished to find that Madigan was
an old offender. whose photograph was N the
rested In his youth and had not reached maturity
when he was sent to State Prison in 1883 to serve
term OF five years for breaking into an office and
robbing safe. Mr. Sherman was surprised when
Informed that his former bookkeeper was an ex-
convict
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TRYING 70 SAVE KOHL's NECK.

BISHOP wIGGER. FATHER HAMMER AND JUDGE
HENRY APPEAL. TO GOVERNOR GRIGGS.
Governor Griggs this morning granted an aualence
10 Judge Henry, of Newark. counsel Tor henry
Kohl. the murderer sentenced to die on February
10 who requested that extraordinary session OF
the Court of Parions be convened TO act on an APP
nlication for communication of the death penalty TO
IMPRISONMENT for life. Bishop Wigger and Father
Hammer spiritual adviser to the condemned man.
were introduced by Dean McNulty, and they also
nlesded for another hearing for koh.. Iovernor
S.ricgs will review a transcript OF the testinony
and he promised an early decision. The proceeding
IA unusual the Court of Pardons having aread ii
refused 10 interfere An adverse uecis'O" VIII
finally sea! the sentence OF death
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, ROY sANpRAGGED AND ROBBED.

STRUCK DOWN IN JERSEY CITY ON his Wal
HOME FROM NIGHT SCHOOL.
Matthew J. Furth sixteen-year- boy, was
sandhaeged and robbed on Friday night In 'front.' OF
school No s. on Sherman-ave.. Jersey CITY lie
was found lying apparently UNCONSCIOUS on the
sidewalk at midnight with bruise on his head MS
hat broken and a pocket that had contained % was
turned inside out. Furth. who hVes at 40. o'
Franklln-st. Jersey City, was taken to the SKIN
prec,nct noce station He is employed by a New
York insurance company and received his pay Tor
two weeks amounting to SIS so. lie purchased %
csnts' worth OF ferry tickets and for some reason
which he did not explain he put IS in one pocket
and s. in the other The night school WniSn ne mao
attended held its closing exercises on FRIDAY nlght
and az he was late he did not go home TO supper,
but directly to the school After the Viz
and was struck down while passing the schooi Dy a
footpad who was hiding in the shadow or the renee