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Evening journal., 1896-12-15
NOTICES

NOTICE. have sold all my interest I'm
the Chris tmas tree business to Clarence
i. Smcltz, who will continue the business
of Catskil mountain trees ever brought
TO this morket Thanking my many GUS
toners for their former patronage / de-
this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as l am sure it will pay them to do so.
S. n. SMELTZ.
/ have purchased the Christmas tree
business Of 5. n. Smeltz and viii have
fun line of choice trees on sale about
December II, at Fourth and Shipley
streets and Tenth and Market streets.
CLARENCE l.. SMELTZ.
ELECTION.
Central National Bank
Wilmington, Del, Dec. II, 1886.
The annual election FOR directors of this
bank will be held at the banking-hOuse,
on Tuesday, January y. 1897, between the
hours OF i clock m. and o'clock p. m.
II. p. RUMFORD, Cashier.
Evening journal., 1896-12-15
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND

Quinine-Whisky as an efficient Blood
Purifier. Fine tonic for convalescents. It
cures la grippe. ID. w. Lynch & Co.
agents.
Evening journal., 1896-12-15

Try Ice. bottle of BRAZILIAN Balm.
Evening journal., 1896-12-15

VT lSh, oEN ENlH AND hlNG.
H. T. Sergeant, dealer in coal and
wood. Large pea coal for family use.
Hickory wood for open CRATES. Phone 545.
Evening journal., 1896-12-15
THE PIANOS PURCHASED.
QUESTION OF BEGGING SYSTEM IN
DEFINITELY POSTPONED.

CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED BY THE BOARD OF EDU-
CATION AT IT'S MEETING LAST
NIGHT-THE MATTERS DIS
CUsSED.
Considerable business was transacted
at the regular session of the Board of
Education last night. The deed for the
lot adjoining the Howard School was
presented by Mr.. Baynard. The board
recently purchased the lot. Miss Kate
Bonner was appointed sixth assistant
teacher in No. y school, and Miss Mar
tha b. West special assistant in the
grammar department of No. 16 school,
The Finance Committee made this re-
port:
Balance October 1, 1896. new
buildings. &C.. ..... ...$ 6l529
Balance October 1, 1896, cur
rent expenses ............ 16,29742
Interest on October deposits. 1877
COlOred school tax, J.T. Dickey 332.O
Appropriation from Council 11,16O.79
Total e.. ..... .s27 419.s6
Salaries paid teachers. ...... $40, ,652. .55
Salaries paid officers and
Janltors..... &c. ......... 977O1
Salaries paid for manual
training. ... ..... .. 1862
Paid for repairs ......... BLISS
Paid for books...... ....... 1882
Paid for supplies. survey de-
partment. &C.. ...... 6137
Free Library appropriation 1924
Miscellaneous bills e.. . .. 290.99
Balance new building fund 615.29
Balance current expenses. 13,371.79
Total. ..... .. ... s27, ,4ls.se
Evening journal., 1896-12-15

LADIES' coats altered and repaired at
Kings, No 6l5 Orange street
STAMPING and pinking done at No.
6l5 Orange street
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
MORRISTOW\.

Mrs William Shelton gave card party 70 few
friends on Last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Robert Grannis gave very enjoyable card
party last Wednesday afternoon at her home. on
Morris Plains.
Nice-ChanCellor Pitncy expects TO sail for Europe
soon lie goes on account OF his health.
Mr. and Mrr. Granville Winthrop have taken O.
Taintors country place for the summer months
Norman Henderson and Mr.. Fiich. OF the Norris
town Polo team. are again In Morrstown for me
summer.
Invitations are out for the wedding or MISS Grace
Fanshaw of this city. 10 q. NJ. Allen. of New-1ork
on June D. in the Church OF the Redeener.
The Rev Dr. John Macnaushtan, Of this city ana
the Rev J T. Adams. OF Brooklyn. formerly or TINS
place, have been spending the Iast week IN '"e
mountains OF Pennsylvania. trout nshing. -
Miss Mary Cockburn Smith and MISS {9st%lck
sailed on the ST. Paul for uthampton on W c1ncS ,
DIV Las, They intend pass the summer ABROAD
nn1 return 10 MorristOwn in the fall 1900,
The Misses Hopkins tea In honor OF MIS- NlIlam
Marsh was one OF the social affairs OF iaSt WttN
Mrs Joseph Dickson. Miss Gertrnde Hoy ana MIS-.
Dean assisted by presiding at the tea tables. -,
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Jean Slee,
who sings in the South Street PrcsbNierian Church
Of This CITY 10 Charles Starr, OF Orange Editor OF
The Orange HcraId
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
NEW-BRUNSWICK.

c.or Charles u Herbert will leave New
brunswick in few days for long soJou'n :"
Colorado He will be the guest OF his bro'her'
Robert Herbert, who has extensive mining propo'-
ties in that State. . ~,
The annual inspection Of Company ID. Sd Resf-
mon, National Guard OF New-Jersey. took place IN
the armory in New brunswick on Tuesday even
ing For the ninth consecutive time every msihoef
OF the company answered to roNcai i"'s 'e0oie
of attendance inspection Is excelled Dy none anu
equalled by only other National Guaru 'o,n-
many in the United States. VIZ, Company H.
IN Regiment New-York. The inspecting officer
was Colonel d. b. Murphy. of Camden
home Wedding OF social interest took place On
Wednesday evening at the home OF the Kew III.
John WOODBRIDGE IN Somerset-st MISS Heieh ffee>
man Woodbridge was married TO the Rev Chaimers
p Dyke. pastor Of the Reformed Church In German
towu-on-the- Hudson The ceremony was performed
hv the Rey Samuel Woodbridge uncle OF the bride.
Miss Elizabeth Strong was maid OF honor. Inc
bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Howard OF PeoriA'
III: Miss Elizabeth Freeman. OF Troy y. Il "iss
Anna d. Woodbridge, OF this city ana MISS aims
Ramsay OF St Louis Thomas Russum. OF LIZA
beth was best The ushers were hooSr' r nm-
lev. Of White Plains. " y: Eugene Be''S, o, HeW- W.
brunswick; Richa'd J. McDona'd ana p'"'' w.
Cooper, OF New wBrunswick; .,t =, ,h.
The Crescent Tennis Club held a meeting al dnS ,nS
home OF Miss Clara Ross on Frday evening anu
elected several new members. .o,,,.oa l.. =, ws.k
n,arrieI in the First Reformed Church on the even.
Ink OF June 4: Miss Sadie zimmerman ana AIrso hi
VSn \est on the afternoon of June s. ana MISS
Lille Suy,iam and william lie Burt on the evening
OF June 3. 49,, e,,shoa ,ho,r
co,rs. and honor men announced this Week
The seniors Will give play, - Ministers son.
90 Nondav evening and hold their banquet after
ward. ,,..Ao,,.. t-o,sco
nal church on Tuesday evening elected as trustees
Nnssrs Joseph Fisher Alexander Pettt. Robert ".
potrit Peter " Flick H. T.. Collins, Phllip Neges
Dr Harvey Iredell W. H. Reeves ana George ILL
bert. ..o., ,o,u-
lar eocsl orRarzations In the city. celebrated lts
twentv-sIxth anniversary in Columbia Hall on Iues-
Memorial Day will be celebrated IN this city,
Rnhert Raggs Post. g. A. r., has charge OF tne ar
rangements Howard MacSherry viii be the orator
of the day. - T.. ., -, o-,a,,.a
n, chris, Ep,scopal Church. this city on the MORN
tnc oS TRINITY sunday by Bishop Scarborough. VIII
iasve shortly afterward for Europe, where he VIII
snand the summer in travelling
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

Mrs Laura Mills wife Of Governor Mils OF iows'
has been visiting her sister. Mrs Florence Gibson.
of cen,ral-aye Harrison. and Mrs. ii. Heath. OF
Mdland-avc Arlington Mrs. Mills was formerly
resident OF Arlington where she was well known AZ
the daughter Of H. B Hon. She will return west IN
few days.
Tho closing reception OF the Womans Literary
Cub Of Arlington will take place next Ihufscay
night in the Arlington Club house auditorium Inc
reception which is 20 be fun dress. Will be preeeiea
by an entertainment. including some very attractive
musical numbers and short original shetch' en-
title-l "A Dream OF Fair Women Mrs t. 4.
sebers the president, Will take the recitatve par,.
The Arlington Orchestra Il quartet ana wen
known volinist will provide the music
Colonel Campbell. OF the ist Regiment. y IL y d.
with his staff viii attend services to-day IN free-
mans Hall In Midiand-ave. as the quests OF ,ns
Rev Johu Keller chaplain OF the regiment Con-
panv G.; of Arlington. and all oi me Newark votnr
n, MES viii be present b. request or the chapian
The phil sheridan Veteran Associations airanHe-
rnents FOR Memorial Day have been competed, ins
psracr will form kearnN ave near fnplic Scnoot
10 a ana will march 10 the Arlington cemetery AZ
o'clock At the head Of the lire Will he the FRO
roNnsh,p Committee and municipal onlcers foI.
lowing the viii march the veterans ana the BOYS
BRIG de OF the First Presbyterian Churcn ana puolc
school children The Rev John Keller VIII denver
the orr lion a: the cemetery. After the services me
limo will reform and march 10 the PresDNterlan
Chanel where tho Boys Brigade VIII be presentsc
with a handsome stand OF colors.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
ENGLEWOOD.

rho main social Incident OF the last week was tho
reccpiion given at the home Of +. a. BrinckerhoH
The women entertaining were Mrs. T.. A. BrlncKer-
boT Mrs +. s Duncan Mrs. f. \. Brnckerhoh
ir and Miss Brinckerhon.
The exhibition Of art posters at the home OF ,. -
Hard on THURSDAY evening, was compete ONE
and dcsutic the incleincnt weather, large number
r enthusiasts attended Besides the arti'tlc part OF
tho nrogramme there were refreshments ana music
Next wednesday evening the opening dance oi
the season will be given at the hotel, under 'he
monaremcnt OF Mr.. Thompson. IT Is expected that
this place will be largely patronized during the COM
ing season.
In spite OF heavy rainstorm the amateur MIN
a,re1 ncrformance was well attended and proved a
h,ge succegs Burnt t-cork entertainments always
receive the hearty Endorsement OF Englewood au-
d,onces. especially when given by well-known local
people , -. .,e
This small city Is always well represented NJ 'he
educational institutions. and the three young wom-
on rou, ot Vassar are making the usual good snow
inc Mics Hart has been appointed historian OF the
senior class and is also an editor OF the cohege
naner Besides standing well in their studies MISS
Ranks and Miss Plat lead In athletics. The FORMER
has been the champion tennis player uu'ins i "et
nnf,re college course Miss Homans. Also o.
Eroiev-ood was during her four years az fough-
ternsie Miss Banks was one or the winning tedi'
a. ,he relay race while Miss Plati won me vault
,u,.s second in throwing the Dasebail, anu captain
of the victorious basket ball team
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
HOBOKEN.

A bicycle club TO be known az the Pioneer Nhee-
men has been organized by the members or me
Pioneer Social Club. with the following oHicers'
Csptain Louis Paul; first Lieutenant, oto Meyer
second lieutenant Jack Dickman; third lieutenant
Charles Heis The Pioneer Boat Cubs ofhcers
are. Captain, Fred Haag; first mate George Leid-
Kicker.
The Children OF Mary, OF our Lazy OF urace
Church. closed the season on Thursday evening
with an entertainment complimentary to the mem
hers Of the sewing circle who have been providing
garments for the poor during the winter Dancing
and refreshments followed he programme
A nne concert given by the Orpheus Ohoral
Society at Trinity Hall. on Wednesday night uhder
the direction OF Professor c. B. Clark
The Hoboken GAederlrapz entertained Iarge
audience at Bushmann's Hall on wednesday even
ing The music showed the l.iederkranE 10 DE III
George lawrence and Miss Emma T. RIndt' OF
No SOS Washlngton-st., were quietly marrieu py
Jus,ice Rusch on Wednesday evening. - i,
The members OF the Hoboken quartet oIup heiu
nm ENJOYABLE social Tuesday evening -
A. the regular meeting OF the Christian Woerner
Camp No l. s o. V. held IN odd Fellows nan
on Tlieqday night. three new members were mus mus
tered In. large delegation Hoih hoi'es lump
Of NewYork, was present.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
ACCUSED or PLANNING ARSON.
THE KING OF THE ITALIANS" GIVEN AWAY BY
HIS INTENDED ACCOMPLICE.

THE KING OF THE ITALIANS GIVEN AWAY BY
HIS INTENDED ACCOMPIICE.
New-Brunswick. May D (SpecaD.-Antonio Cata-
nno, known in New-Brunswick as king OF the
Italian Colony" was arrested this afternoon ana
bdged In the Middlesex County jail charged win
pAnning 10 have a house which he owns In Hale
T. burned. with the intent 10 get $50 Insurance
salono was exposed by a fellow -countrymaA'
rocco sagastes. Yesterday Sagastes visited Prose
ea'or John s. Voorhees, and revealed carefuiiy ar
Hanged plot
sagastes told the Prosecutor that Cataono re-
.en'y came TO him and said: II own property you
SSao" n hae-st. Il IS the house next 10 the iiht
sase' scaool and is insured for $50. IL you wiI
S h.: set nre to this house / will give you S"p casl
uoa iet yourself De or let any one kil0M
sI go, nt Plan Catalono had agreed 70 give %
lns can Of Kerosene and matches ana the DuIlu
last night " '"' P'0'' va" "
da ~ TseaM Voorhees, advised Sagastes TO agree 20
uadno.. so.S. 50 as 10 get evidence against tIe
celysi - accordingly Sagastes saw Cataioho, re
os,srssl N'oeene and matches, ana went ava!
them ovs 70 hrt the building. Instead, ne turht!
was svns ~. 70 the Prosecutors custody. A WarIdh'
failed ~ ,0in out for CatalOnOs arrest and ne "as
he G,aSI SIe,adi Of & 90 bail 10 await the actoh "
repor,sS =. yufy catalOno Is junk dealer ana ID
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
RUTHERFORD.

With one or two exceptions all the teachers In the
Rutherford schools have been reappointed for the
co,,ino vcar The rearranrements include the prn-
ciroIs of the grammar school and the primary
schools.
John Blake the father OF Lieutenant Joseph j.
Rlake of Company L. "a Regiment died at his
home in New-York city this week. He was eighty
ono vcars old native Of Stockholm Sweden, and
one of the "Argonauts OF 40" In the days OF the
old dinners Mr. Blake first mate Of the famous
Red Rover. and his exhibit OF curious CnHese "oods
lnaid In "A table. nj the 'rystai IaIh'e ioi'y sc''S
ago received much attention
Union Truck and Bucket Company No J, the pio-
necr volunteer fire company oi KutnerIorH; cele.
brn ted It's twentieth anniversary on friiay night AZ
the Union Club Auditorium. when the play Amer
lean Fascination" was given by Rutherford ana
Passaic amateurs before an appreciative audience;
Those in tho cast were Mrs Charles Cropsey and
Miss Mae Gaines Amery, of Rutherford ahu MISS
of Passaic 4 dance followed the play The enter
tainment was arranged by Mrs. W. f. Fuilagar.
Rutherford Lodge. Knights Of Pythias. accom-
panied by many friends. went In BODY 70 PATERSON
on Thursday night and joined in the celebration OF
The twenty-fnh anniversary OF Fabola Lodge.
The Rubnsten club. an organization OF we'll
known musical women. OF which ;. H. Rhodes ~ ui-
rector VIII sing at I.yceum Hall reXt Tuesday night
at the enterta nment unGe: TIE auspices ol St Johh
OF which vii. be used for the Improvement OF the
Sunday school room OF the Church Other fehtnre
OF the entertainment will he May-poIe dance py
New-York seight-of-hand performer. and tabieaus
The Rutherford Bicycle Clu, has been organized
and will have n club run to Ridge to-day.
Miss Mary Teresa Willis. the elder daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Willis. VIII be married 10
II. reception at the home OF the brides parents
IN Rutherford Will follow the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
RAYONNE.

The Young Peoples Society connected with the
Bergen Point German Evangelical Churcn mas eiec.'
ed the following officers President. Charles FRED
ericks; vicc-presdent. John Bernhardt' secre'ai''
Herman Beck: treasurer Charles krauss.
The Bayonne Association OF Exempt flremeh has
decided TO hold It's annual picnic and summernsnte
festival in Metropolitan Park on Saturday. Aug
ust g.
Mr.. Henry j. Gouari. OF Track-ave. and West
Fourth-st has returned from an extended so)ourn
at Lakewood
The following officers have been chosen by the
Alumni Association Of the Bayonne High School:
President John b. Holding; vice-pressden' Miss
Margaret +. Mitchell secretary, Miss Ella Barnes:
treasurer, Mss Emily A,pers.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding OF
Allan Hudson Church OF Avenue A. this city, and
Nlsss Harrie. Elise Weeks OF Elizabeth. The cere-
mony Will take place in s. johns Protestant Ep.s-
conal Church Elizabeth. on Wednesday, June
Miss A. !. T. Thomas, principal or the Bayonh0
High School. delivered an interesting lecture on
"Our Neglected. Inheritance Alaska. IN the First
The High school Debating Society Will discuss me
subject ls Bicycling Injurious TO the kider az its
NEXT meeting The affirmative Will be upheld py
the Misses Matte Farless and Annie Ramsey ana
Nessrs George J. Stoner, Walter Bettman. clarence
Lay and Joseph Williams. while the negative VIII
and Messrs Gus P.ante and Thomas j. Parker. tr.
Epworth League. Chapter No. Ssis' OF tne be,een
Point Methodist Episcopal Church. celebrates ite
seventh anniversary last Friday evening Win an
ENJOYABLE reception and entertainment IN tos 1eJs
nolds Memorial Chapei.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
rur rRrELAND TWINS RELEASED.
,uscu,rvovs YOUTHS ALLOWED TO GO ON
The Mls-m n NV r,ruERss PROMISE TO MOVE

-,,r uscHlEvoUs YOUTHS Ai''o"l-D ~ wv 0
The MlSr ,r,n m r,rnERss PROMISE TO MOVE
May o (SpeclaD.-The rrepressioie
Paterson rove again been turned loose Ihey
Vreelahu !" M, ,af,re Judge Hopper in the Pater-
pleaueu w. social Sessions yesterday anu were
"" .ar3el and allowed to go u'iN''
'eI.'.' When the Judge was "po"' ~ ,, 'D.
ssn'eh'e .sa,- father arose and with tearlu' eyes
sen''noe tho boys be released. lie sa'd ne nAu
asKea ma ,.o,,h,s with them until he moved 10
never "AI nromsed if the twins were let OH
Passa'' az. ,roud move back to his o'd home IN
pargsn County and take 'ne '"'''' "''"S'
49, suspended on this coha'loN ,u,,,. o,c,,
"aS ar,s Wins Dayii and George are ndru'E e'e".
Inc ~. ars together they might tip the scales al
years O ~. In appearance they give no mint OF
sN' ~, r.,urs and either OF them would pass 1or
Their Ie choO boy. Ihey nave Plous eH
q mo1eI I'D mild deprecatinG voices. Ihese az
preston an an Inorahv prominent when they are med-
Tributes sone deviltry. They have peeh IN NOR
tallhs ran YOU can think. Tney nave peeh az
scrdpsS - and time again, individually ana COL
feslel IN Generally the latter, for they prefer 10
setiven, n,ssber In Dundee, where they lived. they
sofk 'os .1,-ar 70 the entire community. They nave
he.e as,ant visitors to the police s,aton lot SIN
,t w and are known to every onlcer III IIe C;t!
nV"s, ~ "cornt OF their misleeis would Nil humOe'
a. naces OF the police register -. Aoo,, ,r,a7 Il.
e cbaree on which they have just been urea IL
sS',s a candy store in Passac at midhsht on
w. ~ and stealing q small sum OF none! diiu d d
&,Y,rv &sy Nv 81 candy and chewing gum On AprH -
SlT'"h hroke into School No. l. painted the o.aCK-
Ssrd overturned the seats ana placei 49, 20 "a
.,o "a a TOOL chest and stole a number OF carpenter
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
EIIZADETiI.

IN. graduation exercises OF the class OF %. Eliza
beth General Hospital Training Schoo. for Nurses.
were held on Friday night last at the hospital The
exercises began at o'clock, and were extremely IN
terestine The class consisted OF Miss May flem-
inc Miss blanche Barnard, Miss l.. NJ. Carew. Mss
Kate X Mitchell, Miss Puma \. Holmes ana Miss
Ellen +. Connington.
The Elizabeth Turn Vereln will 80 on It's snnual
MAY walk" this morning, their destination beng
Staten Island. where they will roam all day among
The hills and dales OF Richmond county
The University Extension Society held It's annual
mcetIne on Monday night, and elected the following
SON George S. l.eary. the Rev. II; H. Sleeper, X
w Wood ward, Miss Jessie Smith, MISS Margaret T.
parrot and Mrs f. G. Mes OF Ros,le Ihe treas
rer report showed the total receipts TO pe sS-o ef
exnenses 81, ,2c4 5y balance In treasury. SIG 10
II was decided to secure the services OF the Rev.
mr. Rlggs for a course OF six lectures next season,
ana that William l.. Phelps. OF Yale, be secured 10
deliver six lectures on literature
Tho Roard OF Managers elected William Herbert
CnrnIn president Ira B. Wheeler vice-presdent.
Mrs IL A. Glare secretary, William W. Wiliett
treasurer
pleasing musical was given on Tuesday night
q, ,he South Broad Street Chapel. The singers
uere Mrs 4 E. Wilcox, Miss IL Harrington, NJ. T.
,rowniev William Kline. T.. l.. Hubert ond Mrs. III.
Newton Fltch .
N,avor Rank.ns father. the venerable DIR. John G
Rankin OF Basking Ridge; celebrated MS esnuetn
hr,hdav last Monday, and the Mayor and family
gre presen, the reception given In honor or the
aged castor who for nearly half a century has Deen
In charge Of the Presbyterian church at Basklng
Ridge He resigned ,ast year, but the congregation
made him pastor emeritus.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
ST " NIT.

dance was given In Music Hall, Hotel Beech
wood. last evening.
only a Woman's Heart" Is the title OF n four-art
drama that will bc presented in Music Hall. Hotel
Uccchwool by company OF Ncw-York artists on
June l.
T. = Grant Post. c. a r.. has accepted an invi-
tat.on from school 40 s. at Berkeley Heights 10
be present at nlg-ra.sing on Memorial Day
Mrs Hamilton ". Mabi". Miss POtwln and Miss
Means have been selected 10y the Fortnightly Ciub
to purchase books for thc summit Library with the
proceeds OF the authors reading given last week
Professor a. T. Henlrckson. Of Brooklyn enter
talned SUNNI; Council No l0i2. in Masonic Hall
on Monday evening
The new organ ~ calvary Eps opal Church was
formally Opened" with appropriate ceremonies on
Thursday evening By the chofmaster Professor
W. l. Lyon. -, g., a.. ,e,
4 garden fete will be given in June for the benent
of the Arthur Home FOR Destitute Boys.
The summit Fresh Air AMI Convalescent Home
viii be opened next week FOR the reception OF
The Rev Dr Thomas \. s;arley. Bishop Of the
Newark Episcopal Diocese paid his annual visit 10
Calvary Church this week - ,.,
The members of the Baptist Church have elected
the following officers: Deacons. William T. pay
lanes NJ Woodruff: trustees. Richard Pnair. r. [.
Jewett William T. Day treasurer. T.. g Jewett:
Clerk william T Day; ushcrs. George '. Much
more w f. Day and f. X Nixon.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
REINER PLEADS Not CT IIl.

COUNTS FOR LIBELLING MAYOR RANKIN.
Eliza beth. May 23.-Before Judge Mccormick, IN
the Union County Court Of Common Pleas to-day
about thirty persons who were indicted by the last
Grand Jury were arraigned 10 plead. The prncipal
Indictments were agains; John NJ Rener Editor OF
The Elizabeth Herald" who was accused OF Grim
nal libel by Mayor Rankin. He was indicted on
three counts and after pleading not guilty was re-
leased on furnishing 500 bail upon each indictment
Justice Vincent W. Nash, Of Pialnhed, became ms
bondsman. and the trial VIII be held on June 10;
when Reiner Will be defended by Samuel kahsn' Oh
Newark. Martin Green. the caretaker OF the ran.
way Catholic Cemetery pleaded guilty 10 an assault
On Miss Jennie Campbell OF this city, and was re-
manded for sentence. Dr. Charles Schmidt. OF Ran
way indicted for practising medicine without a
license or diploma pleaded not guilty, and furnished
hail