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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07
SANTA TE IMPLEMENT SPECIAL.
Colorado Train of Twenty-Five
Solid Loads.

soma GOauS'
The Herald is in receipt of hand
some itinerary and time card from
the Santa Fe officials showing the day
light run made by a solid train of
twenty-five carloads of farm implle-
ments, wagons, buggies and bicycles
that has just been shipped over that
line from Kansas City to Denver.
The train was decorated with stream
ers and banners and though tied up
nights was run at a high rate of speed
between the larger towns and terni-
nal points The shipment was from
the firm of Parlin & Orendorf, and no
train of this species has heretofore
been given the pomp and ceremony
from the river to Denver as was &C
corded this Santa Fe special These
kind of trains are being made to ex-
tensively advertise the arid regions,
and the railway companies spare no
pains in carrying out the idea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07
coUNTERFErTERs CApruREn.

NEW YORK, March e.-secret Service
Agent George r. Bagg today raided the
establishment of the METROPOLITAN Pbofo-
Autograph company on the top floor of
the building No. Is Clinton place, and
captured an entire outfit for counterfeit-
ing ~ silver certificates of the series OF
1881, with the Window vignette.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07
The short Line.

NEW YORK. March 6.-The reorgan-
ization committee representing all the
interests Of the Oregon Short Line
property has prepared a plan which
will be submitted to the security hold
ers on March 10. Various depositaries
of this city have been appointed to
receive the respective classes of Sc
C11ritieS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07

WASHINGTON, March ct is un-
derstood the president will transmit to
the senate next Monday the following
nominations to fill important vacan-
cies in the Indian service:
Indian Inspectors-J- G. Wright,
South Dakota; John Lane, Oregon.
Agent Rosebud agency, South Dakota.
Charles McHesney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07
threatened Ry War vessels.

LONDON, March 6-The Times has
information from Curacao, the Danish
West Indies, that the authorities of
that place have been advised that a
British squadron of five ships will ar
rive there shortly. Curacao is about
seventy-fve miles from the Venezuelan
coast
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st. Petersburr Cold to spain.

NEW YORK, March GA special to
the Herald from st. Petersburg says:
SPANS attitude toward the United
States in connection with the Cuban
question is regarded as ridiculous"
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My BE Cedar City.

Railroad men say that the Rio
Grande Western will not only build to
Marysvale this season-but will go
many miles beyond that point. 1t may
be that Cedar City will be reached be
fore the close of the year.-Salina
Press.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The cabi-
net was in session today nearly four
hours. The general impression was
that Cuban affairs were under discus
sion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07
FRENCH SYMPATHY
FOR THE CUBANS
Republican France a Unit For
the Insurgents.
RUSSIANS FRIENDLY TO US,
SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY OF OUR
ARMY COMMANDERS.

Probability That a Military Com
mission viii BE Sent to Cuba By
the Presfdent-Spanish in Cuban
Cities Taking Action to Boycott
American Trade-A Prominent
Cuban Astonished at Sherman's
Fiery Attitude.
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NEW YORK. March 6.-The Cuban
insurgents have succeeded in landing
more munitions Of war az Cuban ports.
Dr.. Joaquin Castillo, chancellor OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-07
The U. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to- all others.
THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The treas
ury today lost 81, OBJ 400 in gold coin and
200 in bars, which leaves the true
amout of the reserve $128,946,290.
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FAMOUS rrBLIsHER DEAD.

HAMPSTEAD, L. T.. March 6.-Philip
>: A. Harper the retired senior member.
or the publishing firm of Harper Brothers
Of New York City died at his residences
here today OF a complication of heart and
kidney troubles,
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PENSIONS WILL BE
PAID IN CHECKS.
Because Many Veterans Squan-
der Their Pick-Ups.
POSTAL APPROPRIATIONS.
BILL WILL FOOT UP NINETY-Two
MILLIONS.

Resolution on Postomcc Inspectors
Debated-ArizOna school Land
Bill Considered in Senate Conn
mfttee-Army Orders and Indian
Inspectors.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
WORKING aEN FAVOR NKINLkY.

month ago The Tribune sent OF, circular let
ters for the purpose Of sscertaining just how the
v-orkirgu.cn Of TIE State stood on the currency
question and how far there had been change OF
parties The replies received and published ind!-
Gated an overwhelming sentiment for sound money
and showed tha, many Democrats would this time
vote for Mckinley. Bolated answers keep coming
In all the time. Here are two sarnpes:
To the Editor Of The Trbure ,.,..
Sir Your circular letter OF the Hst ult asking
for the standing of our workinfmen on the cur
rcncy question. was referred 10 M. prepared a
secret ballot and az a result found that twelVc oi
our men sre in favor Of Mckinley, and three or
them expressed no choice. This practically consu-
t,,tes our working force who will vote this fali
Vcrv tril,y voiIrs. l., IL. FRENCH, Electrician
Suburban Electric Company, Eizabeth.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: About two weeks ago had placed IN my
hand communication from YOU asking Tor nlor-
nation IN regard TO the standing OF tne .nipoff f,
Of the United States Rubber Company, in TINS GU!
on Inc currenc~ question. After thinking the ma
Tor over carefully would give the following sstl-
mates first on gold standard and free SILVER. mus
cold standard Eo per cent? free silver ~ per cent
second on the different candidates Tor PRESIDE I.
thus Mckinley. ~ per cent; Bryan, " per cent
Palmer % per cent. rcpr,t.N
Ncw-B?unswick. rCi'E-iA->'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
IfOBOKEN.

Otto Col. and Miss Johanna Appel married
on Wednesday evening at ne home OF the brides
parents. No 80 Garden-s,.. In the presence OF a
large circle OF relatives and friends The Rev Alex
ander Richter. OF St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.
Island City. was bridesmaid. and Mss Louise Coil
n. Appel and little Miss Coil were pages \ recep-
don followed the ceremony.
The pr.ncip. arair OF the week In this city
WAS The annual bazaar Of the Hoboken Quarter Cub.
wn.cn was IN progress every evening in the hand-
some clubhouse, On upper Wasntfls tOn-St. Mayor
ta.an s.ar,ec tie ra.n.nery moving or MoadAy
al,A. wltn happy speech, ~ Wnlcn ne wisnSq the
from ,he way IL which nundieds pauonize1 me
booths every evening. the Mayor wish. as Well as
t,a, OF tne managenler, was gratifed.
An afternoon tea was gwen Dy several weli-knowI
Friday N honor OF Mrs. J. ". Stewart general pres-
d,ni Of the Noedlevo ork Guild OF America. Tne Re-
cepilon Committee consisted Of Mrs. T.: +. c. Lewis.
Mis- a. IT, Roach. Mrs. Dr.. w. T. Kud len. Miss
Ale, Clark and Mrs. Lawrence Fagan. The ladies
wno presided az the tables Mrs. c. D. Julien.
Mss tlaryoy, Mrs =. w. Barke,ew. Mrs. Ludecke.
Mrs. Wllkens. Mrs. ketcham Mrs. Hugo ana Miss
An 'autumnal fair" was held in the chapel OF the
FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church. on Washington
st Thursday ard Friday evenings under The auspices
Mere art!sticaiiy decorated and in charge Of a
n,ln,ter OF pretty girls. among them being Miss NJ
4 Onerhe!ier. Mrs Pau A. straub Miss Florence
pve Miss Mime Scott Mrs T.. d. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Spencer H. Smith, Miss Helen Z. Richardson ana
Mss Mary Walkomeelus and Albert Kloeher. IT,.
cnre married on Wednesday evening al NO. 23l Park-
ave by the Rev. John Heck, pastor OF st. Joins @
Sonba Kloeber were bridesmaids. and Charles
Walkomesus and Henry Erxmeyer were best men,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
NfW>jtR>:tI kkN
~ 80, 70
p1TNEY SURE TO WIN.
.xvAss OF THE WITH DISTRICT
cuowS HIM TO BE SLATED FOR
ANOTHER TERM

,,,,rALIrY THIS YEAR LIKELY TO BE
,,,v AS LARGE AS IT WAS ~ is94-yI.s
.rrrvE CAMPAIGN CAUSES 4 REvUL-
goN IN sENrIMENT-ExTRAvA.
CANT PROPHECIES OF PoPo-
CRATIC LEADERS.
,,o--,s,own Oct. "a (spociaD Within the last
49, weeks a great change has come over the
y.,ca, horizon in this the IVth Congress Dis
,",,. The day after the nomination of Farmer
r,,,Ar the man would have been considered in
s.,s uho would have said that there was any
~.,v for Mahon Pitney 20 be reelected An ac-
i've campaign. in which argument took the place
:, ,,rectiye. has brought about change in sem
,,ro.rt in oil parts OF the district and Popocratic
.,.narers are practically at their wits ends to
..s how, they can possibly figure OUT victory
for their candidate
Even the most enthusiastic Republicans IN the
Get. admit that this district is perfect hotbed
:, pop,,lIs,n. Siverism. Greenbackism and any
.,,.r .ss,n" that can delude the unthinkins and
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
MORRISTOWN.

The engagement Is announced OF Josi1h Fiskc, OF
this ely 10 Miss Marshall. OF New-York.
The Misses Keashoy. OF Miller Road who have
been spending the greater part OF the summer trav
Cling In the West. returned 20 their Morristown
homo last wcek.
Miss Annie Howland Ford, OF James-st.. accom-
paried by Mrs Lucret!n Hitchcock and Miss Hitch
cock OF MacCullough-avc will soon sail for Eu-
r5pc 10 he absent iurihg the winter months. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Se!dier. Of Sout hist. viii
soon leave for Ncw-York. where they Will take Up
their winter residence. The Misses Seidlcr expect
10 rail- for Europe In the near future to spend the
wlntcr In travel.
Miss Agnes Brown second daughter Of Mrs.
Clark Brown Of Soutn-st.. Is traVe. ing IN Europe.
Her engagement to German baron has been an
nounC"G. 80 ,, l.,
Mr. ard Mra. Edward J. Hall. of kahdcna. IN honor
Of thoir tHo daughters. the Misses Hall. who made
their debut into society. was deghtful affair.
hrnong those present were Miss Marie Brice. MISS
Alice Walker. Miss Glare Foster Miss Louise Eg-
bert Mrs Frederic Wood. Miss Gertrude Hoy. Miss
Eisic Whitney. Miss Alice Bushnc. Miss Charlotte
S,id!.r Miss Marion I.athrop the Misses Evans
Mas WOODWARD Miss Helen Shelton. Harry Hoy,
Hear shaw. Richard Lyon, kchard Duyekinck.
Wynaut Vanderpool Archibald Forbes. Charles Eg-
bert Murray Day and George Little
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Board Of Directors OF Wells Memorial Hos
p..aI at meeting on Tuesday. elected the follow
,ng officers: President John =. Carpender' Secre-
tary H. Brewster Willis treasurer. DAVID Murray
Vacancies in the Board were filled by the election
Of lanes w Johnson. X. w Prenliss, James T.
Iangdon and Mrs. r.. X. Owens The Executive
Committoc ~ composed Of Mrs John Wells; John
X Carpender Miss Alice Campbell. Charles j. car
pcrder and David Muriay IRE meinhers o, tnc
Finance Committee are Charles - Cafpehuer v NJ
" Suydarn and Edward Trudei.
William V. Spader. OF New -Brunswick. and MISS
t,riI,h Van Neatcr OF Freehold. were married NJ
- hrdo's home on Wednesday evening. Several
sIeets from this city were present. =,
Good rp,ert Council. Jr o. L. a. NJ, took place IN
the council chambers on Monday evening -,
ibis civ. we're delegates 10 he S:ate Woman, $
Chr,stirn Temperance Union convention. held this
a sesson Of the New-Brunswick clagsis OF the the
70 .foTmcd Church held In the Fourth Re
sc,ma1 Church OF this CITY on Tuesday The Rev
Dr Msnc,us r. Hutton presided. Twenty pastors
.nnrectcd with churches in the c.assis were pres
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
ELIZABETH.

Miss Amy Bowman. Of this city. was married %
Tuesday afternoon At st. Johns Episcopal Church
to .abram J. Zabrisk:e OF stroudsburg. Penn.
Miss Mary Elizabeth WEIGH married to John
a. Salen, jr, ON Tuesday night ~ the home OF her
mother. No. 463 East Jersey-st CArysznthemums
and smilax adorned the raricr. where the ceremony
and Edward Wslch. brother OF the bride. WAS best
man. The Rev. A. Wirth, Of the German Presby.
teran Church. ofac!ated. reception followed the
ceremony
pretty home wedding took place en- Tuesday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haus,
No l,6.5 Eas. Grand-st., whose daughter Eliza.
beth. was married to Albert Singer. The brides.
maid was Miss Lena Wilkes. and the best man Was
George wilkes; Ths ceremony was pelformsd by
Church. and was followed by q reception and wed.
ding supper.
grand concert. In which larae rhorus and orehee.
ira under the direction OF Professor John Y. Rou-
see took part. The concert was under the suspicuo
OF the choir Of the church. n
The fall conference Of the Elisabeth Christian
rndeayor tJnicn viii be held on November & The
sneakers will be the Rev. J. Clement French. preGi.
dent Of the New: Jersey State Unien. and the Rev.
The A1nertcIs Association OF this city will 70 -
Trenton Thanksgiving Day on It's annual tAxtos
a TuSsday Night Club has been orkani.eds yss4
D. H. Mcfarland as president The club WI bold
meetings every other Tuesday curing the winter
The young people Of the conrresstiesai Church
win give an old folks concert next Tuesday nasne -
the church
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

lie cemetery. In West Side-ave. Montgomeryst.
as the proper place IN which commi; the deed
Some passerby heard pistol shot in the cemetery.
and on investigating found the old lying the
ground Win pistol in his r.ga hand. Blood oozlng
from MS right eye showed where he had sho, himself
The pistol oladed with blank cartridges.
TIE man taken 10 the hospital. and his family
informed He denied that he lad tried 20 XII! HIM
self. and said that ne merely examining BIS
pistol when Il exploded. He could not account for
being the cemetery early nor could he tell why
ne seiec; ed il as place In which look his pistol.
Tho pcl!ca say that Il IS undoubtedly case OF al
tempted suicide. Tee wad from the cartridge entered
his ard he will lose his sight. bu: the phJscla ns
in the hospital say ne vii! recover. He has wife
and family.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
WINSTON oUTSHooTs WINS
CLOSE CONTEST AT THE ELKwoop PARK
TRAPS.

Long Branch Oct. "A (spec.aD-J. l. U,ns,o, =.
kentucky, and "Al" WINS. Of Red Bank. shot a
W'-oird match at Elkwcod Pari. this afternoon.
Inc attendance was the largest seen al Elhvood
Park this fall.
ne Hiros were fast flyers. The wind blew strong
making things G;sagreeable TO the marksmen Both
narhsren missed their first and thrd birds win.
Anlshed the first round with six misses. Winston
scored twenty-five Kills. Ia the second round both
scored twenty-one kills. which put Winston three
N the lead at the hsf. In the third round Winston
scored tWenty-ioDr Kills 10 Ivns's twnty-three
"hich gave him lead Of four at the beginning Of
Inc last round. Things looked rogey for Winston
until the eishty-sixih round when he missed He
also missed the eighty seventh. and nnety-arst
birds the latter tieing him with WINS. The latter
played IN hard luck, missing his nnety-fourth nd
hihety-hf.h BIRDS. genuine drivers. which put Win
stoa two il lc lead. which ne hold 10 the end the
score ct Ig y TO s5 IN his favor. The summaries:
lVINS-WlHSTON MATCH 100 BIRDS sl47 A SIDE
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
SUMMIT.

Hose Company No. /, Hook and Ladder Company
No l. and the Fire Wardens took part IN the
parade OF the Madison FiTe Department On
Wednesday.
The Boys Brigade OF the Baptist Church gave
q drill In their arncry, III -England-aVe Oh
FriCay evening. -, y
Mems Christian Associa lion has arranged the
following entertainments for the nintn seaon stAI
course: October 20 Miss Terry" by Aesande!
January I. POLK Miller in :old Times Down
South: February 1, Brooks and Denton ban)oists:
March l. original Swedish Ladies Quartet -
gold and silver supper was given III the me-
thodfst Church on Thursday evening; IN,
The last meeting Of the Board CT Registry VIZ
be held on TUESDAY from TO .. m. Iaosc VINO
are not registered will lose their votes
The Lynchburg Va.) Seminary Boys Baad cave
a concert In Su,n,nit on Tuesday evening.
The Summit Wheelfnen have eiecteG Inc fouows
ing officers: President Seaman L. Wright: VICE.
president John W. Gift: secretary, Harry Card;
treasurer. George v. Muchmore: collector, FREQ
erck Green.
The NJ tional Democrats have nominated Gustav
Polack of Summit, for State Senator.
reception under the auspices o. ST. TeTeeae
r A. 3 Society will be held on october = and ~
Frederick Nixon has returned from q TIP 70
The Rev Dr. James s. johnson. Missionary
Bishop Of Western Texas, has been visiting fr,enos
The Board OF Managers Of the Frcsh Air ana
Convalescent Home will meet 70 organize c-moks
row.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
PATERSON.
ONE WEEKS DoINGs ~ SOCIETY CIRCLES
IL THE SILK CITY"

ONE WEEKS DoINGS ~ SOCIETY CIRCLES
IL THE SILK CITY"
The most fashionable church wedding OF The au-
,umn took place Wednesday morning at St
johns Roman Catholic Church. when Dr.. Edward
+. penncr and Miss Agnes Geraldine Kerr. daugh-
ter OF Hugh Kerr. Of WarG-st were married At
the reception were Mr. and Mrs John G. Denner.
John c. Denner. jr.. and wife. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hinch!ne. Miss julia Hnchliffe. ex-Judee and Mrs.
Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lyman. Misses Annie and
Re.le lyman. Mr. and Mrs James Finnegan. Mr..
and Mrs. John Johnson. MT. and Mrs. William Sey-
mour. SIR. and Mrs. George j. Kerr. Miss Beuiah
Lockwood MI Susie kogen and Miss Van den.
Dr. and Airs. Denne- have gone extended trip
SOutn. 1hey viii live at NO. l50 EIiison-st this
city.
this city married on Wednesday afternoon at
The fifst Presbyterian Church They were Miss
Laura Leo ana Samuel \. Barbour. Of Haledon.
Mss Lee was handsomely atured in Yale blue
lace. sno wore black tlrban ti!rined with Yale
bige flowers ane BLACK ostrich feather. and carried
Lcu.se ~. snyder. wore dark red cloth trimmed
with pale blue. ana ioque OF garnet u immod Win
hSwfs FeiIadore cronk OF Ncwark was best man
John q Zahriskie James NJ Maon, Albert c.
Jones and Andrcw Vanderlnk were ushors.
At 81 Bonlface Church on Wednesday afternoon
the mos, brilliant wedding In German circles ever
soIcinnized IL this city took place IN thc presence
was Miss Barbara fucker. tho brlaesroom William
Huber The Rev. Eugene Dikovltch ohiciatef. Miss
lena znsker Of YswYorH %as Rdss%aid aHd
Of honor. 4 large reception was held at the home of
tho bride in Broadway.
dinner to his fellow clerks In the Paterson Savings
Institution on W.inoscay evening.
rlra:oni juvenile party on "wednesday evening In
honor Of their young son, Christian.
By 1!T Miss E0uLS Lsay on GIes Monday s9s
her home IN Benson-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
MONTCLAIR.

The wedding Of Miss Caroline Frances Richards.
daughter OF Herbert Richards, Of Providence, r. l.,
10 Alfred Tucker Taylor OF Montcar. took place in
Grace Church. Providence. on Wednesday.
The Altrust Society. which has been doing quiet
hrt efficient work this summer. has now ammo unced
that a day nursery has been established. Even IL
.bis town there are great many families who
would be benefited by such a chance OF lea wing
their LITTLE children In good care. especially when
Ne care falls upon the elder sister. who is com.
PEELED by law to sperd certain NUMBER o! hours
in The scboolroom The Aitruist Society .s doing a
GOOD work and has the money to do II with. though
thev see how much more could be accomplished by
large contributions.
James owen and Miss Jessie c. Owen have re-
turned from Sparta. ~ J.
Charles +. Dunham OF Sierra MoJado Mexico. Is
visiting In Montcair.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
DAyO%<E.

Local society folk made merry Thursday evening
O., IN. c.,sfouso Of the New-Jerssy Athlete Cub a.,
In. Grst Of series 0. nforma. hops to be held ths
~.so, +, ,ha. social rendezvous. The function WIS
-, ~. p,anes,ulent Of Miss Iabel Grant, eldest
aarc,,.r q, Mr. ard Mrs. Edward r. Grant. OF
Schuyler Court.
40 In,er-.rng literary meeting held Friday
-, 90 a. ,be home of Mr.. ard Mrs. William C..
nItr!noo" - n. 7i2 Avenue A. by the members OF
/ INC Athena Ciup. , >--,,, rooo,,,o,- .,1 h,,, nv
one ~ r ,c s,ls on By the Newark Bay Boat Clubs
En.sriaanen; Committee was reld on Inursaay
e'eil.s ssf,,i fair and hazaar held IN the lecture
y SUI ~ i5a church edihce for the benefit o! tho
room Oh -nrnnpaal Nettodist Episcopal Church has
rccorcudrd by the ladies' connected with the
g.eento' a,,ure-roon o: ti- FRS. Methodist Church
,,,sIeaic was held by the local chapter OF the hp-
~. nv serif on THURSDAY evening.
N%mt. % nonthiy hop OF he BayOnne Rowing AfsOcla
, u, ,as Md on Wednesday evening In the organi-
zaiion 1,orney and Mrs. Thomas i. Noopan have
Iy I.y - fron, their tour through Europe.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
CRAWFORD.

The Athletic Club Will give dance IN the CLUB
,orse on the first Thursday evening Of every
r,o,th Good music will be engaged. and every
hing done 10 make a pleasant evening for oil who
attend or visitors night
Tire first regular dance OF the season VIII be held
=. the casino Oh Monday evening. the anniversary
~ the opening Of the clubhouse.
NJ ana Mrs j. T. Bennett, of Philadelphia were
the c,iests X NJ Bennett OF fSgdrasiii last
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha.tertcn have returned 10 tner
Rrookvn home for the winter. - r~
vices were exceptionally well attended ara enjoy
able -u.s >. r,rrA ~nv,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
SOUTH AMDOY.

The fifteenth reception OF the Crescent Club wm
be held at the X of P. Opera House On Noven'
Der Is.
The sewing class Of Christ Church was renpensd
on So turday 10 the Parish Building
Mrs. Rose and Miss Dolan were delegates % the
assembly Of the Daughters Of the kins:. held q
Grace Church in Elizabeth, on iast Wednesday.L
lean Medical Concert Company at the X CT p. Opcra
House.
ton on Tuesday evening the following cnsssS zen
tin; first vice-president John Conover ST.; eecoud
vice-president, A. H. FHirman: financial :nd reeor6-
irY secretary NJ A. Eeafia; treasurer, c, }. vopgs
hees: trustees D. C. Chase. J. d. Van Pcit 4. II
Furman
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
RUTHERFORD.

.Not Such Fool as He Looks" a farce-comedy
In three acts. will be given by local amateurs a,
Viremans Hall on Friday night.
The Fortnightly Club, q literary and social or
co,tyat;o,. has resumed its meetings for the sea-
son - ,,. - .~s.,..s o., -.
Eirst PRESBYTERIAN Church on W ednesoay r!cnt by
ihe Pi.sbytery OF Jersey City. He is in charge OF
The i.yndhurst and Kingsand Presbyterian cAapeis
as successor to the Rev r. 4. T. Miles les p.,
Ar.an,.ro will be held In the rutherford Methodist
Enlscc pai Church next Sunday night The COUNCIL
has lsJ members among tnem oeihS tne heV' y. L.
Mead pastor OF the cnurch.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
ORANGE. E; NEIV-YORK, o.

.ra . oct = (S9e;.a.j.-ian orange Young
VI cs-,s,,,r Associate. defeated the Twenty
M." c., young Mems Christian Association team.
- Noy.York. this afternoon in hot game. Boih
OF 80 ahout equally matched. bu, the New
s.'e. re-c somewhat crippled. In the first hslf.
AFTER nineteen mnuesI p,sy tcRes rsss goal In the
ssS ssosna hail. s p1y Scnea pags soa nsa IN
S Rsnssr an oushsG
Elk MINUTES ,ts goal summary: =
nn.sser m,sSeu i Goals kicked-Jaeoos. Ioa's
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
ROTH HIS LEGS CUT OFF.

Camden, Oct 2i.-Georse Baier' seven seais o'l,
&, g. .hn coonn- Hospltal IN this city in critical
...di,ion ue had both legs Cut of below inc
knees BY being run By streetcar at bro'u"Ay
and Webs,er-st. this city. last night Inc D'y WAS
riding on :he rear end Of wagon alonG Broaa
ed atelv IN front OF car, Wnen pc 40 =, =
~ nv the driver .: the corner or WeDst,l.st ~ &hr
nov fe In getting OFF The WAGON ana M Moelo.e ,ar un
ooss cn,,,d he stopped the wheels haf passed over
his legs. . ~. III. r.ro,.s .. So s53 Broad
,se accident which it is thought w'li result IN MS