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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
BELLEVILLE.

The Belleville Whee.meu will chrisen their new
Clubhouse at Westinghouse and Academy-st with
a six days fair and festival opening tomorrow
evening The committee in charge consists OF Werner
Forge Samuel Cousins George s. Brooks II. n
Fackrell John Campbell. jr.. A. c. Hill and Edgar
Wadsworth
The Union American Methodist Church has sue
cesed IN raising sufficient funds to repair its church
building which was IN dangerous condition. and
thanks service will be he'd to-day. The foundations
of the church are being Strengthened and the interior
decorated and renovated The repairs will all be
completed by September /.
At the graduation exercises of the High School
class on Thursday night Mss Florence II. Maynard
read an essay upon The Boy OF the PERIOD; Mise
Mae W. Watson upon The Horseess Age and
Miss Cara b. Scott upon "Modcrn Methods Of Be-
nevolence.
After the graduation exercises the Junior class
gave a reception for the graduates In the assembly
room Of the new wing Of the school building.
Dancing was INDUCED IN by the graduates and their
trends until late and large tables gr9aned under
those present were Misses Annie Gelby, Helen Rath-
Nellie sn Sse J. GFaP S Ppsy
war, Grace Mackaye, Kate Biler. Myra Clearman,
Lillian sw1ck. Renette Sims Alice Comstock. Mary
Hessrs j. II. Hardman. Mortimer Chairman, VIII.
lam Wylie Andrew Boy:an, John Maynard, Robert
Gordon, Werner Forgie Drew Hegerman. Campbell
flag OF the Free Council, Daughters Of Liberty,
net on Tuesday evening In Masonic Ha4 and
elected these Officers; Goanciller George H. sand,
Councillor. Mrs Ef1e sandford assistant vice-coun-
c.lior Miss Kate Preston regarding secretary. n
Mrs William H. Gartley outside guide. Mrs. Lydia
Anderson,
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SUMMIT.

Theodore Won Duhn of Summit, and Miss Knick-
erbocker OF Englewood. were married in st. Pauls
En,scopal Church, Englewood. on Thursday.
MISC Julia Iattell Is visiting relatives in Wash
ington, ID. Z.
About $3.50 was realized by the fair given In
Casino Hall last week for the benefit OF the Fresh
Air and Convalescent Homo Of Summit.
The closing exercises Of st. Theresa's School
held in Casino Hall on Friday evening. A play was
presented by the pupils. Father Vassallo the pas
TOR has purchased the private dwelling in Norris
ave adjoining st. Theresa's Convent. and II will
be altered for use as school TO replace the OLD
school building in Chestnut-ave.
A lawn fete for the benefit Of the Arthur Home
for Destitute Children will be given in the park on
July ..
aided by the business men OF Summit. are making
arrangcm, nts for a grand cycling carnival. to be
given on the third Wednesday In July. Invitations
viii be sent TO all cycling clubs In New-York and
vicinity.
A grand concert will be given In Music Hall,
Hotel Beechwood. tomorrow evening.
July will be celebrated at the Hotel Beechwood
ment.
Census Enumeration William T. Byiand has COM
pieted the taking Of the school census. Tho num-
Der in she township 10 i048 an increase Of 200
during the last year. About 30 per cent OF the
children attend private schools and about 10 per
cent attend no school
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HE HAS A MANIA FOR EATING.
A FATHERS REASON FOR KEEPING HIS SIX
yEAR-oIp BOY TIED BY A CHAIN.

A FATHERS REASON FOR KEEPING HIS SIX
YEAR-oLD BOY TIED BY CHAIN.
Burlington June q (SpeciaD.-For several days
past the neghbors Of George W. Haines OF this city,
have been highly incensed at the outrageous man.
ner as they term IT, which Hanes has adopted for
Obtaining his six-year-old son. The boy has been
confined IN the yard in the Of the Haines house
with a heavy chain fastened TO leather belt about
his waist and the other end fastened to a poe In
the yard Complaint made to the authorities
and steps Will be taken to have the boy removed to
a home. When seen to-day Mr. Haines. the father
Of the boy said that this the only means OF
combining the child he would wander or II not con-
fined.
THE boy is an imbecle," he said. He has a
mania for eating He Is only six years old, but he
eats more than at any one meal and VIII 90
from the table and out In the yard after hearty
meal and pick up scraps from around the yard This
appetite Of his has brought about the accusation that
he Is In a starving condition"
The boy for some time an inmate OF St
Joseph's Home. at Beverly, but he was sent home
about six months ago. He Is stout. healthy boy.
but ne shows unmistakable signs OF mental weak
ness. The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children Will take steps have the child admitted TO
q home for the feeble minded.
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SEA SERPENT on TIE H4CkENSACA'
AT TWILIGHT. WITH THE USUAL sfMProAS' q.
APPEARS TO TWO YOUNG PEOPLE

AT TWILIGHT. WITH THE USUAL SYMPTOMS ~
APPEARS TO TWO YOUNG PEOPLE
Hackensack June q (specaD.-The young msa
and women Of Hackensack who are giyen 70 nn'N
light sails on the ripping river have nan ueAI
romantic arior refrigerated by the appearance
a sea serpent the first monster OF the deep iepo'S
ed in the waters of the stream for perlou ., n1.
than go wears. J. Leslie Doremus. poox.0'v~
in rhe Hackensack Bank. Is quoted as su'n"'s
for the presence Of the reptile ana warn De, -
LAWYERS clerk Is sponsor for the story ~. srssm
mus was rowing along the east pahk OIL u, wssn
nearly oppos te the Oritani Fled Cluo slv. ~, shA
no saw a double row OF wavelets f1ppnns ,rH -
west shore Ii was nearly dark Out nc ~, SvuS ard
what looked like large head moving 1919 h,st hs
following IL was a body fully as .one aS ~ e s,h thS
was rowing The serpent moved pdrsIeeir rsarfre
boar 900 or 400 feet distant and occasivna; serod
ira head two or THREE feet in The air tne ~ ~sm~
swiftly toward the shore. as II IN pursuit ~ NJ
and finally disappeared near Anders1ns Pc rTorsncs
Drremus who was Accompanies oy MIS- voune
Herring daughter OF Sheriff Herring, s.nwn,s',ad
en w, never INDUCES in hard CIDER appe,ssso
or any Of the various forms OF Jersey ssefare IL
Famous for duplicating the vision, LIZ ard -
story Is received with general cedencse e,v srzn3
young men going upon the water a. '''
for the protection Of their far cnaIS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
ENGLEWOOD.

,,,o, r,,z,he.h Moering and Abram Fowler were
married on Wednesday evening.
The Civil Service Board has sent IN us report '
chief Of Police Terhune appointed his rorce rum
re record Of successful competitors All Out o"e
~ the former town officers were retired
The Field Club tennis tournament ehdeo wiz .
sarce. IN fact. there were dances rearly every
o,,er,ng Hobert Belts defeated Charles keii IN
tho singles. owing to a liberal handicap MISS
Nov-rv PLAYED a fine game IN the mixed aouo'es'
ohlv assisting Mr.. Belts in defeating Miss Homahs
and Sheppard Homans jr., In the final round MISS
parks and Miss Platt. both Of Vassar' won inc
oa,as douhlss with the aid Of large odds conceded
nv Miss Mowry and Miss Romans
Mrs Turner's grand charity Daisy Fields Is
continuing its record OF helpful work this summer
Eighteen patients are being treated for spinai ana
similar ailments nearly all being from New ORR
Miss Herbert the matron, Is doing nope wOs n;
and local philanthropsts contribute hoerany ''"'N
the undertaking.. ,.,x o~.-c,ses were
held on Thursday night A large class denve, ',,
ESSAYS and rendered pleasing music. Inc Lyceu l,
was crowded Notwithstanding the n S
weather and the fact that an ADMISSION Iso ma'
charged to all except the families OF the
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PLAINFIELD.
THE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI RECEPTION
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
MARRIAGE or MISS BosTERLI AND MR.. scHENck-
PLANS OF GRADUATES FROM PLAINFIELD SEN

MARRIAGE or MISS BosTERL AND MR. scHENcK-
PLANS OF GRADUATES FROM PLAINF1ELp SEM
1NARy-sMAII. TALK IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
Tho Rev Cornelius Schenck pastor Of the Trinity
Reformed Church. OBLIGATED at n pretty wedn''s vi
Wednesday evening when Miss Minnie boster1
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Casper Bosteri' was
married TO Raymond q. Schenck or SoHer'iiie,
The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Sheppard ana
the best main was George Bosterli brother OIL ,ns
bride. The bride wore a gown or white an" e' ~
bridal roses The guests present were MISS "nyue''
Of somerville; Mr.. Riker. OF Orange; MT anu mi'
Oscar Woody Of Westfied; the Rev ana Mrs W
ueIius Schenck Mr. and Mrs. George McGinhs' Ni'S'
Nellie McGnnis, Abram King and daugh.eis' ~
f. c. Morse. Mrs. Alex Wilson, Mrs Wiiiiam Do-
dine Mrs James Stewart and Mrs. Schleretn.
The commencement reception given for the Nor.h
Plainneld High School graduating class oy .ne
school alumni on Friday evening was az oe"s s,'
ful an ffYair any of the eight previous o".' 49,.
evenings programme included selections Dy INC
Io,oa CIee Club a piano solo by Mrs fot'e'' ="
recitation by Miss Grace F. Overton. tenor solo
by Herbert Schutt and selections by several JIM
Refreshments followed, after which the rest Vi ."e
evening was devoted to dancing. Inc ENecu.Vo
Committee In charge consisted OF clarence -. ~,
phv. Walter Place Robert NJ. Clark ard FRANK d.
Blatz ~ .
The second anniversary of Minerva Tempe NO.
was celebrated last Tuesday evening In knights OIL
Pythias Hall, West second-st., in pleasant man
ner Those who took part in the programme wefe
Mrs A. D. Pope Arthur Philo, Miss Pauline fh''o'
Mr. Mcneil Miss Lillian Haberie and Eli Odam'
Isaac W. Rushmore ard daughter. Miss GERTRUDE
Rushrnore OF West Seventh-st, will sail on Satur-
day for Norway They will be absent all summer
At the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. on TueSiay
night an entertainment Of exceptional merit was
given by the young people Of the church Inc Pro s
gramme as follows Part hrst' sou 81 he
Young Ladies' Orchestral bass SOLO "A s;on III ' r
Desert Am l." Bertram F. Tallamy banjo sol 70,
Beardsley; barytone solo IT'S aione IAN second
selection orchestra; recitation Walter Sherwh ana I
a farce in one act entitled First Aid TO the IN
1ured" Those taking part in this farce were Mss
Jaeger. Miss Kate Graves Mrs. upson' Mias MARY
Bert Taamy and Mr. Epson: .,, nil,
These pupils from the Planfield seminary p VII
enter college in the fall Miss Mary Wntoh' hdn
Phillips. Wellesley. and Miss Evelyn Smith, smith
College .. ,,,-e 4, m.
chapel OF Grace Protestant Episcopal Churcp on
Thursday afternoon on the suferlDSs OF het FcoP'e
at the hands OF the Turks.
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RAYONNE.

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Chandler Oh No o'l
- !, celebrated on Tuesday evening the
twont,atb anniversary OF their wedding. Among
tho guests were friends from Red Bank, Hoooken'
South Orange. Brooklyn and Bayonne
The Rev Henry W. F. Jones, pastor OF the flrs'
Presbyterian Church. has returned from a soJourh
among the mountains of Sullivan County ~ l.
Miss Marion McA. Christie daughter OF MT. anu
W. .sxanner christie. Of Avenue C and West
rrbir,v-aftb-st recently received the degree OF
Master of Pedagogy from the University OF the
City OF NewYork.
The pupls OF the Bayonne High School will hold
THAR commencement exercises on Tuesday evening
in the winter clubhouse OF tne NEWARK Day D'a'
Club. ,,. :, r,.,,rs rsr,sh hold q
daiiehful tea last Saturday evening az the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs stephen l., Cummings. OF West FORTY
hird-
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BOONTON.

pleasant social affair took place at the Meth
odst parsonage Thursday evening last, under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Society.
st. Marys High School commencement exercises
took place on Thursday evening last in St. Josephs
Hall.
On Monday evening last Mountain View Council
Junior O. L. A. NJ. paid a fratcrnal visit to Boon
ton Council
Mr. and Mrs. Young Of MorristQwn, gave their
sixth annual souvenir CONCERT in the rooms OF the
Boonton Choral Union on Tuesday afternoon
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Blowers and William
Hiler took place We me- day evening last at the
homo Of the brides father, In Lower Montville
The Rev. j. B. Taylor performed the ceremony.
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RUTHERFORD.

fitting celebration Of July Is being arranged
for here by private subscription the features to in
clude salute to the flag in the morning. reading OF
the Declaration of Independence. and song by
c. L. Parker, music by Dabinett's Band, and an
order of exercises. in which the Rev. c; l.: Mead,
the Rev. George II. Badger and Marshal r. H. Johll-
son VIII take part
A reception was given at the Methodist Parson-
age on Tuesday night for the Rev. Charles l..
Mead pastor of the church. who returned with his
bride from Mauch Chunk, Penn, few days ago. -
Bolton Hail. son Of the Rev. Dr. John Hall, VIII
preach In the Rutherford Baptist Church tonight
on THE True Charity"
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PATERSON.
porNGs OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
CIRCLES.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING AT THE HOME OF COL
oNEL MUZZY-A NUMBER OF orhEH WELL
pryGs-coMMENcEMEyr EXERCISES

oxrr. ,u,zzy-. NUMBER OF OTHER WE'D
pIyGs-coMMENcEMEyr EXERCISES
OF THE HIGH SCHOOL
The members of the Rye Park Pleasure CLUB Gee
brated their anniversary at the cfuDhoose 'a"' SUI"
day ,os =,
The exercises of the graduating class OF 70 OF
.be high school which took place on TUESDAY even
ing at the Opera House. was fairy well atte'iec.
The programme up to the standard OF pas' years
for interest and variety ..ou,
The family OF Judge Jonathan Dixon have taken
poasess,on OF their summer cottage at Bay hea"' '
] The Judge will spend all his leisure time thcre
Professor l.. A. Rogers and G. F. winchester ha'o
been ENJOYING the early portion OF vacation DAYS a'
Ocean Grove. ,,.,~
carlton crowe.l OF Cambridge. Nd, Is visiting
relatives In this city and Passsic
william T. r. Wurts attended the annual reunion
., Nnw-Uaven. OF the Yale class Of rs. with which
hs graduated. ..
MISS Eta Fischer and Nicholas Warner were
quietly married on Monday at the brides nome' ny
tho Rev. A. A. War,derer Only relatives were pres.
ent MICS Minnie Kaufman was Df'ueS"a''' anu
Cornelius Warner best man.
Miss Jos,e Morris Is visiting friends IN chicago
On her return she wiz finish the season as the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. John r. Lee, m Rochester y; l.
T,e home OF Colone. s. " s. Muzzy in Broadway'
WAS the scene OF brilliant wedding on "eun'sIay
even.ng His sister Miss Ann Elizabeth Muzzy' Was
tho bride ard Henry VI. Beach, OF BROOKLYN was
the bridegroom The ceremony was perio'ine1 "
the Rev. Dr. Magle of the Church OF the heuee'ne'
Tho floral decorations were most excellent ]aequ So
rs sweet a paas IN the library and
White roses in the dining room An ~ ere
Constructed for dancing, the Walls OF w1 aowers
covered with vines and foliage, starred wiz ~ hrde
and brilliant with tiny electric lamps Inc Inc. and
Wore white satin trimmed with point ~ H. eev,nonds
con and veil secured s BY BY the e'S valley and bridal
rnses Mss Mary Muzzy her sister was tnaf he 81
honor John Angus Mckay, OF Br9oSK sry"rk and
Fre'iefie Louis King of Brooklyn were usn zone 70
VI and Mrs Anthony b. Hopper nave gHPHe ,. ~
Goshen n. j. unit. August when ,ney yhe W." ose Of
fSn serson' Late in the autumn they VIII leave i0'
their winter home In rlorlda; . tas carried off
Miss Lizzie Dunord OF this c Ky V Wssieyan rni-
veps:ty, it being tho first time the h0h0r was
Mss Ceorgana Armour and John AtSn ssva on
r,arrSI AT the brides home n ira ison nf
Wednesday evening. by The Rey 1 W: M kn.on and
IIanrv Armour jr., in attendance s"i"'i W
niea "a nj company was present: 49, .ha ,,ev
n,Tet home wedding was soemnize9 py t S,Iurch
NJ Gwers of the Eastside presbyterian nv" Va -,
MI Wednesday afternoon, the BRIDE pens sl,5'
Fannie Rowan and /. Il. Prince tne ~, S,ar
IT, hr,ae wore chic street suit. lnmeda.eiy a. 60
the re Ceremony Mr. and Mrs Prince depar'e' ''' q
in
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METUCHEN.

The Chautauoua Literary Society held its closing
racent,on In the Presbyterian Church parors on
Tuesday evening. About 100 guests were present.
Grand State Regent J. Otis Day and four stan
officers paid an official visit to Meuchen Council.
ROYAL Arcanum, on Monday night
DR.. E. B. Dana attended the annual convention
~ the New-Jersey Medical Association at Asbury
" r. Rooster ami family have gone to Rchfield
Strings ~ Y, for the summer
The Rev and Mrs. Frank Melven. OF Port Jeryis,
were guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. Raven, at the Re-
formed parsonage this week
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surrgay no rrGHT FOR HIS PLACE

The action OF the Democratic Town 90 a Rs
Union Hin In filming Policeman owen sne'" ..,al 10
publican. sixty days pay on charre % a. svlu
competency and Of using abusive iansuAs s',,lu 4
of the fact that the TESTIMONY l" ta = ~
ing condemned by both Democrats and p""uo%%isSa
II Is generally believed tina, sneenan M ofce
simply because he was the only n g,nrxe Ryereoo.
q lawyer for the purpose OF begnnins sp,Se on ~
TO have The .cton OF the Counci ses ,nss him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
DROWNED WHILE PLAYING TAG.

Rutherford. June q observation-disclosures Conan
jr. eight years Old son OF an empoye of the Stand
ard B.eachery drowned In the Passaic River. at
East Rutherford to-day. With several companions
he playing on pier In front OF the Hermitage
Hotel.
conoeals It's end. The game was tag" and the boy
pursued by another. ran TO the end OF the pier and
fell on. His playm2es screamed, but too SIN Ill
70 help him. ard he was drowned, The body was
cscoveied By Charles KuhDe. y bridge tender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
wKINLEY CLUB IN HOBOKEs'

The Mckinley Club was ORGANIZED az I'm Via
Hall in cl,nton-st. HobOken, on Friday n's, r u
this stan OF officers: President, L''nss ~s,,ry =
ling: president. Charles Diiger' ,s,,rtsd n
Huleblg The following committee wa ~ Cant;
make arrangements for the orsaniz'''yy rJley FRI
a Hobart battalion: William - ni asrv iseor6l
Hueibig stephen Van Ness William Da''''
p Blssonette and Charles Digger
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EXPRESS DRYER ACCUSED.

Orange June q (Specta)-John Robinson. young
man twenty-five years old. who has been driver
in the employ OF the We!ls-Fargo Express Com
pany In Orange. arrested to-day by Detective
Conroy on a charge OF embezzement. n. T. Webb,
the manager OF the company. made the complaint
He charges that Robinson has made number OF
collections on his route and failed TO turn In the
money. He was held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
DEC4PITATED BY AN ENGINE.

Elizabeth. June q (SpeciaD.-Victor Fill.ano. an
Italian rag dealer WHO lives in Newark. deliberate
y climbed over the fence between the railway
tracks at North Elizabeth this morning He stepped
In front OF the locomotive OF freight train. which
crushed him and cut his head of. Eyewitnesse5
declare that Il q case OF suicide.
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HE DID Not KILL HIS WIFE.

Paterson. June q (SpeciaD.-Dr. Gordon Pierre
pont OF Morristown this morning reported to Prose-
cutor Finley that Mrs. May Van Dyke died from
natural causes. The woman was complete wreck.
suffering from acute mania and heart trouble when
received at the Insane Asylum Prosecutor Emley
has concluded not to proceed further on the charge
made by Mrs. Lizzie Dean that her sisters death
was caused by cruel beatings. administered by her
husband Van Dyke was arrested week ago.
complaint of his wife, charged with assault and
battery. He will be released Monday. the
complaining witness IL dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
IKE" VAIL ARRESTED AGAi"'

THE OLD CONFIDENCE MAN TAKEN IN Coo''
IN HoBoKEN AND FINED So
Ike" Vail. the venerable confidence man ~ n
rested In Hudson Square Park, HoooAeA' w.,on
tec,ive Nelson yesterday morning. Ohai'e. v.L
Of New-York. who was sitting on 0ehen srsd ~
was aso taken into custody bo'" W. 90. fur.
ni.hes by their friends in the afternoon and %"
recovered Their liberty - en-. steamshp
Vail was observed hanging around s sre that b
piers In Hoboken and the detec'Me ,aS The Oh ccn'
fdence man to the park. and asked Nun an arrest
was doing An evasive reply resu,,er nr hond Con-
federate money and blank cheeks on snc
National Bank were found in Vars poeA'
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TWO DROWNED BODIES FOUND

Long Branch June q (spec.al). c's" I.kA
c. A. Francis 4 Co. Ash pound, at sp'i's s.v dis.
while changing their nets at O'Clock - Under.
covered the bodies OF two drowned men - vsrs
tow at the pound being to strong the gv nisco y
not recovered The crew returned 70 tnS ~
nlrht much excited over their adveutur~
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MILFORD.

The Milford public schools closed last week and
the pupils and teachers he'd picnic in Steyker's
Woods. near Milford on the afternoon OF the closing
day.
The Milford Womens Home Missionary Society
held its monthly meeting in the ecture-room Of the
Presbyterian Church here on Wednesday afternoon.
June L. "Our Missionaries" was the topic that
was discussed.
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Il, Rioller-rcp Deck
dike CUT. all cor.
ners rounded. heavy
projecting base, ned
birch writing bed
a n a pigeon holes
handsomely finished
double drawer ~
r rig, side, par.
titioned for books
all drawers FINISHED
inside, raised fronts
made In quar.ers1
oak. size 30 In. lons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

We make specially Of upholsterne IN e,, y.
branches. Estimates cheertully Furnished ~
short notice. -
We have made another addition 10 our co...
ana Lounge Mpes en- whisa enables Us
from the lowest in prices to the most ernars,.sts
We will make to order any style or special sss,~
of couch or lounge. '"aSe
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Suicide OF A CONSTABLE.
HE SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE PRESENCE OF ID
| WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN.

WIFE MD SfsEI1 VrKItl1f'11'''
Charles Murphy for ten years constable IN 'oS
tee OF the Peace Collinss court, In harrison cum
mtted suicide yesterday morning by snoouhs n.s
self through the head. in the presence % h's wy
and seven children. The act was done in his bona
~ % C,sveland-ave Harrison, after he nd
ro,neJ hSs wife that he was about to Kill himself
Murphy had been drinking and scs ssae SIse ~
sane He leaves his wife and children IN desofsis
circumstance
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-05

Columbus Medical College is spending
the holiday vacation with her parents
at Washington. ID. Q.
Dr.. Hal HeWetson, Of Urichsville, spent
Sunday with his parents at this place.
Judge w. S. Carroll and wife returned
home Thursday from a visi5 with their
daughter at Columbus
The marriage licenses issued since last
report: William C. Carpenter and Annie
II. Simmons. Joseph T. Anthony and
Sarah A. S-Ober, Henry Davy and Nora
Belle White, Ross Dean and Jessie
Nelson. John C. Wheeler and Leta O..
Neptune, George R. Wilson and Annie
GODDARD.
Mrs. James Harrison and daughter,
Miss Blanche. spent New Years with
Beiaire friends.
Miss MyrJa Harrison, Of Bethesda, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. john Grassland.
The funeral OF Mss Annie LOng.ey,
who died sunday morning after a pro-
traced illness. occurred Tuesday after
noon, and was largely attended. Inter
merJ in the Union Cemstary.
Health Officer Walker and d. IT. MI
l.ga1 so TO Bridgeport and Martins Fer
ry to-day TO Investigate the smallpox
situation. an order has been issued for
all persons to be vaccinated.