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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
MORR,STOWN.

Miss F. Elizabeth Dana will go abroad for the
summer.
Mss Ne,a Wilder is travelling in Europe win
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Beekman Remington are al the Wsse
ton cottage for the summer.
The Misses Granns. OF Norris Plains, entertaineo
a party at cards last Monday afternoon.
There will be music and dancing every Friday
evening in June at the Golf Club.
Mrs. Forbes and Miss Edith Forbes, Of Madison.
ave, left town last week TO spehd the su'h"'e' :"
travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Albion Fanshawe and the
Misses Brce have gene 10 MISS CoIoaths ior '"s
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs W F. Day will sail from Southamp.
ton for home on the First Bismarck on June IL
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Lillian Bevs
erly Chew. OF Geneva. \. y. TO Augustus l.. Revere
OF this city.
The Misses Evans and Miss Nina Willis were homo
from boarding school last week, and an inlormA
dance WAS given by Mrs. Willis for their friends
Charles A. Rathburn win sail for Europe next
month and expects 10 spend three months wheeling
the Continent.
A reception was given 10 the graduating class Of
IS OF the Morristown High School by the principal
W. l.. r. Haven. al his home In Nj. Kemble-ava
John B. Ayers ana his family will spend the sum.
mer az Be1lar. where they have taken cottage for
or their wheels Wednesday ana from, there went to
Benar by rail. After riding through Beimar Ocean
took the train for Elizabeth and thence home by
wheel.
Henry w Miller Mrs. NJ Tilden and Mrs. Wyant
vanderpoel are patronesses for three musical mat
tave Hobbies direction. at Mrs. Mers homo
Wednesdays June 10 II and "a.
Mrs Edward NJ. Young's music school viii be given
at their studio in Park Pace on Wednesday evening.
given in the afternoon OF the same day for Miss
Jare Dobbns Professor and Mrs Young and Miss
Laura B. Phelps. vio.inist. will take part In both
p-oSmmmcs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rn. Tsef,l Circle OF the First Methodist Sunday
school held a lawn sociable on the grounds OF I'd
rard NJ Vail at Codwse-avc. and Redmond-st on
Wednesday evening supper was served. and tn
Sunday -school orchestra rendered music.
Tho graduating class OF st. Agnes's Academy
underwent final examination this week The class
rumbcrs seventeen. Tho commencement exercises
Will take place on the evening OF June H.
Three weddings took place In New-Brunswlck on
Wednesday, Miss Estelle G. Mcdowell and John
Chamberlain of Cranbury. were married at high
moon Miss sara Zimmerman and J. Alfred Van
Neat were married at the brides residence at )
o.c,ock I'm the afternoon. At 745 o'clock In the
evcn.ng Miss Lille 8uydam and William Lee Burt
n.re married in 81. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church reception followed Mt the home or tho
brides parents
M,ss Elizabeth Cannon and Arthur Bishop were
r,arriei by the Rev. =. T. Porkman on Thursday
aven,ng in the Firs, Reformed Church
The school children OF North Brunswick township
will celebrate Public School Day in Parsonss Grove
ON June 49, County Superintendent \. Brewster
Wills and the Rev. G. s. Miller will make sd-
dresses.
A vaudeville performance was given In Alien
Theatre on Friday evening for the benefit OF j. r.
gfarkes manager OF tho theatre. The aflair wes
managed by A committee OF citizens, including Van
derb.lt 8 Voorhees,. August Streitwolf, Howard
William ]. McDede and John Van Norden.
Flick IN Living ston-ave were brilliantly illuminated
on Thursday evening, he occasion being social
under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid Society OF
St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church.
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ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

Annex Hose Company, No 3. OF Arlington. gave an
exhibition on Thursday night. The company Of
twenty-six fremen. IN command OF Foreman t.
Won Stecg ran out 200 yards measured, uncoupled
the hose taking off four lengths tapped the fire
hvdrants and had four streams Of water playing on
"A designated spot in exactly nifty seconds. The
company Is considering challenge to any company
IN the State.
The West Hudson Republican Campaign Commit
tee organized In Matthew'S Hall in Midland
ave- Arlington on Thursday night. by leading men
OF Kcarney Harrison. East Newark and Arlington.
Robert Orrok was elected chairman and David Al
mond. IT,, secretary. Permanent organization and
sub campaign committees will be chosen immed-
ately after the St Louis Convention.
The annual meeting and election OF officers Of the
Kings Daughters of the Arlington Presbyterian
Church will he held tomorrow In the home of Mrs
S r. butcher. In Beech-st.
Captain John O'Brien, the commander OF the Ber-
muda. has returned 10 kcarny. where he has leased
a pleasant homo in Ierlin-st.
Mr. md Mrs. Burrf. Miss May Brock and II. b
Lawrence left Arlington yesterday for a two weeks
trip to e.. John. New Brunswick
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srrCTDE AFTER HIS SENTENCE.
,,.oxrp WHO WAS TO SERVE FIVE
MONTHS GASHEs HIS THROAT
WITH A RAZOR.

,h.,, Tune 6-Otto Beerline was arraigned
-. r-n,on County Court before Judge Mccormick
-, having pleaded guilty TO assaultinS James
.r.,rsv IN Flizabethport Beierllne. who is thirty
-, vars old. has wife and five small children'
- they were IN court when he was arra'sheo.
..,cs Mccormick sentenced him 10 the county jail
- a. months Mccartney. who made the COM
,, o.oin.. him was his landlord. While Beier-
=. v.s ye,,,ns into the house at O'Clock one
canning two weeks ago there was dispute WHICH
ended in the assault a..
After being sentenced Beierline was taken 10 'No
cnun,y jail. and ten minutes after arriving '"eio
ma tried 10 END his life. SATURDAY IS inc ua' o
-,,.h the prisoners are shaved al the jail. and
p.srlne was taken 10 the BARRIERS apartment 10
4. shaved There were about dozen other prs
o,.r. IN the room and Beierline sat down on
.h.r % await his turn He buried his head IN MS
hama, and appea cd respondent Before any one
,,.v wha, was the matter. Beierline jumped up
from his seat and going over 20 the sheiNes ""eie
,hs razors were stored. he took one. ana has''ly
ocen,ng t. drew the keen blade across MS '"roa''
making a gaping wound. There was the s'e"'o"'
excitemen, among the prisoners after inc occur
r,nca Constable White. o: Springfield. rushed INTO
the courtroom and informed Judge McCorm'eh,
Several persons tried 10 get out but the Juose sa'
b would order the arrest OF any one VINO ie'' '"o
nom and this restored quiet. . A.
A hurried call was sent for ambulance 70 Inc
General Hospital and Beierline was taken thsTe.
but ae NOPE MOP left Is tbr eourhouse and when she
learned Of her husbands act she became hyslercaI.
Among the prisoners SnI aped 10
rob Nora HOPKINS white woman WINE e .he was
received two years Thomas Wilkinson and Nelson
SHARP negroes convicted Of robb!ng nicke-in- the
$40, machines were sentenced TO one year each in
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BAYO\\E.

The Ladies' sodallty OF 81. Herry's Roman Cath
Ole Church held n strawberry festival In ST.
Thonas's Hall on Thursday evening.
The marie sc OF Miss Helen Noel Melgs. daugh ter
OF ex-Mayor Henry Melgs. TO the Rev. Bishop
Faulkner. OF Bay Ridge. Long Island. will be SOL
cnnlzei next Tuesday evening In Trinity Episcopal
Church.
A farewell reception was given on Thursday even
ing In the rectory OF Trinity Episcopal Church for
the Rev Harold Arrowsm.th. the retiring rector and
his wife. II under the auspices OF the Woman s
Parish Aid Society. Having accepted call TO a
parish in Ienox Mass, Mr.. Arrowsmlth will leave
town with his family this month.
Mr. and Mrs Luke W. Richards. OF Avenue f. arc
ent ertaning their daughter. Mrs. Alma Martinez OF
Boston Mass
Superintendent John L. Thomson OF the oxford
Copper Company's establishment at Constable Hook,
has returned from tour through Europe.
Miss Daisy Thompson, IL recent graduate OF tho
Athletic Cubs crcketer were married on Tuesday
evening In the First Presbyterian Church by tho
Rev Henry W. T. Jones The bride wss given away
by her uncle s. ~ Wilson. She not ATTENDED,
j. Edwards.
The reading room OF the Free Public Library will
be closed on Sundays from to-day TIL September q.
The Bergen Point Methodist Episcopal Church
superintendent Francis f. Thompson; assistant SUI
Ssrntendsnt Mrs phiHs sscre%ry Harrison
Henry James organtst. Miss Florence Fryer: treas
lam A Fryer; missionary treasurer, + Somerset.
For the benefit OF the day nursery. a musical and
literary entertainment was given In Columbus Hall
on Friday evening by local entertainers.
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HOBOKEN.

Mrs John Stevens. Of Castle Point, gave dinner
q, Naeselgs Hotel las; Tuesday evening TO Inc
choir of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church IN
recognition OF the services OF the singers at the
dedication OF the baptistery. which was erected IN
memory OF John Stevens. Among those VINO mace
sreeches were the Rev George {. Houshtoh' - H.
Clark and Miss Efte Stewart
Miss Clara Hort daughter OF Lewis Hart OF NO.
2ls Washington st. Hoboken. and Michael BLOCK OF
Union Hln were married by Rabbi karasch IN 'hc
presence OF =, large company at Quartet club Hai!
in washington-s, Wednesday evening. reception
followed the ceremony
A family album" entertainment was given M mo
F',rst Methodist Episcopal Church. In Washington
st.. in connection with strawberry festival on
Tuesday evening under the auspices OF Epworth
League Chapter No IS. Miss Kate Howard was
the reader and sxplaincd the different exhibits In
the album
Second Hoboken Company Boys Brisaoe' e'ec'ou
the following officers last week: Captain. g. Mort
Pollard; first sergeant. George Mehrtehs' seconu
sergeant Harold Howe; third sergeant. John Pc
tiers; fourth sergeant, Fred Mehrtens hrSt corporal
NJ Schermerhorn; second corporal, Arthur Caro-
nier: third corporal Charles T. Anderson; fourth
corporal, Romeo leonard. . ,.,., a..
Eiysian Council. No. g. l.. a. B. A. celebrated i's
second anniversary at Quartet Ciub House on
Tuesday night. - ~, I'll,
s q Middleton and his family Of No 73o Bloom
ded-st will spend the summer at Mount Tabor
Mrs A. IL. Richardson, wife of the pastor or the
she is visiting her daughter Mrs. l. H. Rowe VINO
Is III. ~ ~ , ,,,,,o,
will sail for Germany next Tuesday.
Miss Louisa Beckers OF No. l.V22 Garden-st.. ana
John r. G BARTLETT OF New York. will be married
next Wednesday at the home OF the bride
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A RUTGERS REVOLT EXAGGERATED.

"es'Hrunswich. June GA sensational story was
circulated In New brunswick to-day that the entire
Classical section OF the freshmen class OF Rutgers
''-a oeen suspended by President Austin Scott for
:" snessd 'sopng' OF an examination. II was said
~@' 'ae section cut literature examination before
20 .hares L. Hart at II O'Clock on Friday
as."as and took a trolley ride to Midtown. and
PRESIDENT Scott had suspended the students
', ~ decision by the faculty on Monday.
- mart this evening said: The story Is highly
.-ssera'ed. At the hour on Friday was to have
49, me section q special examination on private
Ia,s. sss None Of the class appeared on time
h, . sIey came 10 me and told me that their regu-
pr,nss 80 had not given them sufficient time for
iksr o' n and that they had all agreed to stay
49, Inelr absence will affect their mark but ac-
s,srsu ttheir excuse and arranged to give them a
S,ss %, nour next week. There have been no sus-
e""'' oie matter having been left entirely 10
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SUN NIT.

"Onlv a Wornans Heart n four-act drama, was
,resep,ed in Music Hail. Hotel Beechwood. on Mon
day evening. ~ , .,
Ex-Governor George Hoao'y OF o"'o' - '''"'
at Hotel Beechwood ,,
lau, fa,e will be held at the residence OF Will
lam II Dennng Tomorrow afternoon TOT 'he oe'e"'
OF the Arthur Home for Destitute Chlidreh.
r,be catholic Temperance Societies OF New-Jersey
have elected the following officers 10 serve one year
pres,acnt the Rev Father Charles T. Kelly OF
Hoboken; vice-presdent James H. Whi'e' OF ou'"
nit treasurer Miss Sullivan. OF trenton
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio w. Garrett Saiieu TOT r"''pe
Wednesday.
A recep,ion was given to the graduating c'ass oil
st. Georges Hail in Casino Hall last evening ny
Professor and Mrs Hartman Mayor
The annual fair for the bencnt OF tho SUNNI
Fresh Air and Convalcscent Home VIII DE heiu a.
Casino Hail on the afternoons and evenings OF June
II and H. The patronessee are Mrs. Henry L. fier-
son Mrs Ashton Harvey. Mn. William H. Nv
Forest IT, OF Summit: Mrs. William X ,ee nh,. Mrs
Henry s. Leavitt. and Mrs James H. r"e"''' -
Short Hills. -, 49,, paooh
A dance was given in Music Hall. Hotel beech-
wood last evening. ...,c,, IL
The Town Committee met on TUESDAY evening fn u,
the Township Hall and awarded the contraS 6, do'
laying the sidewalk on Springneld-aye 70 an 7.ev ,
berg & Clark. OF Newark. 1t was decided 10 edu,p
the nemhe.s OF the police force WIN plcycics
mittec and complained that county roads were Dtis
cut up without authority, and Threatened the men,
bers OF the committee with indictment by the 'rahu
Jury ~ AZ occurred again,
The Church Musical Society held a muslcai IN inc
parish house OF Calvary Episcopal Church on Mon
day evening their last meeting OF the season
Bolis. tomorrow evening" At Music Hall. Hotel
Beechwood
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A LITTLE BOYS FATAL FALL.

The cHr.n p,1,SGEs FROM FoURIH-sTORY
WINDOW TO A BRICK AREA
Freddie Mullins bright child. two ana one-haii
years old. fell from fourth-story window IN n tens
ner,-house. at No. 70 Monroe-st HoboKen, yestcr-
DAY, and was killed The boy landed on brick pave
nent in the rear yard His skull was crushed. ana
ne died In few minutes
Freddie and his mother were looking OUT OF the
window when Mrs. Mullins heard her baby crying IN
ne next room. She ran 20 soothe the little one ana
when she returned she Mortified 10 IND that her
con had fallen from the window and was breathing
nn Ast on the pavement below. 80
Inc Mullins family moved from Trenton 20 40,
ooksn week ago. The father. who had just secured
wsn In New-York. knew nothing OF the accioeht
Ua~ ne returned home after his days labor.
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JERSEY CITY.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS OF THE
WEEK.
MARRIAGES OF JERSEY CITY YOUNG PEOPLE
TROLLEY PARTIES HELD AND PROJECTED
SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY AND
OTHER MEETINGS

OTHER MEETINGS.
Mrs. Helen Bromfeld and DR.. V. E. Mitchell. OF
this city. married Monday evening at the home
Of the bride No. LAS Madson-ave. New-York City
Miss Grace Bromfeld bridesmaid, and Willett
Martin best man.
Mrs. Johanna Poehm and Harry Van Cleft were
married on Wednesday evening by the Rev. f. A.
Meury. William Van Cleft was best man, and Miss
Tillie Poehm bridesmaid Only the relatives of tho
young couple present.
Public School No. ! Association gave their sixth
annual dinner Wednesday night 10 Principal George
~ Linsey who taught them In old No more than
forty years ago There presen. T.. F. c. Young
Clayland Tflden. George Warrin. George b. Fielder,
+. c. Gardner. K. W. Perry. Dr. Gordon. Chauncey
Holt. II. II. Farr1er D. r. Daily. John W. Harrison.
Thomas Leather. c. Zabrskie. W. W. Farrier and j.
H. Bumsted.
large audience assembled In Hasbrouck Hall
Tuesday night and listened 10 Frederick Warde. who
portrayed several OF Shakespeare's most famous
characters
'slver entertainment" will be given by the
Womans Christian Temperance Union.
The Bachelors Club will hold their annual picnic
In Pohlmann's pavilion next Thursday evening.
The high school commencement will take place on
Tuesday, June 10. in the Academy OF Music a re-
ception Will DO held In Hasbrouck Hall after the
The Saturday Night Outing Club have arranged
chrs Hsi Woerner camp No. sons Of Veterans
gave it's fourteenth annual picnic and sunmernights
a large party, Composed OF members OF ST.. Mich
uels Club journeycd 10 Elizabethport Monday even
ing by trolley and entertained by the ST. Pat
ricks V VI. G. L. there.
The Palisade Literary Association will give troll
ley party next week.
There was a strawberry festival Tuesday night in
the Tabernacle. The Ladies' Aid Society had charge
OF IT,
The women connected with the lafayette Re-
formed Church gave entertainment Thursday
night. The programme included "A strawberry feast
and tabeauX.
St Bridget's Hall the scene OF successful
carnival Wednesday evening, which marked the
closing Of the social season given by the Ladies
Catholic Circle.
from a trip 10 St Louis. go
The Rev. Cornelius Brett and his family Will sum-
Mantaloking.
Mr. and Mrs George +. Perkins vii! spend the
summer al their cottage in the Berkshire Hills.
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DECISIONS AFFECTING HOBOKEN.

ONE UPHoLDs THE POLICE BOARD THE OTHER
INVOLVES AN ASPHALT CONTRACT.
Two Supreme Court decisions OF interest to Ho-
boken were announced yesterday The action OF
the Police Board in Diminishing John CavanaSh,
policeman. upheld. The oficer asserted tha'
he dd not have fair trial by the Police ComInis-
siones on charge OF entering house. while OF
duty to see girl who bore bad reputation lie
set up the plea at the trial that he made the caii
In search Of evidence on which TO raid the house
The Supreme Court granted the application OF
wit Of certorari made by the Barber Asphalt Com
pany and originally refused by Justice Lippncott
for a review NJ the action Of the Common Council
in awarding the contract for asphalting Garden-st
10 Henry & McGibney. Corporation Attorney Jams
r Mlnfurn offered motion that the resolution
making the award be set aside. the city could re-
advertise for bids and thus save time ana avoo eA
pensye litigation The motion was granted.
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PEI.T,ENIIIE.

Miss Anna sterrttt. OF Newest. VIII represent the
C-br,s,Ion Endeavor Society OF the Reformed Church
AT the Washington convention.
The women o, ST. Peters Church gave straw
berry festival on Wednesday evening. Father
Brown Of Paterson. delivered an address
Essex Hose Company admitted TO membership on
Tuesday evening Samuel Ryno and John W. Depue
making 100 members OF the local fire department.
celebration was had after the regular business meet
ing attended by nearly all the members OF tho local
companies. -
The Graduates Society met in the assembly room
OF the high school on Thursday evening several
now members were elected and musical selections
were rendered by Misses Grace MacFaye ana Daisy
cordon and Mcssrs Work and JerO.tinan.
,rho Chautauaua Society met on Monday evening
q, The residence OF Samuel McCawley. Papers Wer"
Fad ON Tine American Indian" and Modern Emo
tons. <,.,. I,,rc, uui give n lawn
fs,e on the church grounds on "Wednesday ana
AZ The mc.ins Of Passaic Hook and Ladder som
ANY an Monday George T.. Sanford receiver ms cA
pa 'n, ccrtidcate This is the second exempt GER
incoe SANFORD holds and he is said TO be me 3rn
nsn IN the State having exempt certihcates iIo'"
two branches OF the service
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ENGLEWOOD.

Walter Mackay, eldest son of Donald Mackay. q
Vermye a Co, Is seriously Ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Mackay { = recently recovered from .
similar attack.
An elaborate musical programme has been pre-
pared for the entertainment at st. Psu"s Parish
House on June II. The wel-known violin and plano
players. Miss Dora valesco Becker and Mr.. Becker.
OF New-York City, VIII take part.
c. h. Plat leaves next week for Europe 10 Jon
his son, ID. Fellows Platt. who Is pursuing the
Princeton University archaeological researches Ia
the vicinity Of Rome.
Glass Day exercises OF Dwight School were held
on Friday evening Eight graduates took part In
the programme They Miss Felowes Miss
Reid. Miss Knox. Miss Ffschen, Miss Davidson.
Miss Demarest. Miss Leggett and Mies Palmer. The
usual commencement exercises OF the class OF ~
will be held on Tuesday evening, at which Hamilton
Mablo Will deliver the address,
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,,ncEWOOD TENNIS TOURNEY.
"'- OF ORANGE. WIN THE STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMFlONSt1lr
..,ooa. June (SpecaD-The fnal matches
kae%sw-Jersey championship lawn tennis tour
IN "0 hare this afternoon brought out large
" '-na OF tennis enthusiasts. ana 'he srou"us VI
crown .so.us Valley Tennis Club presented pretty
the nV TIE the courts being surrounded with
sppeA'',, ,, dressed women and men. There were
fasn'",obes scheduled and IN each the winners
two ~ champions OF New-Jersey. so the excite
been ,sn high from start 20 finish There was
meh' ,,o,,o,ntment at the inability OF Miss Ho-
eo"e =, rnslewood. to play of the postponed SEMI
nA latch in the womens singles with MISS
ana hrt her clubmate came in her place, and
N0"'.,, match for the newly established women's
the o,sb,p OF the State began early in the after
ena"' ,,,s Ressie Moore. OF the Hohokus Valley
hoO" r1ub was opposed 10 Miss Mowry. and won
TENN .,raight sets Miss Moore hit the balls
u 49, and placed more accurately than her older
h ,d the issue never IN doubt. Her name
w.. will be the first inscribed on the new
u.na,so cup offered by her club
g. anal match In the mems singles followed I'M
'as after the first match and again the victor
cue s,ra,ght sets ]. Parm.y Paret. of the
81" -. Iawn Tennis Club. who defeated the Eng
Van.u ,er, Cranston, on Thursday. was opposed to
|n crack PLAYER Richard II. Palmer. Paret
nc 80 von the Southern championship at Wash
WV .wo weeks ago outclassed Palmer In every
ms nd did not allow his young antagonist put
v" .nes IN the three sets. Palmer became dis
Nv 's-sred near the end of the match and played
eou'se ,o,osslv Paret is now champion OF New
rather ca a. consequence OF to-days victory The
a1s :msp SHS1 womens singles semi,hnal round.
MSS ND F. c., by default
Fns round Miss Bessie MSU %1os Hph OK
championship mems singles nnal round' pa parm
Pare.' VALLEY T. c.. So, CO. 81 -
Hono.n.. round-J Parmly Paret. Orange L. T.
Cna!e"k' x Jessup South Orange T. c.. by de-
{. beat T. '''