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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
THE awful RESULT or ANGER.

From The Cincinnati Enquirer
Always contro, your temper. young man. ~:
Colonel admonshed the youth. kindly u know Nna'
am talking about Never shall forget me ctiInr
yes the crimc-i committed years ago under the r.
;tement of anger" .,,..
II suppose you would rather not tell me the par,ic'
ulars"' said the young man. ,,, "a
II would rather not mention it but II Is my dHly S
relate the affair a. Il warning. one day dear ifi .
and we're out fishing. twenty-five mics rom o nv
lzation He made some remark that arouseu ~
temper, which In those days was as hasy As & AS,
now In the blindness Of my rage ! seized he ,inst
missile at hand and II at him. II struck me
tree and was smashed 10 bits Young ni' + rad
flung al my friend was the only bottle OF "nsSe noW
the camp II gives me a shudderng thirst even "'"
TO think of that awful AFFAIR. -. q, NIT.
Thanks 10 the Young mans ability TO take r shst
the awful thirst attended 10 IN uai i r,r,nee
caused ghe Colonies features to resume the''
placidlty -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
pHJJADELPHJA FIREMEN IN TOWN.

Sixty volunteer hremen from Philadelphia VINO
have been I'D the State celebrating arrived III
I,rooklyn yesterday from Poughkeepsie on 'he
Mary Powell. They were met at the Annex oo''
by the Veteran Volunteer flreneh he"ueu ~
<.u.,,,n. committee: Aaron j. Mchaels. president;
Manson 8 Brown president: T. c. Brown past
pre.dent: j. II. Bergen, marshal William bu,ief.
John p. Short c. w. James. Peter WILSON, Gilbert
HAYES Joseph Downing William flsmng, 'd bt
McCauley, Calvin Pearsall Joseph Mc->os' az
rick Lahcy and John Campbell. 49,, .,. ,,rifor,o
The Philadelphians wore Quaker gra! IN, -
- uare nreceded by "A band of music. Inc pro
cession went to the fire headquartels IN i ga?
=, wharc they were reviewed by Fire CommissloiicT
Srvant They were then taken TO the Afineloi nv
lei where they will remain while theX are M" .ni
,odav ihey will he taken 10 Coney isIahn' Al
osciock they will start for Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03

BRIDGE TRUSTEE HENRIQUES WILL MI
OPPOSE SURFACE TRACKS.
A vExED QUESTION LIKELY TO BE SETTLED

A vEXED QUESTION LkEIX TO BIZ ~ ''''
THE NEXT MEETING or THE BOARD
There is a prospect that the vexatious p'az" r'V"
,, IN 49,, 10 so,,od The present indications
AFRO ,b,, tho ma,,cr will be settled az 'n' It"
meeting of the trustees which is schedui'" 49,.
place october r. providing The briuse ,os
should really meet Trustee 'E'rehco ~ inn rho
who has all along been credited with oppoS'S
.nn,,ca,ion NJ the Brooklyn Heights i'"" 80.
rlaza rights i'm Connection with the "''"1 ,a ca
,,r,no1 - change of heart Al least he S"'"
yesterday. All the other roa"S WV" looo connec-
of the Rrooklvn Heights ROAD nave -. has
e. tn ,ha bridge and Ny. itehi"" 49,,
como IN tho decision that he viii not oi'P ,. an
trolley corporation any longer. NJ. ,' a,,or .
no,,ncos that he has changed "'H ~ .,,,rh, and
long neriod of careful. conscle"''""7 80 Mr.
deem study All his life, II the 'ci'o hoautiful
=, .e hos heen a seeker after the oe""''
Il war his intention oririha'N wa" 1' 60 ,nnk, II
heautiaed with trees aud other 'n''e' ,o,,ac,c
,,,. .. urooklvnjtes and pleasing SP'
80, ,ra,oor which was. of coufs'' Wv 49,,
TAO Pm, then Mr. HcnriGues ma" d his
oh and Seth l.. Keeney 10 coh't'" ,,,,v ole
ideas could not be carried QUIZ rd all hope
,..,oa structures invaded the plaza " 49,, =, lao
" 80 90 aas,be,ic beauty was concerhcu' "' ,,,,
so lar aS "'' 49,, ,,o.,iug Octoher T.. proviulis
abandoned, Mace Mr. lienriques VII aoaI he
H. ,aseaTc of a resolution giNiih ' nur,s shall de-
concessicn hsh ,rstncs have legal rign, TO a..
o H nrovidng also that the railr0an ,br pryileee
be willing to pay suc1ei' mos, favoraby regard
gnd will PROBABLY be adopted INA, vas FIRST
il is now two years s l,ll have hoped that the
rosent generation would see tle b al run down
The plan brief is that tnc r,.' Of a loop around
hpiss,s and uptown again Three @ nossencers
be erected the plaza, h ar cars without the long
VIII On s,h,ch an present is so vexatious'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
pJ,yTJNG Up GLEASON'S RECORD.

There has been a careful search made III the ld.'
few weeks by certain persons among the hatu' an
,at,on records in the Office Of the clerk oil me
United States District Court for facts relating u
Patrick j. Gleason. An entry was louu u'''eo Nv
,S-. st,tinc that Patrick Gleason a Ia
horo, vouched for by Patrick Lynch. OF this Guy
forswore. for the purpose of becoming an Amer
can citizen all allegiance to foreign rulers especial
~ those of England and Ireland one OF tn MI o
81 ts a. the book: THAT don't look much ilke "a
}ns d. t nrasent signature and there's no Jerome
C Hs hnt maybe he's improved in his handwritns
since then: and then again there was mo'h"s ~
.Nrnvert his adding jerome to his name ,
PTTS. record also states that Patrick Gleason o'"'e
~ no wben he was less than eighteen years OLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
IN CHIRLES PRATT"S MEMORf.
FOUNDERS DAY CELEBRATED AT The
INSTITUTE.
r,,,. WITH ,NyIvERsARy OF THE GREAT SCHOOL
-, rrn,rrp IN A FITTING MANNER.


CELEBRATED IN A FITTING MANNEH'
The students of Pratt Institute celebrated rou"-
doris pav in the .sscmbly room of the ouu'hs
.,.,a,. MORNING i'm the presence of n few IN
vi,od .,uosts The exercises began at , O'CLOCK
and LASTED about thrce-quartcrs OF an ho"r. '"'
bronze bust Of Mr.. Pratt, donated 10" se''' 49,
by the students. which rests on she' y" Wv
floor OF the institute was embciiisheN !''''
with flowers TWO banks of golden roo' o'' 49,
the other filled the space immcdid''s " ~
bust Ferns were gathered about the bust i'sc"
a ,, ooioc, was striking The exercises began
vim tho .ipging of Mr.. Pratts fav"rit' ny nm
"Icrus,lcn the Golden ny tn who' "9S'"'
Scriptrral reading followed. ard then inc NV ="
Mcdonnell. of Holy Trinity 'hurc"'
PRAYER Then came the hymn. Tome '"'" "
mighty King" The address OF the d'S ""n '"
livcrcd bv G. VI Pratt, president oil inc "''''
Mr. Pratt said in part: tai. an.
We nave met to-day TO celebrate the li''" az
i,,rs.,r, of the founding OF Pratt Institute a'"
tho siNty-ninth Of TN" birthday OF It's 'o"
Charles Pratt This is the day OF all inc year M
fraurht With hailcw'd association ''h"'' ' ,' -,
and sacred oblie atoms, and thai ea'" """ 90 ~
these days may come home to Us WIN '"'
stimulating influence for good We "o'" II 49,
sc,~ccv hubble fashion. as has been cur custom
those simple services IN memory 81 t"o' "
d y, qrc,t good which he inauSurate"'
Mr. rr,tt's life and character have passed "''
history but think 1t can do w. no ha''" w
, r,gc mr. two Of IT. SO on this anniversary '"'
| mink Of Our founder He had pcrei'''", ~"
| ,css or interest Of sympathy. oil i"ehnE' u '
| tors mo-, so much what the object OF th's ",o"'
| so long As It was worthy. He was even oeHi, o1
| IN know more about it. to let II make SOME "e
| i,,rossion upon him. and to cherish that eNP'''
Inn and 10 build upon II the results Oh NE H.,
| ,hnuph, and experience have Often So u, ~" 3D.
wbcn a new principle in science was siNe , w 90.
worId or new invention IN tho af'S 'as.,, !, =
| w aro,aint himself with IT, so FAR as opPo' '"''
! and time would permit - ,,rJ and amid
life as he touches it on every nam, r n, SAY
,.,r;nd experiences his school on' ~, h,.af
with truth that he had no other scnooi' go and
~ .a,n his own living at ten wear " ~, ,,unil
~ ,h,t larger school Of life he was an ~ P th
mover crnsinC to learn till the day Oh mn anf
renemh.r his reference In my cary 800 line.
,,,n as the years went by 10 ~, - III.
~ pone which hn first read as "a YOUNG ,i'' vol
bo.rding- house on IIicks-st TINS GU! hV n,
! w.on Of no, ms he had secured from the "''''
| Library: :, ,,,,,o M, God TO scan
.ri,, nroner study Of mankind IL man -, IN,
| II. nui a wide and comprehensive ilt',p' rnoui
,,n,, ,h.sc lines and as he grew rlcher ~ go
odgo no grew In his capacity 10 use ,,,,,nge
! ttJ 40 he grew Older in years ne gre" ,up "t
| ~ INC intensity his love OF ne anu VI wiz"
| Rad given him to enjoy ana pes'o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
rCDERtL RIPI HIICiN CIf rs RlLI1.

An enthusiastic Republican rally was held IN
front of the clubhouse of the Federal republican
club at No 81 tnion-st.. last night II was under
the auspices oi the campaign committee OF the
Tenth ward and william Stone. the chairman of
that committee presided. delegation went to the
home of Felix q; Herman. candidate for the AS
sembIy in the Eighth District and escorted him to
the meeting place with n band and fireworks.
When the meeting called 10 order there were
about $50 pei sons In the street. large American
nag with the names Of the National candidates al
the bottom was drawn out above the middle OF
the street while the band played The Star
Sp,ugIed Banner and the crowd chesred The
Aist speech was made by William A. Pendergast.
OF the Twenty second Ward
George r Elliot followed with an eloquent appeal
TO those present to vote for the maintenance OF
honest money and the honor OF the country Other
addresses were made by Congressman Francis W.
wilson ex-Asscmhlyman James Taylor and Judge
Steele
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
YUE 18TH REGIMENT CANES.

The following will be the contests at tho indoor
games Of the 18th Regiment Athletic Association
on November IA:
Open to all amateurs-One hundred-yard run.
eight hundred nd ghty yard run. novice; eight
hundred nd Gig ht"yard run. handicap: two-mile
bicycle. handicap.
open to members y. @. S. n. y. only-Two- hum
bred and twenty yard run. handicap.
Open to members 18th Regiment only one nun
dred- yard run handicap. -hundred-yard run
handicap: eight -hundr ed a nd -eighty-yard run.
handicap: mile run. handicap: two-mile bicycle
scratch. mile walk scratch. heavy marching
order: running high jump: pole vault. mile re-
Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
FIVE or THE BOYS CAUGHT.
RUNAWAY BROOKLYN LADS ARRESTED IN PHli'A-
pELPHIA

Five Of q party of seven Brooklyn boys who ran
away from home Monday were caught ny the
Philadelpbia police last Wednesday, The parents
Of three OF them. Charles Nolckens sixteen year
old Of No 20 Rochester-ave.; Alfred Wasiey' III
teen wears old of Bergen-st., and Arthur Wuh NJ
teen years old Of No. 1.SN Fulton-si.. sent on
money TO pay the boys fare back home "a soon as
they were Informed by the BROOKLYN pohce OF 'he
nredicament OF the lads. John Graham seventeen
xears old another Of the five. has no home ana ne
viii he sent to the House OF Refuge The parents
Of Valentine Fitzpatrick. ffteen-year-oid young
ster Of Sands-st. too poor to SEND the money
90. III. ,,arsnortation Just what the Philadelphia
noce will do in Fitzpatricks case Is not kmowi
Tho remaining two boys. Richaro forneS. loui .eru
,aors old " hose parents live in fultoh-St- ahu
CHARLES Baker sixteen years old VINO mas no ,In, pr
90, hack 10 BROOKLYN the same daE tiey r.,,
having decided that going IN seaTch o, hoys
US not what thes supposed 1t TO be Inc boys .it
J}rooklvn looking for trouble ana i9unn an an,
wanted They had somewhat hazy tara so; vr S ho
,n desneradoes or Indians. or any other peliHs no
might cross their path There was Only one wepoi
in the party. bowie knife carried ps '"e
hoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
PORT JEFFERSON AND SETAUkET.

one Of the practical results of the efforts OF tne
Village Improvement Society TO hencht fort Jev
g.rson Is to BE- seen in the work being zone OF the
sidewalks. Large quantities OF me 'r"sheu H'o'o
have been purchased for new sld"Walks., Mary
hundred Yards have already been lald, ana IL I'M
proves the appearance of IN" streets greatly.
An unusually large number of steam yachts ana
Measure craft of various kinds have put INFO fort
Ieferson Earbor This IL accounted Tor by me
growing nopudritv of this land-lOcked basin among
Syachtsmen The recent establishing OF two Gov
eminent lights and fog bell have addeu 10 the a.
Effectiveness of the harbor -, s.,
=, .ut down or shut down has been the ORDER
issued in both the Setauket and Fast Setauket rup-
Der factories recently. and as resul, many manus
pjoycd are working at reduced wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
! LONG ISLAND NEWS !
RIVERHEAD.

II became known yesterday that CLAUDE b. Las
collie who was lodged in the jail at hiVerhean
few DAYS ago on being found guilty OF having oe-
frauded "A Shelter Island real estate man by means
Of a forged check made "A bold attempt 10 escape
from the prison OH Thursday, and nearly succeeded
I'm gaining his liberty
The Suffolk County Fair has been going or Tor Two
DAYS and all the farmers from this part OF the
island who visited the fair grounds made a TOUR OF
INSPECTION through the Jail. Ever since i"as'ene
has been in the Jail he has conducted himse so We'll
that he received the privileges enjoyed oy other ps-
oners ON Thursday he took from between the
solcs of his shoe piece of metal which he ground 10
an edge on the walls OF his cell win this ne
hacked off his whiskcrs leaving stuDbi" CROWN
such as Is characteristic of the farmers VINO wsse
visiting the jail. III - ,...
From his own cell he went into tho cells OF otnee
prisoners and from them took articles OF cioinifY
Having changed his clothing he watcn'H ms oPpor-
tunity and the jailer admit "A crowd OF farmers
When the crowd had inspected the ce'S basrene
mingled with them Iiafford. the Jalior, loohe' at
him sharply. expression OF recognition rH'he h.o
his eyes and the big door closed ana Inc Dolls
shut into their sockets in a hurry .,
Not yet" said Iafford. you h"d pet''' 20 pa'h
to YOUR cell" . 49,.
Iascelle smiled family when he saw thdt nc "s'
detected and in answer to an inquiry SdI" 'ht
w,s inst seeing how far n" could carry Il june
Now ne is kept shackled hand and foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
N THE EASTERN DISIRIti l.
nr,ru or PAUL WElDMANN.

Paul Wedmsnn. president OF the "e'u'," ~
,oonerago Company. died yesterday morhi"s a. -,
nome 10 80 South Thrd-st, AFTER a "'e''e
noss Mr. Weiimann WAS widely known IN '''e
,.,s,,rn District where he had lived Tor many
years Resides being the president or the coope'aee
company he was the owner OF the Ne''"
p,.uorv =; North First and Berry sts. Inc coop
cr,co plaut il AT North Eleventh ana berr! S'S'
and the plant IS said 10 be one Of the largest IN 'he
COUNTRY. mo-.
Mr. Wodmann was born in Germany! ana was
.ixty-stx wears old. He came 10 this country "heh
a little over twenty years Old and began HE A. d"
tournoyman cooper. and aftcrward became me
G,yner of the plant. He director IN the NoVth
SiJe Rank and German Savings Bank. both OF the
eastern District and past master OF Schiller i.odg''
60 80 r and a member OF hermann Lodge, as
well As u. VIII Clinton Commandery Of Masons
II. was also a M mber Of the Manufactureis Asso-
ciation OF Brooklyn. the Merchanis Ulub' me
Ca.cilia Singing Society taecilla ROWING Clup,
pcss Rakers' Singing Society. the Arion singing
society and 81. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran Churcn
MS wife and nine chi!dren-ive sons ana lour
d.uphtcrs-survive him. The funeral services VIII
me- hnld on Monday, and the int"rment VIII De III
I.uh Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
CUOCPiTIC NOMINi7.ON WADE.
rhpER ORDERS From WIrio'GHR' ST me
ASSEMBLY SLATE WENT THROUGH

Rrooklyn's regular Democrats held their ~ e'i''9
At..ric, conventions last evening In nearly every
c,se orders were sent 10 the convention hAHS III
rect from Willoug hby-s and there was httIe inter
st manifested In the gatherings by the members OF
IN. party In general In districts when nave ~
WAYS gone Democratic. and IN whl'h '''' parry =
M, completely iemoralzed by the free-silver issue
,hr. v,s soma interest shown. but there was a
marked difference between the apathy diSp'aF'' ~
las, nights conventions and the enthusiasm mani
,,.d Lv IN. Kepublicans on the previous evening.
Tn. nominations were made as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
PRIZES AWARDED FOR ESSAYS.

, large. gathering Of the public school children.
many accompanied by their parents. last niSht hIied
All souls I'ntv,rsallst church. on South Ninth-st,
vh.u th. prizes were awarded TOR the best essays
nm I'm. subject BENJAMIN Franklin. "a lecture de-
Iiycr.d by the Rev. Dr f.. e. Bolrs. OF New ork
I'm ApriI last John o. Dresser a son oi Horace T..
Dresser Of the Board OF Education. received the
dr., ,ril. of so ana Charles Wrboter the second
p,,h ,,tf,ud iiigh school. Miss ScSs" Lon"rgan
ana Abraham q Bernstein received honorable men
lion Mayor Wursters prize OF so was AWARDED 10
St',,,l,v R,utou and the second to Miss May Nolan
~ w',. .yrrctri that Mayor Wurster would present
count illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
FINED EOR STEERING LICENSES.

christopher Kemp. Of No $50 Cook-st.. and Albert
Sparks u saloonkecpcr At Ellery-st and Nostrand
ave. were taken TO the Myrtle Avenue Court yester-
day on a charg" e violating the city ordinances
forhiddng the transfer of pedlcrs' licenses without
the Mayors permission 1t Is said that the men
hay. been in the habit OF taking out a number II
license badges At 81 80 year each, and then sub
letting them 10 pcdcrs At 81 ~ a week They
nnd 90 cAch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
REAL ESTATE. ,

g y Moody OF g. y Moody Il Co. who has JUST
returned after long absence from inc city' No'''
his opinion OF the real estate market III th' stat
men, that the market Is slow but encouraging
Confidence il gradually gaining despite ia" "h'''-
talntics OF the election
MIR Moody further said that hc mad just received
!, PROPOSITION from New York holders l" sell " Ger
tain parcel VI unimprovcd brooklyn property '"'
price mentioned being close to >lpoo"
Late. real estate Transfers are Is follow
n..,- - 4 Of Md, r, s' .u 2g5,'' ni 1H
OH r.rSsa, n man road tr,m ",a,, ,,.
A., ,y,n ,9 o. : IL, 10 y n 'I,.' Gso' 9"
-,N Sf iea, ',' toSioS>., ',ico tror. II
nsrin. an. II 'a'', a. u Of ,,l-si .5Aiv,.
'r aSi. ~ :S k.r Dei~ Ailsa ,. 80"
i' .ssc. : To- as. iraSsfi gross to i'rroA'l 90,
p. M@' q. A. :. 80 +, OF lnnkl,na.r. .oNlo7.
.'ihur {; 's,1ns :, Ernst Mrnh"n. mortgage ~,
,~say~ n da Il q ,urnn~r,,s :"SIG? FORE
sna,ai.n wscr - Farmer Of Mas-Achu-r'- al -.
s,,Is.n,. s. 1854 fnr Of Prospect ave. l'NNo
Joanna. sit- Of M.n", ,gan,nshA"' i''""rN s.,
r. nSs% ~. o.! % @I' Of W'i 'ia >o' ~
Annie t.. eif' and Frederick -'nn"'kr"'urs to ..,
Ni n' IT, ,'s',,' 5. =e7 It SIKH Az. ISIS,
sutton . l5as IT n Of prlses.aye 23sloo h%i.
tSr.% = ''''''" '..''. ....,..-. : ,oo
rronora.sr. - $50 :, q Na-.auayr :'>i"o hal.
John X Sergeant al John k.ogii 49, 49,. f'"'
Monitor a. 30 II II Norman ave l"Nl"
w. purJr, d., ,........ 5.I,,
i,Dm A,sn, a. ri.r,r ,,rntii- .......... .ar
i',h ~ s.rn yer 90 :" hn l. " M%ifaiG .' 100
$50 rrc~ rhs. i XII {. III I* ussn T. MOT
iuies - ISL. r. n of P1wers It ei.GxiIiio>
2tsxiios foreclosure. Vim ! Battling to Henry .,.
nr1S-i-y rla,. l:@lo 4, Of SIN 'y VIZ; irIc>
S"tk Hin Long Island m,rtgag~ sIi5,o. 49,. Il oo
'I Ie,~r M@Naliy to IAN sauickl. ia3o
tity Real Estate company 10 Michael -
sssn. and h.h ,s \. ~" r~fc,d ave IL, '
100 hNl: Richard u Robbins e. Isabella Van cot
'irran. mortgax" sA"o 49,. 49, go. '-'
IL LASH ct. 49, n "f MARI ave. -"Ni"' h%l' -
George WhtlJck TO David Wilson ...,.. '"'o
5is, Il - :. IL, u 18th ave- 25Ni'0:
s ,r,,S >"'" " ''.''. : 400
cirr"i,D st. : 8 % II II Henry st. runs
wv :" - >" w m :" t. ,trre'
& Clemens HOIST. SACRAMENTO Cal. to Paul X q 900.
Horst. New York. bSs: ',;. -. -"
els Graft Joseph + buchanan. mortgage <ifo. :5W
Putnan ave. :. lIo q " o. Patchen ave-. 2xio"
Y"rt rn"rtsage 81 500. ....................... 1jW
! CARTON ave- s. is7.J Park ave- 23xioo
'uis petersen 4, l,ms. ,'thlil
4 comparative statement, carrying its own com
! ment upon the prevailing depression OF the work
In the Building Department for September, IL jus
/ received The permits for new structures granted
|
Seventy six SI31 49,
During September 1896 the permits ISSUED were
ono hundred and thirty eight -" ~
Total 'F''' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03
TIE REGULAR CANDIDATES iNO'"'''
v,.cu MI.AuGHLIN's MEN FOR tn"
COURT APPROVED BY THE NAi''
pENOCRATS.

.rne BROOKLYN National Democrats helu ,". ,n fo,r
c,srv convention yesterday and ihdo's. rh,rlos
nominees Of the regular peinoc'"r ,,ar,ac : Moore
:, r.onnsn d stevens Charles J. Patterson pre-
ans nd Aher, NJ Fagner was secretary |rS
and putnam counties were not Ie inon' 'be other
,n.sn,v-n,ne delegates were present from '.s nd
no,,ntias Messrs Brown. Clement W. ,i,,
stevens were the only persons placed ~ rtnn Of
Inaee Clement was nominated by MI VI ia
Juuee Thnmas $ Moore. by II. b.. Hlboarn
Stephen D stevens. by Will Weslex of %ewbHrs
Charles Fc paIT ~ Kings County on" 81 lhose
Wno seconded nomina was on the JUG
he complimented Hugh i, nc four nominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-03

Henry MoritZ. thirty nv" years old, OF No. IS
Van lur-n-st a salesman employed by New
york East lndi. goods house, was found uncon-
.ci,us H. a room he occupied In the Carleton Hotel
South Eighth-st and kent-@Nr, NJ c!och YES
,rl,v morning The room was filled with gas
,,,i.h was pouring from the burner. the Gdscock
h.irr turned on. Moritz was lying on the ped;
and II il brlieyc Jed that he attempted suiclut a can
,mhul,uc, AMI the surgeon removed thc man 20
80. ins,iruiou where he IL still UNCONSCIOUS NOtd
Ms s.nt TO the home OF Mortz. and his wife has
iencd to hs bedside She told The doctors thi,
sb. sn.v of no reason why her husband shouli
yxnui "a die except that ii wds due 10 financial
matters AS business had been bad. Her domestic
. 80 Lii yv,s happv They have children
!, bov and a girl. Moritz is member or the Brook
lvu Driving club Royal Arcanum ana Long
is',nd Whrrlm-n. His wife remained At MS bel
side until a late hour last night and once Moritz
revived sufficiently 10 recognize her me uociois
mink he viii recover ana be able to-day to explain
th,
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.\MITYNILIt,.

A juvenile hook and ladder company mas been or
ganized. with twenty member The officers are:
Foreman. William Balem; assistants. Samuel han
and Harry Ketcham secretary, Samuel kearhs'
treasurer Abram Edwards: trustees +. Han 1r.
Jesse Purdy jr and Frank Lusn. Subscriptions tor
the purchase Of a truck and other apparatus are
being solicited and about $50 has been raised !,
The Ocean-ave cottage Of the Rev. j. r. Raymond
has been remodeled and improved by raising the ex
tension one story making two additional rooms tue
kitchen has been enlarged new furnaces put in ana
other improvements made
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NIIII.Bt'R

raptain Carpenter has just completed large
house on Millburn-ave.
The Epworth League held an oyster SupPe' ~ Wv
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening.
r, r.c.o,s ar. very satisfactory and will go tow
ard painting the church. -, r.;,ors,rv ~
Harry NJ Bennett celebrated the anniVersar; $500 "
his hrfh,iuV on last Friday evening ne ,Srouil"s
,hout tha horse illuminated with Japanc,r
lanterns giving a beautiful effect one Oh M 80 ~
- of th, evening wa the competition TOT thr
donkey prize which was won by Miss otls'a "a, 49,
',,,n.r Handing was enjoyed until midnight
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GARDEN CITY.

Senator Lexow ex Secretary OF the Navy Benjamin
F. Tracy Edward Lauterbach, William j. fouhSS
Henry G. Johnson and Charles /" Phipps have been
among he prominent at the hotel the last Few
days. -
Among the arrivals from Europe last week were
Colonel and Mrs jay and the Misses Jay VINO nave
been wandering about the Continent, win 4 WISH 10
Carlsbad for recuperaiion and the usual round OF
Paris and London gayeties aftermath.