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New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
BELLEVILLE.

The Graduates Club met In the public school build.
ing on Thursday evening and adopted a coIstitu.
tlon and bylaws
Tho Essex Tennis Club met on Friday evening at
tho homo OF James Ashworth, OF Wiam-st. and
discussed at length the project OF consolidating with
the Riverview Club. The amalgamation Will doubt.
less be effected at early date.
The North Courtlandt Street Card Club met at
the home OF James Dog. in Llttie-s;.. on Monday
evening.
The willing Workers. OF the Reformed Church
gave enjoyable entertainment for the beneft Of
the Building Fund on Friday evening.
on Monday evening the John J. Conlin Assoc!a.
tion elected the following officers for the coming
year: President. Maurice cahll; vce-presdent.
James Gleason secretary. Joseph Murray; treas
urer. John j. Conn sergeant, William Berrigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Smith, OF Washngton-ave., gave
pink tea Thursday evening. The hostess wore
Japanese costume. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Auer Mrs. j. Edgar Coeyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Ramsen. Mr. and Mrs ].
Harry Coeyman, Miss Demouth. Miss Walker and
Miss Kyle.
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SUMMIT.

Tho Summit CHAPTER OF the Society for the Re-
lief OF the Sufferers IN Armenia met at the nome OF
the Rev Dr. Theodore f. White on Monday after
noon and made arrangements by which the Work
now beIng done will be increased.
Tho Fortnghtly Club met In the Library Build
ing on Wednesday afternoon and listened TO sew
eral papers read by members.
Hose Company No. held a meeting on Friday
evening at which arrangements for an entertain
rpent TO be given In April were made
Howard Hall was crowded on Thursday evening
hv grand rally Of he Summit post OF Com
mander booths Volunteers and their friends. Ad-
drcsses explaining the methods and expectations
q. the new movement were made by Commander
Booth Mrs Booth Major Glenn. Captain McFetriu
Lieutenant Grey and others.
The managers IN charge OF the Summit Fresh
Air and Convalescent Home have decided TO buiId
an extension TO the Home building.
The first services In the new bulld"g or calvary
Episcopal Church. which Is now nearly completed
will be held on Easter Sunday. Although the build
ING and land are valued at nearly 5000 the debt
rnmainina is comparatively small and efforts are
being made TO have 1t altogether pad by the
Easter offerings . - vo,,u no,..
Christian Association. has sent In MS resignation,
10 take effect on March 81. +, c.Aoo, NJ an
THE BOARD OF Education met In Scho0l NO on
Tuesday evening. aud organized by eiccting Aufus-
tus r. Libby president and Alfred M Jones b.s-
summit division. No. 222, Sons OF Temperance.
hold m entertainment In their rooms on summit
on Friday cvcnngi 1ueS's h snH MN Se orangcs
summit Council. No. lpi2. Royal Aicahuii. me,
on Monday evening ana decided 10 give mubc'i
In aid Of the Council In Howard Han on Apr'' i'
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he PLEADS GUILTY OF TWO MURDERS.
THE PLEA NOT ACCEPTED-JoHN MAcKIN AND
EDWARD CLIFFORD ARRAIGNED.

THE PLEA NOT ACCEPTED-JoHN MAcKIN AND
EDWARD CLIFFORD ARRAIGNED.
Two murderers were arraigned yesterday in the
Hudson County Court OF Oyer and Termlner. One
r,risonsr was John Mackn. who shot and killed his
wife Lizzie Mackin, and her mother. Bridget Con-
nors In Jersey City on the night Of February o. and
severely wounded his father-n-aw The other pris-
oner was Edward Clifford. who shot and morally
wounded William G. Watson. division superintend-
ent of the West Shore Railroad Company at Wee
hawken on March s. Mackin. TALL slender. boyish-
looking fellow Of twenty-five years. has apparently
reached the conclusion tliat he must surrender his
life on the gallows for his double crime. he in
sisted on entering pleas Of guilty. Two indictments
have been found against him. one for the murder Of
Mrs Connors and the other for killing his wife
Mackn was calm and In low. firm voice SAID
Guilty" when the first indictment was read. JUS
tce Lippincott Informed him that under decision
Of the Supreme Court the plea Of guilty In murder
cases could not be accepted. plea OF not guilty
ordered entered. The explanation and instruc-
When the second indictment was read. for killing
his wife. Mackin again offered plea OF guilty.
The Court again directed that plea Of not guilty
a lawyer. He replied that he had not. He an
swered NO when Justice Llppncott asked Il he
had had money ,, or property The Court remarked that
Cnnord. too. was se.f-possessed when arra!gned,
but betrayed momentary symptoms OF nervousness
when asked for his plea. He replied. Not guilty"
selected Constable Schaaff to watch the prisoners
BY night and Constable Murtin as the day watch
They occupy adjoining cells: Clifford has q. cell
Mackins ceimate is Patrick sheehan who killed
Diederick CARDS In Bayonne.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

Tho wedding OF Mes Susie Rogers and Richmond
Ellis which took place Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the BRIDES parents In Midland ave- Airing
ton was one OF the prettest affairs Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis will continue to live In Arlington
when they return from their wedding trip
The reorganization OF the Arlington Club. which
has been deferred several times out OF courtesy to
the present officers will take place this week on
Ines similar to the larger clubs OF Ncw-York and
brooklyn.
The banquet and rally Of the Young Mems Chris
tlan Union OF the Knox Presbyterian Church. In
Kearny. or Wednesday night marked sue
cess both socially and from spiritual point OF
view. Henry Boan was toastmaster. and he h.,ed
his position with grace and tact. Among the speak
ers who responded to toasts were othe Rev. ]. +.
Folsome. pastor OF the church; Samuel Parker Rob-
ert Terrence. Professor A. G. Balcome, Archibald
Macarthur ond Thomas Adams
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IIOI,ONEN.

4 nn,ss.mee.lng was he'd at the first Presbyterian
Church Sixth and Hudson SITS. on Wednesday even
Ing to give opoortunity TO the citizens Of Hoboken
TO show their sympathy for the Armenians. The
Rev Henry y. Beatty. pastor OF the church. pre-
sided and In the pulpit were John B. Haysooni,
sccrot,rv OF the Armenian Relief Association OF
New York. and vartan Derogan. who escaped from
mo s.gsoun massacre A large number OF ministers
from tho different churches were present.
The Railroad Yourg Mems Christian Association
gave tho last OF It's series OF entertainments on
Tuesday night. A large audience was present and
enjoyed the fine musical programme.
Fritz Reuter- Lodge. No. l33 X. OF r.. gave its
fourth annual invitation ball on Tuesday night In
IIols;ens Hall. Several lodges sent delegations
large number OF the friends OF Mrs Gerard
Kunckcn met ut her home. No. 7O6 Park-ave on
Tuesdiy evening to celebrate her sxteth birthday.
Kuncken Mr. and Mrs G. T. Kuncken Mr. and
Mrs. j. III. Hors;mann. j. II. Meyer and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. kuncken. the Misses Araling
and many others were present.
musical entertainment VIII be given at Quar-
tette club Hall on Tuesday evening next. Miss
Martina Johnstonc, the Swedish vionist: Nine LII
Ian Blauvelt and the NewYork Symphony Orches-
ira have been engaged.
The service at st. Paurs Episcopal Church on
Wednesday evening was made especially attractive
by a rare musical treat. Dr. Carl Duff and Mrs.
Sarah Barron Anderson gave fine rendering OF 1T
Is Enough" from Elijah large congregation at
several friends at her home No. ss Wasarg,on-st.
O. Marne, Miss T. Tanner, @. snyder Miss l..
Scl,zer b. Tanner, Miss :. Sioldt, II. Thompson.
Miss y. Holmes, X: Holmes, A. Koehle, Miss NJ.
The Pnnnkol,"n Club elected these officers
Wednesday night: President Charles Enger; vice.
president. X. Brass financial secretary. IA. D.nSc
recording recre,ary. H. Paap; treasurer Fred SteiS-
letter.
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JERSEY CITY.
WEDDINGS OF MISS ROUSE AND DIR. ACKER
MAN MISS HELMS AND EDWARD BOISE
THE FIRST CYCI.E SHOW

THE FIRST CYCLE sftcNs
Miss Anna Augusta Rouse was married on
Wednesday evening 10 Dr. James Franklin Acker
man at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Hugh Ross
Mackenzie No l6O St Nicholas-ave.. New-iork City.
Mss Emma Helms and Edward Boese were
married on Wednesday naht at tho brides nome
No. Il Hu;ton-st by the Rev. i. A. Meury. MISS
Annie G,aeser was bridesmaid and Henry Boese
was best man. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Arnold Melnlcke. MIR. and Mrs. George
Gem!nder Mr. ard Mrs Herman Michols. Mr.. ana
Mrs Herman Bartsch. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bercher and Miss Annie Wibrook.
A number OF this city's society women attended
the twenty-eighth annua. breakfast OF Soross given
recently at the waldorf They were Mrs Horace {.
Wait. Mrs L. F. c. Yourg. Miss Coceia Gaines
Mrs Ettie Henderson. Mrs John l. Scudder Mrs.
Ivn,an O. F!ske Mrs. Samuel q. Negus ana MISS
Scudder.
TIE Glenwood Euchrc Club held its last meeting
q, the home OF Miss Blanche Clark. No. l''s ilsh-
land-ave. There were present Mr. and Mrs Mathi-
con Mr. and Mrs Francis Elscr. Mr and Mrs. -.
potes Mr. and Mrs Watkins. Mr.. ana Mrs 1T ages
Mr.. ard Mrs. Naddngion Mr' anu ME "'''e
born and Mrs and Miss C.ark. -. -,
\ dance and supper Will be given after Lent ny
The Criterion Euchrc club was entcrtlineh on
Thursday night by Mrs. Opdye@e. at he' "o"'e' w.
Mr. Josepb Mulford. OF Greenvi.le. gave theatre
day evening 49, H.. no. o,,o- known
was held Friday ani SATURDAY IN NE rooms a y" '''
The rsips Of the Central Evening School have or
0anized debating society and WI. nave H's,ls .r
Son every Thursday night AT tho High schooi, INC
Nc.,s ~ the association are: President, Dr ilSn'.
vice urln cpa, Of the school, ce-pteslue.'' SO
Plenty; secretary. Mss Qninlan. treasurer - we
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ELIZABETH.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas A. LocShart Of No. 800
East Jersey-st.. celebrated Monday night their
third wedding anniversary. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Heverson. Mr.. ana
Mrs Clinch. Miss Alice Ten Eyck. Mrs. Joseph
Dilks Mrs Elsie Helverson. Miss Cora Dflis. Mrs.
Sails Mrs. Fusht. Miss Martha Van Pelt. and
Messrs. John Wilburn. Albert Zimmerman, Charles
Coles Jcseph Sales and William Post.
The Suburban Club has been incorporated. with
the following officers: DR.. Alvin r. Eaton, pres.
dent; James W. Hale, vce-pres!dent; Nation G.
Packer. treasurer. The club has leased the
grounds AT Urslno Park. In Union Township and
s thoroughly decorate the building and convert
Il into up-to-date clubhouse.
A delightful musicale took place on Monday night
at the home Of Mrs Pierce. in Cather!ne-st. There
were solos by Miss Evelyn Whipper. Mrs. Williams
and Miss Pool and exhibition OF fancy dancing
by Mlss Anna Williams and Miss Carrie f.. Pool.
There Will be a service OF song this afternoon IN
the FRS; Presbyterian Church.
Invitations out for the wedding. on Wednes-
day. April s. OF Miss May Shpman and Charles
Staples OF this city. The ceremony will take place
at the home Of George Mooney, In Catherine-st.
The Elizabeth Music Club Is preparing for is
third and last public concert Of the season. The
oratorio Of the "Creation'' will be presented
chapter OF Children OF the American Revolution
has been formed in Elizabeth. under the auspices Of
Boudinot Chapter. Daughter Of the American Revo-
luton.
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BAYONNE.

Mr. and Mrs William b. Ruggles. OF West Firth
St celebrated he tenth anniversary or thelr wed
ding at their home Tuesday.
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
~ NIss Iuc,e Suckow daughter Of Waldo Suckow,
., Avenue f. 10 tie Rev. Ho-atio Watts Mcguire.
rector OF Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
The cl lef social affair of the Easter season VIII
be the marriage Of Miss Hannah Booth. the eldest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred w. Booth. or
West Sixth-st.. TO II. Wilbur Paret. OF orange.
The ceremony Will take place in Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church Thursday evening. April 3. 1t
ia oxnac,ed that Bishop Paret Of Baltimore, an
uncl. OF the bridegroom. will oficiatc.
Under the direction Of Mrs. n. NJ Burnett. oI
Wcst Elghth-st "A swell subscription reception ana
dance Will held In the clubhouse or the New-Jer-
sey Athletic Club on the evening or Aprll H.
Court Panrapo. No. 80. Foresters OF America, has
chosen Mason g. Spofford and William Armstrong
as delegates to the State Convention OF the order
a; Long Branch.
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RUTHERFORD.

The Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club. which has
conducted a number Of pleasant social Affairs DUR
ing the winter, is preparing for hvely season Q"
the courts At the annual meeting on Monday Os'
Frederick X. Hollister was elected president Ins
other officers are: vice-president j. y. Spauiolne'
secretary, William Elliott; treasurer Leo z. Bur
linxton: directors, George Trowbrdss Hollistsr'
George b. Weaver and c. A. Goodspeed.
The musical incident OF the week was the concss
given in Lyceum Hall on Tuesday night by MISS
Anna Ida Kocn, who faced audience composed
largely OF old scnoomates and friends Of her earlier
years in this neghborhood Miss Koch possesses
sweet soprano voice. and uses It we'll. Her assist:
ants included Miss Ethel d. Houston Eaws~ Hv V,css
Stevens Roe william Otto Polemann. Mise MARIO"
short ard Miss Mabel Ely.
The RFutherford Board Of Education organised On
Tuesday night by electng Henry r. Jackson Ptn
ident aad james L. HASTE district clerk Both have
filled the offices before. and have proved 70 DO "a
celent officials X.. .,s
yersary by a reception In West End Firemen's HAN
on Friday night. ... 49,
Joseph w. Beebe at one time connected win s tns
United States Navy completed series OF ise'Ssi 'ssi
on ''Travss Around the World In Ayoeum ~
last night
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LONG BRANCH.

Miss Marie Goldsmith gave a progressive whise
party at her Unon-ave. homo on Wednesday even.
ing. Tho mems first prize match case was won
by W. II. sutphn BOBBY bottle Of cognac. Samuel
Cooper: women's first prize. Dresden Jewel box.
was won by Miss Hannah Wells. and Mrh q. h
Morris secured the BOBBY prize.
Miss Mamie Tomkins returned on Friday NON
Bermuda.
George r. Van Huel and Miss Ella N. Heyse'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John A. Heyer. were
married on Thursday afternoon Tho ceremony
performed by the Rev Pennington CofSon' "
Clayton ~ J..
A masquerade was held on Monday evening at @e
home Of Miss Jennie Longstreet. About twenty-uve
guests present. =. ..., 49,.
Mrs. II. C. Walker. Of Chicago. II visiting ne
father, Thomas Cook.
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RAILWAY.

Cards out announcing the wedding Of Miss
F'reda Lawrence Marsh. daughter OF John Edward
Marsh Of ST. George's-ave to Edward Shaw. OF
Pittsburg, Penn. The wedding will be on April at
4:3O o'clock In st. Thomas's Church. OF New-York
The farewell reception to the Rev. Thomas c.
Mayham. OF the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tuesday night was complete surprise
to the minister. The members OF the congrega-
tlon presented q handsome silver cup to him In
OF his five years faithful service In this city
Under his pastorate the pretty church was built
which Is a monument to his name. The presenta-
ton speech made by the Rev. p. o. Parvin.
In view OF the many reports spread about tho
illness OF Mayor Daily 1t Is a pleasure to announce
expected. He will probably start on q Gouthern
AAlF lima In tha coming week.
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SHE FIRED AT THE MARAUDERS.

WOMAN DRIVES THREE HoUsE-BREAKERs
AWAY WITH A SHOTGUN.
Mays Landing March 2s (SpecaD.-The little TOW
of Esteilville that yesterday the scene OF
discovery Of the Rech tragedy, is having an un-
usually large share of excitement. While the neigh
borhood was talking the details Of the murder
of Mrs. Rech. three colored tramps went to the
house of Somers Collins. which stands by itself
near the outskirts and finding that Mrs. Collins
was In the house alone attempted 10 force an en-
trance One Of the negroes seized Mrs. Col
lins, who stood the step. She broke away
from him quickly and inside the door,
and quickly boiling 1t took her husbands gun and
ran upstairs She threw up bedroom window and
az the three men were battering at the door fired
the gun at them. They quickly left the premises
and Ned into the woods. and have not been found.
although search was at once Instituted.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
HONOR POLL AT PENNINGTON.

Pennington, March 3.-The honor roll for tho
term ending March 25 at Pennington Seminary IS
as follows: Miss j. NJ. Baker. Aberdeen. Nd: Mss
NJ L. Farley Smithtown. y. j.; Miss NJ. A. Mary
att. Milestone, ~ j.; Miss C. c. Reed. Atlantic
City. n j.: Miss L. Valentine. New-York T. s.
Cline. lockwood. n. j.: II. Z. Mar. Ocean Grove.
n. j.: D. B. Pfe.ffer, Willlamstown. n j.: W. II
Weidner. 1a B.rdsborough Penn; p q. wHIeis, Cam
den y. J J. /. Becker. New-Brighton, " y: w.
G Buchanan Camden. y. j.; T. J. Clark. Pater-
s. VI F. T EdTarSS usnn BansGf Rrdss,nn Pssn; r.
H. N Lawrence, Trenton. y. j.; NJ. II. Nichols
Atlantic City " j.; D. B. Wason. Port Richmond.
Gtafen Island
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ARRESTED.

HE IS ACCUSED OF SELLING LOTTERY TICKETS.
AND SAYS 1T is A CONSPIRACY.
Summit March q SPECIALIZATION r. Behan. who
has been a justice OF the peace in Summit for
many years was arrested this afternoon. on com
plant OF George L. Phair. Lester Youngs and
Horato s. Conkling. who accused Bchan OF hav-
ing sold them lottery tickets OF the old Louisiana
Lottery which. he told them. had an office some
where In Texas. The witnesses acting under
instruction of Anthony Comstock. who lives In
Summit. Behan was arragned before Justice j. J.
Hoff, and admitted to bail to q Wait the action
of the Grand Jury He denies the charge and
SAYS that II was instgated by Conkling with whom
Resides having served as justice OF the peace, in
spector OF elections and in other offices. Behan con-
ducts large harness s-makng shop In MorTis-aVe'
and is the owner Of Oraton Hall
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
NEWARK.
A MAGNIFICENT GIFT TO THE Y. NJ T. A.
,vN,-A1. RAIL OF TIE JAMES q. BLAINE Gu b
GOLDEN WEDDING OF MR.. AND Mls'' HEN
c,1.Es NJ wIIsON-PLANs OF THE
YOUNG woMAN's CHRISTIAN
A<cr, Union

YOUNG WOMANS thhi' ii-'-'
TEMPERANCE UNION.
The James G. Blaine Club gave ball al Hae-
berle's Park Hall on Monday night EX-A-uer'ian
Peter JTlrich was chairman OF the Arrangements
Committee and School Commissioner Hos' o1 '"s
Reccpt.on Committee. Delegations from the T. y
Grant West End Republican. East End Repuodc.n
Northern Republican clubs. Essex County kePuo"-
can Society and American Drum ant rhe 'o'''
were present
A. meeting OF the Board OF Directors or the
Y NJ e. A. Wednesday afternoon Secretary ,oz-
CONS announced the gift OF slCo to the assoc'a ,on
Thanks were expressed for recent subscription OF
s2ao TO the Building Fund from an unknown
friend TIE directors agreed that new ana cor"-
rnoi!ons building WAS necessity. and the hope W's
cxprcsscd that the friends OF the 5000 young men oi
Newark would provide n suitable mono.
The second annual reunion OF the ThiTty-nnth
New-Jorscy Volunteers Association VIII pe he'u III
the rooms Of Marcus T.. Ward Post, G a. H. III
Rerevllle-aye. OF Thursday night. There are about
or, re.arars IN the association. The officers are
Potter r. Rogers president; DR.. Ph.lip Roth wee
presilent: Frank Brydcn and J.. E. Hayward
secretaries and Andrew J. McManus treasurer
The puols OF the Summer-ave. school will pre-
sent "Thc Comedy OF Toys" In the schooi punri.is
on Thursday and Friday evenings. April and H.
ono hundred children have been rehenrsnS uhder
the direction of Miss Adelaide "es'co'' who VIII
take the part OF Katy u,uu, vouro
At an educational meeting OF tne w Nllatm ~ nus -
Womans Christian Temperance a,Oh on lnui'uas laS ~
evening it was decided to give Willard evening ~ ~
the park Church pailors Thursday evening. Apr
Q Special invitations have been sent 10 1rls.ia ti
Endeavor EpWorth League. Young Peoples bapt!st
i;nion and other young peoples societies In the
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union VII
hold a memorial service this afternoon at o;So
o'clock Mrs. Blanchard Will have charsc OF 'he
Next Tuesday evening there will be meeting IN
the Coored Baptist CHURCH IN fanK-st, near near
Hasey. for the purpose Of orsanizng Soiored rss
Womans Christian Temperance | nion Tne County
Supernfcndent Mrs Johnson. VIII preside.
The golden wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. Hercules
Miller Wilson was celebrated at the hGme OK tne,T m
Wednesdav evening Only the members OF the
immediate family were present three generations
heinz represented. An address Of Generalization
was made by the Rev Or, Charles T. Haley. pastor
of thn TOsevllc Prcsby ytcrlan Church. Mr.. ar Mrs
Wilson went Thursday TO Old Point Comfort
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
THE ARLINGTON ELECTION OFF

The special election will not be held In Arlington
next Thursday to determine whether It shall divorce
itself from Kearny Township and establish itself az
borough. Counsel for the township made appica-
ton IN Jersey City yesterday for on order for rule
70 snow cause why the order for the election should
nor oe SET aside 1T was based on the fact that the
legislature on Thursday las, amended the Borough
sct a. ,h hoorpaEns can only be Incorporated by
say and the election II on. ~ ~
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he ARRESTED HER HUSBAND.

A JERSEY CITY POLICEMAN LOSES HIS SHIELD BY
REMARKABLE CONDUCT.
Patrolman Walter DAILY. Of the Second Police Pre-
cinct Jersey City. suspended yesterday after
Police Justice Potts had ended a hearing In case
in which Daily had made the arrest He arragned
John Kennedy, OF No. TIA Jersey-ave. on a charge
of assault and battery lodged by his wife. The
examination disclosed the fact that Daily had
abandoned his post to entertain Mrs Kennedy In
the rear room Her husband followed her and
arrested. Kennedy discharged and Inspector
Lange, who had attended the hearing. demanded
the surrender Of Days shield and keys. Day has
been on the police force ten years.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
PATERSON.
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE SILK CITY

GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE SILK c1TX."
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE PERPETUA
AMICrrrA C1.UB-PATERsoN TEACH
ERs ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS.
Cards are out for the wedding early in APRIL q
Miss Mamie Holland and Walter Duddleston.
A notable wedding will take place on Easter Mon-
day Tho contracting parties are Miss Louise Com
die and Christopher Kasse.
Mlss Matte A. Post, OF Rutherford. and Frank
Banta we're married last Sunday afternoon by the
Rev Charles D. Shaw, at tae home Of Villain Gan.
non, In Wayne-ave
A social gathering in the rooms OF the T. NJ c.
A. on Tuesday was pleasantly diversified by tho
opening OF the banks for the benefit Of the Chair
Fund Mrs G. D. Voorh.s had collected the largest
amount $lI5.
Miss Florence Crowel. Of Broadway. entertained
the members O, the Perpetua Amictia Society
on Friday evening The Cub Is formed OF grad.
yates of the class OF '95 Of the Paterson High
school. 40
Invitations are out for the welding OF Miss May
Heaey and John Post
Association on Tuesday evening. the following Of
fcers elected: President Franklin morn;
first vce-president. Niles J. Corse; second vice.
president, Miss Elnce Mann corresponding secre-
fary w. l.. Starley; recording secretary. ;. w.
Prcber,: treasurer. Miss 5. Eaklns.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
MADISON.

H. Mckay Twomby and his family have returned
to Madison.
A successful magazine soclable' was given IN
the Webb Memorial Chapel on Wednesday evening
Dr. and Mrs Leslie Ward are IN Florida.
A minstrel show will be given In FaSans HAL
by the Madison Whcelmen carly In April
The Thursday Morning Club met last week nj the
iouse OF Dr. Stewart II. Reed. and Listened for an
hour TO Instructive and entertaining tilk On
Literature n Personal Resource, given by
Hamilton W. Mab!e the Editor OF The Outlook
Among the invited guests was James Macarthur,
editor Of "The BoolIman." who lives In Madison.