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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
NUTI.EY.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Morgan Mr. and Mrs " n
Lyons and the Misses Morgan. OF Jersey City:
Miss l.. W. Seamon. OF lakewood. " Y and Mrs
T.. Thomas and Miss Thomas OF New-York who
have been spending the summer months a, tho
Cloverside, In Nutey-ave.. have returned to their
homes
Miss X. L. Mallaby of Nutley-ave. is spe,d,n,
few weeks with friends at Jamaica. Long island
Mrs VI. Mix and Miss Josie X Mix q, New
YORK. were guests Of the Misses Klngsland ~
kingsland-st. on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Greenough. OF Tuxedo Park
\ T.. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs L. F.. F,llon
OF Grant-aye last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Vreeland. OF BROOKLYN
former residents of Nutey are spendinp n ,,on,h
with James McGlrr, OF Wlllian-st ~
ne Misses ss QHeene AID DAISY staGer Of Frank
Miss Mary Appeton Of f0 TIis GGsdd prove
ing few weeks at White Lake. \. Y. 'p.""'
Of A Mr W nd Mr. Bidde Of Brooklyn was guest
nLt-st.. last week ~ N"'''
Mrs Frederick s. Delaheld Of Stockton PARK
Mis- Miss iii, Heller en- Bgnpsl Of New York spent last
Mrs james FS IT, Bad pre6 of Se W y
resident OF Nutley. spent Thursday with friends In
Miss L. spauldIng. of whltford-lve. is amending
a few weeks with friends at Garrison's the Hud-
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Burlage. OF Detroit. Mich ar.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph " heane. OF Maple
Miss Ada /. Dean, OF New-York is a CUES, of
Misc Edith Noble, OF stockton Park Nutlcy-ave
Miss II. l.. olcott Of Maple Place who has been
sremulnS month Win friends at Madison. Conn.
The junior members OF the Nutley Field Club
on Wednesday night which was much enjoyed. A
number OF young people from out Of town were
present.
Mr.: and Mrs. 7. l.. Bdssett OF Peoria H. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs n ;; lioyt. OF Maple Place.
Barron and Chester Barron. Of Chestnat.st. have
returned from Asbury Park
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BELLEVILLE.

Misses Elsie and Florence Crisp have returned
from Philadelphia where they have been spending
some weeks.
Mrs Bakley Of John-st returned from the
South yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mckinney ere staying Al
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fallows visiting friends
in Philadelphia
Miss Annie Blewett is at Ocean Grove.
Mrs F. c. Rceman, Of Main-st, Is entertaining
Miss Charlotte Brady of Baltimore.
Miss Zcn OF Rutgers-st.. is spending this month
at Lincoln Park. ~ j.
MIR and Mrs James Murray, Of John-st., re-
turned on Wednesday from their sojourn at Lam
bertve.
Sanford at Barnegat Bay.
The j. j. Conlin Association will drive to Swine
field Bridge for its annual picnic on September 80.
Seth Boyden Council, Royal Arcanum. has APP
pointed a committee TO arrange for large recep-
lion on the occasion OF the formal opening Of their
new quarters in the new Belleville Hall building.
Tennessee Tribe ]. o. r. NJ. held It's annual lawn
marty on Monday. II was well attended. The Re-
ception Committee composed Of l.. J. West
lake p n Smith c. S Wine, j. J. Conlin. " Sey-
mour Edward Peckham. J. X pearsalls. II. A.
Rrown James Derbyshire and James Haggerty
Union services will be held by the Reformed and
Wesley Methodist church congregations tonight
in the church of the latter
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NO VIEW CLEV IN SUMMIT uURDER.

Summit. Sept ll-Although two days nave eiapseu
since the brutal murder OF James C. PITTS 'here
have been no arrests Chief OF Police heNy' VINO
Is aiding Captain Stewart and Detective Maxwell
has not given up hope OF capturing the murderer
however. and thinks that the two men VINO "e
believes were concerned In the crime are me TWO
Germans who purchased tickets 20 this place on
Thursday afternoon from the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad station In BaTc.ay-s.;,
New-fork. Captain Stewart went 10 view or
to-day 10 search the employment agencies. on me
theory that the Germans were probably iarmhan hi
who had recently worked in the vicinity or this
place, and were familiar with the Pitts house 49,
Nothing has yet been heard from Governor Griges
IeatlNe 10 Increasing the reward OF $3.50 oHeIeu ny
the Township Committee last night for the arIest
q me Hsnrderers An autopsy to-day showyo ina INA,
the oeath OF Mr.. Pitts caused by his skuH Deins
crushed In by the blow his head The DAVIS
woman Is recovering. and will soon be moved 10
day
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BLOOMFIELD.

f. P Mitchell and family have returned from
the mountains In Vermont.
Miss Mary Schwartz has returned from the White
Mountains.
Robert S. Woodbridge, OF Boston. Is visiting
friends in this place.
George S. Reford. Of Chicago is spending his
vacation with his father. J. Banks Reford.
1 Mrs T. NJ Nevins and Miss Jennie Bliss are at
Point Pleasant for a few days.
Frank Spencer and Miss Emily Spencer have
turned from their summer outing at Port Kent
The engagement is announced OF Miss Anne
Estella Lancaster. OF this place. and Frank De
Moyne, of Montcair
Mr. and Mrs. Marius Beloni and Miss Crossman
are at Great Neck, Long Island.
Cards have been issued for the wedding Of Clar
ence e. Van Wrinkle and Miss Mile Van Houten
Daniels. daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. W. II; Daniels
the ceremony TO take place In the Park Methodist
Episcopal Church OH September l6. at o'clock
Mrs Louis Hickman. of Aurora. Ill. is visiting
Mrs. Henry Menser. in Forest-ave.
Mrs. William Thompson and daughter have re-
turned from Canada.
Mr. and Mrs a. C. Kluge gave reception on
for the officers OF the steamer Augusta Victoria
The Rev. J. B. Lee. Of the First Presbyterian
Church. and the Rev. F. A. White, OF Christ
Episcopal Church home from their vacations.
Miss Anna A. Warncke and DR.. Rufus b. White
head will be married at Westield on Tuesday.
Charles II. Johnson and family are home from
the Adirondacks.
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SOMI;RNIL.LE.

The Rev. Harrison H. Wright and family hAvu
returned from the coast OF Maine.
Miss Carrie NJ. Smith has returned from Lake
HopatconR
Miss Page. who has been visiting Mrs James
Talmadge Birdsal. has returned Boston.
l.. a. Thompson and family returned home on
Thursday from Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs J. b. Osborn has gone to Geneseo N. T.,
for two months visit.
Miss Cora Tomlinson. Of Plainheld spent Sunday
with Miss Grace Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Of Chcopee. Mass. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopper Smith
c. s hoffman and family have returned from
Lake Hopatcong.
Mr. and Mrs Lowell Van Deveer are at Saratoga
Springs.
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MOUNT HOLLY.

Mia Reu,ah Coles is visiting relatives ana 'f'e'''
In Philadelphia ,oo, snendiug a few
Surrogate Kirkbride has been spe''''"s
davs in Washington d. - -. p,,r,,roton is
The family Of R. ,r Fr Mr and Mi' Mrs. craig Moet
being sntsF' Mr. Wood will take up his residence
at Pasadena. CAL iq' ~ Tho United States cruiser
Capt John s D. HfS years furlough with his
raiatives in this city. = ,.,,oa,or IL n guest OF
Miss Mary i!s Is 1;os DeS c. kingdom. 49,, r0r,. .,
MI rbs an Rev M' j. G. Fryer is visiting MS p'''''
PTevdsnce r. Harker and family have returned f 20
,, Dr CI HoIiy. after spending the SUMMER
Side PARK soros D. Thorn of Phadelpha: is VISIT
ing A MGpnt hG 9wo % aauEhtsrs
Mrs joshua ,S,s ling in ohio for two weeks: ~
W Mr Ms qwp honor Or a a theF guest Miss
NH, E,lv OF Borientown
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PATERSON.
WEEKS DoINGs IN SOCIAL ClRChhS i'>
THE SILK CITY.

WEEKS DOINGs IN SOCIAL CIRCLES IN
THE SILK CITY.
NJ, Elias Goldsmith and children LETT AohuAs io'
IN autumn sojourn at Ocean Grove. -,
pleasant evening was spent on Nio"'"'
,os,s ~ the ladies OF Calvary Church "' p
and ice-cream social. ,, L.a ro
Dr and Mrs B. r. Luckey ana chHoie" nov"
turned from Asbury Park ,, oo,o n
W. ard Mrs Benjamin Eastwood nave so"e "
Europe. -. >,,ss Rertha Bauer
-, c,,,,,nd Cohen which WAS TO nave pee" "
80 49,, hos heen indefinitely postponed IL oon'
ao ~ tho illness OF the father Of the prde-eec'.
Miss Florence Burritt of Morristown' Is Tile sNe'
Of Mrs W. ~ RyeSeI OF Yonkers. is spending two
MISS Nth Miss Ida Smith Of East twenty
r and Mrs Robert Fordyce and family are "0''
from an all-summer so)ourn az Marriage of Miss
vi DadIey and Benjamin CnandIeLI wGS bV the
E in the Park Avenue Baptist SnuIr ence OF
nastor the Rev Hervey WOOL MOO, Alec Dadley sister
several idn vas maid of honor, and BenJsiiln io,h
pac, man Both women were at.ie itridesnaid pink
bs bride carrying white roses ne ne bride's home in
ones A reception took pace d. 'i
Rose-st -. ord anniversary reception was
"A Ws &C. he Rev j Whitcomb BrouSne' s a of
Rev John Bentzim. pastor ana Th,,rsdav evening.
the First pbnId and Miss Mary shaw were mar
r,cd on Wednesday afternoon d nv the Rev. Mr.
SON Methodist Episcopal hu' vas bridesmaid and
Ians. MISS hopt man stewart Kidd and Alea-
ander Miller acted as usners, ndie lace and SATIN
"id were gowned In white or and September
After their bridal tour Whit mn no ar home at No Al
i Mir. and Mrs. Newbod VIII oe d.
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COIrTH ANNOY.

urs Peter Fisher Mrs. Edward Fisher and MT
and Mrs Edwin Furman. OF Sayrevllie' were guests
OF Mrs Noah Furman on Monday
pa.aasor y NJ Fitch of Raritan Public School
has returned from his summers outing.
Mrs ! r. Edwards and Mrs. Melford Roll nave
returned from visit at CraryvLeii, ~ sror
Dr ! Manning Roberts, or Philadeiphia' spent
Monday with his father. j. b; Roberts -
MIR and Mrs J. II: Greene; 1r,, OF Plainileid' were
recent visitors OF Mrs j. II. Greene. - -,
! Walter Clarke. OF Jersey City, has been spend
ing - she "eT!A Waines has gone to Trenton for a
few weeks. - ,r o.or mara cueets %
Mrs r g. Dayton on Monday
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MATAWAN.

~. ord Mrs w F. Lott. OF New ork, nave
-, tho guests OF c. W. Newcomo' !" WEST '''
avian. 49, ,,..ooro ord daughter OF
WI s,ert Sunday last and Labor Day Win
bIooN,' , w. george W Parker in Broad-st.
N" Miss Maytie simpson has returned ''o'" ''''
WIN w, pd Mrs Augustus Chandler OF Long hrahIn
have been the guests OF Mrs; T. Zen rsoN' az ''e
Ien EsuN s Williams. OF Newly Is visiting MI
and Mrs George Shepherab in Visited relatives
Harry Gordon. OF PhiaceiphIa' '''''
T., ,nr1 during the last week; -, 49,. ,.,,,,.
C. t. Hulsart. Of South Anooy' me- hsS loters home
east OF Matawan =, Eovyork is visiting
MIS-, in,,n ambert In Midway Green
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LONG BRANCH.

Mayor and Mrs. W. l.. Strong, OF New-fork, who
are at Monmouth Beach, gave a private dinner
for few friends at Green Gables, Pleasure Bay.
on Thursday
The closing service at the Norwood Park Casino
will be conducted tomorrow night by the PASTOR
the Rev. Or. c. J: Young: -,
Joseph Rothschild, OF New-York gave clam
hike on Monday evening at Nicholas r.. West =
resort in honor OF his sisters tWentyhrst birthday
IT. Kew George Williams will begin tent SER
,,ica tomorrow night on the grounds adjoining the
Eirst Raptist Church Services will be held every
rioht next week The pastors from adjoining towns
n,T assist Mr. williams in the service.
j Wesley Seaman and Miss Imrie Martin. DON
Iukes Methodist Episcopal Church BY the pastor.
the Rev. w. =. G. Strickland
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HENRY SMITH.

westwood Sept. 1-Henry Smith one OF the Old
est undertakers in the State OF NeW-Jerse!' anu
who buried nearly three thousand persons III .ns
for,v-two wears in which he was in business cleo
,.st nigh, AZ his home in Hisdale. re was seven
weight wears old and was in business WIN nis
SON Andrew Smith, at this place FOR many Ee an
Ee retired from active business ABOUT tnree !e1I
ago after he had amassed fortune he was IN m
]ured in a runaway accident while ATTENDING , III
neral and that had much to do Win ms Tstle-
rnenf Mr. Smith was well known 10 the resiue ei
~ Northern w-Jersey, and he had the
did NOT find il convenient 10 pay the unueIt ~
hill in cash Mr. Smith consented 70 WIPE 0ut ne nc
AM nv taking produce or merchanulse ioi tus
amount of his BIZ One of the curiositles Oh ms s on
establishment an old hearse whlch was o"'''
fifty wears
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BADLY BURNED BY PARLOR MAIChh"'

a c,-p,or,s ACCIDENT TO A NETWORK CLERK IN
AN ERIE FERRYBoAT
Hillsdale. Sept. ia box OF parior matches pre-,
80 RAYMOND Storms a clerk in the employ OF
the Equitable Life Insurance Company IN New
York. from going to work to-day Atter QUITTING
.,,or, last evening he boarded ferryboat at Chain
- .. ~ cross TO Jersey City. He was reading a
Newspaper in the mems cabin wAe b boS
Is ma tches and in closing II me Top rupDsu
against the head Of one Of ne nae 6za rescSed
ana a sns before Storms realized what mad
happened and before he S eGnd his hands and face
hem badly scorched Flesh peeled on IN sew
eral places and medical treatment was "e'e''
before he could get home
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WHITE HOUSE.

The White House Literary Club had its fourth
annual picnic at Black River Falls on Labor Day.
The Journey was made In an open wagon Those
in the company the Misses Ella Di,mars
Mabel b. Large. Eliza Stwell Marilla Apgar
Matte Swackhamer. and Nellie Barker: II. Mar
Tin Messler Harry Van Derveer. Alvah Ptckel
w c. Swackhamer. willett wickoY and Vincent
Apgar. ,, "a.
visit 10 Miss Marilla Apgar. at Stony Point N. T.
The engagement OF Miss I.yan Schomp to Ar
nounced. -
The engagement Of Miss Maynie Hagaman to
A Seracool announced recently
Miss Ella Davis. Of Pottegsvtus. y visiting Mn
Isaac Perry.
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MILFORD.

Miss Ida Cashier. OF Trenton. is visiting Moses
W. Tear and family.
Miss Bessie Welch OF Pennington is the guest
OF Mrs. Hugh G.. Stul.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Sales have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stetzer OF Camden.
Mr. and Mrs Newton Frame. and their daugh.
ter Dorothy. Mrs. Margaret Hayden and Miss
Emma Sess. OF Philadelphia. the guests Of
Mrs Mary Timer in Green-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mahoney and Mr.. and Mrs
FIrman Aloaugh OF Jersey City are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Rowe here.
The Busy Cleaners OF the Milford Christian
Church held their annual social IN Steykers Grove
near Milford on Thursday.
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a pJCH FIND IN THE RAuAPO hOCNIAiNS'

,,. Cen, 11-Wam DunKerIy'
mechanic. Of Spruce-st.. in this ci'y. says re ,hs
discovered a small Klondike of his own III .le
Ramapo Mountains about twelve fnileS i,o ore
II the shiR Nat OF With his brother George mining
engineer he went TO the mGun ,bresouarters Of
mile in length and hr,yyed feet hgn wfe to lease
Smith. It is said, has autnoriZeh and next week
several mining engineers win go to the S mi in
II their report is satisfactory s""'' w."
H. lu
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CALDWELL AND VERONA.

The women Of the Verona Methodist Ep'scopa'
church held a fair Friday night.
AZ and Mrs. H. D. King are at Middietown.
Ni,'ns,s Anna de Collier and Mrs. Ella King are AZ
o syiwester provost is spending his vacation IN
New-York State. 49,,
Mas Uoage is at Long Branch
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RARITAN.

Mrs Kraft has becn spending the last week In
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Long spent Sunday and
Labor Day In town.
Mr. and Mrs John Ramskin have been entertain
ins Mrs Dransheld. of Brooklyn
Mrs Cornelius Hickey II entertaining the Misses
Barry, OF Trenton. 49,,
Mrs George IIIingworth has been entertaining
Mrs Shearn. Of NewYork. and Mrs Eilott' OF
Philadelphia.
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OBITUARY..
RENSON NJ. ROMMEI.

Benson NJ Rommel. who was the Oldest Terry
master in the employ OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
died yesterday his home. No 26o Summit-aVe
Jersey City. He sixty years old RoHlnleI
began at the age OF fourteen years to WORK az the
ferry in Jersey City When eighteen years Ola III
was made ferrymaster. and except for three
months in which he served volunteer durlIlS
the Civil war. he held the post OF ferrymsstsr re
Was an exempt fireman and member OF the Ma
sonic order. 4 widow and four children survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
WESTFIELD.
Miss Mabel Raymc

Miss Mabel Raymond. OF Brooklyn. Is the guest
of Mrs. V. Giles. of Central-ave.
The ninth anniversary Of the Willard Women's
Christian Temperance Union was celebrated at the
hall IN Prospect-st. Tuesday evening.
The Rev. William II. Ruth has returned from
visit of three weeks at Easton. Penn.
An entertaining lawn party was given on Monday
afternoon at the home of j. S. Irving, In Central
ave in honor Of the birthday of his daughter. Miss
Nina Irving. There about twenty guests
present.
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IIOBOkEN.

Ma Kaufer. OF No. 2c5 Eighth-st.. celebrated
..o anr,versary OF her birthday on Tuesday even
,ng Music and dancing furnished amusement TOT
the guests. Among those present were Mr. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. KeIns. MI ana MIS- SANFORD MT
w. 49,, HALEY CAPTAIN and Mrs. Mclean. Mr.
on,,,aor Miss Folimer. Mr.. Peir. Miss Meyer Mr.
Vaughn. p Kaufer. w: Kaufer, Mr.. Dunn j.
Rrukert and +. Kelly. -,
D. pii Campbell Is spending a few days with
h,s family on the ST. Lawrence. 49, a..
~" Ths marriage OF Henry Freers and Miss Corneiia
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EVERYTHING THAT PEOPLE WOULD WEAR OR PUT into THEIR HOMES
Goods delivered railroad station New Jersey No charge for packing
HAHNE s. CO., NEWARK, N. J.. J

Richardt. both of No. 323 Spring-st. West Hoboken
was celebrated I'm the Pallsade Avenue United
Plespyterian church on Wednesday evening. The
KEY. A. H. Dun OBLIGATED. assisted by the Rev r
{. Mckelvey, Of New-York. Miss Enc clark was
bridesmaid. ana Edward Freers best man
reception was held the home OF tho bride
parents after the ceremony. Among the guests
We're me Key A. X. Dun and Mrs Dun Mr. and
Mrs John Richardt. Mr.. and Mrs William Rich
ardt' p MT; and Mrs G. Turner. William 2. Demp-
sey Richard r. Galbraith. jr.. Charles Raymond
John Lawson. William H. Mingay Mrs NJ stan.
ton and George Rchardt.
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THE u.N-CHFVING POLICENAN HELD.

John Hunt the ex-policeman who bit OF tne iei. ca
OF Detective Michael Doyle in Police Headquaite,a'
Jersey CITY on Friday night. was arraigned oeioie
al 49, he Adjective was in bad condluon ana
moi able 10 leave his home. Hunt was heId on
charge Of mayhem 10 await the action VI ''' ""''N
Y,pp
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ROSELLE.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Earl have returned from
their visit to Ocean Grove.
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF Miss
Lillian Lass to Vincent c. La Rosa. The wedding
will take place at the home Of the brides parents
on November Is.
benefit entertainment for the hospital fund
Weight. Miss Lizzie Moore. Miss Lillian Burrs
Alice Guest and Miss Della Wooey. There was a
large attendance of the friends of the young
people. , =, 49,,
Miss Abel vanderhoff is visiting relatives In Cam
den and Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1897-12-18
NEW CASTLE REAL ESTATE
NEWSY NOTES FROM FARNHURST.
THE ATTENDANTS GAVE A BALL
LAST EVENING-ENTERTAIN-
MENT FEATURES AUGMENTED.

Last evening the attendants Of the
Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurst
gave an enjoyable dance in the enter
tainment hall. An orchestra Of two
pieces furnished the music, and there
was q number of guests from outside.
The monthly meeting of the board of
trustees will be held the first Thursday
in January.
Superintendent Hancker, who always
has in view the advertisement of the in
mates of the hospital, is making ar
rangements to put in an electric stere-
opticon to supersede the one now in
use, and which has afforded so much
pleasure to the patients in the past. A
graphaphone has been in use there for
some months, and it and the new stere-
Opticon will be used alternately at the
weekly balls given by the patients.
Some radical changes have been
made in the appointments Of the hos
pital. The ward formerly used by the
violent patients, who have been re-
moved to the new ward built especially
for them, has been repainted and the
iron gates and gratings removed so as
to make it more like a model hospital
designed to cure rather than detain
those who are placed in its keeping
The whole outside of the building has
been repainted and is wonderfully
Frightened in appearance. Further
than that, two rooms have been hand
somely furnished for paid patients,
from whom the trustees and the state
will derive considerable revenue. One
of them is for men and the other for
women. Delaware patients, whose rela-
tives or friends are able and
willing to pay for special treat
ment, are always given the
preference, but whenever there is room
outside patients are taken, sumo Of
them paying as high as SIS for board
and attention. To obtain such desira-
bic patients it is necessary to make the
quarters for them inviting, as they are
usually surrounded by pleasant and
beautiful appointments at home. The
plain appearance of the quarters at the
Farnhurst institution has deferred
many from placing paid patients
therein, and the trustees and superin-
tendent came to the conclusion that II
would be money well invested to place
them in such condition that no excep-
tion could be taken by anyone who was
solicitous that the material surround
ings of a relative or friend should bC
as nearly as possible like those at home
The newspapers erred in stating thai
James Doris succeeded James Farley as
fireman. AS a matter of fact, Farley
is not fireman, but night watchman
and Doris has simply gone on duty as
an attendant.
Evening journal., 1897-12-18
Mr.. SCHEECK OF GLASGOW.
IN TROUBLE IN PHILADELPHIA
FOR TRYING TO SELL A TEAM
AT A VERY LOW SUM.


James ]. Schenck, who gave his resi-
dence as Glasgow, Delaware, appeared
before United States Commissioner
Craig, in Philadelphia, yesterday morn
ing on the charge of stealing a horse
and buggy from Howard r. Chrisman,
who resides at Tenth atd + streets,
Washington, d. c. The charge was en-
tered by Policeman John Gallagher, of
Washington, and the arrest was made
in Philadelphia by Detectives Whit
comb and Ulrich.
It was brought out at the hearing
that Schenck had offered horse buggy
and harness for sale to a liveryman
named Crissy, at No. 1908 South Eighth
street, on Wednesday last, endeavoring
to drive a bargain at SIS, finally offer
ing it at $45. Crissy had his doubts
about the transaction and the owner
ship of the property, and brought the
matter to the attention of the police
man named.
1t was learned that the horse and
buggy tailed with the description OF
certain lost property sent out from
Washington, and Schenck was accord
ingly taken into custody. Mr.. Chris
man, who was at the hearing, stated
that he had identified the outfit as his
property. 1t had been stolen December
from the corner of Tenth and f
streets, where he had left the horse
standing while he made professional
call
Have you anything to say to the
charger" said Commissioner Craig to
Schenck.
Il can see no reason to offer a state
ment here or to offer objection to my
return to Washington" was Schenck' S
reply. II can explain how they came
into my possession when l get there. -
AS the case comes under Federal
jurisdiction, Commissioner Craig held
Schenck in 81 200 bail to await war
rant for removal, which must be taken
out before a Federal judge. A warrant
will be applied for before Judge Butler
next Monday. In the meantime, in the
absence of bail, Schenck is in the un-
tried department of Moyamensing
prison awaiting removal to Washing
ton
Evening journal., 1897-12-18
FATHER MNIANUs' WORK AT GA
LENA.

A large crayon portrait Of Rt. Rev.
A. A. Curtis, ID. d., is being contested
for by members of st. Denis congrega-
tion, Galona, Nd Rev. Miles D.. Nc
Manus has entered into negotiations
with the state president OF the A. o. H.,
OF Maryland. with a view OF establish
ing a branch of that order at Gaiena.
An Invitation will be extended to the
Official board ofWilmington. requesting
their presence upon the occasion.