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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
ELIZABETH.

A nretty home wedding took place on Wednesday
evening last at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Zeig'
Ter when their daughter Minnie became tho bride
Of Peter Tag. jr The bridesmaid was Miss Mary y.
Tag a sister of the bridegroom. The maid OF honor
was Miss Iauretta Reed and the best man was
Charles r. Carter The page was Frank Dehe' Inc
Rev G. C. Fischer. Of the German Lutheran
Churc h. performed the ceremony under the large
silver bell which was suspended over Broad-st on
Aprl 90 1889 when President Harrison visited Eils-
abeth and under which he passed. The pride looked
nretty In a dress Of white brocaded satin: ana she
wore diamond ornaments. the gitt OF me pIiae-
groom She carried a bouquet or white Drlca roses
a reception followed the wedding in Lutzs Hall.
where "A supper was served 81, -.
Oscar Weiner Lodge knights ana Lao'e s,, %
Honor celebrated its seventh anniversary on Tues
day evening. The newly elected othcers were IN
stalled by Deputy Dictator Brown. Of Newark. They
Protector, Mary Prescner Iice,p ro,ect4's,
secretary Jacob +. Kuchal; treasurer Caroline
Caska: chaplain. Mrs Berg. The Installation was
Professor William r. Magic. OF Princeton college,
will deliver a lecture on the R0ntgen rays on
Thursday evening next IN ms city 1nder the au-
The Wednesday Night Card Ciub held an enJoya-
bic meeting and were entertained last week AT inc
hope OF Miss May Southemer. No ll9 Broad-sG
Guests were present from Newark ana tnis Guy
Refreshments were served. . -
Uric Dahgren Post. G. a. r.. held public In:
Army Hall The Womens Relief Corps OF the post
was present The installation ceremony was per-
formed by Deputy Department Commander Thomas
r. Trimble, and this was followed by pleasing en-
tertainmen
Onward Lodge knights and Ladies Of Honor. en-
tertained number Of visitors from Newark IN their
rooms, among them being supreme Dictator Samuel
Kloz of Newark.
The Rev DR. W. c. Biting pastor OF the Mount
Morris Baptist Church of New-York. delivered an
interesting lecture Central Baptist Church on
Tuesday
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NWjR&' NFN\
" -, ~
DEATH AT A DOG FIGHT.
spEcrAr> DIVES FROM. A WINDOW
AND b vAKS HIS NECK.

-,,r POLICE MADE RAID on THE PLACE. AND
- An ATTEMPT TO EvApE ARREST
FRANCIS FRAN LOSES HIS LIFE
,,rso, lar. Q (SpecaD.--while trying to evade
.s, IN a raid made by the police on uos ''s"'
:, riverside soon after midnight this mo:hns ran
a. ro,r ,hr,v-iye years old. butcher, OF Coiun'-
,,a.ave. Passaic jumped through wi"uo" al"
.o,vsd Injuries from which he died.
49, ,ss,nc a frame building near Weidmanns
o-,s Sergeant Draper heard suspicious
" in the place. He with Patroimen JARVIS
r-,ov,,t and Iooridge. after snort in'es"s'"o'
os a,isfcd that dog fight was In progress III inc
,,,ding and the patro-wagon was s"i"o'..
III. only entrance 10 the building was nrmy
my ard tho nolice had TO break II down: Their
Ia, annearance caused panic. and the sports
., % escape But the police drew their re-
,,ors and the crowd submitted The patron wagon
49, e,led with prisoners and sent of 20 the stat>oh-
w. sergeant Draper and three OF the officers
10 le,, 10 guard the men still in the building
Az soon as the wagon disappeared the remaining
levers began to show signs OF trying to escape
Ip0o,s rran dashed by Sergeant Draper and dved
Ugh a window at the rear Of the room Fearing
h, The other prisoners would make an outpreak
ina' er d,d not follow Fran. and Thought ne had
Draper ' II reored several trips Of the patrol wagon
,sste all the prisoners TO the station mouse any
wnen me building TO II there were any traces OF
AZ man who had escaped. Just under the WINDOW
.srouch which FRAN jumper 'hc
lnio"sf ,,rr on the ground. He was bleeding from
ma mouth and ears and was unconscious ia
'n Draper recognized the man as FRAN VINO naa
JUMP, and he was taken to the General Hos
sum bmt died on the way there His neck had oeen
bodken and his skull fractured in two places oy me
fall .ho WAN cauSht IN tho raid were ar
in,s Sefore Recorder Senior. Edward Frain ana
rakne, owners OF the dogs, we're each hned
e"A uush \ Duffy. owner Of the house where Inc
70 H tooE Mace was charged with keeping dis,
ngnt ro,Ise and was held in default OF $500 bail
or ~ Grand fury. The spectators were each nhed
SO
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RELLENILLE.

Mira g. G ZONES OF Washington-ave, enter
,a,ped the Chautauqua Circle on Monday evening
The Beevelle wheelmen began their winter wh's'
tournament on Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doig celebrated the hl'n
,orsory ~ their marriage on Thursday even
nm" ,roa1o those present were Mr.. ana Mrs;
as, Lamb OF Brooklyn; Mrs A. " laiH' OF
Ncw-York Mr.. and MIS-. ANDREW 'o"'s anu "''
Miss Mabel Kebsa gave supper TO a n"'"oer Vi
frshas On ,hs Free Council Daughters OF Liberty,
mo, OK TUESDAY evening to install Officers mum
Der OF invited guests were prsse ra thornton: as
rceas " Councillor. Mrs Enc Sanford; vceconn-
cilIor. Mrs Helena May asssian,
a., financial secretary. Jennie Broadbent treas
ETer Mrs Jennie Iuxtabe; guide Ella Anae a. ,on
s,aa Nrs Hattie Mawhie; delegates 10 State
convention Mrs Helena MaiIy. Mrs Nellie L"m-
boyer.
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REPRESENTATIVE FARMERS 'VIohI'
he SECURES FAR-REACHING AMENDMENT TO
THE PACIFIC FUNDING BILL.

NE SECURES A FAR-REACHING AMENDMENT TO
THE PACIFIC FUNDING BILL
Washington Jan. (SpeciaD.-The most signin-
can, thing done In the House to-day was secured
bv New-Jersey member Representative farker
offered in Committee OF the Whole far-reachihs
amendment to the Pacific Funding bill IL pro-
vided that the Government should receive TOT i's
Indebtedness from the Pacific railroads per cent
,nstead OF per cent, as in the Dill De1ore INC
House Mr.. Parker's amendment. which was EN-
,orcod by his strong speech OF eight minutes
tn,,ber provided that the Government debt shouid
I've secured by all the property. real and personal OF
the entire system OF road x-,. ,rs,s,ad tn a.
Representative Powers OF Vernon IN its refer
the amendment needed 10 be changed IN its reiera
encas TO lines in the BILL claiming tha a ,ney eraIv
10 the original bin and not TO the 6i hat the
perfected But Mr.. Parker contenaed tn n, me me
references right on the standins V8 Powers
amendment prevailed by 80 to 80. MI o., the
demanded tellers and the vote resulted lor me
amendment of Mr.. Parker-s2 against l;rdav 'n !,
Touse does not reverse this action on Mohuay ~
is considerable victory for the stuoious New
Representative Fowler expects TO attend the
monetary conference at Indianapolis next week
Ex-Senators Storrs and Winton are mere. ,l,e
Latter in the interest OF the Palisades improI
Representative McEwan has presented IN .ne
House the petition OF the Greenville fepuohcah
Club sympathizng with Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
BAYONNE.

The newly elected and appointed officers OF Sher-
man Post No. lO0 q. A. r.. and Custer Camp NO.
6. s of V. will be publicly Installed on tuesday
evening in Hendrickson's Assembly Rooms.
Mrs Samuel /. Myers of Avenue c and West
Thirty-third-st.. entertained the members Of the
Athena Club on Friday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Binns. Of East Thirty -seventh-st en-
tertained the Sans Souc Whist Club at her home
Friday evening.
The announcement has been made or the en-
gagcment Of Miss Martha Clark daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Clark OF East thirty -nnth-st
and Albert /. Walker. of jacksonville. Penn. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker. of this city.
The Crescent Euchre Club met on THURSDAY
evening at tine home of Mr. ana Mrs. u. l. ~
Collins. in Avenue T..
The Senior Guild of Calvary Protestant Episco-
pal Church was entertained on Thursday evening
The new officers Of the Knob Hin Pleasure Clut
are: President John Drucker; vice-president VIII
Inm Woodruff: recording secretary. Dewitt {. Blau-
welt: financial secretary, Alfred Butcher; treasurer
Charles a. Wake.
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MORRISTOWN.

Cards are out announcing the engagement or
William Fonda Of this city to Miss Chamberlain
OF BROOKLYN Miss Chamberlain was recently the
guest OF Mrs Frank Tantor. or Elm-st
Miss Susan De Forest Day and party OF iriends
are enjoying trip 10 the west ihuies OF MISS
DAYS yacht. the Sey;hean ., ,.,,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew +. Lowe returned ms
u"al from a visit 10 MIR loves brother In Cam
ron Ohio During their stay in Canton they were
introduced to President-elect Mckinley. VINO gave
them a warm greeting .
Walter p Savage. law partner or the late Augus-
ms " Cutler will leave next week for Caiitornia,
hv order OF his physician a number OF Mr.. say.
AGES ctitioners Will sive him farewell
dinner this week $780,. T. p.o.
ho,h of this city were married at their future
hone in ColumbIa-st on TUESDAY evening last
Invtations are out for the marriage OF Miss
Charlotte Marshall, OF Network, and Josiah Ma
con EIske OF this city. on Tuesday next In ST.
Agnes's Church New-fork
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BLOOM FIELD.

The eighth season Of The Mozart Club opened win
q musical in Central Hall on "Wednesday evening
several enjoyable selections were gwen me VIZ,
lin solo Of Carl Schooner and the Dasso SOTO ..
9 poorrsten were features OF the programme
r. vorng Ladies' Sodaty OF the Church OF the
c.orod Heart has elected Mary Mechler president
Mary Woods vice-president Anna McNehha se''e-
;arv and Jessie Woods treasurer ~ xooon-
,rie members Of the Catholic CluD gave 'e0ep-
ton and dance wednesday evening ~ give re-
on.,on during the coming week IN honor OF Mr
Wbite's nth year as rector OF CHRIST Ep'scopa'
Church. -, -,,,h 10 arranging for a dance
~ he given in Central Hall early next monsn, nun. =
Tbe members OF the Glen Ridge Siuo gave d
sa ne In their parors Friday night
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SI'NINiIT.

Summit Circle l. of g. A. r.. will install the
roulv elected officers Of the circle in their rooms
in Grand Army Hall on Tuesday evening
Tho Church Music Society Is rehearsihg uaul
canta,a .The Holy city" and will present 1t pub
lcly in the latter part of January
The Fortnightly Club held social meeuhg yes
terdav at the home Of Mrs. George wilcox. on the
boulevard. n ,u ,,oet 4, Grand
Army Hall to-morrow evening ior '"e p'P''' -
installing it's new officers ,, ,,.o,osoo,,
The managers of the Fresh Air ana oonvalesctnI
Home are making arrangGments nor an III honant
OF the Home. 49, tt. .or,ot,oJ , largo all
- YIN ~. w. Voung Mems Christian Association
Hall on Thursday evening with uia'ec' ie'''''''
cold Times Down South.
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PATERSON.
LAST WEEKS DOINGs IN SOCIETY AND THE
CLUBS.

The annual bali OF the Hebrew Ladies Society,"
one Of the most brilliant social affairs. VIII be
given on an elaborate scale in Apollo Hall on the
evening of January 20
The home of Miss Ella Hill. assistant superln-
tendent Of the primary department OF the first
BAPTIST Sunday school, the scene Of n pleas
an, reunion on Tuesday evening. number OF her
friends and coworkers surprised her and presented
her with a valuable set of books
The reception Of the Fifth Night Club. In their
rooms In the Ekngs Building. on Thursday even
Ing was attended by a large number OF guests.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss May
Cooper and Abram j. Merselis on January ~, IN
the Broadway Reformed Church.
A very quiet wedding. because OF the recent
death OF the brides father. Colonel Robert NJ
Ekings, took place at o'clock on Thursday alter
Nom AZ the home of the brides mother. at Ham,
uton-aye and Carroll-st. The Rev. John Mont
pomerv OF New-York. formerly pastor OF the
Market Street Methodist Church In this city, or
nciated ,,
A pleasant surprise party was given Tor Mr. ana
Mrs Robert Falk on Wednesday evening az .ici.
home in Rose-st Thirty guests enjoyed dancing
The Hebrew Benevolent Society has elected;
President Mrs Nathan Barnet: vcecpresident. MIS-
tary. Mrs George FEEDER; trustees. Mrs DAVID
Rohm Mrs. Louis Levi Mrs. simon Opet; flnah,e
Committee. Mrs. l.. Diamond. Mrs. NJ Rogowsk'
The newly elected officers and directors OF the
Uohart Guards are De Witt G. Bolton, president;
William ID. Seldom. first vce-president berharu
Westerhom second vice-president; feorBe r.
Schmidt secretary Edward X GreehWooi' treas
iIrer: Charles r Smith. financial secretary
Miss Phoebe McNally and Charles Schaklin were
married Monday by the Rev. Wiiiiam JACKSON
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MATAWAN.

The marriage OF Miss Iaurina Van Wick'e 10
Mvron f. Slater occurred al the brides home IN
Rroad-st on "Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by the bridegrooms ia'hef. inc
Do, r. A slater assisted by the Rev H. j.
Wbalen The bride accompanied 10 the hi,aI
nv her brother, DR.. Orwill Van Wickle; ana 'hs
nyy,dagroom by his best man. X. W. horner, OF
New,York CITY The house was decorated WIN
smilax and roses - toasao, Marty
Henry T.. Ackerson. jr, gave Ps sai p ~
port. :. ,.,or, MAILING entertained
..an,v NJ their friends at their home. In broau-st'
Kevport on NewYear's night.
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LINCOLN LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS.

Rutherford. Jan. (Specia).-The semi-anhuai
election OF Lincoln League the local Republican or
ganization was held last night In Lincoln Hail. and
the following officers chosen: President Andrew
H. Teep,e: vice-presdents. Milton F.. FAKE ana
lanes l.. HASTE: secretary. David Bosnian financial
secretary, Ray W. Tyler: treasurer. Chares BUT
iows: Executive Committee, c. l.. Crear, I. X
Scoley. E. II. Moore, George Y. Renshaw. Charles
9odsmith, W. II. Maxwell, John Andrews ana ). -
snenck. President Teeple named an Entertain
nsnt COMMITTEES, to take charge Of the Lincoln birth
81 eelebfa ton. 3. II. Moore. c. L. Crear, John NJ
seu and c. D. Herring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
NEW IRON COMPANY INCORPORATED

Elizabeth JAN e-Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Venetian Iron Company. with cfpital OF si"VV 10
begin with. were filed in he County Clerks ONCE
here to-day. The company will carry on business
IN this country. Canada Italy, France. Germany,
Austria and Great Britain. The incorporators are
Theodore L. Stewart, OF Brooklyn: Herman Meyer
Of New-York and Stephen J. Cox OF Crawford
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ENGLEWOOD.

rb. Enelswood Field Club will give vaudeviiie
.,tartainment in their clubhouse on January 49,
The second subscription dances IN me asseno'y
rom of the Womans Exchange Building VIII oe
given on Thursday evening. Tne pa'roheSse" arc
Mrs Theodore l.. Peters. Mrs. W. VI. h'uoe' i''
. >, u,,os Mrs Charles Neve Mrs J. c. Anderson
and Mrs c. II. Paine.
&, Cecia's Lyceum formally opened on ! ues-
dav evening under favorable auspices Tne chiel iea
nre of the exercises the address made Dy Sela
~ n r O'Suvan. of New York. The Duiidine ID
ago feet two stories in height and Is OF artsuc oe
eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
RUTHERFORD.

"r-nder a Cloud" two-act comedydrama. was
nroduced in Fireman's Hall Thursday evening
nv the White Rose Amateur Dramatic Circle. The
cast included Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan T. Davy
Thomas W. Doyle. Miss NJ f.. Moore. Charles
IInLo,ma, r Patrick and f.. II. Hackett
The Rutherford Vocal Society VIII give its first
subscription concert OF this season on TUESDAY
evening. 49,. ..,,. .,oo,o, oToars Al,
p,,h.rford Council Royal Arcanum. took place
NJ trdov evening The council. by recent aces
sions. has nearly two hundred members
The Black cat Minstrels. a local amateur or or
fucsmrn Hall on Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
OBITUARY.
nR John D. BROMLEY.

-, ,ohn D. Bromley one Of the best-known ply
s,c,ans in Essex County died at his home, NO. 10
Roseytlle-ave. Newark. late Thursday night Oh
,uherculosis DR.. Bromley was sixty-t~o Years
oE and was born in Connecticut lie had ser'eH
~ The war and was a member Of the Society OF
IN. Army OF the Cumberland. He leaves widow.
one son and one daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
BOILER EXPLOSION IN A MILL.

A boiler exploded In the Peerless Rubber COM
pany's mill in New-Durham soon aiter the en-
ployes went TO work Yesterday morning james
'McGonegal, fireman. living In paterson was
slightly scaided by escaping steam lie was me
only person In the boiler-room at the time OF nno
explosion. The building was dam aged about szoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
RRtEEU1V KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Edward lynn a brakeman employed on the Lee
high Valley Railroad. gave signal late Friday
night which caused his death He was standins
on top Of the end car OF train on the jersey |'y
yard when he gave the signal to back When the
train started Lynn was thrown off the car ana Ieii
under the train His body was cut In two Lynn
was twenty-five years old and lived at NO. 2Sl Bay
IerseY CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
DUNELLEN.

The officers of W. G. Hoton Council were IN
stalled BY the State Warden on TUESDAY evening
The meeting OF the Washington Avenue hnchre
CIub which was 10 have been held at the nome
=, Mic / Grey on Friday evening" has been post
poned. ,o man, ~ Round Rrook
nm THURSDAY evening TO attend reception OF 'hc
Wanha,tan Euchre club of that place "
Al the sunday School meeting OF the Metnools,
,.h''rch mo OFFICERS e.ected for the year were;
Snperintendent George Schenck: secretary. Kay KAY
n,,nrnd Apgar: libra rian. II. Waters organist Miss
Emma hnear: assistant. Miss Lulu Giles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
MONTCLAIR.

Cards are out for reception to be given by
Mrs S l.. Rcynal. at her home. in The Crescent
on Thursday. January A. from to O'CLOCK MIS-
J. c. Victor Reynal will also receive.
4 delightful reading was given by Mrs. Sidney
Ianler at the home of Mrs George H. Mills. IN
FulIerton-ave on Tuesday evening. Mrs. lanier
read selections from her late husbands works.
Mrs Lawrence c. Earle added to the pleasure OF
the guests by singing Bucks Sunset ana Uroah
"Eallad of Trees and the Master
A large number OF guests attended the supscrip-
,,on dance in the Club Hall on Friday evening
The affair was social success. The patronesses
were Mrs Rodney A. Ward. Mrs. FREDERICK NJ
Harrison Mrs Henry c. Meyer. jr" Mrs villa m
Radford Mrs. Hiland Porter ana MIS-. D. "ou''e'
Porter en- cr.nd order NJ odd
Fellows held its twcntythird annual reunion anu
dance In Ieach's Hall, on Thursday evening Inc
entertainment was in the hands OF James r. JACK
son Iemuel Abbott Burr Lee, Ihoihas Johnsoi
and James l.. Randolph. , ,,,..,o,or, Co.
At the meeting OF the Womans missionary 30,
ciety OF Grace Presbyterian Church on FRIDAY
afternoon an address was made by MIS- W Sr
Dodd returned missionary from SYRIA syrian
garments and curios illustrated the lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
HIS WIVES LIVED TOGETHER.
WILLIAM W. BRITTONs ARREST ON SIMPLE
CHARGE BRINGS OUT STRANGE STORY
BIGAMY

OF B1GAMY.
The arrest Of William ". Britton In Jersey City
on Friday night Tor obtaining goods under false
pretences brought out the fact that he Is a bga-
mist. Brftton. who Is twenty-six years DID,
rested at his home. No. 13G Occan-avc. His wife
and three children live there in wretched apart
ments. Mrs. Br:ton said she married eight
years ago by minister OF the Faith Cure Church
In February last her husband informed her that
he had another wife. and few days later brought
her to the house. The wife says she did not enter
complaint because he was the sole support OF
her children and she did not want to have him
arrested
The two wives lived together in Bayonne. and
Britton worked for the Central Railroad of New
Jersey. 1t was while living I'm Bayonne that he
procured goods from Frederick Kitzman. grocer
who made the complaint. Britton was discharged
by the railway company and returned TO Jersey
City 10 live. He established a home In Ocean-ave
for wife No. and another for No. at No. 20
Forrest-st. Briton taken to Bayonne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
METCcHEN.

poverty soclable was given by the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor Society In the lecture
room adjoining the church on Tuesday evening.
Fines were imposed all who jewelry
any frivolous apparel Miss Kent and william
Ayres were the only persons VINO escaped the
fines.
Tho engagement Of Miss Clara Edgar. formerly
of this place but who is now teaching at War
saw H.. and Lawrence Martin. OF Netuchen. has
been announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
DAVID A. GADDIS.

David A. Gaddis father OF Elisha b. Gaddis. and
one Of the Oldest residents OF Newark, died at his
home. No LOIS Broad-st. yesterday afternoon from
naralysis He was born at North Branch 'his
S,a,a' on Anril Z 1874 He descendant or
Hans Hansen Bergen. who married Sarah hapa1e'
the Arst white child born in Northumberland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
ROSELI.E.

The members OF the Athletic Association will
hold a reception In the Casino on January q.
The engagement. Of Miss Ida A. French and
Milton Terhune Is announced.
Mr. and Mrs. William CASTOR held a reception for
their guest. Miss Mary +. Hadey. OF Brooklyn,
on Wednesday evening
The Roselle Bowling Club has excellent chance
to win this years league trophy. and the members
getting Into better shape for the work BY daily
practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
Also Special Sale Of Muslin and Xiii
Underwear and Embroidery.

Careless handling by certain shop
pers during Christmastidc produced
several damaged sets, Tea, Dinner and
Toilet. These sets, with other China
and Glassware and HOusefurnishing
Goods. will be sacrificed. You Will
wonder where the blemishes are In
some sets. Come and see them, they
are bargains.
We have withdrawn from our regu-
lar stock and placed on sale large
selection of all. kinds of floor cover
ings, which we shall offer at specially
low prices to close out quickly.
Take a look at that MAGNIFICENT
FURNITURE DISPLAY in our big win
dow at Broad and New streets. There's
an exhibit such as you don't see else.
where. 1t is an open book of record
for our 4O0x200 floor Second story
west) filled with every grade of furni'
ture at every price. We are doing a
little closing out in this department,
and have selected mass of articles
from our furniture to dispose OF at
Special Sale. Never better time to
secure HIGH GRADE goods at LOW
GRADE prices. The list includes din
ingroom pieces, library and parlor
suits, brass and enamel iron beds,
white enamel dressers, sideb0ards,
china cabinets, bedding, etc. we
guarantee all our bedding because we
make it. \ 40-lb. pure hair mattress,
one or two parts, regular price 1900,
sale price 9.98.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
CRAWFORD.

The Wednesday Morning Club met last week AZ
the home OF Miss Griffin IN Nor'h-aVe paper
49, ..pan,hl,c versus Monarchy" was read by Mrs
Madden. and Mrs. Banker talked on THE Spirit OF
Patriotism. -. A. A.. p-....,..,.. f,h,-oh
The union services In the presbyterian Churcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
SOMERNILLE.

The Current News Class was entertained on
Thursday by Mrs. James Greenleaf, and the mem.
bers spent a delightful afternoon
The next assembly will be held at Germania
Hall on January Il. 1t will take the form Of
husking bee and the society people are looking
forward to a grand time,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mack have been enter
tanning house party for week Card and thea
tire parties and dances made the week gay one.
F'renghuysen Chapter D. A. r.. was entertained
on Thursday by Miss Rbble OF Milestone
The Womans Club will give its second recep-
ton at the clubrooms on January %.
Mrs Harrison B. Wright entertained the Shake
speare Club on Tuesday.