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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
rIAMMEn WARNS LArHKRS UNION
Seem. to want to Prevent Men Earning
Living, tho Magistrate Says.


John J. Mccarthy. a boss lather OF 80 West
1924 street complained to Magistrate fiam-
mer in the Harlem police court yesterday that
the Journeymen Lathers' Union would not al
low his men to work. He had forty men en-
ployed on new building at 13oth
street and Seventh avenue. Mccarthy
said. On Wednesday afternoon John Reilly.
a walking delegate OF the union. and four
others went to the building whore McCarthy's
men we're at work and induced them all to
Quit. When he learned OF the trouble he
asked his men II they had any grievance. and
they said they had none. but they were afraid
OF the union.
According to McCarthy's statement when he
went to the building yesterday morning TO In
duce his meu to return to work. no
found Edward Murphy. president oil the
union Reilly and several others In the
to work unless they wanted trouble.
mccarthy remons,rated with Murphy; and o5-
Ing. whsreupon Murphy tried to assault him
He could only gettwo men 70 agree 70 r enin
10 work. and he then had Murphy anu heNy
When Magistrate Flammer asked Reilly for
the rule se uhon
lather should be allowed to do more than 1000
laths in eight hours. McCarthys men. he ad-
What do you do for lvingr' asked the
Magistrate.
Reilly said he was formerly lather. but did
not have n job at present 49,
Obi | sec" remarked Mr. Flammer. "theae
workmen want to make a living. but you don't
want to let them. You have no right to 20
on this mans promises and make these people
stop working"
Mccarthy produced several OF his mon who
told tho Magistrate they were perfectly salts
fed with their wages and wanted to- work. but
they were afraid Of the union. Magistrate
Flammar denounced the action Of the men
quitting work as cowardly and told them to
return to their work. To MIR. Mccarthy he
said:
terests or with your men see that they are ar
what they deserve"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

BARLOW.-on Wednesday morning. Dec. o.
1892. Mary Z. Barlow widow of the late Bonja-
min r. Barlow. In her s6th year.
Funeral services at her late residence, 40 Lee
Az. Brooklyn, Friday. Dec &. 1899. At 1880 p. n.
Intermsnt. Greenwood, Saturday.
BURSETT.-At her residence. Tho str.thm ore.
Dad ct, aud Broadway. on Dec. 7. 1899. Sara
NJ widow OF the lAte William j. Burnett.
Funeral services will DO hold at the Church OF
Zion and St. Timothy. b7th st.. near 9th Av..
on Saturday, Doc. o, At 2t3oP.M
CCDtIPP.-on Tuesday, Doc. 8. 1899. at Yontsrs,
NY. Reuben Henry Cudlpp. In the 18th year
OF his age
Funeral services at the residence OF W. 8. walsh.
ps Hudson Terrace. Yonkers, N. Y, Friday. Dec,
&. 1899. ats 7, ~. lnterment private.
KISGSBURY.-- On Dec.7, 1899, AlAtheA Ruth soo-
Will wife Of Frederick J. Kingsbury.
Funeral at st. Johns Church. Waterbury, Conn.,,
Saturday. At 1880 A. NJ.
MoIR.-At his residence. No. 40 west 10th st.. on
Thursday Dec. 7. 1899. in the $50 yaAr Of his
age, James Moir. Fac.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. The family particu-
lArly request that no flowers DO sent
MORRIs.-At Railway. N. j.. on Dec. 7. 1899.
Anna O.. widow OF Thomas Morris. aged SO
years
Funeral on Sunday at 1850 p. M. from her late
residence. 81 Fulton at.
RAY.-At his residence. Washington, d. O.. on
Monday. Dec. 4. 1890. Robert ClAry Ray Ensign
Us, N, retired.
Intsrment in Washington on Wednesday. Dec. o.
1907.
sTARR.-At East Orange, N. j.. Dec. Q. 1890.
Edgar Y. Starr. in the SAD year Of his age.
Funeral services will be held at his lAts homo No
10 Carnegie Av.. East Orange. Saturday Dec
0, 1890. at 38o p. N.
wHEATON.-In Brooklyn, N. T.. Dec. 7. 1899.
| James 8. wheaton. In his slst year.
Funeral services from his late residence. 7eS LeI
| ington Av.. Brooklyn, saturday. Dec. 0. 1899
| At 2P. NJ.
wILLETS.-At Flushing, l.. l., on Tuesday, Dec
| 9, 1899. Charles Augustus wilsts. sr.. In the
| 74th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited "a
| attend the funeral services from his late resi-
| dance, 2ol Sanford Ay.. on Saturday. Dec. D.
| 1892 at2:45P Al. Train leaves l.. I. City 2 p. n
| CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,
| Once, 1 Madison NV, corner Esd st., N. Y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
RICE MIL COMBINE.
Capitalists Secure Options on Various Plants
In tho Louisiana Field.

NEw ORLEANS, La. Dec IA rice mill COM
bins or trust is being organized here. The
money comes from New York capitalists. who
have secured ninety day options on majority
o, the rice mills here aud will bid for the
others. There are thirteen rice mills with
capacity OF II 700 sacks which IL Ia proposed
to get into the combine. No action has yet
been taken as TO the mills IN the country. but
into the combine Tn - are twelve in num-
her. ak In Caicasicu, Ave in Acadia and one In
sacks
II the combine succeeds In getting control
Of the Louisiana rice market, which Ia the
tions to South Carolina and other rice produce
ing csntreH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
VIII OF Frederick A. Schroeder.

The will Of the late Frederick A. Schroeder.
formerly Mayor Of BrooElyn, was liled for pro-
bate in the office OF tho Surveyor Of Kings
County ty William A, II. Stafford, his son In
law. yesterday. While the papers do not give
the value Of the estate. II Is said to be nearly
Sl.Q0O,OOO. The, will was dated Aug. -. 1891.
Arguimbau and Frank body. There are also
two codicls. dated respectively Sept ~, 1903.
and Nov. "a. 1900 MIR. Schroeder leaves to hi s
widow all OF his real property, furniture and
jewels. and provides that she shall have
StO.0O0 out OF the personal estate as soon as
possible after his death. He beQueaths S25. 900
TO each Of his chldrcn-Leonora Stafford, Ed
win A, Schroeder, Harriet, Louise. ArRulmbRu.
Adelaide Aryes, Alice Mclean Mary Jane An
derson and Frances Schroeder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

COZ. DADY ACCUSES LUDLOW.
His EXP nnation of the Rejection of His
Big Contract in Havana.

Col Michael J. Dady OF Brooklyn made this
statement yesterday In reference to the action
Of the Council OF Havana In rejecting his sewer
contract:
Gen. Ludlow. the Military Governor. told
Dle himself when / was in Cuba that he
intended TO get that contract and do the
work. although he admitted that l had
equity In the matter az the pioneer on the
ground. with plans all ready and accepted for
doing the work. Now, that grant was made
to me by the aldermen. who were an elected
and not an appointed body Of men. represent
ing the city itself and not the Spanish Govern
ment Their grant Is. therefore. bind ng on
the city. no matter into what hands the
Government may eventually 20.
This COuncii that decided against the con-
tract accepted the majority report OF the COM
mission. And that decision was arrived at
with eighteen members out ot thirty away.
Seventeen members have already signed a
petition to be forwarded to Washington. show
Ing that they believe the contract should come
To- me. as my plans had been accepted and
we're the best that could be devised for the
work To- be done. The mon who voted against
II were put In the council to 80 vote by Gen.
Ludlow who wanted the work for himself.
"Trickery has been played against me ever
since the war. and everything has been done
10 steal this grant that secured from the mu.
ncipal Government OF Havana and OF which
could not lawfully be deprived. do not think
will lose the contract however. and believe
that will be at work on IL before very long"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Claim on tn. Equitable. Surplus.

Judge Whseler's decree sustaining tho de-
murrer Of tho Equitable Life Assurance so-
ciety to the complaint 81 George Gadd. provid-
Ing the company tenders TO GRdd s255SSo
which tn. company admits II owes him on an
insurance policy. was Il ed yesterday. Judge
Wheeler gives Gadd twenty days 10 amend
his com plant. falling which the company may
take absolute judgment on tho demurrer
The acceptance ~ tho amount named Ia not to
be pr.Iudic!ai to any rights Gadl may have
ITO recovery ola further sum under his con-
tract"
the ground that his policy entitled him ~ AN
euuitnblo share Of the cumpany's entire sur
plus fund not merely ~ such portion rs the
company might arbitrarily set aside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Only One Trolley Car Track in Use IN tho
Bridge.

Trolley car trafIlc on the north roadway Of the
Bridge wa. stopped shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning to allow a gang Of work
men 10 put in new switch and repair the
tracks at the BROOKLYN entrance to the north
roadway on Sands street. This made It neces-
sary to run the ears back and forth on the south
roadway and to transfer the passengers In
brooklyn This mode Of getting to Brooklyn
was necessarily slow. and added to this the
cars o. the different lines on the other side
we're frequently nowhere In sight when the
Tasscngets from this city were dumped out
Tho tracks in Sands street were patched up 10
run cars over during rush hours last night.
The Job will not be completed until some time
To-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

Objections by His Daughter, Mrs. HupfsI.
MAY He Settled Out Of Court.

There is trouble over the distribution OF the
estate Of Michael Kuntz, a brewer OF Norris
ania. who died last October. leaving an estate
except the elder. William P. Hunts OF Spring
Valley Mr.; Kuntz left $4,000 TO each OF the
TO charities aud practically divided all the rest
Of his property between his widow. who was
his SECOND wife, and his son William. leaving
only $1,000 to his daughter Lena. wife OF
brewer Adolf q. Hupfel. As she and her hus-
band are rich IL was supposed that this had
been considered by Mr. Eunts. But objections
10 the win on behalf OF Mrs Hupfel have been
fled. through Guggen heimer, Untermyer d
Marshall, alleging undue influence by the
hearing yesterday. but instead there was .
conference between the parties to the suit and
their lawyers which IL was thought would lead
to settlement out OF court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Typothetse Advocates Increased Prices for
Printing.

In compliance with a resolution passed on
Nov. II the Typothete has sent circular let
ter 10 every employing printer Ia the city
calling attention to the Immediate necessity OF
a general advance In prices to cover Increased
cost 81 production due to reduction OF the
working hours OF employees and advanced
priccs OF material. The letter SAYS that en-
plpying printers nre now payi Ing ! per cent.
more Tor labor than n year and a-half ago ana
that their plants are running but ninc-tenths
Il ) mNnY hnnrR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Senator CoggeshaIi Mt the WiiIouEhby Street
Auction Room.

Senator Henry J. CoRgeshall OF Waterville
was visitor yesterday morning at the Hon.
Hugh McLaughlin's headquarters In the
willoughby street auction room in BROOKLYN.
The incident was without political significance
Senator Coggeshall having called merely 10
see former Senator John McCarty on q matter
OF private business. Mr., McCarty has not been
laid IN at his home in Berkeley place with
bronchial trouble, While IN Wlloughby street
senator Coggeshall had "A chat with Senator
MrCarren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
MANY PATHoLoaIcAL sPEcIMENa
Johns Hopkins Universlty Secures Material
to study Beri-Beri and the Plague.

Johns Hopkins University Secures Material
to study Beri-Beri and the Plague.
BALTIMORE. Dec. THE commission from
the Johns Hopkins University Medical School
which visited tho Philippines last summer
has brougt homo a large number OF patho-
logical preparations from autopsies made
at Manila, Cavite and Hong Kong They
include materials from cases OF leprosy ma
laria. typhoid fever. beri- bert, tho bubonio
plague and some other diseases. The collec-
ton will first be studied by trained patholo-
gists at the medical school. and will then be
IN ade available for students. At Manila some
Of the members OF the commission made q
study OF beri- berI. from which the natives are
the principal sufferers.
An outbreak OF the disease occurred soon
after the arrival OF the party In Manila. Col.
Woodruff. Surgeon In Chief VI the army IN the
islands. asked the men to examine number
OF Filipino prisoners in the old Spanish prison
at Cavite. OF the l 900 natives. 200 developed
ber!-beri. 40 that the doctors had an excellent
opportunity to study the different phases OF
the disease. In one form OF the disease. the
heart Is enlarged, especially on the right side
The enlargement Is due TO dilaton and Is
attended by great pain. As the party went
through the ward, the patients would cry out
The results Of the Investigations by experts on
the material collected by the commission vii !
be announced later.
from Hong Kong the party obtained mater
inl from Patients who had died OF the bubonic
plague. This material will tie OF great service
In the course on tropical diseases. which 10
being given for the nrst time this year. 1t Ia
conducted by Dr. Osler. assisted by Dr.
William s. Thayer. associate profess
sor OF medicine and DR. Jesse W.
lazear. assistant in chemical microscopy.
While there are some diseases peculiar to
warm climates, others. such as malaria. pre-
sent the same symptoms In both tropio and
temperate zones. 40 that the physician who has
had the best general training Will, other
things being equal. be best fitted TO cope with
tropical Diseases. such diseases as leprosy
and the paguo will he studied In this course
entirely from prepared material. as living pa
tients n re not Ohtainnble,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
What Club Guys a Now Home.

The Whist Club OF New York. now located at
IL West Thirty sixth street. has bought the
four-story brown-stone dwelling. 10 West
Thirty-sixth street. The club will renoyate
the house and construct three-story addition
having depth OF Q Rhty-nine feet. The Whist
Gub VIII mqye into liz nSM n snn1e as soon Us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
DIR. JOHN MANS vLCiNT PUTPIE
Session Appoints n Committee to Feel tho
Congregation's Pulse.

The Session OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church met last night in the yestry OF the
church. At the end OF the meeting. which
lasted more than two hours. II. Edwards
Rowland. treasurer Of the Session, said that the
Session had appointed a Special COMMITTEES to
ascertain n POSSIBLE the feeling Of the congreg-
alton In regard TO sending call TO the Rey DR..
G. Campbell Morgan. who was the choice % n
majority OF the Pulpit supply Committee, Mr..
Rowland declined to tell who were tn. mem
beers OF the Special Commute but he SAID that
the committee would Tsuort to III" Session In
two or three days, and that a meeting 81 the
congregation might be called by an announce
ment from the pulpit on sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Ox1LIC ACID FOR 4 CHASER
Bottle Was on the bar md Customer Took
1t for Sodn-DamnEes 500.

Michael Flanagan. who holds small place
under the City Government was thirsty on the
10Th day OF Apri. 1873. and went into
the saloon Of Mary Sullivan at S3l Western
boulevard TO get drink. He ordered whIskey
aud when his drink was tossed Of he seized u
soda water bottle that had teen set out on
the side" and out OF IL sent n good -slZed
Chaser after the drink. he took all that
was coming to him." his lawyer says. and
found he had a lot more than he wanted. for
the chaser burned a srnst deal more hotly than
the liquor. Yelling with pain he batook him:
self to a nearby drug store and WAS pumped
out. The chaser was oNalc acid. which q
helper in the barroom hal been using cleaning
up the beer taps aud other brass work behind
and jury IN the supreme Court before Judge
Dugro gave him 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

Park Commissioner Brewer OF the Boroughs
Of Brooklyn and Queens has appointed Alvin
Body. son OF former Mayor David A.
Body. Superintendent OF Parks at salary OF
S3.5UU II year. Eve months ago Body was
Of Supplies through the operation OF the new
Civil Service law. but he Ia not likely to be dis
turbed IN his present Job. as It Is In the exempt
achedule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

lio az the musician. 1t 10 monotonous In char;
acter, nearly destitute OF thematic interest sna
; Ts. yssterdsy snsle sonss my 'MSrylvs from
CONTAINS no elements of vitality or popularity;
The plano accompaniment. Admirably played
tive.
grammes. Yesterday he was heard nrst 10
sehpmsnn's setting Of Hence "Diohterliebs,"
and u four songs by Walter Damrosch; Mr.
Bispham,s intelligence and finish are always
delighIul and he sings IN certain nelds with
unusual effectiveness. He was heard to the
best advantage yesterdey IN Mr., Damrosch's
which he has often sung before II New YORK.
II is Just such songs as this that Mr.. Bispham
interprets best. They evidently appeal to him.
and his voice is best adapted 70 reveal their
or deep imagination are less in his line.
Mr.: Damrosch was scarcely to be viewed In
the light Of Q mere acoompanist, as he played
with q skill and appreciation that mode bis
part In tho concert as important as Mr. Bls-
pham's. Two OF his songs Yesterday were de-
scribed as new, and In spite OF their mu.i:
strong In inspiration or melodic beauty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08

MONTICELLO. N. Y. Dec. THE Mansion
House in Monticello. the oldest and most pop
ular hotel In sullivan county. was sold to-day
by its present owner. Mrs. F. 4. Morris, to Z.
a. schenek OF Herkimer county. for $4,000.
Capt Stephen Hamilton, one OF Sullivan's
pioneers, and was the only hotel In Monticello
Tor many years. II has been undergoing I'm :
provements for many wears past. and NJ present
Is a modern hotel and very popular summer
resort for New York and Brooklyn people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Sol Van Praas.s License Revoked.

CHICAGO. Dec 7.-Mayor Harrison has re-
voked the saloon license OF sol Van Praag.
the dive-keeper and politician. and assurance
Is given that. unlike the last revocation the
or Ter is to be taken seriously; when Mrs Van
Ore, man and sentenced TO the penitentary
for an Understandable perIod the Mayor de-
cided that the time was ripe Tor closing tho sa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Wont to Meet His wife and Found Her
Dead.

Isaac waldheim OF this city went to the
North German Lloyd Line pier in iioboken
yesterday morning to meet his wife. whom he
expected to arrive from Bremen on the steamer
tTrayp When tho Trave came up to the pier
Mr.. Waldhslm went aboard and the purser in
formed him that his wife had died on Dec, l.,
Mrs. Wadheim was ~ years old. She had
several months ago to restore her health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
BROOKLYN SNORT OF WATER.
If 1t Doesn't Rain Pretty Soon Csnsump
ton WIN HIVE to he CnrtRiled.

Deputy Commissioned OF Water Supply James
Motfctt OF Brooklyn has again directed the at
tention OF Commissioner Dalton to the danger
OF a serious diminutlon IN tho water supply Of
that borough Owing to the long drought the
storage reservoirs have been drawn on to such
loss OF from 7.OOO.bO to SWOOOO gallons a
day should there be no heavy rnintalls soon
steps must he taken, II Ia said, To husband tho
wafer by reducing the consumption about ten
million RnllOnS lAIl y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Mr.. Reed to speak On wnshinEtou's Death
AnniNersnry.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec THE Society Of tho
Daughters OF the American Revolution Is ar
ranging for fitting ceremonies to be held on
Dec. II in commemoration OF the death Of
George Washington. Tho exercises will be
held In Independence Hall The PRINCIPAL
speaker. II IL expected. will he Thomas II.
Heed. late Speaker,of the National House Of
m ,ssion To- erect memorial tablet In Washing
ION square To the memory Of soldiers who we're
killed in the Revolutionary War and who were
bu ripl there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Wanted in Russia for Endorsement.

United States Marshal c. W. Ide OF the State
OF Washington arrived In this city yesterday
afternoon with a prisoner whom he arrhigned
before United States Com m issioner Shields for
examination in extradition proceedings. He
said that the m an was Anthony Pstrow Schui-
ten alias A, F. Klutchinski. and that he WAS
wanted in Kiednay. Russia, on a chung" Of
stealing 12,5l5 rubles from bank and 1000
rubles worth OF stocks. bonds and money
nation was adjourned for one week and tho
prisoner was committed to the Ludlow Street
fan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
MANY REFORMS DEMANDED.
Conference Denounces Polygamy. the Army
Canteen and sunday NeMspApers.

Tho Reform Conference which has been
going on at the Broadway Tabernacle since
Tuesday ended yesterday. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing polygamy. lynch law. the
liauor traffic, the army canteen and secular
ian In schools
The farewell session OF the conference, In the
evening. was devoted to discussion OF Sunday
were made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
To Servo on Gov. Cranes stan.

BosToN. Mass. Dec 7.-Gov,- Elect William
Murray Crane announced his star appoint
ments last night Eight Of Gov WoIcott's stan
are retained and these additions made: Henry
body OF Boston. William II. Brigham OF Hud-
son. Edward J. Gihon Of Wakefield. each to be
a lieutenant L colonel Charles J., Hagar OF Dali
lancaster OF Worcester and James ID. Colt Of
boston, each to be a major Under law re:
Gently passed no civilians can be appointed
upon the staff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Waterbury Bankers wife Dead Here.

Mrs Frederick J. Kingsbury OF Waterbury.
Conn. was found dead in bed yesterday morn
ing nj the home OF her sister. Mrs. W. H. Cur
tis, II West Twentieth street. where she
death was duo TO heart disease. She was tho
daughter OF William H. Scoylll Of Waterbury,
and her husband Is President OF the Git Zens'
Ba:k OF Waterbury, He L. also "a member OF
the Corporation OF Yale College.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
eRE ~, HOsPI1

PRESByTERIAN HOSPITAL.
Tho Thirty;nrst, AGn'yesary OF the PREsBY
o. at q p NJ at the Hospital, entrance SEVENTEEN
street and Madison avenue.
The Hospital will DO open for inspection from
1880 70 p, NJ, ......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
Lampasas Hit. Pollock Rip Lightship.

BosroN. Dec. THE Mallory line steamer
Lampasas arrived In port yesterday with a
hole In her starboard side. tho result OF a col
lsion with the Pollock Rip LiGhtship on
Tuesday night The accident was caused by
the failure OF the steering gear to work As a
consequence the Lampasas smashed into the
lightship near the stern. but probab bly, did not
oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
strike on a Riverside Drive Building.

A general strike was ordered by the Board OF
Walking Delegates yesterday on the new build
ing at EiRhty-iourth street and Riverside
Drive 10 sympathy with members OF the Ar
chitectural Iron Workers Union. who are on
strike against n-union men, About ono
hundred and nifty men In various trades are In
NnIvat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
MA11I1D

McCIURE-CASSIN.-on Wednesday. Dec. Q.
1899. at Rensselaer,. n. Y. by tho Rev. John
walsh, rector OF St Peters Church. Troy, Anna
Austin Cassin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Cassin, to Archibald Jermain Mcclure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-08
EAST oRANoE TO NE CITY,
Township Votes for the Change, which
VIII Go Into Eject Tomorrow.

EAST ORANGE. N. j.. Dec THE voters Of
East Orange decided to-day at . special cleo
ton to change from a township form OF GOV
caiiy no opposition, The change In govern
ment will 60 into effect on Saturday at noon.
Under tho act OF incorporation the present
township officials will become officers OF the
city until the annual election next spring. Few
changes In the existing form OF government
arc made BY the adoption OF the city act