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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
Y.ug BROUGHT ABOUT A WEDDING.
p,scovpRY MADE IN HOTEL H'"'''
MEXICO HAS ITS SEQUEL IN MAX
p1Aav IN BROOKLYN

w.. wanna .eWindernit4" casually discoVere" y"
-,,Ar =, q hotel in Mexico two years ago oN
cmstav Windernitz. the travelling agent ior
o..,,, comnany had sequel last THURSDAY IN
,hs happy marriage OF Mr.. WindenitE' Inc sou.s
woran who is now the bride OF MI Wnoei nv
WAS Miss Helen Windernitz. win "noih "' ~
.cnua,nted at that time. After he mao iooAeu "p
- ha.rar of the name which had attracted ms
attention on the hotel register. the two tried un
.ucce,stully to And some relationship. Ihey dlo'
ooueyer find an affinity and were soon GOOD ii'ehos'
and later lovers For the last nine monuls "e
oouple have been engaged. -, A., ,,-,a,.
When in brooklyn his last trip MI Nlndernlts
thought that IL would be good time 10 set mar
iS lie communicaed with his hancee. who came
re ,,nno her home in New Castle, Penn. and on
Thursday they were married at me O,sren pa
Andrew F. Underhill rector Of ne Epis;Gopaei
1,., "sers old and mis- wife IL twenty-five They
~. ~. nov on a wedding tour and their friends say
that they have gone 20 Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD.
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETS TO HONOR THE MEM
DRY OF Ex-JUsTICE CLEMENT AND
JOHN " WARD

Memorial services IN honor Of ex-Justice Nathaniel
n Clement and former Assistant District-Attorney
John NJ Ward held by the Bar Association
Of Kings County in Part | OF the Supreme Court
Yesterday afternoon. The president OF the associa-
ton H. C. NJ. Ingraham was in the chair and
Frank Harvey Field secretary. Frederick e.
Crane and Luke u. Stapeton paid tributes TO the
memory OF MI Ward.
Ex-Iudge George g. Reynolds offered minute,
which was placed the records OF the association.
He vas followed by eX-Justice Van Wyck, Justice
Edgar NJ Cullen ex-Justce Jesse Johnson and
James d. Bell.
The room was filed TO OVERLOOKING with Justices
and lawyers Among those present were ex-Judge
TROY Justices Goodrich Bartlett and Hatch, Of the
Anneate Division OF the Supreme Court; Supreme
Court Justices Maddox. Gaynor, Marean and
Ienks County Judges Hurd and Asphalt and
JuStice Frederic a. Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court yes-
terdav reversed the decision Of civil Justice Van
Wart which imposed a fine of S25 the Nassau
Railroad Company for a violation % the ordinance
requiring the placing OF tenders trolley-cars I'm
ErOoklVn The case a test suit brought by the
city as an ordinance had been passed by the Board
Of Aldermen that fender should be not more than
three inches above the rails on all trOey-cars.
Justice Goodrich writes the opinion. and holds that
while Il was reasO1ibe 10 require a fender on all
trOlle y-cars, n unreasonable 10 require that
such tenders should he three Inches from the rails
Justices Bartlett and Woodward dissent from the
OpiDOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
PART OF A CHURCH FALLS.
GALE BRINGS DOWN BRICKS AND MORTAR WITH
CRASH

About twenty-five square feet ~ the upper part
~ the front wall and coping Of the GREENWOOD
Baptist church. at Fourth-ave ana fnteenth-sI'
foil IN the sidewalk with terrific noise Yesterday
- -, onort 4.3O O'Clock In the heavy blow.
NJ ono was passing the church az the time. ana
Tho mass Of bricks and mortar aid no particular
harm II is believed that this demonstration OF
Tho weakness OF the walls Of the church Will hasten
tho nroposod building ~ a new edihce Tor the So
ciotv. The damage is estimated AZ about 80"
For a long time the members Of the Greenwood
Rarfssf Church have been discussing the ahNlSd-
bility ~ building church on new site. s,
,ior ~ commissioner Guilfoyle. stationed a watch-
man in front Of the church ana roped OF the
Fourth-ave side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
DFTERVTNFD TO HAVE 4 DEATH IRA p

Tho era e-crossng ordinance passed by the Davis
combine I'm the Jersey city Street and Water
Board and set aside by the Supreme Court
AGAIN introduced at the meeting ~ the Board yes
terday The ordinance. which Is backed by Davis.
will be again passed. II permits the LehRh Val
lev Railroad Company to cross Communipa wave
AT grade IN Mayor Wansers term the wholesale
slaughter ~ human beings Al the grade crossings
Influenced him 70 have the act pa sed compelling
the Erie Railway Company to elevate its tracks.
He refused TO allow the Lehgh Valley company
the privilege It will secure from the Democratic
ring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY FILED.

Robert H. Furey son OF William A furey' com
roi.sioner OF Jurors Of Brooklyn yesterday filed
with the clerk 81 the United States Court petition
IN voluntary bankruptcy giving a list Of forty-two
creditors and liabilities amounting 10 n5SSs g. and
M sssets Among his creditors are Robert Furey
an uncle for 1922 81 for rent, the National city
BANK S8 and Thomas Ryder 5000, for money
torr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
LOST 4 FORTrNF RY SrTCTDF.

Clerk Rooney Of the Hudson County Board ~
Health has received A communicat ton from Cen
eral A. Fegel. the German Consul AT New-York
asking for Information about Ernest Jensen who
was heir 10 a moderate fortune in Germany but
who II WAS reported. dead. Mr.. Rooney found
on investigation that Jensen. who drug
clerk committed suicide in Jersey city on June 30
last BY taking oxac acid. He OF EN-
ployment and respondent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
THE GRAHAM CASE APPEALED AGAIN.

The celebrated case of Graham agt the con-
sondated Traction Company Is 10 be carried again
TO the Supreme Court. As the traction company has
Aled notice OF appeal Melville the four-y ear old
son OF Abraham Lincoln Graham, OF Jersey city,
was killed by trolley-car. The suit for damages
was for 5000. and the Supreme Court has twice
IL asid as excessive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
PROCESS sERrFR SAYS NE WAS REATEy

Harry g Wilmott. a process server connected
with the Gacs-ave. court yesterday said that when
he went to serve paper on Miss Lillian Dixon. Of
No 24i Dean-st.. Brooklyn. on February -. he
was met in the lower han Of the house by the
young woman brother ana assaulted ana that
when he finally reached Miss Dixon she scra tchcd
his face and nose with her finger nails and broke
his glasses Miss Dixon was summoned before
Justice Worth yesterday, and he adjourned the ex-
animation until March II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
A PLAN TO SAVE THE cITYs MONEY.

Orange March (SpeciaD-At the meeting of the
Common Council last night. Alderman John l..
Davis presented the Council his scheme for com
bining with the proposed pumping plant for the
water system an electric lighting plant He said
that the cost of building and equipping A double
plant would be about 10000. while the of the
proposed pumping plant alone would be over $4,000
The cost Of street lighting Il now $3.50 year The
city maintain both plants at an estimated expense
OF $ less than Is now paid for the street light
ing alone committee Of i've. consisting Of Al
dermen Davis MalOney. Hamilton Perry and
quinn was appointed to investigate the matter and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
DEATH OF CAPTAIN MARTIN.
HE WAS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR MEN ON
THE FORCE.

Captain stephen Martin. Of the Classon-ave
station died last night AT the police statlon'
after an Illness Of a'fow days He was hache'r'
and lived al the station. NJ which he had had
charge for the last three years Captain Martn
was one Of the most popular men on the force.
ID TO a year ago he had lived Win ms mother
md sister at No 67 Hall-st.. but when mis- mother
died he moved TO the staton-house, and made tnat
his home He had for long time suffered from
asthma and this winter ne had a severe attack Of
the grip on FriCay last he went To Manhattan
and drew the monthly pay for his men but on
SATURDAY morning he failed 10 appear as usual at
Police Headquarters IN Brooklyn. and that was me
FIRST intimation that Dopuy 'hief Mackelar had
that Captan Martin was SICK.
The captain went to Ted ON sunday, and grew
RAPIDLY worse and Monday night was so ~ that
his Dhvecian pronoIaced his condition hopeless.
Captain Martin clerk when h" was air
pOiutod a policeman on January 20. 1858 tie was
amounted "A sergeant on July 16 1915. and thirteen
ycars later captain. Many Of captain Martin 3
years Of service as sergeant were spent IN the
Old Fourth Precinct. I'm which he died He WAS
Gffv-fVe years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
DIED WHILE AT HIS WORN.

Alexander Coldwell one OF the OLDEST employees
., IN. linton Ferry Company. died from heart dis
ease while at work yesterday afternoon at o'clock
AT the Catharne-st. ferry-house. He was IN charge
OF the hot-water steam-heating appara us in the
farmhouse and while sitting in his chair was
.ear' he Ms associates 10 be distressed. A hurry
ssu was sent 10 the Brooklyn city Hospital, and
DR. Blake responded in an ambulance The oid
him him. diving a few minutes after he was first
r{cke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
UOUEN VOTE AGAINST SCHOOLS

Westheld March : (SpeciaD.-At the annual school
meeting last night there was a large attendance of
women. who turned out TO vote on an appropra
ton OF 10000 for the construction OF a new schoo
house I'm Elm and Orchard SITS. The proposed site
Was on the north side q, The Central Railroad
tracks but the people living on the south side Of
the tracks wanted the Appropriation divided and
two small schoolhouses erected either side OF
the tracks The appropriation defeated by a
vote OF S. to 242. and the women left the meeting IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
RpFWERY FOR COMFY ISLAND.

Plans were filed yesterday with the Building De-
partment for brewery on the site OF the OLD
vandsrveer Hotel In Coney Island. The plans call
for a covered railroad terminal at the END OF the
n. Kalb ave systems line. The old hotel will be
,orc down and q space 800 feet square will be COW
cred by the new amusement place and brewery
~ombined the owner Of which Will be George Pabst,
~ hrswer The structure when completed. will
S,Sx fiEo00a The architect " Otto Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
LOOKED FOR A GAS LEAK WITH 4 MATCH.

While looking for leak in pipe yester-
day I'm the nve-story hathouse No Pr Eighth-st
Jersey City Joseph Reed. the owner. struck
match and an explosion followed. wrecking the
APARTMENTS OF Robert u. Corcoran and starting
blaze in the hall. The flames were quickly subdued
bv the tenants Mr.. Reed escaped injury. The
damage is estimated AT 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
CLIFFORD VI ST RE HANGFD.

Trenton. March (SpecaD-The writ Of error
"a ken, ont IN behalf Of Edward Clifford the Hudson
County murderer. dismissed by the Court OF
Errors and Appeals to-day the ground that II
would work an obstruction Of Justice The case
now goes back 10 the Hudson County Court OF
over and Terminer. which must again fix a day
for Clirord's execution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
BOSTON MEN BY BROOKLYN LAND.

McNuty & Fitzgerald. Of No. lss Montague-st..
Yesterday reported the purchase FOR syndicate OF
Boston capitalists Of the eghy-acrs tract Of land
running three thousand feet along the side Of
Ocean-nve, between Avenue r and Avenue I, al
g. 500 an The sellers were Desmond Dunno
and W 6 Gilmore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
SIX wONTBs' LICENSE FEES.

Accounts Commissioners Hertle and owen yes
,.rdsv reported TO Mayor Van Wyck that they had
examined the records Of the Brooklyn Bureau Of
licenses for the six months ending January 81 I9sS
Thsv and that ga s2s collected for Licenses L.
sued and that this sum has been turned over 10
the CITY Chamberlain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
FIRE m SPOTsWOOD.

New Brunswick. March 7 'spec'"r,n In rs
occurred In spotswood early TINS mV .nread to an
store OF Appleby 4 Dill The names "a three "
abandoned factory OF four suiIdinsd asr
Suidinss were all owned by Mrs. Leoh~
by, OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
TIE Court or PARDONS MEETS.

Trenton March (SpeciaD.-The Court Of Par
dons met to-day and pardoned Bernard Lynch OF
Warren County who WAS convicted OF atroclous
assault and battery In November last and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for year and half in
the State Prison. He Is dying from consumption
and the pardon granted on the recommends
ton Of the prison physician.
Other cases we're referred 10 oommitteeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
RForEsTs FOR ST. ANNS CHURCH.

Ev the will Of Catharine NJ Spear. Of Brooklyn.
rho died recently In Oakland. Cal, 81. AIMS
protestant Episcopal Church. on the Heights re-
,eivAs a legacy Of 1900 and similar gum IL
given 10 the Shetering Arms Nursery attached 10
fbe church Aside from the requests mentioned.
her property goes TO relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
SAVED BY A FENDER.

The value OF the fender In saving life was Illus
traied Yesterday. when Mary Hanley, hVe years
old was caught by the fender OF "A troey-car AT
Monticello and Communipaw aves.. Jersey cty,
and carried half block and escaped without
q brusA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
pOLICY-PLAYERS CAPTT RED.

New-Brtnswick March Speciality direction
Of Prosecutor John S voorhees,. or Middlesex
County a raid was made last night on the policy
shops I'm New Brunswick Five arrests were made
and a large quantity Of policy paraphernalia was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
THE DISTRICT COrRT ACT UPHELD.

Trenton March THAT portion Of the District
Court act Of last winter which provides that APP
peas from the District Court points OF law may
be taken to the Circuit Court IS held TO be con-
stiutional In the opinion filed I'm the Supreme
Court to-day. The case at issue was that OF
Rally at the Secnnd pistrlct Court or NeWark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

Mrs Frederick William Hinrchs OF ~" O
penrv-st will give small and informal lat
home" on Friday afternoon from until o'clock
Guests are invited TO meet Mrs, William Ma m y,
SON OF Woodstock. Conn, who Is slster-in-ia" VI
DR. Arthur Matthewson Of Montague-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

Miss Beaston will resume her series OF beh'en
lectures at the Montauk Club on Friday morning
This was interrupted by the club art exhipl,oh OF
last week Her topic will be Louise De Ia NaiHe'e'
or the French Court Under Louis XIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
meNe'Y38r00t'yo:
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

There are few social affairs this week winch -
about the quietest OF the Lenten season rams
that had been made for n bicycle party to take
short down the road yesterday were 1rusIIa.eu
by the storm. A large number OF well-kno,wns so
cietv people were out on their wheels on MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

Mrs Charles L. Robertson OF No 81 Eigntn
ave- will give a euchre party tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

Rrooklynites at Palm Beach. Fla. Include MT
and Mrs ]. Dunbar Adams. OF Eighth-ave., VINO
went arly in the season that Mr.. Adams might
more quickly recover from attack OF grip Mrs.
Edward Allen Odds and her daughter, MISS Edlth
ODDS Of President-st: Mr. and Mrs A. L. Taylor.
Miss Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs; A. r; Hart Mt and MIS-
James w. Ridgway Colonel William " Hester;
Mrs Charles j. Follmer. Miss Adele Follmer and
Miss Beatrice Follmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

The managers OF the Memorial Hospital for
Women and Children have arranged mid-Lenten
dance IN aid Of the hospital. to be held at the
Pouch on the evening OF March q. and IL 10 he ike
that Of last year in all the essential details Guests
will be received by Mrs John II. Burts, first d.
rectress of the hospital. and Mrs Calvin Edwards
Huu Among the patronesses will be Mrs. Chnord
/ Iutkius Mrs Sylvester l.. Blood Mrs. Horace
l. Balch Mrs A +. Babcock, Mrs. Irving Bush,
Mrs T Alfred Vernon. Mrs. Henry G. Barber Mrs
A Austin Fetterof. Mrs. Frank Sloan. Mrs A >
Wise Mrs Chester l. Richards. Mrs Wallace B.
Flint Mrs Frank r Dreamer Mrs. Robert van
Ideratine Mrs Charles r. Huhbs. Mrs. Mary
Hobart Mrs George A Ostrander. Mrs. Devine f.
Rnrtis Mrs Clarence F. Smith Mrs A. .. Belden'
Mrs Charles Bowden. Mrs. Edward Dodge MIS-
Niiiard = Canda Mrs. George II. Prentlss. MIS-
charles ] Folmer Mrs William Tyson HAYWARD
and Mrs cornelius w Provost. on Friday ana
S en- following the Thursday of the dance
hazaar in aid Of the hospital will he held at the
Pouch.
The date for the wedding Of Miss Martha Edythe
Darlington granddaughter of MI and Mrs John
Henry Darlington Of Keap-st.. and Charles H.
rorey NJ Wilson-st has been set for the evening
90 Wednesdav April II 1t is TO take place AT me
RIOS street Presbyterian church. ana me Grre-
rnonv viii be performed by the pastor, Inc Kew.
John Erskne Adams
Mrs David A. Body. Of Berkeley Place. and
Mrs W H. Bennett. Of President-si.' nave gone OF
a six weeks trip through the South'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
FOR A GREATER JERSEY CITY.

Assemblyman Benny's new bill for A commission
N consider the consolidation Of the municipalities
OF Hudson County provides for thirteen. instead OF
eleven, members to be appointed by the Governor.
so as 10 make the commission undoubtedly Repuo-
lean and thus remove any partisan reason FOR de-
fea ting the measure. II also guards against any
possible stubbornness on the part OF any munich
patv h. giving the Governor power 10 appoint A
representative for any Of the municipalities con-
cerned If the executive officer Of that mum rpality
fails TO make the appointment within thirty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

Mrs David A. Body Of Berkeley Place ann
Mrs W II. Bennett OF PresueInI-s9tt,' nave so'io va
six weeks trip through the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

Brewer Hewitt will lead the cotillon at the meet
ing Of the Saturday Evening Dancing Class, TO ne
held in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms this week
The last dance will take place on March 20, ana
will have some original figures. as the nine men
OF the committee are TO lead. each taking inquire
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ringing notes of both instruments
struck the air. Smiles chased each
other into dimples, her saucy eyes
sparl1led, and the quick breath fell
from her parted lips. Her arms, wav-
ing and twining, mingled with the gay
ribbons above her we'll shaped head.
The undula'tions of her perfect form
resembled the waving grain in ripen-
ing fields. Faster, faster rang the
music until, with final flourish, Su
settle flung herself breathless in a
chair.
Bravo! Bravo! If the signor could
see you this moment he would be in
spired!" shouted Bermardino. "You
will consent, my Susette, for the sig
nor is my friend"
cit is your great wish? My brother
1 yield to your persuasfons. 1t is as
if already done. I wish to know of
the lovely Iady-Signora Lawrence
they call her?-who visits Signor Rey
nolds' studio. I will go with you to-
morrow 1t is now arranged
Suseute Was MOTT so demure in
Thought as in appearance. She had
met the sculptor and made courtesy
ito him as became her brothers sister,
but she loved him even then. In order
ito conceal her delight lat the near
prospect of being his companion, she
a t first refused her brothers request,
knowing full we'll that Bernlardino
would mott rest until he had received
her consent
For a time Susette was happy, 0W
ing to the absence of Maren Lawrence,
Reynolds cousin and friend, from the
studio. Maren refused to be present a t
the sittings, arguing that Reynolds Or
iginaNty would have full scope, if he
were alone; as the work progressed
she consented to visit him. This had
depressing effect on the model. I'm
conscious of the girls regard, Rey-
noIlds Whisftled and sang while he ma
nipula ted the plastic clay. He talked
Of Maren until 'SUsGtte, faint and cold
with jealousy and rage, would burst
into Gears, eXaspera ting him by her
capriciOus moods.
Alas for poor Susette! She grew pale
al t!,in from tears and sleepless
nights
On one occasion Miss Lawrence EN-
Gelei with a party of friends, who
WIZ SO Impressed by the girls flower
lie lace and grace that they begged
Reynolds to induce her to dance.
Think ing to find favor in his eyes SUI
sutte consented, and never looked she
so beautiful
After they We're gone revulsion of. !
feeling swept over her, and she said
within herself:
'HoW gay they are in their fine
rC.11,S. v zen | danced for her, how
his eyes sparkled as she ran 20 him
III EEil- Ojt her lands IN THANKS! |
When SHE smiled at me- as she tossed
ma her purse, | purposely struck it
with my 'dambourine, although they
did net know it, All, how can [ bear
it? will net live to see her tTium-
plant! She cannot love him as l! |
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