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JERSEY CITY.
WHERE WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE ARE G??3
IN(J THE BUMMER
??G????G?.??,?????? ?Y WOMB ?M!'? ARI" STILL? IN
Tf.WN a*OC*lAL CHAI AM? ? ;<'S.*? ? G.
The reception given l.y Mrs. Charles Rroadhorst.
ef No. 3<?i F.ighth-st . on Tuesday night, wa? a
pleasant affair, an.l well attorn!?"). There wer?
plenty of muslo and dan.-Inf ?luring lh? evening,
nnd refreshment mh 9*rr*? Among those pres
?nt were Mr. end Mrs .lohn Pache. Mr. and Mr?.
Charles Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver P*TTT, RM
Maud Perry. Mis.? Mamie Goodman. Mis? Anna
?rown. Ml?? Marguerite Marlon. Lloyd Trowbr?h*??,
Frederick ??. Milter, '.?-orge White. Robert Wilson,
William Spencer, and ? delegation from tho Otea?
da!? Pleasure I'luh.
Mr?. Kobrrt Johnson and her ?on. Robert John
son. jr.. of C?rove st , and Miss May L. Planton, of
Johuston ave., hav?? arranged to 1:0 to Kurope In
the middle of Ihe present month. Th"y will remain
abroad a year.
The Rev. William Eakine and Mrs. Eaklna are at
Round Lake.
The reception Riven l.y Mr. an.l Mr?. Thomas
R. Oorry on Wednesday night was a su?*' 1 Mful
affair, and the guests ?njoyed themselv????
Music, danring and Rames occupied the time, and
a good supper was supplied .luring rhe evening,
Amon? those present were Mr and Mrs. ? ' in
Jones. Mia.? Frances .?-?nyder. Miss Anna
Miss Allre Orlmm. Ml?.?? Louise ?'orry. T. R, 1 lorry,
Frederick I'.offey, John MoEntee and Frank Col?
vllle.
Frederick J. Stuhr. William H. Axford and Aus?
tin Hoffman have pone to tullir?n County, where
they will devote the greater portion of their time
to Ashing?. On Monday they will be Joined by frank
Older, Arthur Woodward and Roben Carey.
Mrs. C?. D. Ma key and Frederick Ma?key. h"r
?on. have gone to Portland. Me., for the ?.immer.
Miss Millie Brown, of No. ISA Pavonta-ave., Is at
Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Eva C Joidan. of No. SO Wayne-st , it at
? ?? mar.
The Rev F.dwin MeMInn, of the Summit Avenue
P.aptlst Church, will pass his vacation at Morrls
town. The Rev. Frank Matthews will ?ic-.-iipy the
pulpit during his absence
John Hutton. of No. 21 Hcnry-st , an enthusiastic
bicycle rider, sailed for Kurope on Wednesday He
was escorted to the steamer Paris bv thin j
wheelmen.
The outing of the John J. Toffey Association
brought to the front four candidates for th.? nomi?
nation by Republicans for ?."Jovernor. They aren
Sheriff John J. Toffey. of Hudson County; Senator
Foster M. Voorh?..?. of t'nlon County; Benatoi
Maurice Rogers, of Calmieri County, and en-Senal 11
John W. ??rigiis. of Passai.- County. The outing waa
held at Caledonia Tark. Newark, and was attende?!
by many of the prominent Republican politicians
in the State. John K>an. .!r, also a candidate, a. nt
a letter of regret for his inability to bo present.
A lighted keros-ne i-.l lamp fell out ..f the hand?
of Mrs. Mary KncM.-r. In h?r inutili?.?*"?, ? the
house No. Ill Bleecker-at., ?t mlinight Thursday
It explode.) and In ? few minutes the ho:i<" ?
fire. Mrs. KopMt -?as unable to rn?K'? Ber taraj
!? the ?treet, th?? stilrs having tane-i flr*. an! ?hi
jumped OUI "f a ?e?Mnd-?torjf win low She es<ap< :
with a f'-w bruises H.-r husbin 1. ?ho was In th??
1 iwer part of the hous??. which wa? a *?v -1 >rj
frame structure, had h;>? han Is burned 'n trying to
extinguish the flame??. The ftoUM was r-omplettl)
.???stroyed.
Policeman Frank M-O.urk. who ha? on three
different occasion* mad?? Importan: arrests at the
risk of his life, has been sin??? i for the ilrst vacancy
In the Detective Department Ik? received a gold
mounted revolver and a ?live, mounted c!UB a few
?lays ago from hi* friends.
Justice Job Ltpptnoott. of thf? Supreme Court, la
passing his vacation at Cedar Point, n.-ar Harr-t-ir it.
Father Ma>-koy. ree? ir ..f the Cathedral In On
rinnati. is the (..?est of Ih? Kev. l'atri, k Hennes?
sey, of St. Patrick's Chuten He arid Father Hen?
nessey wete schoolboys together In Ireland forty
years ago.
Thomas II. Carioll. of Jersey-ave. ?3 in tho
"atskill .Mountains.
HUDSON COUNTY TOWNS.
HOBOKEN.
Senator William U. T-aly, who Is mentioned as a
f.os?;h!e Democratic candidate for Governo-, has
gc.ne to Washington. He will go from there to the
Gulf State?.
Protection Hook ar. 1 Ladder Company, of West
IP boken. Is to have a new truck house.
Rehesrsals ***** "As You Like It." which Is to be
presented at Castle Point on August ?. ar" being
held at the Fifth Avenue Th*a'r* The cast ao far
as completed is Marl.? Walnwrlght as Risaltivi.
Nathaniel Har-w | aa Orlando, Fred Bond as
Touchs'one. Charlea Wells as ?.?liver and J. Hanrey
Cook as Li ??? Pi lei ck.
The wife i' Profesa if Morton, of Stev?n? Institut?,
recently complain*?! 10 the polio* about the neg-l??ct
of the Strc.-r.-i '?. -,?i ns (?epartm'nt to rinrvv* h-r
gorbage and a?l ?? She ?aid that unie?? the aahea
and g?.rhdF* were properly removed she w mid
take the mattei ?in ? oourt. Bine? her complaint
??he ha? receive i -.? ? ?? s>*rviee.
The reception gl bj Mlaa Mary Waddllove at
the horn?? of liei ? .?rents. ?. M VVillow-avi . on
Wedr.eF la*, nigh I ?,?s a pleasant affair and enjoyed
l.v all ? ho atteniei. Among thoai preaenl wer?
alls? S phi? Kaufer, Miss Man;.? Coughlln, Misi
Al?rgate!. Hralv, M la? Luc? Fall?n. Ml?? Lu? ?
Coughlln. Mlaa Fila rav*n. Mis? Ha't!?? Hllder
hrar.d-, .M.s?? Roso Brady, John Bheeban, Harry
A?tman. Waller I>av!s. Rober? futehen, EOgen?
Avmoii. John O'Connor, John Snow and John wad?
iiov?
The Calvary I'nlled Presiti'orlan Church has
? ? red the following officials: Trustee?, J. G. Dem
,r st, praaldent; Robert Clemen? treasurer! Robert
< lark. John Perry. Isaac Davis. Milton I?o?ler, John
TMorn and John Clark, subscription secretar:?*?.
The Board of Health Is much worried ov r the
constant Increase of contagloua disease?. As c'.m
?jared with July. !????, the Increase has been ?.uriti
lever. 4C; ?Jiphiherla. U; croup, 2; typhoid fever, 2.
HARRISON
Captain Fred Woslow. of Warren-st., who has
been cruising In his yacht I'aisy on Long Island
3ound for the last three weeks, has returned.
William J. Davis, of Harrison and I??vl* ave?.,
ha? gone to Canada. Mr. D??*!? will drive th?? en?
tire distance and back, ijasng his buekboard for the
trip. He will make the journ? y by easy stages.
At the meeting of the Harrison Hoard nf E ica
tion on Tuesday Trustee Bulger entered ? ;
against the school census. The return? aatowed no
Increase over those of IS??*!, and lie was sui?
was an Inert??? In th?? number of pupils Princi?
pal? iiwycr and Penderg*?! hoik said that they
knew of cases where the natr.es of Children were
not :ak<-n. According t.i the number of chll Iren'?
names returned, the appropriation would not
amount to 11".????, and this w.uld mak?? a big cut
Ir. teachers' ?alarle? A reaoluttoa Instructing Bei
retary Rellly to communicate with I?r Wilbur.
State Superintendent, and inform him that the
Board had concluded to order a new census, was
adopted.
There is a movement on fool am urg grocer?
an?! butchers of Harrison to clo?e their eterea dur?
ing August at 7 G? na. Instead of h p. m.
Clark MibvEnd Hose Company. No. 1. will hold
Re annual picnic to-day at Rosevilie Park.
Deputy (Vunty Reg*tetet C W. Roth? rop.irt?
forty-seven deaths In Harrlaon an.l Kearny during
July.
r>eputy-8heriff John Hope will resign in a few
day? ?rid start with his family for ?'allfortila on
August 10, to take up hi* permanent home there.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEW-P.H1NSWICK.
The measage of Mayor Nicholas Wliliamaon to
the Common Council of New-Bruiiswiek, which was
read Immediately after the breaking of th.? daa i:.?k
In the Council thla we?dt, contains a carefully pre?
pared and lucid statement of the citv's financial
condition and many excellent mggeetlons on dif?
ferent phases of city government. The statement Is
a condensation of reports annually made by the
aty Treasurer and the Finance ?'ommlttee of the
Common Council from March 31. 1?????, to March 31,
1896. These seven years were chosen because they
include the period during which the ?o-enl.ed Martin
act, passe.] by the Legislature lt. IH?*?,, has been In
operation in this city. Thi? art provides f.r th?
collection of pest due taxes, and direct? the appli?
cation of the proceeds thereof, when collected spe?
cifically forbidding their application to th.- renerai
fund of the city >o long as the bonds of the city
remain unpaid. The collection?, les? expenn??? ?lur?
ing, these years have amounted to IZZt C? 74 Of
this, iW,?M? ha? gone to the Kinking Fund and
the balance bus apparently been applied to the gen?
eral fund, thus defeating In a measure the purpose*
of the Martin act. The Mayor call? attention to
thla matter to guard against a further violation
and to warn the Council that hereafter it will no.
have this source of income, and will have to face
th? problem or large expenditure? with limited ie
oelpta to draw upon
The condii!?m of the riink'ng Fund is also ti
plleltly Nt forth. There ia now of cash on hand
?n the fund 113.717 64. and of bonda trt23.??>?.
Mayor Williamson suggest? a revision and publi?
cation of the city ordinance?, and an amendment of
xb? city charter providing for th? consolidation of
city offices, ihus effecting a redaction In expenses
for officers' salarles The matter of Issuing licenses
is touched upon, and the Council la urge,I to so
proteo| the licenses that no unlicensed saloons can
possibly exist. He calls attention to the responsi?
bility of the common Council In the enforcement
of an ordinatile regarding the cl-ising of aaSo ma
an ? business placea on ?fuiras**, sn ? rebukea th??
past tolerance of Intemp?rance ani lnefflcltm?~y on
the polire fore?. In con,-hiding he mentions rh?? dif?
ficulty in ihe Beard of Water Cnssmtsstonera, by
whom two superintendent! are employed si double
expense to th?? City; shows how the city's share of
th county tax has bean disproportionately increased
an! urges that the fatrcet <**mml?sloner be held to a
Stint responsibility In keeping the city's streets
clean, ani suggests the a ivlsanillly of establishing
a market.
The preparations for the second annual carnival
I on the Rarltan Hiver, under the auspices of th
New-Hrunswlck Boat ?'lub, Indicate that the affnlr
i will be elaborate and brllllsn!. Nearly |7D* has
? been rais?,! bv subscription and the entire amount
, will be expended. Handsome prizes will be award. 1
1 for the beai decorated l)paU The contract for Rrs
| works has leer: awarded to l'aln, nnd calls for a
number of floating water pieces.
Richard Hardenberg!* has returned home arder
I spending bbvi ral months In the wilds of Hrltlsh
I Columbia. H?? wai one of a party of prospectors
? an?! engineers employed by mining corporations to
1 iiiak? ? prospering tour. They Wert in charge of
1 Ftofessof Nsson, formerly of Hutgers 'Ollogc.
Humors ?re atioat f mcernlng 'he consolidation of
the plants nf the G?!!*?? State? Uuhher Company In
this city and at Milltown. which won d m?an the
closing up of the ;<itf<-r plant Extensive Improve?
ment ? an? being made ; ? the plant In this city. If
the consolidation i? effected It will sene In great
rt easure to depopulate Milltown. the greater num?
ber of the residents there being employ?e In the
factory.
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENOLEWOOD.
PASTORS Or THF rilCIt, HIS OM THEIR St MMLIt
VACATION! TONTItl BITIOMI FOR
CHKRKT HILL?
The Rev. Jam?" Keils, Ihe pastor of the Pres?
byterian Church, and the Rev. t"!eorge F. Flicht ner.
rector of UM Protestant Bptec ipal Church, both
departed on Monday for their summer vacation?
They preached their last sermons, before the well
earned rest, last Sunday, ani the congregations
that turned our to hear them were large I: i?
expected that each pastor will be away several
Blindi JA. their palptts meantime being tilled with
able supplies. Aa? a matter of fact, however. It Is
hardly possible that the church??? should be even
fairly well tilled for the next few weeks, for the
reason that the last days of duly have seen ? gen?
eral exodus from Knglewo,, 1 of everybody who
could gel awav. The town Is practically deserted,
and. as far as social happenings are concerne?*,
there Is absolutely nothing doing The most ex?
citing ej,Isole? of the week are en OCCSSionsI bl
, irty snd the weekly gam?? ,,' basebol! al lb?
.'luh ground?. Englewood's nine, whl? ?
compose,I of strictly amateurs, according to the
nuist rlgi 1 definitions of tlie term, lias done ex?
tremely well, and has won th? majority "f Iti
gamei so far tli!?? season The weekly contesi Is
always enlivened, with the presence of the young
people, and l?'e,| tea and various dainties are served
in the clubhouse,
The returns from the subscription lists which
Englewood citizens go; un for the rel'ef of the suf?
ferer? by the Cherry 11 111 cyclone ? few week?
ago ar?- almost all in. and it ls annoimi? 1 that
Knglewoo?! contrlhitt'd -something lik?? fl.?SSS to the
???rk Thi- la certainly generous giving. < ?f this
sum the citizen- Committee turneo irer WO, the
Indepenlent Order of Odd Fellows, Ii?; the Ktlgle- \
wood Howling Club. $l"ii; the Presbyterian church,
$;.'.',. and the resi earn?? fr..m cltteena and othei
-?,??G,??.
Word comes from the .cta??? military hoadquartcra
at .?ten Qlri that Company F, which Includes the
valiant and brave of Knglewoo!. Is cover?
ing itself with glory, and I? playing a prominent
, .?? In the evolutions of the 2d Regiment, whoe?
work haa Iwen pronounced !?> Th?? Tribun? die?
patcbee as unusually creditable Company I?' will
return to-day ??r tO-IIMMTOW from the catrip.
Mr and Mr?. A. F. Montsnye, nh< sailed for
Kurope on July 2", will speni the month of August
In Bwitstrtan ?
Bheflleld I'helpa has bought the homestead prop
crtv of George 8. Co?, Jr. at Teanerk. Thla In?
cludes a house and six and a half acres of lanl.
The young women of tlie Krigb-w ? I Field <"'lub
have taken up that wildly exciting game of basket
ball. and. as usual in games of sp..r:, are proving
themselves skilful nnd graceful beyond measure.
The golf enthusiasts are rejoicing over a generous
contribution of one of the member?., which will b??
devoted to the Improvement of the ?ink
R?THERFORD.
F H. Wickwar??. of R itherford. chairman ..f th*
reorganized Assoclatfd Cano? riubs of the Par?
sale River, ha? a* ?.ted ? strong list of com?
mittees on camp sit* and regatta, fr.m the Arllng
ton. lanth*. Rutherford, "range and I'erpiannnrk
eilt.? B, It Roome, of Arlington, is chairman of
the Committee on Camp Bite, and (ie.rge P. I'ang?
las?, of Newark, la chairman of the Regan? Com*
mlttee.
The colored Methodist church??? of Rutherford and
Passalo will unite in a crimp-meeting at an Fast
Rutherford grove tomorrow
Bat-Mayor Luther Bhafer is at White Sulphur
Sprilli;.?, N. T., for his health.
A party of representative clt|zer,?j visit?.! Com?
pany L, .'i Regiment, in camp at Baa (Bri on Thurs?
day
The Pre? Public Library will be clt.sr i during the
la?t thr<-<- weeks of Augi?-'? and th- flr?t ?reek of
Be| (ember, to all??? of an inventory. Th?? completa
' 'Harper's Magasine.'' the gift if 'he R-?v
It ? a Bulkier, will appear <>n th? library shelves
to-day, in ibe hand ?orne building ?elected by th?
Hook Committee.
The Rev, Dr. Coyte, formerly pi?esidli*j| ?;.?<?*?.
will occupy the pulpit Of the Methjdlst KplS-opal
church to-morrow.
a numbei of arall-known young women will give
I iwn part? ..n Monday, at th? We??
house, for the beruh! of the building fand ? f ih
p? ? V. Ml !.?, I ''haj el.
Th.? ratabllahmeni of a night ?ehool in Rutherford
?? I? .nt dl?c<iss*d. and the m*itt*r will probably
come before the Board of Uuontloai at Tunada]
nlfht'a meeting? **>o large a proponi..? of Ihe male
ira In 'h<- Rutherford grammar ?eh?,ol leave
before graduation that a nigh! class would j>r..v>?
a valuable adjunct to the local work of education
A large picnic is to be given today In Randolph'?,
Grove, Has?. Ruth??! ford, and sufferers from the
Ch ? r.-.- mil disaster are to recelv? ? pet ceni of
th* proceeds
Th* annual report of T?letr|c< rierk Jan's I.
Has'l? ahOWl ttnit eighteen teacher?? were employed
In Roiherford during th.- school y*ar Just ended.
their salarle? aggregating flO.ATS. Th?? valu?? r.f
soho ,1 properly I? put at ?w,6f?); binde l Indented?
?*??, $i, 77?,, and the amount to be rats-l for the
maintenance of the borough srho.,I? thla y-ar In
IN UNION COUNTY.
WF.KTFIKLl?.
A lawn festival of the Inlon County Rand at
Westil.ll waa held on Monday night. Th?!*? was
an attendance of over 4(JU.
Th?? Cc**u**ol?dated Traction Company win preoeni
? petition to the Townsliip Committee of West
llell for an ordinance granting permission to lay
iia.ks through the township for a trolley line from
Kilr.ub.th in Plalnfield.
Frank R. Kanlm has offered to mnk" an asses?
sor's map of WeatfleM, similar to the one he re?
cently mad. for Cranford, for IMO. The commit?
tee will const.1er the proposition In September
Th?? contractors will have the new Lorraine
Mohoolhouse ready for occupancy when ? fie fall
r-.hool lerm begins.
Then ha? been a movement among the people of
WestfleM lately to make sil'h arrangement? that
th* poor mother? of Mew-York and their bahlea
might enjoy a brief spell of life In the cleat air
of the munir), and now there is ? large tent whet?'.
ur. 1er the charge of tWO City missionari.???, the
mother? and then hablen are given a chance to
breathe the fresh air. A large number Of West
Held people hav.? bc*n rissistllig In Ihe work, and
also ?ever?I Plslnn'-lders. The rainy wea'her ha*
caused some suffering among the mission people,
a* sleeping on ihe ?amp ground has brought on
many sever?? ?ohi* FKe Westflel.l men furnish???!
?n.iugh funds to ?tart ihe construction of a build
lr,L*. .'*)x4o feet, a? sleeping quarter?. Thfv are
Attui! T. Plerson, H .1. M loney. Mr. ?'roas. Mr.
Mia? kl.urn and Mr. Ham. !l Is' expedet that a
Sunday ?Aieetlng will be held, when the reMt of the
funds ne-essary to complete the structure will be
raised.
sr.MMIT.
The residents ln ?-?prlngMeld-ave. are protesting
against the cutting down of th?? sidewalk along the
avenue to meet the grade recently established by
the committee
A petition Indorsing the efforts of tallas Iirake and
John Kean. of F.llraheth. to establish a trolley line
between Summit and Kllsalietb, la being circulate?!
for signatures In Summit. Tlie storekeepers, as ?
rule, are opposing the petition.
The members of the Haptlst Church an? holding a
serlos of meetings to determine whether to build
a new church or lo enlarge the present edifice.
Town Commltteeman Charles B. I?ay a/id .lohn W.
liughoe have purchase 1 the old Fruncig place In
Has; Siimmli. ani will cut It up Into building lots.
The members of the Casino Club will hold a club
dsnee this evening.
The guests of the Hotel Heechwood will l?o.d a
fancy dreea ball this evening.
NEWARK.
THE LOOKOUT TOWKR T< ? BE TORN I ?OWN
AND THK PIREBCLL BOLD.
THE CITY TO OFT AN IN? RE AS ED INCOME FROM
the cKvnii?: ?????? plans ok the
PARK '?I'MMIl-Sb'MlItS.
The bell-tower which for nearly half a century
has heen S landmark In Newark la to go, and the
bell, which t-i\ln?rs near tlie tower lookout and has
clangi I so n inj ira within Ihe dalli hearing or
multitude?, of people alfl I'.? disposed of. Pince the
Introduction of electric Blgnali snd th?? abdition of
the system Of calimeli In the Fire Department th.?
lower and bell hare been practically useless for tire
alarm purpo?. ... although the two lookout? on the
top have at time.? anticipati"! the signal boxes For
many years the bell has struck the hour of 9 p. m .
and a usual sight on 'li. sire, ?? when the lirst tap
Il lourd t? that ??( m, ? ifddenly itopplng and ad?
justing their watch?*?. Housewives ait??' have hai
the habit of regulating the domestic clock by the
tower bell
The cornerstone of the Second German Baptist
Church will be laid Si Niagara and Pst?n*sos st?.
this afternoon at I o'clock, ?\mong Clergymen 10
take part In Fie exercises are the l>v. ('. Daniel
and the Rev. R ??,-eftHn. of New-York City. The
Rev. C. Hchenck, pastor of the church. In a i,r.vl
uate of Rochester Theological Seminary, and was
formerly assistant pastor of the First BsptlSt
Church In New-York.
Th?? Market Committee of the Comtlton < Ouncll
has determined to make <'entre Market, which Is
owned and managed by ih" city, self-sustaining.
With ihla purpose In view, the reni? ?,f stili? in
the market hav?? t*?en raised Most of the aland?
owner- object to th?? raise, and there hag I ??? ?
talk of contesting p in tho court.? Th.? committee
hai had an Increase In th" market r-verui? from
another s.-ur.?? Th? monthly receipt? from f.-e?i
from fariner? f,?r me last ta > month* have been
gel] in efreea ?f the amount? retreived duritig
the ? rrespondlng montha last >ear, although the
number of formers' wagona at the mark??! has rot
been any greater The pr? ? irriptlon ia lhs| 'h?? f?es
were eareTesely collected by formes clerk?, or that
money waa misappropriated by the cottaetore.
It I? the expectation of the F ???ut I'ark ''?munla
sloners that when the projected publl, park ayatem
Is fairly under way ?here will be gif?* from prl?
vate clttaeni of land and mone?,? tin? may. hi the
aggregate, ex.ee.i in vaine the amount appropri?
ar 1 by th?? Board of Freeholder! under the Perk
law ll :? understo ? thsl Franklin Murphy, pr? ?
of th?? Commission, has already received
several sseursncea of private ? ntrlbui ??- Th?i
Commission ha?? Issued a clr?*ulsi Inviting ?? rh
gifts. Th. Newark IV.ari of Wrk? hSB turn.?.]
ove.?? to the Commission a ?? , ? of land in rhe . ity
which was d?-.li.ate.i to park purposes sev^rni yeara
All", and ihe Commission will tak" poaseaslon ?if
ry, Lincoln and Washington park? .?- ?
a? it Is ready for them, benlde such puhl??? worfci
as exist tn the townships fHher public tracts, not
dedli ated, In vai tous parta f thi ? a .11 also
? ?? gi\en up to tl?'? L'ommlBBlon for park
purposes.
The new systei ? Be
if 1 re Commi*? ton? IS Was I-?un ???.??!?. I.\
thirty-two men detail? ? fi m m h engins .-.i ituefc
comnsn? Th? Il Turn** Hall, In
Wllllam-at It eon?lst?d of running. Climbing r.,p*?
?ttd '.alders, and . ii'vliig m<ri G.irbis >? Il ??
1,. I 1 t.'ir? ? ? ? ? ... .?*.
A pei ?. a .- i?- -??tei ir. r mm ? ? ' ? meli ls?t
? t? ht sien?-1 by Italia ? ell iena asking thai ?'?..m
pulton R lu? -..?...?.. Ian '? ? ? ? ?? ?? ? ?speciali) witn
reference to Itatun rhlldren Th? peliti >n recit* I
that among the Ital ir. population ??. ??>? v.??.? nu. y
? Ita)] kn ?? thing of ?chi,.;? and arno t?
main .
? ?? . f ,||t|. ? ||
An ln?ine negr . Ir? a nui? condition wa? nr??? 1
bi s patrolman a ...?.???? .it ? ?. m ??tei
II- told ".-- . m? ?f ? ? ? ng up H ? .
? ? ? ! In a pad |e i .. 11 ' ? s 8? ? '? SO ir
hi I??-?:., the wife I il ? I? i il Ih* |
station snd ?all ?he thought her huaband ha! ??**?.
mal? inaane lo, "love powd?r?'' given :? him foul
I ? . r ? ,k? :?'!' ".:?ge
Pire .... ' *r< : il - "clock ?*???*!?.- ?''er
noon ? ? 'h- lop ?ton I threi ? ?
No tvt Jon*??! . occupi? ?...',.. n ?r? waa
rimati bui ihi ili em< ri . .?.
tir,? ? rr.. flan* ? to ll rh*r? thej had origi?
na?*! foi.im-.n St ckhnrnmer ih? mrn'r ?f ?n??
house, wllh h!s fsmll? ..?'cupi. ? ??* ???! fi . r. ani
a married daughter of S'<.ckhsriini*r ?? I
Ioat fd.W m Jewelry left In tief ??-.?? il ? -th?
ing ?ra? tak'n from the h..u?.
ESSEX COUNTY TOWNS.
IRVINOTOM
An addition to be hull! lo th? Ir?, .rgt-??. ? ?.
on the Und? hna t.?? n l-t.-rrn ti?.I wn
Th* trii'tee? are authorised to rata? i? ? ?> for that
purpoaa, and to bond the district
The viil.-ig* Board of He*lth . ? Tiic?.i?y night
pacai ? a n*w aanltar? ? >i- H?ralofor? th? Baard
lias been handlrapp? ?? i.-? la h tri araasoi ????? with
Which ! ? bandi' ?
Th. Itev .ml Mr? William H HaltMT. of l'Un
ton-an . bava rei ?? fi an Ses lied ford, *>t. ? ?
M ?.- i. ? i; t ;. ? Iti? dauci r th? Rea >? K
1 ??.?.,iittl*. .'.irn.r... psatoi ol ib? Irvlncton Metho
.lisi ?plncopal 'hur ?h, la nt ih? h..me ?t M!?? Ma ? ?
Eleden, ..f Linden >???
In the Methodlal Rplaeopal Church MI?? Ora.*
PranclacO and Hur.lette Wolf, both of Irving!..?,
wet? iiiair.'-l ??. Wednesday
NUTLET.
Colone) .1 Fisher Hattrrhwalle. wh? has been
spending several month* at HI Pn?o. T-*. ar ? .
reported mi??.t.?. atriv.-l iiome Wednesday. Mi
Hatterthwalt- Imi, large gavpert] Inteiest* at Kl
Pas?.
The lie?.? ft ? MortfOW, Of New-York. I? v.siting
Mr and Mr? W. It Sarirenf. of Stockton I'ark
Francis Hoirdtnan |g al Hoiithampton, Lon?*
laland
Mrs. K. M. .lone?. ,nd Mi?- I'.? ?v.e Jone?, of Map ?
Place, are visiting friend? at .\'?w-lirlgton, Hr?t*ti
Island.
Mr. and Mr.- Wl,Ilari) il Whliford. of Orent-ave.,
ar. m Portland, M*.
? 'rystal Lodge. Knights of 1'vthlas. enteilsin<--1
friends st M??oni. Hsll M TuMtV?) mghi
Mr. and Mi? William fsaonn, of .????.?? City, ar?
vialting th>> .Mi?.?.?? Kingalans]
Mr and .?.it*. W. Jav Itark-r. of N-w-York. ar*
visiting Mr. and Mr? Mir.? M Ml-linei, of Rutgers
st.
Mi?s H Ittown, of New Vork. a former realdeni I
of Nutie>. la n gUMt of Mr. and Mr?, m? w.n ?
Brawn
BLOOMFIELD.
A meeting of Bremen was held .Monday night to
'llscn?s the coming convention of the Mew-Jersey
?late nremen'e Association, which is to bs held In
Hlooinfl. Id In ISpt? ri,b?r.
The Increase In the town.'hlp population m Ihe
lll?t live year? !< Fil-l'l |"-r ceni.
Tb?? engagement I? SMMWIced of Harry Adler, a
prominent residen) of ITpper New-York, and starata,
only daughter of lamuel Weetervelt, ?,f Wsshlng
toa-ave.
The <?1??? Hl lg,? llorough Hoard of RducStlOn hSI
issued a circular announcing th?? opening of school
on Bepli mbei I
.Ml?? Angusta daughter of William .T. Hash, pro
prtotot of tbe Teuton's assembly Rotuna died on
Monday Bhe was twenty two yen m "Id. MIsh
Hash was a member of Aurora Lodge, Knights and
Fall'? of Honor, and of Ihi Oertnan Presbyt?rien
chunh.
I>r. Chirlen II. Bailey snd hai family will gpSSJd
August in Vermont
it was registry daj in Rloomftald Tueeday f??r the
?pedal election to be held n.-xt Tuesday to decid?
fur or against Ihe Incorporation "f the town as n
third-claws city. Thin election will take pleca In filen
lodge, and a larr* number <?f the clligera in the
borough went to the *S>Ulng*placeS to see thit tli"lr
namea wen? registi rea
t??? members ..f the uniformed itnnk. Knight? of
Pythtas, will give their annual entertainment and
h,,p thU iiiontfi
Mr? F A Ptarson lia? ?old a large tract of land
to th*? Orange Watei Company.
?> ?
CAI.HYVF.U,.
Mr. an! Mr? Kolr'v, Mi and Mrs Hopkins, Mr.
and Mia, ConneUj sad Mrs Bailor and daughter,
of NeW'Yorh; Mr. and Mrs Mills, of Jamaica, snd
Mr. an?! Mrs. And? ts,,n, of Newark, nre In Call
well.
WadnSSdsy was a holiday tn CaldWOll, nearly all
of the buslnesa house? closing on SCCOUSl of the
union excursion of I ha church.?- t.? '????? Island.
Han?,!, Heach. who haa been In California four?
teen yeara ?* risttlng frienile in caMweii
?? ARN Y
Aiseasor Oleas.in, of the llotiugh of Kaat Newark,
submitted his duplicate of assessment to the County
Hoard on Moo day, and aske.l t.. hav.? the proper
amount of Htate school and county tax apportioned
for the year IIM. The Hoir! declined t? take ac?
tion, ao that the bur ugh will not be Obliged to levy
or pay any county tax foi the next yesr.
The Kesrny Township ('?mmlttee met on Wednes
day night to hear on'ectlona to the propoaed boun?
der.ea for tha new thlrd-claaa city, and to Bet the
date for the election. The onlv objection to ihe
boundaries, which Include the entire township, was
from the borough of Baat Newark.
IN TIIE ORANGES.
A UIC, KICK OVBft THF TAX RATH FIXc.Ii
BT DEMOCRATIC ASSEM0R9,
COLLECTOR ????,?.?????'8 BIAVI BHORTAOe
???? ???' BOCIAIn AM? KCRSUNALi MAT?
???? "F intrrbst.
TbS One engrossing topi,? ? ibe cltv of dr?nge
during the last week has been the action of the
Hoard of Assessors In fixing ihe tat rat? for ih*
city nt the unhear !-nf flgur?? of *.'.!-. These as?e?i
s.irs ar?? all Iiemocrais, who i\-e?, allovve.J 10 hold
over thi.a year and serve oui iheli terms. Next
spring Msyor oui will have t'n?? appointing of flve
new sesees??, snd he win undoubtedly appoint Bve
'leans. Bui the present essessora saw a t :h?
nlcal cha?es to strike a bloa at thi ? epubllcana
ani they promptly took BjSvantagg of it. Thors
hud been an Implied pledge that the assessors would
it .t finally Bs Ik tsx rat? till after th meeting of
c.e Common Council nesl Monday evening, but. In
d?fiance <>f ttiis understanding, the Board, or rsthar
a majority of It. met on Monday i-vmiIiii; and Bxed
Ihe ral"? That tills rar<? will not sland is taken Bfl a
matter of course, ari tb? Council will on Mondsj
evening t ik? auch Blei ? aa will Inaure ih,? rate Inai
ha! been Informali.? agr< ? ? ..?. of *:'-.?. This w.ll
be .'one by reducing Ihe an, mm to be appropriated
for th?? street lighting from MOM to M.000, and mak
lllg up th?? de(lv-!t from ?h, eredi I balan,?? In the
ihe ir,r'-"-t departmeni >.f over MO.AK, which lia.?
been the accumulation of a number >f y? ire,
Baal Orangi ,? m the midsl "fa Mliei flghi with
the borough of Va r the question ol the
disposai "f garbsge ai 1 other refos.?. and lawyers
ar. Bghi ?-: the caae on technicalities,
The expert appointe.] t, make an examination ,.f
? he bosks of C ol-' 'or K..?,<?; t A. Hslltde
Orance, ??es not made ? report, and ir atated
e,,; be ?ill ? I reach ? r?-?uit urn,? ihe August ?
meeting There are rumor.? Uirr he ? mount tint |
Halb?!.?) Is indebted t? ihs it anshlp all! foot up to ?
?
r . Bettoli et ih? Delaware, i.a-k.??.??? ? ? .? i
Western Ka.lroa 1 in hilling a ?tr.?. of land In Ks
sex-ave, f.r a IhoiOughfar? fi m ?.-*??? ??>? Io Un
,oin-,ive., nrd th?? announcemeni thai Ih? company
wi ? in tho no?r fu tara i.c-.n ? mi .ti >n of a ???
fr? lght Ktatl. n. and ?rive enla-gel .'? lille? at the
? ?range passenger ata lion, ?? an Important ??<?? In
!.. It Will I??? l| pr? . ?' I by all the
.?itir.e.i? ..r Oranti
Th.? ?runt**?, of ?'? ? md Ward Improvement
? la t ion an il it to di I to the iy th? Irian
guiar pi?.? af Ian ? ?<? ".? lei of Clev? land
and Alden ata for a public parh and the Improve.
tnent ???? i-?y Of the Orange? will beantlf' thi pio!
an ? make it .? ; ratty an ? ittra live pl ??
Th* Pentathlon State meet of the 1
Chrtatlan .?-??? itto , which open? ll ? ? ' -
Of the ?ir.iriK.? A BSOCl?1 ??>:, oli Sa :-ir ?.? ?? . ?.? I
,?h*d an Tueoda* on th? ground? of ihe Newark
.riori ?! i:<.?ovin? Th.? Newark Asso lai
?..?? ih- bar,-,*r. I I re of ???? points I
three high??; men Drang? cam? ? arlth '<i
on thlr ? arlth 171 pointa Two of
?? : siivi ? ?
for attaining - ? "-nug '.??? point? and four
teen received brons? medala for ?\.lug i.*"?'
; . r ' ?
Th?? Drang*? Mend?l?eohn 1'nlon ha? !? Ide.1 on
/- ,? for ti Th? tir rar I
? ? ??!?. to b? given on December a ???? .
mei ? . . asry of ih? I
..? r.e.-? oven, and will f lh?
..f -1m* p.????? Tre -,?. ,r, ? ?inceri, on February '
17, nul ?., ? ..?.- Ui," snd coi I? p"? ..f light \
? ?vili
? nd w II? ne ore h ?at ra I ?
n ? . ? ? ? ....... . .
'? ., ? . ? Hall,
f? ??..? J. E II ? il Inai
? . ? ' .'??????,
lier ?
HAigerl - ? I al ?:? In tli*
fall h* Will ? fi
.Id? e. ft I , Athlet ? mis la one
?t th* largest and be?t -il. .b? in
\ . r, son of the Ke' ?
? . Church, lira
b?.| ,. ? - ap* * ?ia?? ?? ? igo front ?eri?
II? was ro? . los...
' ? .??'-:
? lu k ..f th? ? > ? i?!-.g ll ? t ? a-? ?? i. t?.. r ni Into
..???? _ . ... ?? u between Ihe
- : . " if I ',.? '.?. ?? 11 .?" I ) oung
HVhuylei \. ..fr with terrific force He
?a? ?' u?- i . :??;?. and t ?. ? gum
mil Hospital, ?'ter. ?? :? .,..*r?? I No ' ?
brnkei iilalned no ?erloua Injury.
Th.? ? oa- (? Alhletl C ??? I
? ? , rae ? .
in.j "r lant change* are lo be
It ?? ? rohable that llutterwortb,
of ?*.?, mil laj ful ba? * M hoi ? -?? u: ,,,, ?
'?"? I ? .? III .-,..? | l.i . this j.'ir Th? ? ..n lid it? ?
'. r ? sin r.? m 'h?? ?? ,-n are I .... t'o? n?
? lore, ftutphen, Mai imlng and Fl? ?
Th* itnanaf? ? ? sirici ?Cene?, '.nr ??
!? given oui linoni -
arili a i.iri.oer of the beet men ??. be foui ?
??* Re? l'bali*? Tes ?send ;???.r t.?..
Presbyt?rien Church <.f (drang? ?ini bla famli)
h?? gone f..r th.? month ..f Augu?) t. Hennlngton,
Mr ,?r. I Mr? ? ? |ver S I air. r ..f M lunlftll
\*.e?t ?ir,.?,),.? ?.. ?*.| ,,n Tuesd?? foi Kurope li
lliivel. of the North ? ?-rriim IJoy.l Un*
Protoeeat A Atonto fltagg ot f'hlrago l'niversiti
arid lu? wir?, aie ? ? r? ! 11 r ? M: Klag?', moth.
ihe ..m h?rnest? 11 on l'ail? (f R al. West Dr? ?
Mr. li.,;? H Masters .,,?| G?,,.?? of Walnut ??
Baal Orante, at.- ,,t Bauli Bla Man.? Mich
?? and Mr? ???.,, , ? a:??- ,,? ? ,,?_ ramilles,
of ? reap?-t r Ken Drsne. neve goni , , ,.,.,,
col ?. ? In Huntington. Long lalai I
tJt't\ *"", ?fff ?'"??'i'""1" W Morrlll, and their
faul?. ..r Arlington? ve, ?. ??? Drangt : iva gone
to Narraganaeti Plei foi Augu?)
M' 'VIVI.\ [ [;.
Th?? robject ,.f ;, .,,,,( park, which Ii regularly
.ig.iatei with no definite ?eeult, has been furthered
by an ofrer of c W Anderson, of Montrlalr, uh,?
?taf.?? that ?,.? will give ? piece if lend s/eei ,.f the
Ur-enw.'..d Lake liai'?," I. running eboul on?
thousiind (He hundred r??.? ?, ?.??, ,,; Bellevue-ave.,
?. ine ?-..-x County i'ark C? mis-loners, with th?
undersiandlng ihn it mi be u ,???. ? .mi work ???
?run ?,?? ih?? Improvement before i,".nu.?rv I, ISM The
propertj la al present unlmpi \??? ?,? ih??
Bite which tii" Commissioner? heve been considering
' ,r ?urli ? park. Montrlalr ha- ? , town land at
pr?sent which might be converted Into ? pirk. and
at the presen! rate of bulling |?..r,. will loon I?? no
property sithtn the limits of in ??-.? .mi location
for a public playground. The scheme of a ayatem
of p.nks and boutavardi along tb?? creel of th.?
? ?range Mountain?? I? v|. w<? I favorably
Plana f??r th.- ?jchoolbouee at Montcleir Helj-hta
has,? been fum?n!???! by Forint? ? Phllllpa of llo.-i
ton. an.l wuk ariti be atsrted at ones m ths build?
ing. A in., story building ta ?,? ?..? erected beside
the presen ? machine-shop, between Ihe Centei
Reboot, one Boor to be devoted ro tin? rooking
ciSASSS, Ihs Other to th?? lay modelling and wood
carvtng classe?, which hare heretofore ???? ? ham?
pered by lack of proper spi **
The members ..f .-'r. Fuke? Church Choir weal oti
their annual pieni,? to t? , ?'.m h:,? ? last Thursday,
under the leadership of the ehotrsMster, Joseph
Moor?? Dinner aai provided for the Isde, ani the
afte,?!.,,, wa- laki'i up 1 , a ?? li?? I "f illlpl "in|ilu
athletic garne
Monl-'lalr Fnl?.n. ? .. OA, V. B. Of C. and .1 will
hold H- ilrst annual lawn party ii Ht laike'i Ptaoe
and Rloomfle'd-eve, n???.; Thursday evening
\ large proportion of Montcleir ?.tanti sre
iwaj for tue summer, but their alisene? ?? hardly
noticed owing ro rh?? numbei of people who have
"dlrrovered" Montcleir and are spendine the bot
wealhei In Ihe beautiful town.
John ? Howard, Dreetde??, Of the Board of -Mu?
nition, sailed on \Ve,ine?iiv for Kur?.?-??, to be sway
several weeka During his sbeence Henrj ? rorray
sill be udliiK president
Th. bras.? band rf eighteen pic.?. mfr on the
Charlen!..n Orphanage for ? '..? >?-,? ? hiIdren wW
Muntela!?", ai.?! will be .ilici um. d
shortly come m Monlclalr. an ? valli ne enieriainea
?,? ,?,.'? congregan..,, of the I'nlon Ilsptlet ; hureh.
The musician? will be aceompantad lij ?r. Jenkins,
?f thai Institution, and will give a performance bs
fon ? li.-a start In bono
The It?? William Hubbell. pastor of the First
mpiist Church, lefl t'wn b">i Wednesday tar a
month's stnv In Pennsylvania. Th?? pulpit will he
occupied to-moiroi? by the rlev, Mr. Riwstto, -f
Conneotlcui.
M'as Marie Csdmas, "f Clalrinon' SVI. will gsll
n?*xt ?a. k for ?lermnny. wher.? Bhe will remain
??,, years and study music.
The regular monthly in?"'tlng "f the Altrulsi So
,-letv will 0* held next Tuesday, August ?l. at the
rooms ?>f the Moclety. N... V.2 BlOomfleld SVI
The Miuitclalr Athletic Club l? am has iv.ui (en of
the twelve dimoi II h.? < pia*, ed. Thi?. afternoon the
p ne will go to Bomervllto, to play t ho \\'<-st Ends,
whom they defeated on June 2 by a H or.? of If. ?? ?.
William B. Howell and his daughter, of Mast ? >r
ange s hile rid It. fi ?> t indem iti It'oomflelil-ave..
Montrlalr, on Hundsy, were run down hy two bl
, ? , I ? riders coasting down the mountain. All fo?ir
,arr.? thrown IS th? ground, none of th? party be?
ing seriously hurl The wheel?, however, were
damaged, and the quartet seni the rest of the ????>
on foot. 1
ELIZABETH,
?SUCCESS OF THE VETRRAN ZOUAVE
HAND CONCERTS.
NO RCDCCTIOM OF PARKS ON, THK CENTRAL-A
SHAKI? TKI.KI'IluNK ?All LOOKED FOR
NOTE3 ANO THAT.
Th?? social ?lie-esses of the season In Elizabeth
bar? l.? the weekly concerts given by the Vet?
eran Zouave Hand In the Drake Opera House. The
experiment of catering to the taste of refined peo?
ple by f;irnl?hlng first-class musical programmes
has me. a reception far beyond anything that ?is
projectors expected.
The report that the Central Railroad was going to
?d ICS it? rate for excursion tickets between New
ark and Elizabeth from 2i to 13 cents and between
X.w.Votk and Fl'/.abe'h from 40 to 25 cents on
?.Ugual 1 was an error. The company made no re
dtictlon whatever, and the railroad officials say
th- reported cut in ? ates was only talk, ?s th?y
knew nothing aboul It. There seems 10 be a strong
however, that the rate between Newark
and BIlMbeth will have to come down, as the trol?
ley line his nearly d-stroye 1 the passenger trail!.*
on tb? Newark and Elizabeth branch of the Jer?
sey <'entrai. It Is said that less than thirty ex?
cursion tickets have been sold on Sundays from
dll ib-ili to Newark on the ?'entrai since the ad?
vent of the trolley, and that the branch road is
not clearing expenses at present.
Last .Sun.lay was the greatest day yet in the his?
tory of the trolley elnce its opening In Elisabeth.
3,000 farai wer? collected, and i.i"?) transfers
"???.? i?xue<|. Th? receipts were over ll.!1"}.
Th? Rllsabeth Telephone Company, which has
toen ?erto?*?!? h.lmperel in its attempt to get a
foothold by the New-Vork ani N'ew-.ter?er Tele.
phone <V>mp.iny, completed on Wednesday night its
work of reorganization !.?' toe election of William
M Rankin a. president, I'.rer Fgenolf vice-presi?
dent, maries ? Trumbi? secretary, nnd Robert W
Waterbury treasurer. The ?am? directors were
? -. thai th? Hllzabeth Mutual Te ephme ?'om
pan?? I?.? 1 The latter was forced out of existence
be Hi? New-Vork an! New-.Iersey Company, whose
counael served a Wrll <?? it testralnlnn; the com
,u.. fr.ni bull ling Its line hete, on the ground that
It had not been proper!?' organized under the Tel-,
ph .n.? lant. The only att.'rnitlve wga for the new
-?,, ?' ?> reorganize and dro;i :??.? word Mutual,
; ii?.? been done ? sharp cut In local rate?
?an to looked for when in?? ????*? c impanv get? its
line In operation, which II . >*|m '? r , .. Compilali be
f r- ? ? ? itor ?
Th?? r iti !?? nache Verein will ho'i it? fourteenth
annua! v,i|k?fest at Fills I'nloti Park next We Ine*
? biy A feature nf ih" affatr wtll be a welling cere
mony ?? fi o'clock Ir Ih? evening in the ni len .??>?>.
The Volksfest will open with a parale in the morn?
ing at G? ..'.-lock ?if th?? Elizabeth **oclety, nge'her.
?? ib .1?. .ration? from oth?r eitle?
ali ..?:! Mr? William w. Li..?? ? celebrated on
Tuefdaj nigh! at their home, S ? ?,??? Lafayette-?..,
? ai.riversar?? of ?heir welding. Many
? r? present from Rllsabeth, Newark. Jer
-? ?- ritj an.l Flahway,
Th?? member? of Ihe Vr*? Method!?! rr..*e??*nt
Church her? DAT? male arrangement? ;0 run off
a aerici of Saturday hi.lf-h ??? ?.?> >??-ursions to
. \-;..-. Park, beginning frktturdny,
A ugual ?
Ml?? Iren?? ?, Rottomley, of Madlson-ave., ?.?-as
ed on W?xinei la) ; ? iim??? Voua-ht. ..f Bloom
monv, which O..k pla.e m ih. par?
if th? i'ark Methodtat Eplecopal Church.
ia? ,? |Ulel ?*?? r. o!i|\ A few In! ma'? fr*end? of
iple arltneaslng It. The Itev. P. S Simmons
::
The \a mm Theatre arili reopen for th- .?>>.!?.m
on Monda) night, itira lion being Tony Fasfor
?nl hla ?; ? ..?". company.
ii hard Mil-- ni New-Vork, his lease I -be
. House for ?iv?? ?.?.??. ind trill open
:? before Sept? mb? r ?
?an ?. ?? ??.? from 'it?? Elisabeth flun Club win
? annual tournament .f ry?e *\'eW
i.?? rrap-Shootera' League, this month. In I'laln
lleld
Thi entire Police Department of thla . ? ?. ?? g ni
IS. ..f ?alary. While the public ? ', :
princii ? ,? -b-.rs reduce?! Th? Cit) Coon
tier mit.l m iri? mldnlghi
on Thur*!?), decided to Increase the i.'hlofol P< ? -
y oo ? .?: no, ihe captain'? from li.????
t? $1.100. ? , ?. from r>?? t.?. ??.????, and the
v?-? 'r :r?, tt IA !o t2 T.'.. lh* serf-*??nt?1 from
' ??? pii ilmen fr.cn ?J ?". o B M a
la? ? nes ippnlntees on th? force ?.". get f: J.".
?? ? ?.?. ave served two year? ?.? 11 i?? t the
,. ? patrolmen,
romp ?? 1 '. tnem
Qerman famllli ?. ? letaln? ? ? ???
. ??. moett In th? dea'h ?.'. Mr? Fr-! rick
? f tne .-bar-?; mem bei.? ..f
? ' ?. and energetic In Its t.ehtlf S??.? ?an
the wlf? of KscIm Commlaakiner Thiel
Thi Alcyone lioat ?'bib hn? made arrangements
a moonlit a? for the ? rienda of tli?? ?
A Inea lay ev>n ng
PL A INFIELD
OOLF FINKS EXPECTED TO BE REAOT
FOn USE Bt OCTOBER L
IttC'T? LE IM'SS AM' CAMPIVO PARTIES XOTKg
A.M. .."SSll* ??.?G? ?.'?'??. ???????.
"|? lNTKKKeT.
Interest In the projecled golf course ?? rapidly
? iilng, end it seemi probable that tlie links will
n. |n u?? ? bv iicr.ber 1 at the lat.-nt. The com?
mlttee having the matter In charge for the Hillside
Clul Mesara Carl l'f."*r-r. Oeorge P. M?!
lick ml llowsrd W. Bssbl announce? that, in
or?let t?. make th?? venture an assured meeeaa ? i
proposed to It "?> ? club memberehlp, and here
? f.i Inlttaltoa feee of BIO and annual durs of J"
win be eaacted The ir ???-?-?! curse will be
bounded b) Plalnfie'.d .ml Central svea on the ,
ind east, snd estend aouth from Randolph
? ?
Th.? aurai ? .rs of the century ind ? half run which
leavei Ptatnfield on august i" will roectve .1 band?
e?me gold medal. The run ll to be under the ?":
if thi Creeceni "Vhee'.men, and t!-??.? medili ,
will hsvi Ita ? mbletn on th ?
These -?"ins to be little oppoelttan t,? tin? plan
,,f tn.? Consolidated Traction Company t" grlllr.ui
thli perl .?f New-Jersey with trolley cara provided
the new count) macadamised roads arc no? mo- ,
l'.?r.,l. Ani proposal to gridiron th.? splendid ston?? ,
?..aid which ib?? p? ;? ?? hue built at great expense
v. ill be vetoed bj ? public sentiment which the
.p? ii . ,i|, ?ration musi reapect.
Mi?- Mirrili? M. Carpenter, of Dunellcn, - plan- I
nlng t> g" 10 Nitnur?. .lapin, lo enter ?ti mit' ion
work with Mr? Carpenter, of Newton Cn're, Ma? . |
no., with her huab-nd, eatsbilshed .? mission Bl i
Neinura ? number of yeara ago. Misi Carpente! ?
expects t" Itali in about a month
Th?? Ptatnfield touiisti in Firop?, under the gull- I
an?,? of A. I> V H,ni.'? min. ?all to-day by (lie I
Bteamer ?iVeeternland for horne.
t?., camping i?.?r:i,s lefl town Monday morning,
one. Hi,? Norwood Athletic ?'lub. bound t?r New? !
Poundland, Parsale Count}', ani ih?? ,??t,.t. compris?
ing ih? following, for the ahorea of Bernegal Bay:
Walter Manning, Charlea Randolph, Milton ??????t-.
Ian, Hurry Pound, Allen Taylor. Walter Arthur.
Blanchard Randolph, Chauncej Hun au l Frank
Richarde.
\l ? ?- ?' l'ai?.? ani I, S Patterson are at (he Cliff
House, l.ak?? Mlnnewaska, ?. Y.
s si .1 McCutchen, of Roekvlew Terrace, has
rented a c.iiig.? at lletmsr, where he .mi his
family will ? "?ti go for the ? ai "f th? season,
Il F Lovell ani family, of Putnsm-flve., have
gone with bor?, and wagon lo Itocklsnd county.
?. Y . whet?? itici will spend th'dr vacation.
Dr, and Mra ?. k Jenkins have gotte t,? Callfor?
ma for an extended trip.
Preparations arc being nails for the great ?p-,?
of th.? Crescent Wheelmen on Labor l?ay There
will be several races to alitaci tha profestdi.il ?;
???,-.'Gt.. It will be it Class A meet.
??????? ? Sons have thi . far laid eight mile* of
sewer pipe, which is abolii on?? half ..r their con?
tract, in IVitlnUt'ld.
The gtMSta a! Hotel N'.'th. rwood wer?? pleasant
i\ entertained Tueedaj bt the col..re,? waiters .?f
that hotel, who gave u minstrel show In the hotel
paflore, A tin?? programme ot dancing and Hing?
ing was proal.led.
.lohn W Murray nnd Mr?. Murray, Mr. and Mrs
,1 \Y !4atif?'ril. Jr.. Mr and Mrs ? li. Hrewater
and ihelr family, and Mr. an.l Mrs. A. Tilney
have returned home from a delightful stay at
l'oint Br?ese ?'amp, Lake Went worth, s. n
Plalnfletd lennte ?nick?? cngag???! in u oonlosi for
the chsmplonshlp of th? ?Ity, nt the Hlllsble Ave?
nue ????ui's ?'lull courts. Wednesday afternoon
??,.? contestant? were: Kre.l K. Kiel? jr., and ?,'ari
?A'ali sgalnsl Henry v. Under and Thomaa Smith,
mi I two more evenly matched nalra could hardly
be found neh and Wals finally won by three
nd? out Of BV*
The New-Jersey Trap Shootera' league will hold
their August mastini In l'lali-fleld. The nlaee of
meeting Is chosen by lot among the eight cltlee
In which clubs of the I.euguo are located. The
League Includes the South Sides, of Newark; the
ite?I Hank New Brunswick. Hoboken, Jersey City, I
,S:,? lnullilil. lll./..ibeth and I'lainlbdd cluba J
? ATERSO ?.
MIDSUMMER DULNESS CAUSED BY PEOPLE
BEING OUT OF TOWN.
PA8SAIC COUNTY'S INCREASE IN VALUATIONS-.
A SUNDAY REFORM MOVEMENT-LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST.
The usual midsummer duine.?? attending the ah?
?enee of many officials and prominent people from
town has been relieved by no municipal topic of
public concern this w??k, except th? rather
mysterious proceedings Instituted by th?? Giod Gov?
ernment Club to preve.it the award of the furniture
contract for the new City Hall to the on.y Faterson
firm that competed. This ilrm was not the lowest
bidder, but Its figure wa? within $1.700 of the lowest
on a total of H7.COO. The tottOfn price wie named
by a Western concern. There Is nothing in th?
law quiring the award to the lowest bidder, end
the Comm'ssloners distinctly a r. ? ounce I this before
the proposals were opened. They appear 10 have
exer-lsed a discretion allowed to them by the
alatala, ani that is why It Is pizz'lng to see any
cagg that the Good Government Club will be able
to make out fot Judge Dlxon to grant a certification
of the proceeding to the .?-".uprenr* ?""ourt.
The tab:e of ratable? as made up by the Fat-sale
County Hoard of Assessors shews an increase of
taxab> property in Paaaak County since a year
ago amounting to nearly on.? million eight hundred
thousand dollars, of which Faterson furnishes flf.
! 2ti'.'i<?) and l'assale less than half a million dollar?.
The total valuitlon of the ?on-ty Is $."? 1.714, :??"*, of
I Faterson ??'0,???4,7?~* and of Pa.??alc p?.!?,^".. The
: only Item of decrease ?s a falling off In the BUmhaff
of "polls," or citizen? ?ubjejt to poll tax. In Pi-ailc
from MM to tASt. The number of le-??? voter? in
I Faterson Is ll.rtt?!. an increise of 971 in th? year.
! The amount of property declare 1 exenip' from taxa
? tlon in Faterson has been .*ut down by BJet, mak?
ing It U'l '"'?
Th? High School has outgrown it.? ?i'.i.irtcr? In
<;rarnm.ir Scholl No. ??. ani nothing yet ha? been
don? towari providing a ?--ite and a r.e.v I.?.? . l;ng.
Three new elementary ?.-h-.ls are :> to bulli th)?
year, but they aril* have no room for Hlfh school
puflis.
i'lie neighboring village of Little Falls is in th?
throes of a Sunday reform mov. m? nt Bap? ,a'.!y
since the trolley line from Faterson Invaded ita
?telai pre,-mets has Litt!? Falls on th?? firs* day cf
?h?? w'ek be.-ome the RC-ffl? of roistering, attendant
upon th?:? unchecked sale of stimulants on the .Sab?
ba!:. ? locality at Mngae, where the electric road
end?, has come to be known as The I'cwery,"
from the nature nf the Sunday doings there. A
mass-mcetlnc to protrai against Sunday -k: .?ration
has been held In th. Little Falls Reformed ?.hurch,
where the Rey j. < ?. Van Fleet the pastor, ar.d
,the Rev. Mr. Miller, of the Met?, .list Chur-h. , on?
d??'.?! the proceelr.g?. Ro'h ma !e earnest speeches,
and n?t only the sal? of beer and lli-uor, but even
th- Siinlr.y trolley-c,ir nnl Sitnlay newspaper, were
condemned.
Petty burglaries are keeping *he most fa?hionable
part of Ihe city, known a? the Fast Side, in a
stat.? of n? rv nisness, and ther.- has beei great dis?
appointment that th? recent appointment of twenty
seven nan policemen failed to check the reign of
plunder. The depredations have not been confined
to houses whose occupan's ar?? away .or the sum?
mer.
Th?? absence of the Second Regimen; at the Sea
Girt camp of Instruction leav.-4 a -on*lderal.'.o ::o's
In the community this week. The townsmen of tne
Cltiseu .?olllers swell the dally list Of visitors to
camp. There are hundreds of Faterson peopl? at
Asbury Fark BOW, and a run down to the Stale
? amp is one of their fa?*orite diversions.
David .1. Perry, one of the city's best-known law.
yer.??. ha? an Knglish bride, having married Minnie,
daughter <?f Major Coke, .f Her Majesty's Ten'.h
Foot Reg.ment. Mr. Ferry mat Miss <'oke while ne
was ,.ii a European tour, ar-. ! as he was unable to
return there to wed her. she came to Amer;.???
lemony : ok placa a few day? ae? ?n the
Church o? the Redeemer. Plalnflell, where the br la
was visiting relatives. . ' ngrc-sman James ?,
Sr.-wart was ..?ie of :!'.?? small party of Poteraon
giies's. Mr. Barry t.il be.:i a widower for sc\<.ra.
year.?
fosan Ho.k. the young woman from the "New
li"!! ml" colony. Who imagined that sh?? was be
witched by Mrs. Kavtt, a r.etghbnr, lias b?*?*n take?*
!>y relatives to :h? .-our.try. where !: is hoptd a
change of arene will care her hallucination.
The independent Bicycle Club .s the name, eus
geettve of new womanhood, tint ha* tesa adopi.J
bj an organlsitlon of young women staisi ss?
,,?, ? ,, 'h?? Basi .-?.?i??? The oicts adoptad ?u-?
rei. whits ani blue, a number of runs have been
?Chedalad. Miss Msggle Post Is the president.
The monthly ? unpetitton of the Faterson i.o'.f
CI'il . on Its links tie:ir the Braadwai oridge. wa*
won by S. C. Bowbotbaia of Mobokua with a goers
of 117 ii, net 101 \ teain ol the ?-lub, consisting of
R. and T. <;?o!li,"ly i'ark Armilrrc Hawaii,
?iorl.in. Roaencrants ani Chapnmn gees to Tux?
edo to-day io play the club Of that ?,'?
The fires gleam and tin- halt naked mechanics to:l *
all day and all night in :h?? Pisaste Foiling Mill,
and its engin < sound ? ??t the cttjT during tha
hours when uvst people Bleep The works ?ire b.?v
on structural Iron for New-York'a "aky-scrapsrs.
The late H-nr> ? Chitty, ih?? c in.at.on grower
and ex-Alderman, who lost rhe ?- ? , ? an arm hy a
rebel bultat while cairying th?? 'i.?rs of h.? regi?
ment In action, left by his will 11.c?"? ro Henry W.
si... um i'o?i, Q. a K. He ba II en member of
tli.it pos; only ,? few monili? For n.sn\ yean hs
was ar. enthusiast! and active comrade of F-rrit
gut Fo?*. an I had been its commandei Mr Cfeittsr
also left $2.'???) to the head clerk of hi? ftowet Bl ?*??.
Flmer McCormec, and fl.OM to Bla greei le fora
in in, Alfred Kinsman; and th???e two or I
will have all the r?--t of the estate, vali??! B1 H "'.
divided between them after tha death of Mra.
? "hilly, who has Its income for lier llfetiuie. Mr.
Chitty left no children.
Rev. C H Bssaett. assistant pastor of 'he Mar?
ket-Bt. Methodlsi Episcopal chuna. i\t.? baa b-en
In charge since the iia?'or. (he Kev ? A M.iO
niciiol. look?? down In health, bar- been srl ken
?! iwn with typhoid fiver.
PAS9AIG
St. Mary's Hospital, a* tin new- Instil itlon itsitsi
by the Slst.rs of Charity la to be known, will <9'a
for patients on th?? 15th. Th?* nursing staff w.'l con
i sin of four sister?, headed by sister Matilda, wh?
j hSB hai tw-tity years' ? ??.t.???,'? at St .!? .?? ,'*V*
I Hospital In Patereon. The hospital will contato
I twelve beds g( (Int, ?vidi impie accommodations for
, more, if aeecsaary. ? lawn party for the pnrpggs
of furnishing the bull llm: -??arts on tin? grounds of
, Bt. M'h'iUf's church thi? evening and will continue
? next week. Memb? re of mm? other church.?.? b. ? aa
? the Catholic will loin In siding the .?u.?,????? of th*
affair. The Qeneral Hospital Aeeoetatton, which
has been allowing it? hospital project to lay ?lor
?tant with the exception of Itotdlag sn annual eher?
ity ball, is now ti< iriug on in?? cost of putting1 sp a
building conformi;!?* to the plans adopted tars ?-ari
ago. li Ih estimated tint MAMt will be MSdsrJ, ?'f
this there I? aboul f.'?.i?ai in hand, and the r.'-t ia to
i??? releed by mhaeflpMaa.
Lieutenant I'. J. ?! Schott, brother of Health In
spevtor Schott, of this city, ;s vi?lilng his brother
and will rem tin he,e this mondi. Lieutenant
s hoit belongs to tha army of Holland, and Is ari
lnsti*uctor In thi military tcailess] at AlMSSsr, the
?Tesi Palai of thi Netherlands.
William !.. Auoru-s. form.t p.vtmsstcr of Pas?
sale, ha.? purchased a new INliing-ro I Hs Ii
eighty-four yean old, bul ?? remarkably well pre?
servi?.I, walks Mr inly und erectly, has full pOSS?SSlS?
?>f all bl? fa? u'.ii.? and enjoy?? a dia'-, spin with the
rod and line
Company I? had atSty men In camp with the M
Regiment at lea ??irt this week, aii'l mini parties
of visitors wem dOWS to se" th.? !>?'>?. and relieve
the monotoni ..f esmp Ufe under ihe oea military
regimo. Thin? four men have qualified as marks
io .?, uesktae sever??! sharpshooter?.
Mrs. I.,:,., ?..-vendoskv, ?Ighty years ol?l. attempted
lulclde early yesterday morning, under th.? tartassa**
,? MChiii.?.? and desnelr si the continued refusal of
Ii? r .?m to support h?r She threw herself Into the
Funde?' Canal at 4 30 a m. John Norton, a fireman
<?n the lusou basas Railroad, was on duty la?t
night wnidling his engine, ant he pul'ed her out
Mrs [?vendosky hsi l?een living for nine m??nihs
on the churltv of Samuel Huesa, of No. ?A Flret-at.
The Mu? sas nre NO relatives and ah?? has no claim
of anv sort upon them. Her son. Edward. Is a
xaloon-keener at No. IU? Second-st , and Is able to
care for his mother, hut Is Indifferent. Heel,lee be?
ing poor ami friendless, Mrs. Levep.,la>sky has been
111 for ,? long tini??, and will probably have to bi
taken to an asylum for fear of further attempts at
self-deatriti'tli'n.
Professor S. Mather, recently elee principal ?_ -V
Hoya' High School In Hrooklyn. has been appointe?,
principal of the PjgBSlC High School at a salary
of |l,?s) a year. He is a graduate of Hobart Col?
lege, and hai taken post-graduate course? at Ann
Arbor and Chicago. At first the place wai offered
to D. A. Limhrlght, superintendent of e-hoola at
Kenda?vl?e. Ind. Mr. Lambrlght Is an ex-member
of the Ohio FeelA'atur??. nnd waa anxious to come
East, but Kenda?vl?e Induced him to itav.

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