The dead Mr-e captain was thirty-sis
years old. lie was for a considerable
with Kt gine Company
N"->. ". but r.bcut two months >go was
transferred to No. 7 engine company.
>'? ws-i exi eptic-nally popular ,vith hla
? ioiher c.fl"n erj.
Captain Matt made his home for
some time in Highland I'ark. but some
months ago moved to IT South Kim
Street, where th~ hotly will probably
be removed to-day after the coroner's
investigation has been completed. He
Is survived by Mrs. Matt, and by three
sisters, Mrs .lame- B Doherty. wife
of the State Commissioner of l.ahor:
Mrs. J. .1. Mulcare, of this city, and
Mrs. .1. T. Mulcare. of Brooklyn, X. Y..
and by two brothers, John and A. B.
Matt, of this city.
AUTOMOBILE SEIZED
l>en pe.
TO OFFER DEFINITE PLAN
ON IttAL SERVICE
(it'll<*ml Stall of Army at Work ou
Measure to l.e I,aid Iti'furo
t 'oii?rt'ss.
WILL CONTAIN COST l-ISTI.MA IM
.Major - (jeiiernl Scott Subjt'ctotl to
Sliarp i ross-l .\aiiuiiatIon liy House
l.uiiiiiiiiiei'?ilciU'rat t'.s \ lews as
to l-'uiiuic oi volunteer .System.
I II) a < (???I | 'M'KS. )
WASH IN<i lU.\ i'i-i ciiiln r Jl A deli
mit? plan Tut UN.\ 1 .hui mllitai y tiain
iliK wili be laid oefoie Congress next
month in tne shape <>f a lull formu
lated by I lie Kelt1" a I staff ? ?f I lie army,
accompanied b. < ? uplete estimates of
rust, as compared ' ? the iirpsciil volun
teer syKli'lii. Major-General Scott,
chief of staff i< . i the House Military
<'uintnitie?? that the work was
hi progress.'ate: would require almut
a month to com;.:.-t??. Chairman Dent
said the cominitt.e would be >;lad to
rtee the hill.
