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ENDEENDEDD ifoIN AA BLAZE BLAZE OFO FGLORY. GLORY . beautifulbeautiful flowers.flowers. ThThee dancerdancerss o<>ff AGAINSAGAINSTT MIXEDMIXED SCHOOLS.SCHOOLS. SENSATIOSENSATIONN AATT A FUNERAL.FUNERAL DRDR.. RIGGSR!GGS TOTO LECTURE.LECTURE. NNOO DEMOCRATICDEMOCRATIC TICKET.TICKET. ththee TarantelleTarantelle presentedpresented heherr withwith aa 1 handsomhandsomee tortoisetortoise shellshell anandd silversilver KrvKrv,. 1’.I , h.s. <;lb~>a iInn l»\orFavor ooff S-prrAlrBeoerale HHre WillWill ItrllTellrllrrrr ■ faanf««r»r ooff studyMadjr THE hospitalHOSFITAL enrichedENRICHED severalSEVERAL NENEWW PROVIDENCPROVIDENCEE PEOPLEPEOPLE DEMANDEDEMANDEOD I-rrtl>rt, THTHEE FIELDFIELD ISIS OPENOPEN FORFOR A CITI-CITr- combcomb.. SheShe alsoalso receivedreceived a beautifulbeautiful lnMrnrtloli>*trn«-tionn forfor Colore< oluredd Chlldremrhililrrn.. l^rturrn on 1tl heM Ka-teru UMr-Uon. TTHOUSANDH HJSAND DOLLARS.DOLLARS. star-shapestar-shapedd pinpin hf©f gold,gold, setset withwith A POSPOSTT MORTEMMORTEM EXAMINATIONEXAMINATION | " """* ZENSZENS’' OORR PEOPLESPEOPLES’' MOVEMENT.MOVEMENT. ■■' < I RevRev.. I’.p. S.S. Gibson,Gibson, pastorpastor ofof ththee A few friends have made arrange- pearlspearls,, frofromm ththee womenwomen ofof thethe Auxil-Auxil- _____ I A few friends have made arrange- ML Olive Baptist church, expects ments with Prof. Janies F. Riggs, ]IIt n'a«V» tl***thej BifBMlHi*er«t C'hariUltlrCharitable SurrrwSurcew iiarliatyy Board.Board. Mt. Olive Baptist church, expects ; FxiuarilEdward WllroiWlleom A«Aaaaulte aiilleild hby> Nltiiuelaaei > nients witb Prof. James F. Riggo, TkThee IH**ati.fh- AfAfter—t j D. D., to deliver a course of lecture Olre(•fvena a C'kaae( h*n«rc toU. DI Boo ThrlrTheir iW "Mixe“Mixedd SchooSchooll Question.”Question." ThisThis subsub-- ' studiesstudies onon thetbe EasternEastern /QuestioQuestionn iinn t|on« toto Ml**.ijlliw StrwRrt—(Stewart—I'loaln g Hcrnru. manmanyy ofof thetbe otherother dancersdancers alsoalso rere-- I Frirmkrrieod. PrrTrat t Hurried >iorial, this city. The topics will be as fol- •«»rr \Vor»f,Wont. AmA» Ike ('•« May Ba. jecjectt hashas beenbeen deeplydeeply studiedstudied byby Mr.Mr . Harried •*••*••-j this city. The topics will be as fol- Mm, ceiveceivedd flowers.flowers. : f , GibsoGibsonn andand hehe hopeshopes to*>> bringbring ououtt K«]wanl Wilrox, a farmer of New lows : ••Asiatic Empire : the Orient of JameJamess E.E. MartineMartine todaytoday furnishesfurnishes ThThee KirmessKin less isis overover andand onlyonly ththee AfteAfterr thethe SpanishSpanish DancDancee Mrs.Mrs . Van-Van - Edward Wilcnx, a farmer of New ; lows : "Asiatic Empire: the Orient of somsomee veryvery valuablevaluable points.points. InIn speak-speak- Providence who was appointed in-’ Today;” “Mohammed and Moham- ThThee DailyDaily PressPress withwitb tbthee followingfollowing ' pleasantpleasant mmemories•mories andand thethe greatlygreatly inin-- Providence who was appointed in-j Today;" "Mohammee d and Moham- BureBurenn wawas s ledled uponupon thethe stagestage anandd ing about it, he said that in tbe medanism 'Balance of Power, in official declaration from the Demo- creasecreasedd treasurytreasury ofof MuhlenburgMuhlenburg HosHos-- ing about it, he said that in the sjiectosjieotorr atat thethe recentrecent electionelection atat that , medanism ;" "Balance of Power, in official declaration from tbe Demo- presentepresentedd withwith a baskebaskett ofof immenseimmense Northern States educational ad Theory and Practice“The Crimean cratic Association, of which he is pitapitall remain.remain. PlainfieldPlainfield willwill soonsoou Northern States educational ad placeplace,, waswas assaultedassaulted inin thethe perform-perform- j Theory- and Practice;" "The Crimean cratic Association, of which he is chrysanthemumchrysanthemumss trorafrom thethe membersmembers vantages were offered e<]ual to both settlsettlee baekback toto itsits regularregular routineroutine ooff vantages were offered equal to both I anceance ofof hishis dutyduty byby SamuelSamuel Clark,Clarx, Jr., ' War;”War;" “English"English PowerPower inin India;India; presidentpresident:: ooff thethe refreshmentrefreshment committee.committee. white and colored people, but after Hflifee untiuntill ththee firemen’sfiremen's faifairr comescomes ttoo white and colored people, but after sosonn ooff thetbe latlutee SamueSamuell ClarkClark whowho waswas j SepoSepoyy Rebellion;Rebellion;”" “Russo-Turkish"Russo-Turkish "Afte“Afterr consultatioconsultationn anundd maturemature eoconn -- ThThee bannerbanner forfor thethe favoritefavorite matineematinee graduation the advantages to the 1 killed at Scotch Plains. After that War of 1*77-1*78.” itistirr upup thethe peoplepeople ofof thisthis citycity again.again. graduation the advantages to the killed at Scotch Plains. After that War or 1x77-1878." slderatiosiderationn thetbe DemocraticDemocratic AssociationAssociation dancdancee waswa s wonwon byby thethe HornpipeHornpipe colored people were nominal, as they time Wilcox complained a great deal HaveSeverr hashas PlainfielPlainfieldd enteredentered soso fullyfully colored people were nominal, as they time Wilcox complained a great deal ThThee sixsix lectureslectures willwill costcost seventy-seventy- deedeemm itit inexpedientinexpedient andand unwisbunwise ttoo whicwhichh hadhad 900900 votes.votes. TheThe GypsyGypsy were not allowed to teach or assist in five cents for the entire course. There intintoo a similarsimilar scheme.scheme. * were not allowed to teach or assist in ooff painspains aroundaround hishis heart.heart. MedicalMedical five cents for tbe entire course. There placplacee a ticketticket inin thethe fieldHeld forfor thetbe com-com - dancerdancerss werewere thethe victorsvictors inin thethe even-even- helping their race in a way where WhilWhilee thethe entireentire citycity isis deservindeservingg ooff helping their race in a way where aiaidd waswas summonedsummoned butitbut it hadhad nono effecteffect wilwilll bebe nono singlsinglee admissionsadmissions.. ThThee iningg municipalmunicipal contestcontest,, therebythereby leav-leav- iningg dancedance contest,contest, witwithh thethe IndiansIndians they could make a living. On tbe gr#egreatt creditcredit forfor itsits generousgenerous supportsupport they could make a living. On the anandd hehe dieddied lastlast Wednesday.Wednesday. lecturelecturess willwill bebe deliveredeliveredd onon TuesdayTuesday iningg thethe field openopen forfor aa Peoples*Peoples ' oror closclosee behind.behind. ; otheotherr handhand thethe whitewhite peoplepeople werewere TbThe« funeralfuneral tooktook placeplace atat hisbis homeborne eveningsevenings,, commencingcommencing NovemberNovember CitizensCitizens’' movement”'movement." ooff thethe KinnjessKirmess,, thethe membersmembers ofof ththee ThThee quiltquilt whichwhich wasWHS offeredoffered atat thethe ladiesLadies’' AuxiliaryAuxiliary BoarBoardd ofof thethe Muhl-Muhl- givegivenn thesthesee advantages.advantages. SaturdaySaturday,, butbut aass ththee bodybody waswa s beingbeing -26th2*th., andand continuingcontinuing (except(except duringduring IInn conversationconversation withwith a PressPress reporrepor-- ^KirmesKirmesss toto thethe doctordoctor receivingreceiving ththee HHee isis a strongstrong advocateadvocate ofof sei«arateseparate removeremovedd fromfrom tbthee househouse somesome ofof ththee ththee holidayholiday season* i inin thetbe upperupper roomroom teterr Mr.Mr. MartineMartine saisaidd thatthat thethe DemoDemo-- enburenburgg HospitalHospital shouldshould bebe givengiven mosmostt numbernumber ofof votesvotes waswa s wowonn byb y speciaspeciall mentionmenition forfor theirtheir energyenergy anandd schoolschoolss forfor ththee colorecoloredd people,people, andand bbee neighborneighborss objectedobjected anandd claimedclaimed that!that ofof thethe chapelchapel ofof thethe CrescentCrescent AvenueAvenue cratcratss asas anan organizationorganization wouldwould havehave DrDr.. G.G . \Y.W. EndieottEndicott afteafterr aann excitingexciting adviseadvisess thatthat thethe coloredcolored peoplepeople iinn a postpost mortemmortem examinationexamination shouldshould bbee PresbyterianPresbyterian church,church, whosewhose trusteestrustees nothinnothingg whateverwhatever toto dodo withwith thetbe com-com - googoodd judgementjudgement inin thethe managementmanagement contest* a testimonialtestimonial ofof thetbe esteemesteem iinn ooff thethe affair.affair. ForFor weeksweeks beforebefore itit be-be - NeNeww JerseJerseyy holdhold a monstemonsterr conferenceconference heldheld.. TheThe bodybody waswa s takentaken toto theth ehavehave courteouslycourteously placedplaced thisthis roomroom aatt iningg municipalmunicipal campaign.campaign. ThaThatt what-what- whicwhichh thisthis talentedtalented physicianphysician isis heldheld forfor thetbe purposepurpose ofof formulatingformulating plansplans bousbousee againagain andand CountyCounty PhysicianPhysician ! theirtheir service.service. TheTbe chargecbarge isis onlyonly sufsuf-- eveeverr partpart membermemberss ofof thetbe partpartyy tooktook gutgan theythey werewqre hardhard aatt workwork anandd theirtheir bbyy a hoshostt ofof friends.friends. laborlaborss havhavee continuedcontinued downdown toto today,today, foforr thetbe buildingbuilding ofof schoolschool houseshouses foforr O'ReillO’Reillyy waswas notifiednotified.. HHee heldheld ththee | floentflcent ttoo meetmeet thetbe expensesexpenses ofof thetbe lec-lec -iinn thethe electionelection wouldwould bebe asas individuals,individuals, ThThee GypsyGypsy boothbooth waswa s oneone ofof theth eththee coloredcolored race.race. A littlelittle latelaterr MrMr.. examinatioexaminationn yesterdayyesterday afternoonafternoon anandd ; turerturer,, printingprinting andand incidentalsincidentals.. AfterAfter anandd theitheirr actsacts couldcould nonott bebe helheldd acac-- foforr itit iiss stillstill necessarynecessary toto doseclose upup theth emosmostt attractiveattractive ofof alalll tbthee boothsbooths atnt lb*m will have something important amountsaccounts.. Mrs.Mrs . D.D. T.T. VanBuren,VanBuren, GGibson will have something important bhee gavgavee thetbe verdictverdict thatthat deathdeath wawass | eacheach lecturelecture therethere willwill bebe forfor thosethose countablcountablee toto thethe DemocraticDemocratic party.party. tbthee Kirmess.Kirmess. TheThe darkdark redred hangingshangings ttoo saysay alongalong thisthis line.line. causecausedd byby unnaturalunnatural actionaction ofof tbthee ’ whwhoo wishwish itit anan hourhour devoteddevoted toto con-con - -president of the Board,Board, asas headhead ooff theth eanandd thethe evergreenevergreen decorationsdecorations mademade tntirentiree movement,movement, filled herher difficultdifficult heartheart.. WhilWhilee hehe wouldwould notno t saysay thethe j versationversation andand studystudy withwitb Prof.Prof. Riggs.Biggs. FORMALLFORMALLYY ORGANIZED.ORGANIZED. a prettypretty frameframe worljtwor^ forfor thethe GypsiesGypsies TtekeTickett forfor the«•»«• VYear assaulassaultt waswas thethe immediateimmediate causecause ooff j positiopositionn inin a wawayy whichwhich addedadded greatlygreatly in their brilliant many-colored cos- in their brilliant many-colored cos- EditoEditorr ofof TheThe PressMissPress :—Miss StewartStewart deathdeath,, iitt nnoo doubtdoubt bahadd hastenedhastened itit.. The PlainOrldPlala*rld CatholicCatholic ClubClub .MeetMrrt aaandd to the th eaucceb suece bof o thef th eKirmess. Kinness . DuringDurin gtumetumess thatthat gatheredgathered there.there. TheThe boothbooth ANOTHEANOTHERR DELAY.DELAY. ththee pastpast weekweek shshee hashas beebeenn constantlyconstantly hahass carriedcarried PlainfieldPlainfleld byby storm,storm, anandd YounYoungg ClarkClark leftleft forfor partsparts unknownunknown • AdoptAdopt a CoMtltatlon•titution.. wawass designedesignedd byby WilliamWilliam PintonPinton,, ooff aass MrMr.. RunyonRunyon happilhappilyy putpu t itit inin hishi saass soonsoon asas hhee hearheardd ofof thethe death.death. '•f oonn thethe scene,scene , fromfrom earlyearly morning morning unun-- West Eighth street, and was arranged MajnMayorr Ullbrr(illbrrtt Scad*Nmda a LrtfarI^rttrrr toXm theth e ThThee PlainflelPlainfieldd CatholicCatboUc ClubClub metmet.. West Eighth street, and was arranged sonsongg onon SaturdaSaturdayy nightnight,, wwee wouldwould alalll ThThee decedendeeedentt waswas a highlyhighly respectedrespected ••ti•■till latelate atat night,night, directindirectingg oror assistingassisting almost entirely by Mr. and Mrs. Pin- Couwl('outselll AboutAbout theta« RailwayRailway Kxtenalon.Kxiraaton. yesterdayesterdayy afternoonafternoon andand adoptedadopted ththee almost entirely by Mr. and Mrs. Pin- votvotee forfor herher forfor president.president. What’sWhat's citixeocitizen.. Tax CollectoCollectorr H.H. X.N . Spencer,Spencer, aass waswas necessary.necessary. I ton. constitutioconstitutionn anandd by-layby-layss aass presentedpresented ton. ththee matter,matter, then,then, withwith RunyonRunyon foforr ooff thethe borough,borough, waswas a nephew.nephew. TbThee defectsdefects whichwhich TheThe PressPress statedstated AnAndd toto Miss ! LilaLi la AghewAgnew Stewart,Stewart, ThThee suppersupper SaturdaySaturday eveningevening wawass hahaild beenbeen foundfound inin thetbe streetstreet railwayrailway bbyy thetbe committee.committee. TheTbe followingfollowing totooo milchmuch creditcredit cannotcannot bbee givengiven.. IItt viee-presWenvice-presidentt ? WhatWhat aH fln-de-siecle fln-Common Common Council Counci lwith with reference referenc eto t othe tb eR.R. Flynn,Flynn, HughHugh MacDonuell,MacDonuell, CC.. nonoww worworkk withwith renewedrenewed zeal,zeal, forfor theth e MslurdaMaturdayy Night.Night. ; taughttaught thethe dancersdancers andand jdididd a multi-multi- BettmanBettman,, Mr.Mr. andand Mrs.Mrs . GeorgeGeorge B.B. De-De - mattermatter.. A specialspecial meetingmeeting ofof ththee GuineGulneee andand J.J. Keenan.Keenan. ! tudetnde ofof otheroth;r things.things. HerHer patiencepatience removaremovall ofof MissMiss StewartStewart' s politicalpolitical The trustees were chosen as follows: RevereRe vere,, MrsMrav. W.W . T.T . WilliamsWilliams,, MrsMrs.. disabilitiesdisabilities,, whywhy notnot headhead thethe ticketticket ThThee difficuldifficultt jiflbj ofof handlinghandling tbthee CounciCouncill willwill bebe calledcalled thisthis weeweekk toto re-re - The trustees were chosen as follows: j anandd kindneskindnesss toto alalll madmade!e heherr a greatgreat BishoBishopp Wigger,Wigger, VicarVicar GeneralGeneral Doane,Doane, 1 WW.. A.A . Woodruff.Woodruff. ! TheThe waitresseswaitresses foforr '96'9<> withwith thethe namename ofof our ' ownown andan dcrowcrowdd aatt thethe ColumbiaColumbia CycleCycle AcadAcad-- cievcievee thethe letterletter anandd acactt oonn whateverwhatever j favoritefavorite,, whilwhilee ththee immensimmensee amounamountt ooff werweree thethe MissesMisses CorneliaCornelia BockfeUow,Bockfellow, emyemy,, SaturdaySaturday evening,evening, waswas placedplaced iinn suggestiensuggestionss areare madmadee iinn it.it. ThisThis willwill FatheFatherr Smyth,Smyth, ThomasThomas Cartv.Carty. anandd worworkk thatthat sheshe accomplishedaccomplished wonwon forfo r onlonlyy “Will-Will ?”:" WhatWhat a namename toto con-con - Hugh MacDonald. One hundred and FranceFrancess Demarest,Demarest, LeonoreLeonore Carl,Carl, quequerr with!with! AndAnd whatwhat a "song"song anandd ththee handhandss ofof ChiefChief Doane,Doane, ofof tbthee meameann anotheranother delaydelay inin thethe extension.extension. Hugh MacDonald. One hundred and heherr thethe admirationadmiration ofof everyone.everyone. Fire Department, and his assistants. sixty-fivsixty-fivee membersmembers signesignedd thetbe consti-consti- AnniAnniee CarlCarl,, LenLenaa Morgan,Morgan, EfeieElsie Van-Van- J jdance”an^- wWee wouwouldid haVfhave. oatt &,,the whWhiteite Fire Department, and his assistants. AAs» TheThe DailyDaily PressPress predicted,predicted, ththee TherTheree wawas s nono troubletrouble althoughalthough ththee "Hlfftlwaymr‘‘tfliffhwaymrna an«land Tramp*.Tnuup*."" tutiotutionn aass chartecharterr membersmembers.. AnAn audit-audit- ZandtZandt,, AgnesAgnes BlairBlair,, HeleHelenn BoiceBoice,, Ho|JsHouse,e anttt T.T^ Collins,Collins, ofof ScotchScotch Plains,Plains, WW.. T.T . NeWman,Newman, foremanforeman ofof No.Xo . 1,1 j ,thethe reportsreports ofof "holding"holding up”up"' andand "rob“rob-- membershimembershipp waswas alsoalso appointed.appointed. ThThee hundrehundredd spectatorspectatorss vieweviewedd ththee theitheirr shareshare ofof creditcredit asas theythey aidedaided anandd MisMisss Ora«-Gracee E.E . MeekerMeeker,, daughterdaughter LL.. Dunavan,Dunavan, assistant-foremanwsistant-foreniaO ofof NoNo.. i bery”bery" <4of theirtheir citizenscitizens onon thethe high-high- boarboardd ofof governorsgovernors meetmeet tonighttonight fewfor- dances,dances, whilewhile five hundredhundred moremore werewere greatlgreatlyy inin keepinkeepingg thethe passagepassage waysways ooff JohJohnn Meeker,Meeker, ofof MiltonMilton place,place, 11,, C.C . J.J. Newman,Newman, foremanforeman ofof No.No . 2,2 ,ways.ways. TwoTwo recentrecen toccurrences occurrence s nearnea rorganizationorganization.. turneturnedd awayaway asas thethe academyacademy waswa s al-al -clearclear.. TheyThey were;were; fullyfully preparedprepared foforr werweree marriedmarried atat thethe residencresidencee ofof Rev.Rev . EE.. E.E . Anthony,Anthony, foremanforeman ofof AlertAlert Hose,Hose, here—whichhere-which ofof themselvesthemselves werewere ooff readyready crowdedcrowded toto itsits greatestgreatest capacity.capacity. ananyy emergencyemergency andand hahadd anyany troubletrouble JJ.. H.H . Parks,Parks, D.D . D..D.. atat ScotchScotch PlainsPlains,. JosepJosephh Hawkins,Hawkins, assistantassistant foremanforeman |j trifling)trifling) Importance-haveimportance-have beenbeen ssoo UufcrwUuirrouu BeBedd rtacrI’tacr.. |»i AilAll tilethe dancesdances werewere givegivenn anandd every-every- occurreoccurredd thetheyy were;werej readyready toto handlehandle ye*>tt*rdayesterdayy afternoonafternoon iinn thethe presencepresence ooff AlerAlertt Hose,Hose. AbneAbnerr BartlettBartlett,, assist-assist- j magnifiemagnifiedd thatthat ththee outsidoutsidee publipublicc iiss .: A manman fromfrom SomervilleSomerviile camecame ttoo - thingthing phssedp&ssedjof offf withoutwithout a hitch.hitch. TToo ththee crowdcrowd anandd preventprevent anyan)* panic.panic. ooff theirtheir immediateimmediate family.family. AfterAfter ththee anantt foremanforeman ofof AlertAlert Hose,Hose, AugustAugust justifiejustifiedd iinn believinbelievingg thatthat thethe woodswoods PlainflelPlainfieldd SaturdaySaturday afternooafternoonn anandd im-im - givgivee aB listlist ofof thethe bestbest performancesperformances AAtt thethe conclusionconclusion ofof thethe GypsyGypsy ceremonceremonyy thethe happyhappy couplecouple de[*artedde|>arted SaltzmanSaltzman,, C.C. Johnson,Johnson, J.J. Daw.Daw. FrankFrank j araree fulfulll ofof “highwaymen"highwaymen andand tramps.”tramps." bibebibedd tootoo freely.freely. InIn hisbis wanderingswanderings iwouliwouldd merejlmerelyj y bebe ttoo damdamee allall ththee dancdancee sheshe waswas ledled out ou tand and William William X.N . amiamidd showersshowers ofof ricenet-o onn theirtheir honey-honey- SohuckSchuck,, C.C . Smith.Smith. StelleStelle Randolph,Randolph, I seesee nono goodgood excuseexcuse forfor heraldingheralding fafarr bhee walkewalkedd onon thethe railroadrailroad tracktrack,, anandd jjdancesdances,d , andand allalalll l tthosethosh e wljiowhh o tooktootkk partpart Runyon,Runyon, withwith a fewfew well-chosen^veil-chosen words,words, moomoonn trip.trip. UponI'pon theirtheir returnreturn theythey W\V.. AddisAddis,, H.H . Hartpenoe,Hurtpenee, FrankFrank PutPut-- j anandd widewide storiestoriess ofof “holding"holding up”up" be-be - feelinfeelingg a littlelittle bitbit tiredtired laidlaid downdown oonn iiararee certainlycertainly deservingdeserving ofof muchmuch presentepresentedd heherr witwithh a1 largelarge bouquetbouquet ooff wilwilll residereside inin Brooklyn. TheThe bridebride iiss namnain.. C.C . Olaentzcr,Glaentwr, S.S. MillerMiller andand C.(' .j causecause anan intoxicatedintoxicated manman staggerstaggerss iInn tbthee rails.rails. creditcredit.. TheThe HighlandHighland ReeReell andand theth ereredd rosesroses andand a handsomehandsome dresdresss suitsuit a nieceniece ofof StreetStreet CommissionerC'omnii*-*ione r ConoverConover.. frontfront ofof a bicyclist,bicyclist, therebtherebyy causingcausing a HHee wawass discovereddiscovered byby Alex.Alex. ManMan-- !llilitarMilitaryy DanceDance werewere givegivenn afterafter a restrest caseasee fromfrom herher friends,friends, the‘Gypsies.the"Oypsies. MeekerMeeker,, ofof thithiss city.city. Lara-roIjirje*!t K»erK«T Mrld. tumbletumble,, oror solicitssolicits almsalms oror foodfood onon thethe ningning,, ofof Boice,Boice, BunyoRunyonn & Co.'Co.’ss lum-lum - iooff oneone nightnight andand thethe restrest seemedseemed ttoo ShShee alsoalso receivedreceived booksbooks anandd otherother I The larges, t... attendanc i e a.t a men'- s street.street. Justice,Justice. beberr yard,yard, abouaboutt five o’clock,o'clock, anandd withwitb improve the Ranees, if that were possi- The largest attendance at a men s improve the dances, if that were possi- tokens fromfrom thethe manmanyy friendsfriends thatthat | r'«Forr mw lb-nrHriif-ttt lit.. meeting, ever held in the Y. M. C. A. FanFan wood.wood. Nov.Nov. 15th.15th . ththee helphelp ofof a boyboy succeeded'insucceeded'in gettinggetting bl - - meeting, ever held in the Y. M. C. A. Weble.. TheThe TaiantelleTafantelle and:and! thethe MinueMinuett | shshee madmadee durinduringK he herr sta stayy i nin thithiss citycity.. building, was that of yesterday after- , tbthee manman offoff thethe tracks.tracks. HoHa waswas thenthen IItt waswas announcedannounced atat thethe KirmessKirmess building, was that of yesterday after- KndravoKiHtruvorr Koeiabllt.Tsooi»l»lll r.. jstill stil l claimedclaimed theirtheir shareshare ofot theth eap- ap- 1 Thejh e profitsprofits ofo f theth e KirmessKirmess willwill noon. Nearly every seat was taken, i startestartedd oonn hisbis way,way, andand withwith a littlelittle jplausjplausee whilewhile MrsMrs. . L.L . W.W. Serreli,Serreir, Jr.Jr... SaturdaSaturdayy eveningevening thatthat a promenadepromenade noon. Nearly every seat was taken. OOnn ThursdayThursday eveningevening ofof thisthis weekweek 'probabl'probablyy reachleach closeclose toto $5,000,$5,000, whichwhich concerconcertt wouldwould bebe givengiven thisthis eveningevening PresidenPresidentt W.W. DD. . MurrayMurray presided.presided. A j troubltroublee managemanagedd toto walk.walk. IInn thethe SerpentineSerpentine DanceDance anandd \V.W . J.J .iiss asas nearnear asas thosethose inin chargecharge areare ableable chorus choir, under the dinn-tion of jaatt eigheightt o’clocko'clock inin thethe lecturelecture rooroomm ooff foforr thethe joinjointt benefitbenefit ofof JosephJoseph IL., chorus choir, under the direction of IMdalH«ln*tt KaoKnoww HowHow HHee GotGo t Tlure.There. O'BrieO’Brienn werewere moremore popularpopular thanthan ever.ever. to determinedetermine atat present.present. H. J. Martin, rendered excellent | thethe FirstFirst BaptistBaptist churechurchh a receptionreception WisemanWiseman,, managermanager ofof thethe cyclecycle acad-acad- H. J. Martin, rendered excellent OnOnee drunkdrunk wawass ththee onlyonly prisonerprisoner toto WilliaWilliamm NX.. RunyonRunyon waswa s there,there, anandd music, and L. S. Bond rendered an wilwilll liebe givengiven toto allall thethe membersmembers ooff emyemy,, andand foforr thethe MuhlenbergMuhlenberg Hospi-Hospi- music, ami L. S. Bond rendered an whowhomm JudgeJudge CoddingtonCoddington hadhad toto ad-ad - habadd threethree newnew stanzasstanzas whichwhich comcom-- effective solo. Howard Case presided societiesocietiess ofof ChristianChristian EndeavoEndeavorr anandd AFTERTHOUGHTSAFTERTHOUGHTS-- taltal.. JheJhe floorfloor willwill bebe cleareclearedd anandd effective solo. Howard Case presided minister justice this morning and be pletelpletelyy broughtbrought downdown thethe .house. ThThee at the piano and Whitileld Frazee as- EpwortEpworthh LeagueLeaguess ofof PlainfieldPlainfield anandd minister justice this morning and be Gunman'Guttman’ss orchestraorchestra willwill furnishfurnish ththee at the piano and Whitfield Frazee as- gogott offoff withwitb a suspendesuspendedd sentencesentence.. HHee applausapplausee whichwhich waswas givengiven himhim lastedlasted sisted on the cornet. The address by vicinityvicinity.. PresidentPresident FrenchFrench anandd otherother mu?imusicc forfor thethe dancing.dancing. AllAll ththee boothsbooths sisted on the cornet. The address by gavgavee hishis namename asas Alexander MoMc-- jnveraseverall minuteminutess andand couldcould notnot bbee KirmesKirmesss weekweek hashas comecome andand gone.gone. David MeConaughy, of India, was officerofficerss ofof thethe StateState ChristianEndeavorChristianEndeavor wilwilll bebe openopen andand thethe icicee creamcream ananild David MeConaughv, of India, was Guigan and was arrested for being quelledlied until; thethe nextnext dancedance waswa s be-be -IItt waswas a great,great, big,big , undeniableundeniable sucsuc-- exceedingly interesting. At the close UnioUnionn willwill bebe presentpresent.. AllAl l interestedinterested Guigan and was arrested for being sodsodaa waterwater departmentsdepartments asas well.well. ThThee exceedingly interesting. At the close drunk and disorderly on West Eighth injgungunn . ~TheTh e newnew words words were were as a sfollows; follows :j cess,cess, andand thethe hospitahospitall banbankk balancebalance iiss a collection was taken for his work in iinn ththee comingcoming workwork ofof thethe YoungYoung PeoPeo-- drunk and disorderly on West Eighth admissio;iilmissionn willwill bebe twenty-fivetwentv-flve cents.cent*. u collection was taken for his work in ple'ple'ss societiessocieties areare cordiallycordially invitedinvited ttoo streestreett bbyy OfficeOfficerr Saunders.Saunders. HeHe ownedowned iSovlow PlainfieldPlainfleld jtolks.folks, thetbe weekweek isIs o'er,o'er . ! properlproperlyy adjustedadjusted.. ToTo everyevery one<>ne ooff thathatt country.country. |_Tb\ Thee fairfair isis nearlynearly through;through: j thethe hosthost thatthat earnedearned thethe victoryvictory ththee bbee presentpresent.. TbThee reunionreunion ooff thetbe partyparty uupp toto thetbe factfact thatthat hehe hadhad beenbeen drink-drink- |JoTorr whawhatt you’veyou've dondonee inin ourour behalfbeJialf FalleFallrnn HrirHrlr toto ma SaSumm ofof Money.Monry. who went to the Convention at Atlan- iningg a littlelittle butbut diddid 'not not havenave tbthee I We're thankful unto you. ! Ij entireentire communitycommunity 'owes-owes a debtdebt ooff (Jto workwork foforr greagreatt attractionsattractions atat ththee Firemen'sFiremen’s* ning at the same place at seven o'clock. We'vWe’vee severalseveral thousandthousand nownow toto spenJspen J j for six glad days, an honest, health- ththee pastpast fiveJive years,years, andand whowho hashas beenbeen (lax(T»m* RlasKing*> OrderedOrdered.. Jot the sick and halt and blind. for six glad days, an honest, health- fair. Mrs. Bartlett having recovered I For the sick and halt and blind. fair. Mrs. Bartlett having recovered ThrowThrownn OaOut t ofof ma WW»fon. ! TheIu BoardBoard ofof LadyLady GovernorsGovernors fufull topictopic ooff conversationconversation andand objectobject iinn veryvery poorpoor eircumstances,circumstances, hashas justjust frofromm herher illnessillness isis againagain ableable toto pre-pre - AAtt a meetingmeeting ooff tbthee ClassClass ofof ’96'96 ofo f j DeserveDeserves* unstintedunstinted praise.praise. ooff interestinterest forfor probablyprobably 20,00020,000 per-per -beebeenn notifiednotified thatthat hhee hashas fallenfallen heirheir ttoo WhileWhile ConstableConstable SamueSamuell Taynor.Taynor. ooff Leal'Leal’s8 SchooSchooll duringduring lastlast week,week, ththee ! ForFor thethe wawayy inin whichwhich they’vethey've managedmanaged thingsthings parparee thethe beautifulbeaudful andand uniqueunique dancesdances the borough, and George R. Nolan, sonssons,, andand thisthis is i smuch. much . ItI tbrought brought toto quitequite a sumsum ofof moneymoney throughthrough ththee the borough, and George R. Nolan, clasclasss ringsrings werewere ordered.ordered. TheyThey willwill ; -throughouThroughoutt thesethese lastlast sixsis days.day*, anandd drills.drills. QueenQueen FloraFlora willwill liel>e givengiven ooff ElElmwoodm wood placeplace,, werewere returning* Theyikey surelysorely areare entitledentitled ttoo lighlightt anan unsuspectedunsuspected arrayarray ofof locallocal deatdeathh ofof hishis brother,brother, whowho waswas former-former- bbee thetbe samesame aass thosethose describeddescribed inin thetb e ththee first nightnight TheThe secondsecond night.night. latlatee la*tlast eveningevening fromfrom a drive,drive, theirtheir ! EternaiFtemai,. lastinglasting fame;fame: j , ~ talenttalent,, beautybeauty andand gracegrace thatthat waswas aa llyy a sailorsailor andand residedresided inin Haverstraw,Haverstraw, GypsGypsyy dance,dance, sailor'ssailor's songssongs anandd aa DailDailyy PresPresss laslastt week.week. ftIt takes take sthe th eladies ladies every every time time - • ! surprisesurprise mostmost welcome;welcome; itit evidencedevidenced !! X. X . \\.V. . andand whowho hadhul Mo-tingMt* .-till if.. away. Both men were thrown out of Newcorn'Newcom’ss courtcourt,, andand thethe casecase ooff !Ih»t FUiinfleld is so justly famed dancedancess willwill bIn-e thethe fourthfourth nightnight atat-- j thethe buggybuggy intointo thethe streestreet.t Mr.Mr . Tay-Tay - PoForr femalefemale loveliness.loveliness. f beenbeen outout forfor nono oneone knowsknows howhow long,long, A districtdistrict meetingmeeting ofof thethe KnightsKnight* ooff HookeHookerr againstagainst Leland,Iceland, onon contract,contract, All Jersey knows that for its girls tractiontractionss ^^ nor was severely cut about the head, «l Jersey knows tliat for it* girls anandd diddid themthem a worlworldd ofof good.good. AboveAbove PythiaPythiass willwill bebe heldheld ThursdayThursday even-even- nor was severely cut Mbout the head, hahass beenbeen adjournedadjourned forfor oneone week. week . fjlaiThiss towntown ooff ourourss isis chiefehiet.. FoForr IwlpI urciKUi MHM.MI iwoii*.V while Mr. Nolan escaped without any ' allall itit waswas a bullybully goodgood showshow forfor theth einingg inin thethe roomsrooms ofnf GoodwillGoodwill Lodge.Lodge. while Mr. Nolan escaped without any —A—Att Reynolds’Reynolds' pharmacypharmacy duringduring •loButt thatthat each opeone shouldshould bebe a uueenqueen Th»‘The BjMM'ials|MH-ial offprint?offering inin thethe TrinityTrinity injuryinjury.- TheThe wheelswheels ofof thethe/bugg buggyy Li*nL&mos,1* most . t beyondbeyon d beliefbelief.. moneymoney,, andand thisthis isis thethe featurefeature thatthat j No.jjo. 101.101 . atat ScotchScotch Plains,Plains , toto nominate nominate tbthee pastpast weekweek #1,35$1,2500 worthworth ooff KirmessKirmess ReformedReformed ehurehchurch yesterdayyesterday morningmorning -were wrecked, but the horse kept on P»<* Gn»yiCin*y, 8eotehScotch andand SpanishSpanish lasslam .. wilwilll recommendrecommend itit mosmostt tenderlytenderly ttoo a districtdistrict deputyeye»-. vestmenvestmentt andand hadhad a royarovall timetime intointo ii fined $2.*1...... | ’ A' ’ grand««>’• success lifelife,, butbut soso itit musmustt be.be.i I Murra-y '*attende‘‘d her. Afte’ r sh* e<* n- hoofhoof.. HeHe ha*has notn.rt quitequit*- recoveredrecovered _*u toil to her: A grand su me iu J. MM. . SmalleySmalley,, 9090 SomerseSomersett street.street ^ill: Will e’ere'er 1*>be her’s.her's. II ween.ween. i; perhap*Perhaps however,however, wewe shallshall havehave ij 'ivedvived sheshe waswas takentaken toto herher homeh in frofromm thethe cut.cut . ('mintyt'oaatr Tr*rhrr».Tearber*. And»*i wewe ofof riaiulleldHaintkld willwill uniteunite [ one of Hedden's carriages. f anotheanotherr galgalaa weeweekk nexnextt yeayearr anandd ; jone of Hedd-n’s carriages NexNextt FridaFridayy thethe UnionUnion CountyCounty Jrokeep her memory green. ] CrouCroupp iiss a terrorterror toto youngyoung mothers.mothers. WW.. A.A. McGuire,McGulre, a wellwell knownknown citi-citi- i? *keep her memory green. i! KirmessKirmess WeekWeek maymay in*, be , hereafter,hereafter , anan | TeachersTeachers’' InstituteInstitute commencescommences inin theth e •^ rearsMare toto come,i-nme. whenwhen polities[politics HenrHenryy ,Wilson, thethe postmasterpostmaster aatt TToo postpost themthem concerningconcerning thethe first zezenn ofof McKay,McKay, Ohio,Ohio, Isis ofof thethe opinioopiniona . ^•Womari's1" Woman's, naturalnatural bent.tient. j TannuaTannuall affaiaffairr liklikee thethe FourthFourth ooff July,July, | symptoms, and treatment is the object CherryCherry StreetStreet School.Sch«*>l. Elizabeth.Elizabeth. PaPa-- 4 ¥*11 pick Miss Stewart from thehn «-H WelshtonWelshton., FloridaFlorida,, sayssays hhee curedcured aa symptoms, and treatment is the object thathatt therethere isis nothingnothing asas goodgood foforr r*T !i''k Mih« Stewart from theih ' oror Hallowe'en,Hallowe'en, oror thethe (irocers’Grocers' Picnic.Picnic. ooff thisthis itemitem.. TheThe firstfirst indicationindication ooff i lter*l«-rs willwill Ik-be readread byby educatorseducators fromfrom alaill childrechildrenn troubledtroubled withwitb coldscolds oror croupcroup I*"* makemake herhf r President.President. The Kirmess has come to stay in our casecase ofof diarrhoeadiarrhoa ofof longlong standingbtanding iinn 1 !">| thee WarWar andand MoonMoon I>ance cou- The Kirmess has come to stay in our : croucroupp isis hoarseness.hoarseness. IInn a chilchildd whwhoo oveoverr tilethe county.countv. aoss Chamberlain'sChamberlain's CoughCough Remedy.Remedy. HHee ,. ", : hearts,hearts, anyhow.anyhow. T.T. sisixx hours,hours, withwith oneone smallsmall bottlebottle ooff the programme and wad re- Chambertain’s Colie, Cholera and iiss subjectsubject toto croucroupp itit maymay bebe takentaken aa*s j hahass usedused itit iinn bihiss familyfamily forfor severalseveral the programme and wa-s re- ; ______Chambertain's Colic, Cholera and FoForr a painpain inin thethe sideside oror chestchest therethere after the Shadow Dance bv • * “1 j DiarrhoeDiarrhoeaa RemedyRemedy.. WhaWhatt a pleasantpleasant a suresure signsign ofof thethe approachapproach ofof aann : yearyearss withwith thethe bestbest resultsresults anandd alwaysalways after tlie Shadow Dance bv i Lfctnrer* ' EaUfrtBlnrd._7~ ~ attack. Following this hoarseness is! iiss nothinnothingg soso googoodd aass a piecepiece ooff P** Genevieve Daniel; and the cur- j : surprisesurprise thatthat mustmust havehave beenbeen toto theth eattack. Following this hoarseness is keepkeepss a bottlebottle ofof itit inin thetbe house.house. I -. . , ;, .. " i I>»nrer» Knteitalned. flanneflannell dampeneddampened withwitb Chamberlain’sChamberlain's r® drawn forever oh th'e pie-J Mr. and Mrs. George B. DeRevere j| sufferer.sufferer. SuchSuch ogresc^res areare notno t unusualunusual a peculiarpeculiar roughrough cough.cough. IfIf Chamber-Chamber- j AfteAfterr havinghaving lala grippegrippe hhee waswas himselfhimself •nevieve Daniel." and the cur- lain'Iain’ss CoughCough remedyrmnedy isis givengiven asas soonsoon | PaiPainn BalmBalm andand boundbound onon overover thethe seatseat troubled with a severe cough. He jjtesque braves and squaws as they | entertained the participants in the wwitrh this remedyemedy.. InIn manymany instancesinstances troubled with a severe cough. He *a was drawn forever oh the pic-j Mr. and Mrs. Georg*- B. DeRevere as the child l>eeotne<< hoar*<> or even ooff pain.pain. ItIt affordsaffords promptprompt anandd used other remedies without benefit tReeled and reclined about the stage Russian Military dance anandd FatherFather onljyy one, or ftwo dosesdoses areare requiredrequired ttoo as the child becomes hoarse or even ! used other remedies without benefit *wque bmves an|>eared itit j permanenpermanentt reli«-frelief andand ifif usedused inin timetime 'Mi•MrfcW< tableau MurphMurphyy iniu thethe refreshmentrefreshment roomsrooms atat pj^^ |K|*.rmanent.rmilnellt nrelief..|;ef. ItIt cacann alwaysalways anandd thenthen concludedconcluded toto trytry thethe chil-chil- and reclined about! the -itayre Russian Military dance ' ™ ve wilwilll preventprevent thethe attack.attack. ItIt hashas nevernever wilwilll oftenoften preventprevent a colde»| pneumonia.l"»"H'»onia. ThisThis samesame soosoonn effecteeffectedd a permanentpermanent cure.cure. 2255 mber'liflr.ren theiit dancerteachers di amid n< tfriend. fail t.. thThee Academ Gypsiesy Saturda in they eveningKirmess. »eie with waterwater itit iSi* pleasantpleasant toto take.take. FoForr bottles for sale at Rcvuolds' pharmaev. ! "*•»"",«•»>nr1» '* « «»rt- ««re Tor lame baclt in the sale at Reynolds' pharmacy. Park and bottles for sale at Revuolds’ pharmaev.r lT* f'-r lame back | andand 50c50c bottles bottles forfor salesale atat Reynolds's Reynolds'* Stewarttheii teachewas .-ailedr an dout friend time. entertainedThe Gypsies Friday" in th eveninge Kirmes ins weithee s.(|,. at Reynolds' pharmacy. Park and r. i A it -.i. " J, u , • ' . ilor r« rsac- suic at a tReynold* IU-vnol pharmacy.pharmacy .Parr Part - NorthNorth avenue*.avenues. T.T. R.R . Armstrong,Armstrong, Park and North avenue*, T. S. Arm and North aves. T. S. Armstrong, I pharmacypharmacy,. Park ., andand NorthNorth aves.aves. TT.. timeStewar t<> receivet was .-aile theird ou tokenst time entertaineWelsh boothd Fridaby theiry eveninehaperone,g in Mrs. the Park and North avenues. T. S. Arm ttnd N-,,It|l MV4.S> T ' s Armstrong, • ***** Man.-i- -' strong. Manager. Manager. | 8.S. Armstrong,'Manager.Armstrong,'Manager. • w*t >>ftin whie t .j,o re.-eiv,.arije e;n theither shape ' token »if F.Wels H.h Andrew*. booth by their chapenme, Mrs. strong, Mattser. : Manager. '•t whi i, .-arne in the sharx' "' F. H. Andrew* j/'^y-'T^r- **• jr ■' • tgp r r^v^-^-^triapFrr;; ■

PLAINFIELPLAINFIELDD DAILDAILYY PRESSPRESS,, MONDAY MONDAY,, NOVEMBE NovemberR 18, 1895iS, . 1895.

r FOFORR CHEAPECHEAPERR BERTBERTHH RATES RATES.. MANYMANY WOMEWOMENN SUFFESUFFERR EffortEffortss TToo IndneInducee th thee Pullma Pullmann Com Com-- HiVEBH VE TH3T SOLSOUD OUT«?? panpanyy ttoo ItedaoReducer Hates Rates.. 1155 BODIES RECOVERED FBOXPROS LACLACKK O FOF IN FORMATIONINFORMATION.. PianPianoo BargainsBargains!! Chicago,Chicago, XovNov.. 18.—Al18.—Alll th ethe railroad railroadss iinn ththee Inite.Unitedl State Statess usin usingg the the!l'u'.liua l’ullinann DoctorsDoctors ArAree ToTooo ReservedReserrrd.. A AW oH uman ReporteReportedd ThaThatt SpaiSpainn Ha s Has Should Be Dealt With Openly. sleepinsleepingg carcarss araree abou aboutt to ] tresento presentt a FouFour ar ooff th thee Clevelan Clevelandd Via Via-- Should Be Dealt With Openly. ooooooooooooooooo unanimousunanimous petitiopetitionn U)to th thee compan companyy to to [mmt <»• OCarmB LUI lautT innrt inmoi ; ; BoughBoughtt OfOfff RebelsRebels.. havhavee ththee pricpricee o fof uppe upjlerr bertlt berthss in itsin ducductits t VictimVictimss HissingMissing.. sleepingsleeping carcarss lowereloweredd a tat leas leastjt twenty twenty-- WomenWomen araree ofteoftenn allowe allowedd by theiby theirr phy .phy- five peperr centcent.. TheThe Pennsylvani Pennsylvaniaa rail - rail- slciansicianss ttoo sulfesutlerr muc muchh fruu iIrotu lack , olackf in -o( in- Otherther DispatcheDiapatchems frofromm Cub Cubaa Declar I>eclaree roa d company has started [the warThThee MotnrmaMoiornunn Arrested—HArrestede — En He* formationformatioEn- n anamid anxietyanxiety.. VANDERBEEK road company has started 'the war ManM y medicadil l ^ against the I'uflmun rates, .lames II. Many medical menmen araree vainrain,, ThatThai I bthee InsurgentIrmurgent*s i.Ir e Gaininre Gainingg against the Pull man rates. J ames deavor*deavorII. s TToo PlacPlacee (h thee Blam Blamee on onth etheandan d itit is isa strua strugg gle6'e foforr iluii ululu Wood,\VIMM1. generagenerall passengepassengerr agen ageistt o f ofth ethe inIn StrengtStrengthh ananild Vi cnrloi—lienVictnrlea—Gen.. DeadDead Conductor—ThComl net or—-Thee Mos Mostt Plausi Plau*i-- ttoo acknowledgacknowledgee ^ W that they> do <£ SATTELS abovabovee roadroad,, hahass addresse addressedd i privata eprivate nonott understanunderstandd f^^^ f acase.acase.Wumf WomenB Gancliaa*Canellas' BrutalitBrutalityy < a nilnCanningj I>e - I>e-letterlette r ttoo th thee genera generall passen passengerg r agent agentss blebl e TheorTheoryy llefcardinRegardingg th ethe Caus eCause dodo nonott inve*inves-- of all the important railroad« in the tigate ;; desitedesire ttoo sa sayy tha thatt the theyy hav have!e jus tjust receive receivedd a fine a lo tfine of lot of aertlnnasrrttona iinn tbi*a*ter.. countrycountry usinusingg . thethe Pullma Pullmann sleepers sleepers,, thetheyy Jacksonville,Jacksonville. Ha.Fla... NovNov.. .,#, 18,—A—A specia speciall askingaskin g thethemm toto joi joinn hi mhim in ain teques a Requestt to to havhavee NEWNEW PIANOPIAN05S Cleveland.Clevelasid. NovNov.. 19.—I'pt 18.—Cpo tothi sthis morn morn-- faitfaithh fromfrom TampaTampa,. Fla..saysFla., says:: I'lnnf Pljant'ss steame steamerr theth e l'ullmaPullmann compan companyy t oto hav have< the prio-the "priceing!n; » ththee hodiel>odiess o f flfte«-nof fifteen victim s victimsof of Olivette, arrived here from Havana in ofof differendifferentt makemakess whic whichh the ythey wil l willsell asellt price at s pricesnever never I Olivette, arrived here from Havanao>ff uppeupper r berthberthss reduire reducedd a t atle tsleastt twi'l ltwenSaturdaySaturda y night'night'ss catastn>phcatastrophee ha hadd bee nbeen ^m,- •—• tlieiPtheir beforebefore offeredoffered.. AmonAmongg the mthem are thosare ethose wonderfu wonderfull laslastt eveningevening.. AmonjAmongj th e passengerthe passengerss ty-fivty-five e peperr centcent.. l»elo w belowHIM pric-"‘tilet recovered.recoveredprie« . ThiThiss account accountss fo r alforl bu tall but doctor,doctor, anandd acrewere somsomee prominenprominentt per perslonagest onap-es direc directt charged-for •harped-for lowelowerr berthsberths.. In Iphi s hisle t fourfouletr ooff ththee pas-senger passengerss know knownn to havto e have ofteoftenn wrecwreckk BehrBehr BrothersBrothers’' PianosPianos,, als oalso Behnin Behningg ft Sons' & .Sons’. fromfrom CubaCuba,, wherwheree the y theylearne (learnedd that tertethatr MrMr. . WooWoodd say sayss tha tthat hi s companhis companyy >H*enU-en oonn ththee i-a carr a t that e thetim e timeit mad it e itmades its theirtheir livelivess CamposCampos hahass instructeinstructedd 1 1his i- JIM'I linenI no nott t> >to fire fireisL s determinedeterminedd toto hav havee th ethe pr i *price• of "ujofv dreadfuldreadfu'up- l plungplungee fro fromm th thee ope openn centra centrall througthroughh thiatbia upouponn ththee in»torg*n"t*insurgents,, if i itif coul\ itd bcoulde perpe r berthbelierths s loweredlowered,, an andd earnestl earnestlyy re- viaductviaducre- t dradrayvw intintoo th thee Cuyahog Cuy ahogaa river river.. unfortunateunfortunate TheyThey represenrepresentt alsalsoo the the Knabe Knabe,, Hazletoa Hazleton,, Chickerin Chickeringg and man andy many 'avoidedavoided,, oonn accounaccountt o fof a purchasa purchasee pric pricee questquests s ththee co-operatioco-operationn o f alofl roadJail s roads confidenceconfidence.. ThThee Mot"rni.iMoformann FoundFound.. In the treatment of female disease* othersothers.. TheTheyy offe offerr fro mfrom tim e timeto tim toe excellentime excellentt nownow pendinpendingg betweebetweenn Spai Spainn an d andthe tisin^the - the I'lillmuii sleeper, About In the treatment of female diseases using the Pul 1 mail sleeperl About men work from theory; and it is not to CubanCuban leadersleaders.. It Itis tolisd btoldy a closby e atwo-third close s of the Chieajro n> <1- usinp TheThe motormamotomiann ofof th e theill-fate ill-fatedd car mencar work from theory; and it is not to I two-thirds of the Chicago rniids usingwaswas founfoundd afteafterr midnigh midnightt by twbyo detwo- bebede- expecteexpected d thathatt the theyy ca ncan trea ttreat as intelas - intel- frienfriendd ooff Campo Camposs an andd is isunderstoo understoodd by thestheseby e carcarss havhavee agree agreedd to jointo th j ejoin the Iigeutlyli^'-mlv thosthosee complaintcomplaintss fro m frofawhic h which I thethe powerpowerss thathatt b ebe in inHavan Havanaa that - that-the the tectives.tectives, antandl hehe insist insistss tha tthat th e reasothe nreason PennsylvaniaPennsylvania compancompanyy inin it sitscampaig campaignn heh e rapinn wawass becaus becausee he wahes panicyvas - theythepanic-y havhave e neveneverr suftered suffered,. as a aswoma a nwoman insurrectioninsurrection wilwilll comcomee t o aton immedian immedi-- forfor lowe lowerr bertberthh rates rates.. • I canran whwhoo hahass mad madee I h ethe orgaliU organismm and disand- dis- ate end. and for the reason that both strickenstricken anandd hehe dil didl no tnot se e thseee gatethe sgates or easeor s of her wx a life study. Bargains in Second-Hand Pianos. ate end. and for the reason that both the light until the crash came. He eases of her sex a life study. Bargains in Second-Hand Pianos. Uom£z(•nine/, and[and.. MaceoMaeeo,. th ethe leaders leaders,, hav e have BROOKLYNI;K<»< "KI.VN OADAYV the light until the crash came. WomenWomelie n afflicteafflictedd wit withh femal femalee disease diseasess statedstated thathatt ConductoConductorr Hoffma Hoffmann gav e gave beenbeen "bough'boughtt byby th ethe Spanis Spanishh govern govern-- Preparation s for the CelebratioT n at areare wiswisee inin communicatin communicatingg promptl promptlyy wit hwith Preparation* for the Olrbra»lon attheth e signasignall toto go aheadgo ahead.. Aske d aAskeds to Mrsas . to1'inkuam. ' at Lynn, Mass. Their ment,ment, anandd whilwhilee th thee pric pricee ha s hasnot notbee n been thethe AtlantAtlantaa Kx Kxpowitlon.posit Mrs. l’inkham, at Lynn. Mass. Their delivered to the sellers, the money for nownow ththee conducto conductorr coul couldd hav havee give givenn the . thedistresseddistresse d conditioconditionn i* duis e tdueo womtob womb delivered to the sellers, the money forBrooklyn,Brooklyn . XX.. Y-Y.,. Xov Xov.. 1&|—Th 18.i—Thee ar- ar- trouble, and their symptoms tell tU« 221221 PARPARKK AVENUEAVENUE.. thethemm iiss no noww i nin I lavHavona.. ma. ‘•all'•all rightright"" signasignall in thine facthee offace th e oftrouble, the and their symptoms tell tha rangementsrangements whicwhichh havhavee been been;! in incours coursee factfac t thathatt ththee re dred ligh lightt signal signal,, showin showingg story.story . Gen.Cm. CanrllasCane I las'' Brutality Brutality.. ofof . progresprogresss forfor som e sometime artimeie noarew thatthanowt ththe e dra draww wa wass open open,, wa s washun g ohungn onLydiaLydla T.E Pinkham't Pinkhnm's Vegetabl Vegetablee Com -Com- J»antiapSantiagoo ddee CubaCuba,, Nov .Nov. 9, vi9,a Kevia ypracticallypracticallKey y completcompletee foforr Brookly Brooklynn Iht. vDaytbeth e closedosedd bridgbridgee gates gates., Kodger Rodgerss re- pounpound r»* d isis th thee on eone remed remedyy that removethat removess West.West. Kla.Fla... Nov Nov.. 18.—Gen 18.—Gen.. Canellas Canellas.. atat ththe e CottoCottonn State Statess expositio expositionn at Atat- pliedplieAt-d thathatt Hoffma Hoffmann probabl probablyy though thoughtt j thethe c»u«ecau«e.. andand re -re- A eliiefehief ooff ththee militar militaryy divisio divisionn of lluanof Guan-- lantatunt a oonn SaturdaSaturdayy next next.. A lnrjrA e Largenum- num- storestoress healthhealth,, cour cour-- $1.00 J. F. MacDonald’s thethe dradraww wayvass jus t justclosin closingg instea dinstead of !age,age ,of anandd happinesshappiness.. $ 1.00 J F. MacDonald' ber of well known Brooklyi dtea have tanamo.tnr>amo. jjss atat presen presentt th e terrothe r oterrorf ber of well known Brooklynites haveopening.opening . KinlgerKdlgerss wa swas release releasedd afte r afterTileThe drugifiMdruggistss sell sell thatthat districtdistrict,, aass hehe is arrestingis arresting- inno- inno-alreadyalread y securesecuredd ticketticketss fo rfor h e exeurthe excur-- jivinggivin g l»onbondd foforr 5T..OOO SfLOOO.. moremore ooff it ittha n titanall all centcent peoplpeoplee an dand castin castingg the mthem into intojail jailsion..ion . whicwhichh wilwilll leav leavee on tonh IVnnsylth<» Pennsyl-- UPTOWN GROCERYGROCERY ICe«-c»veriIvei-overlnt f> rsf th* ebe Bottles Bml .In*. Otherother feinjifemale! • niedimedi-- andand otherwisotherwisee committincommittingg al l sortall ssorts of vaniaof anneannexx atat 4 p4. inp.. o nm. \ edneBdaon \Vednesdayy einescines.. WhWhyy f ? BuysBuys $1.0$1.000 WortWorthh o f Grocerieof Groceriess almsps. Of course this conduct is in- A crowcrowdd of offtall y fully.1.00 0 spectator5.000 spectatorss TheThe followinfollowingg shorshortt abi|ses. Of course this conduct isnextnex in-t an andd isis du duee to reacto h reachAtlant aAtlanta at .' at J EveryEvery BusinesBusinesss DaD»yy in tinh theY Yea creasincreasingg ththee rankrankss of ofth e insurgentsthe insurgents,, p.p. m m.. onon th e thefollowin followingg Friday . Friday.The werewereThe gatheregathered d arounaroundd thethe scen scenee of thof etheletterlette r speakspeakss forfor it -it- asas evereveryy dadayy grea greatt number numberss hav ehave gon egoneladiesIndie s ooff ththee part partyy wil l willbe decorate be decoratedd accidentacciden t whewhenn ththev searc searchh for thfore misfvthe- miss-selfself.. MrsMrs.. Parke Parkerr is is a very youne wife; OurOar goodgoodss araree sol soldd a t ata profia profitt so a sso to enablas toe enableus to us to toto thethe* fieldfield to escapto e escapethe furythe o f withfurywith liumlshandsomeof i ..in- Ladyebadgess o fof sati satinn riblxm ribbon.. inginj r ixKlieLnliess wawass resumed resumed,, and theandy rvthey*- a re-very young wife; mainedmnined alalll daday’y Sunday Sunday.. l>iver DiverJti^ep hJosephonlonlyy twenty-ontwenty-onee yearyearss givegive weighweightt anandd qualit qualityy to outor ourcustomer customerss and harandt have Canellas.Canellas. untiuntill nonoww ther theree is scarcel is scarcelyy a EverythingKverythinp a netre^sarnecessaryy foforr th thee accommo accommo-- old.old. ShMi.« wa swas suffer suffer-- CubanCuban inin (iuantanamoGuantanamo.. AH thAHe thepromi promi-- dationdatio n ooff ththee excursionist excursionistss wil willl IH - Ik*pn> pro--KWrhartKlicrhar t wayvass employeemployedd by thhye streethe tstreet somethingsomething lefleftt foforr ourselves ourselves.. No fictitiousNo fictitious pri price* carear compancompanyy toto assisassistt in thine searchthe , search,ingIn;; untoluntoldd misermiseryy nennentt gentlemegentlemenn arrestearrestedd a fea w dayfews daysvidedrided oonn boarboardd o f ofth e thetrain train.. AtA t Ash*Aah - whewhenn shshee wrotwrotee to to NoNo mamann isis i nin busines businesss fo r forhis healthhis health.. agoago iinn liuantanamGuantanamoo an andd brough broughtt to thtoe theville,ville , XX.. C .C., th e themayo rmayor and commoand ncommonandand afteafter r hhee hahadd bee n beenat woratk twworko MrsMrs. .two PinPinkham k hi in foforad-/r ad-1 J. F. MAC DONALD. J. F. MAC DONALD. MorroMorro castlcastlee inin thi thiss cit ycity hav havee bee nbeen sen t sentcouncilcounci l wilwilll givepive aa receptio recepti *nn toto tht ehehourshour s oonn ththee riverriver botto tiottowm he gav hee thgavee vice.¥icethe. SeSeee th ethe result result.. ttoo ththee penapenall cit cityy o f Centof Ceutaa in Africain Africa.. party,party, anandd afterwardsafterwards d -ivdrivee the mt hempu’.i-uppu'ii-u, ) signasignall foforr th ethe grapplin grapplingg hooks hooks,, CaCann evidencevidencee b ebe stronge strongerr tha n thanthis 9 this f Kicked and Slapped. toto ththee beautifubeautifull Vand»b Vanddrbii t estate t . estateur.dand th thee liodylaxly of maiof l carriemail r Louicarriers Louis“" II deedeem m i t itm y mydut yduty to announcto announcee tha B0ICE,th* RUNYON Kicked and Slapped. tact to all ray fellow-sufferers of all fe- BOICE, RUNYON TheThe exerciseexercisess incidentaincidentall to toBrookly Brooklynn HuletzSlulet z wawass broughbroughtt t o thto e surfacethe .surface.tact to all my fellow-sufferers of all fe- OnOn ththee 7t7thh inst inst.. severa severall othe otherr prom promii - - TheThe totopp ofof th ethe hea d headwas almoswas t almosttorn malemaltorne complaintcomplaintss thatthat you r yonrVegetabt Vegetableo & CO., ^ Dealers in nentnent memenn ooff < • uantanaiGuantanamom i wer weree arreste arrestedd DayI>a y wilwilll bejribeginn a t at1<> o"cl«K-kIO o'clockj on Satur on- Satur- CompoundCompound hahass entirelentirelyy cure curedd m e omef alofl all da\*day morning-morning,, whewhenn speechi- speechess wil l will iif>tTf 1an antied ththee fac facee Wa wass battere Imtteredd in a fearin a- fear- andand incarceratedincarcerated,, anandd the theyy wil willl proba proba-- fulful mannemannerr AbouAboutt 10 o'cloc10 k o'clockDiver thethDivere painpains s an andd sufferin sufferingg I wa I s endurinwas enduringc blblyy bbee sensentt t oto < eutaCen^a.. If < >n thOne 8ttheh inst8th. delivereddelivereinst. d byby MayoMayorr Schilere Schierenn and and whewhenn II wrotwrotee yo nyon las t lastMay .May. I followe1 d followed LumberLumber,, CoalCoal,, MasonsMasons’' Material Material,, &( Mayor-electMayor-elect WursterWurster.. MetcalfMet. a;f camcamee toto th ethe surfac surfacee with awithyouyour r advicaadvice e toto th ethe letter letter,, and andthe resulthe t result BartolomBartolomee MisasMisas.. a aSpaniard Spaniard,, wh o iwhos is handful•landfill ofof woman'woman'ss hair . hair;H e saidHe said : wellwell likelikedd inin Guantanaijno GuantanaBno.. an d andwh owho isIs wonderful.wonderful.”" — — Uto. Mks. CHAS Chas.. PAKKER Parker,, 0.000ti.ooo vwwii\... wawass summone summonedd b y byCien . Gen.TheThe NrNezi Perc Percee India Indiann Reservatio Heaervalionn AgentsAgents foforr AdamanAdamantt Wal Walll Plaster Plaster.. Order Orderss solicited solicited.. pulledpulled ththee hairhair.. The Thebod y Lxlyis though is tthought BOICE,BOICE, RUNYORUNYONN AA CO. CO.' CanellasCanellas.. insultedinsulted,, kickekickedd an andd slappe slappedd TToo BBee OpeneOpenedd a tat Noo Noonn To-ilay To-day.. toto bbee thathatt o fof MU Mistis Marth Marthaa Sauenheimer Kauenheimer.. inin ththee facfacee an andd the thenn cas t castint o prisointo n prisonSpokane,Spokane , Wash.Wash.., Xov Xov.. 18.-J—Th 18.-t—Thee rus hrush T/OW/VSFA/D OVWVSF/VD'SS ProbableProbable CaiisCausee ofof th ie heAccident Accident.. Bargains in wherewhere hhee stilstilll is .is. It isIt s»i isd thasaidt Genthat. toto Gen.ththee NeXezz Perc Percee India Indiann reservatio reservationn u is MaibleMaiblc anandd Bargains io CommunicCommunic CanellasCanellas drinkdrinkss ververyy ha hard.n L provingproving eveevenn greategreaterr tha n thanwa s wasex- TheThex-e mosroostt plausiblplausiblee theor theoryy regardin regardingg pertaininpertainingg toto I ; * KilleKilledd .b yby Deaorters Deserters.. pected.pected. FroFromm an dand throug throughh this citthisy thethcitye causcause e ooff th thee disaste disasterr is thise removathe removall GranitGranitee WorksWorks,, ReaReall EstatEstatee businessbusiness mentmentll ofof aa circuicircuitt breakerbreaker,, whic hwhich wa s rtwasv50HERSBT re- *tpcpt ed.eitherbyleed,either bv leil On the 7th inst. eigl t of the nine byby evereveryy roaroadd leadin leadingg to thtoe gardethe n garden SOMERSET ««»°" - . ForFor salsalee oorr to to let let..E. C. Mulford. On the 7th inst4 eigl; t of the nine placedplaced bhyy a a derailin derailingg switc switchh abou aboutt two twoOurOu r motto—Goomotto—Goodd wurkwork,. goo goodd materia materiall at at oror otherwiseotherwise,, | \ soldierssoldiers whwhoo garrisonegarrisonedd th ethe villag villagee of spotspoof t araree long longtrain s tittrains •prairi ofe *‘prairie air rice*. MONEY E. C. Mulford, receivereceive proprompt*n weeksweeks agoago.. FormerlFormerlyy the circuithe circuitt was waa DosDoe GaminoGaminose wenwentt ove overi to thtoe rebelthe s rebelsschooners'*schooners " anandd evereveryy imaginabl imaginablee de- de- sir rices. ArmstronArmstrongg MulfordMulford.. AwteUnt Aaoistaht.. tention.tention. OCat * scription of vehicle, carrying loads of brokenbroken severaseverall hundrehundredd f.-e feett fro mfrom the the ttoo loaloann onon first first withwith armarmss an andd amiininit amnyraitii m on.. TheThe nint hninthscription of vehicle, carrying loadsswingin of g portion of the viaduct. when- C. ARNOLD’S mortgage. serviceservice SUsuppB home seekers. It is estimated that swinging portion of the viaduct, when- C. ARNOLD'S BROKER. soldier,soldier, whowho,, atat th ethe laiit . lastmomen momentt re- homere- seekers. It in estimated evethatr th e draw tnu open. According to mortgage. when the opening gun is !ire»t at noon ever the drayv was open. According to fusedfused ttoo gogo wit withh the mthem wa s killewasd bkilledy when by the opening gun is ti^-ed at noonthe ne w contrivance, which was con-EAGLE HARKET to-dayto-day aatt leasleastt e.oo6.000o peopl peoplee will begiwilln beginthe new contrivance. which was EAGLcon- E HARKET thethe desertersdeserters.. In InBarafco Baracoaa the rebelthe s rebels stantHtantl lyr sesett t oto derai deraill a cara . car.it wa its neceswas - neces- 35 Somerset Street. havehave destroyedestroyedd alalll th ethe machiner machineryy and andthethe wilwildd scramblscramblee fo rfor choic choic^e locations locations.. sar y for the car !U> stop. The conductor 35 Somerset Street. DeWitt C. Ivins & Co., TheThe demandemandd foforr lumbe lumberr ha * cleanehia* dcleanedsary* for the car to stop. The conductor DeWitt G. Ivins & Co., apparatusapparatus useusedd thertheree to makto emake cocoa -cocoa- wouldwould sesett ththee "derailer “dcraiier"" an dand signa signall the theDealeDealer r inin alalll kind kindss of Fresof hFresh and Salandt Salt nutnut oiloil.. outout ththe_e 1(Mlocal a! dealers dealers,, an dand it i siti now is- be-now motorma1k*- n to go; ahead. This procedure MeatsMeats.. PoultrPoultryy in seasonin .season. Order s Orders inging shippeshippedd intintoo th ethe point pointss neares nearestt the timotoruian e to go ahead. This procedure 301-3113O1-311 WATCHUNG WATCHUNG AYE..AVE.. Governmentfinirrnmcnl ConvoConvoyy Caplnrt-dCaptured.. waswas ena.-teienactedl S«tiirdaSaturday> ntght night,. and u -amidelivereddelivere as d onlyonly.. On October 30 a Spanish column of reservatioreservationn frofromm thithiss an andd oth« otjh«rr pla npla*** ». tha.e misty rain had nivered the gla-ss in -DZAXXBS On October 30 a Spanish columnlly*B y ofto-nighto-night t itit i s estimateis estimated;d that S.OUthatU the-.(M> misty rain had covered the glass in 1.3001.300 menmen., undeunderr Col .Col. Tejerize Tejerize,, left left theihe vestibulvestibulee thithe* mntiirnuimot orn mi} claim n claimss to to ManzanillManzanilloo foforr VaguitaYaguita.. wit withh convo convoyy of ofhouseshouse s wilwilll havhavee bee nbeen erecte erectedd on th one hav thee Ite.-n unable to see the danger promisedpromised landland.. ha\*e l»e.*n unable to see the dangerDemulcent Lumber, Coal, Mason: /■ eightyeighty wagonwagonss loadeloadedd wit hwith provision provisionss lights-light*. >lependindependingg solelsolelyy upo uponn the conthe- con-Demulcen t Lumber, Coal, Masons and 1,000 Manzer rifles) and it in muni- ductor's signals. As the conductor and 1.000 Mauzer rifles and ammuni-KXPKK*KXPRl- J -8 KtlllllKKROBBKHSS SKXTK SKNTKNCKOM 111 ductor's signals. As the conductor tion.tion. ThThee insurgents. insurgents,! wh o awhot first at first wentwent dowdownn toto deat deathh wit h withthecar.i thet car. it werewere ververyy fafarr fro mfrom th e roathyd throade con the- Fardenh'ardrcon- n anandd BarnriRankedt tiel GeeKiv e FiveYear Yearss willwill neveneverr InIk*- knowknownn wha twhat cause dcaused him CreaCreamhim m ooff MaterialsMaterials,, &c&c.. veyvey tooktook,, onlonlyy succeede succeededd in reachinin reachingg it it EachI ii li IInn PrisonPriaon., t<»to faifaill toto se esee th ethe light slights or knoorw thaknowt that onon ththee suga sugarr estate estate.. Sofis Sofid.. nea nearr Veguita Vcgnita.. Indianapolis.Indianapolis. NovNov.. 18 . -418. Do —(n■ KarDon - thethFar-e bridgbridge e wawass swung swung.. The insurgents. 500 strong, fiercely The insurgents. 500 strong, fiercelydenden anandd Jame.lamess K . ItainettR. Barnet^,. the twtheo two Witch-HazeWitch* Hazell AgentAgentss foforr King'King’ss Windso Windsorr Asbesto Asbestoss Cemen t foCementr Wall s anford Walls and - foughfoughtt th thee Spaniards Spaniards,, an dand afte rafter a shor a tshortmemenn whivhoo robbe robbedd th ethe Aduufc Adamss Kxpres Expresss INSIKII MSI' ED) Il.l.t-XSAIILLEGAL. M)IKS NOTES.. butbat MO.MIbloodyV engagemenengagementt th thee insurgent insurgentss companycompan y ))off SliUNK$16,000i a t Tejrrat e TejrreHaut e ItogoiHaute a Bank Manager Got* Fifioon succeeded in taking two wagons laden KII2I>IA Bank Manaerr Oets Klfteen IsIs ththee EffectuaEffectuall an dand succeeded in taking two wagons ladensomesom e timtimee ag agoo an dand the n tt^dthen tofled Ne tow New MonthMonth*s inIn I'rtsonl*rt*nn.. with crackers. 18."» Maua?r rifles and IS Orleans, plead guilty* in th»* federal with crackers. 185 Mans*r rifles and Orleans15 , plead guilty in tbe federal Xew York. SJor. IH.—A special cablt EleganElegantt ToileToilett CreaCreamm boxes of ammunition. . The Spaniards courte;>urt herheree anandd wer weree senteiietM sentencedl to fiv toe tiveXew York. Xov. 18.—A special cable boxes of ammunition. _ The Spaniards tot)i thth«*e Ili-ralIh-raldd fro fromm I'anatu Panamaa says :says: Th e The hadhad 12 12kille dkilled and morande thamoren .10 years'yearsthan' imprisonmenimprisonment50 t anandd t o pato y paya fine a tine - for the for the •founded, almost all %jith maehettts. I'.erald'Herald’ss correspondencorrespondentt inin l(>igot Bogotaa tele -tele- Wounded, almost all with machetes.ofof ?:>oo > eaehea<*h.. KardeF'ardt»nn wa swas an employan employee graph s that Arturo Malo O'Leary, A Good Thin i The rebels had 4 killed a ad 14 wounded. ofof ththee expresexpresss compan company'y and andBaraet Barnettt graphs that Arturo Malo O'Leary, The rebels had 4 killed and 14 wounded. manager of t!,e National bank in that A Good Thin Rebel Succpss. workeworkedd foforr th thee Vandali Vandaliaa rai lraiJriwnl. road. manager of thtf National Imnk in that Bebel Snccpss. city,city, hahass bee nbeep sentence sentencedd to tiiteeton ttit«*enHandHands s anandd OnOn '':<•the 1s1stt inst inst.. Gen Gen.. t-onzale Gonzaless Mune Munezz A $2.000.al.sn pa ypay a tin ea oftine M'.i-.im of i 83i*8.l furr thirty-seve thirty-sevenn Face. leaderleader RaliabiM witwithh 1.50 1.5000 me nmen in Sahanain Sabana,. XewNe w YorkYork.. XovXov.. 18.— 18.—AA sjiccia speciall from fr»*mdaysdays iinn additioadditionn t o thto e regulathe regnlarr term, term, ValenzuelaValenziolaan andTaralejoj.d I'aralejo TheTheyy fough foughtt AtlanticAtlanti c Cityt'ity.. X.N. J. . Hay»:J.. lsays: el rebelss compellin compellingg Kelly.Kelly , aa capitalistcapitalist,, ani antil Georjf < ieorgee Bdwartt KdwartUs Hin-e n«*e e sh«-ets.sheets.. ThThee note notess issue issuedd amounte amountedd FoForr sal*al<-e a tat popularitpopularityy iinn thathatt wat wav.. WheWhenn you buyouy i tbuy you itdon' yout jus don’tt just Munez.Munez. inin spitspitee o f ofhi shis superio superiorr forces forces,, 11Hartling anting, . aa Ne Xeww Yor Yorkk architect architect,, are inare loto inVU.OOO.OUO 8‘.».ooo.ooo.. ScnoSenorr Ks.-ipioi Kscipioni Canal , Canal, get somethinsomethingg toto cove coverr you you,, ba tbut somethin somethingg to dres tos yodressu you toto retrearetreatt toto' Veguita Veguita.J Th e SpanisThe h Spanishthisthis citcity* y inin regart regardl to ato S2.0^Ni.lNNa > hotel the newlhotely appointe d consul in New the newly appointed consul in New inin ththee propeproi»err sens sensee of thaof tthat word word.. generalgeneral hahadd t o tofor m formsquare ssquares more totomore bhee erecte erectedd i nin Chelsea Chelsea.. >|r . HardinMr. Hardingg OrleanOrleans s frofromm ColombiaColombia,, ha shas saile sailedd for fc-r thanthan onceonce,, losinlosingg mor moree tha thann 30 0 300kille dkilledsayssay s thathatt JacoJacobb Rothschilds Rothschild*,, a Nea wNeNewXeyvw York York.. LeggetfLeggett’ss PharmacyPharmacy., . •orr woundedwounded.. TheThe insurgents insurgents'' loss walosss wasYorkYor k manman,. wilwilll b e interestel»e int«*r«*stedd in thein the ninenine killekilledd anandd twenty-seve twenty-sevenn wountied wounded.. newne w hotehotell toto th ethe exten extentt of 817.Vi.miof 87.Vi.ocKio and and 1,1-YI.-. \ iKA: K-< )LHMil M tV I>I:UI:RH OK RKK.. TheThe rebelrebelss remaineremainedd i n possessioin possessionn of thatthaoft iitt wilwilll t» el»e read readyy for occupancfor occupancyy by by ‘J’m*'.!•><' aa jarjar.. the fi Id. They captured many arms It**r«**l»elmKrmhrlm S«-«-MISeeij^i*H T OTo Tak« Taket No NoInter Inter*- the fi Id. They captured many thetharmse sprinspring g ooff 18971897.. #**r In HI* Predicament. *ndind mucmuchh ammunitionammunition.. nal In His Predicament. Educational. Overcoats ABORIGINES' liiMII. NewNew YorkYork.. |NovNov.. 18.—Jaco 18.—Jacobb Berejt - lieres- Overcoats ABORIGINES* TOMB. IFitibosiern iliunsiera l.nndfdbanded.. heim.hiim. ththee 15-yenr-ol1.Wear-oldd c t Mondalast y Monday easeasyy ttoo selec selectt wha whatt wil lwill sui t suityou . you. betweenbetween thithiss porportt an d andGuantanamn Guantanamo. makingmakin g excexcavationsa vat long SatuniaSaturdayy evenin eveningg morning,morninif . iais stil stjlll linfi.iUjuartfix . ThThee prii«<>ne prisonerr seem s s**einsu U EverythingEverything inin FabricFabric.. StylisStylishh Designs Designs.. plentplentyy <>off armarmss an dand ammunition ammunition.. Sev - Sev-thethe weswestt parpartt o fof thi sthis city .city. It wasIt scale wasd sealed•a»-.e•;i',.i- nnoo ii.ti-rvsinterestt in hiin s surrounditifrhis surroundingsv SYSTEM,SYSTEM. eraleral personpersonss whwhoo cam ecame here hereto-da y to-day andand whewhenn exploreexploredd i t wait swas foun foundd that iithat uti;tit devote-«levotes. h|h|s> entir entiree attentio attentionn to a t*» 1 a frornfrom ththee countr countryy sa ysay tha thatt the ythey me t meta waswa s ththee tom tombb o f twelvof etwelve aliorigiiies al*origiiics.. newnew pai pairr ooff trouser trouserss f^iv^ givenn hi m sinchim e since 225 5 MadisoMadisonn Avenue Avenue.. EleganElegantt WorkmanshipWorkmanship.. PerfecPerfectt Fitters Fitters.. rebelrelH'l partpartyy of of:«* )300 infantr infantryy and 20and0TheTh e 200twelvtwelve e skeLetonskeletonss wer weree propiMt proppedl in hishiins arrestarrest.. TheThe detectiive detectims refns e trefuseo to cavalrycavalry,, undeunderr Demetri Dcmetrioo Castillo Castillo,, ver yvery a sit^injsitting; positiopositionn wit hwith thei r theirfaee > tofaces- allowallo to-w hihimm toto (font-ern conversee wii hwith an y anyone. one. AndAnd alalll atat th ethe lowes lowestt price pricess in a quartein a rquarter of a century of a . century.We can suitWe; can suit: nearnear thithiss citycity.. AllAll wer e werewell dres.sejt>v. lO.-fimina l-iw- HandBand IInn CriticalCritical.. Xew York. Nov. 18.— Rimnu I-aw- M1SMISSS ELEANOELEANORR DEMARE8TDEM A REST.. rencc.rence. wifwifee ofof h i I gaEdgarr Va nVan Ktten .Kttcn. gen- gen-Paris.1'aris . NovXov.. IN.—Th18. — Thee poHitio positionn of thofe the McGregor & Co., _ WASWANTT SMSMUGGLERSI <.(.l.hits BBliKASKRELEASED.U r n-m-li warship Admiral Itaudlin, 9 44 tftf McGregor Si Co., eraleral superintendensuperintendentt ofof th ethe Ne wNew York YorkFrench warship Admiral Baudin. whichMhirh rarann agrounagroundd las t lastWednesda Wednesdayy BurinBurin' ss BusinesBusinesss Ik-In Beingg Kulne Bulnedd by CentralCentraby l A*& HudsoHudsonn Hive rRiver railroad railroad,, is is 850-852850-852 BroaBroadd Street Street,, Newark Newark,, X. JN.. J. . TheirTheir IImprisonment. in prison tnent. d«raddead aatt ththee famil familyy hom ehome in' (hi irt^fhiss city. nightnilfhcity.t inin ththee roadstea rt*adsteadd of Salinesof Salim's,, isles isle* St.St. JohnsJohns,, XN.. F..-N"ov F.. Xov.. 18.—Th 18.—Thee peo - Shepeo-She .vawass aa daughte daughterr o f l)rof . CharleDr. Charless M. ofof M.llvcres 11yeres.. in thin e Mediterraneanthe Mediterranean,, is is pleple ooff lluriBurinn hel heldd a, masa.’ masss meetin meetingg last Layvrence.Lawreneelast . whwhoo durinduringg hi shis life walife s awascritical,critWal a . anandd jjrav gravee fear fearss ar eare entertaine entertainedd thai she will become a total wreck. LeM»D'II» iriveigiveni i>n<*n Maii'loli Mandolinn am i Violiand n Vi«*linbf l*v nightnight ttoo petitiopetitionn /th /thee governmen governmentt t prominentprominent< t physiciaphysiciann anandd publi publicc ma nman of ofthat she will liecoine a total Pn*f.Pr"twreck.. JanifMJanie* . KF r.Hll-rHall*-ry.v K. r lerra*F t . term*.••!••_ \a- *•!••«. in- releasreleasee ninninee businesbusinesss me menn o f oftha thatt tow ntownOrangeOrang e countycounty*,, thithiss state state.. TheThe weatheweatherr lia hass become become, worw wora*.. quirei» t at •£• »m*.. Vanderhef VamlerhevWk i NuiteU A 'SatFall tel*’ Styles Hats and Furnishings Real Musi**- Sti>nStore- 117 m Fall Style11s : tnHat s and Furnishings Real ,wh.whoo araree inin prison prison;; fo rfor smuggling smuggling., he Ik- Hack from Atlanta. "causcausee of~thof~thee datiiairdatnagee resultin resultingg to tradeto trade, KncounterrdKncountered HurricaneHurricaness a tat Sea Sea.. li.i«-k from Atlani a. LARGEST STOCK, all grades. BEST GOODS lowest prices llarrislmrjf. I'a.. Xoiv. IS. — ix>re-openn CJm ing their cargoes of fish owing to linelinthee steamesteamerr AssyriaAssyriann fro m fromGlasgo Glasgoww Atlant a . \|M>sili.m at •> o'clock las' U. B.B. ORANE. CRANE. ^ rHHtU-' r nn<\ Fnrq. HatterH and Purni-hf demoralization of business through for Philadelphia arrived here venter Atlanta exposition at t» <»*el«M*k SEPTEMBERlas’ 19.19. 189S. 1S95. demoralization of business throughfor Philadelphia arrived here yesterevening.evening . TheTheyy wer ewere delighte delightedd w^Tl w : I 1 **• * \Y*»8t FrontHfr>~»t Str^t.. theirtheir imprisonmentimprisonment.. day. Capt. Hujrhes reported having day. 4'apt. Hughes reported havingthtlire hoHpitUiitjiB*|)ii;ill4^p college- ob- ,,1> in >|ftiiHi«*r to Ws^h -.- SchoolSchoo*m. l ^ ^ BorseHorses** boanleboardedd byby th« *th** day day.. we»- kwe**k or monthor . month.Espeoia l Especialaoeonintoda accommodation**t . servatorservatorvy aiinonn.eiannouncedl th Ie he discover discoveryy of aofTheTh 5, e PopPopee UtaouaseDiscussess Turkis Turkishh \fT.iir Affair*.- St.St. IVtcrsl>urjrPetersburg.. NovNov.. I•*._:! 18.—II.. K. l. K. 1 AndAnd kindergartenKindergarten,, transientransientt tratlrtrade.. OfficOfficee an dand stables stables.. brighbrightjeomett comet witwithh a ataii l tailby Perrinby I’errinee of IU>meRome.of . XovXov.. 18.—ThIS.—Thee pop popee yesterda yesterdayy Kotaa*bue.Rotcebne. Uu.ssiaRussianu niini.jte mini.iterr t- . t«.A IT;. -.-..i • : i. 225:t,« 5 WASHINGTONWASHINGTON AVENUE.AVENUE. the Liik observatory. Tin- ot>je<-t w gavegave aann audiencaudien«*ee t o Monsignoto Monsignorr Alt Alt 1- 1 147147.. 149140.. 151151 Nort hNorth Avenue Avenue.. Opposit eOpposite Railroa d RailroadStation. Station. the Lick observatory. The object was I**rghenr «nandd Ifcj'Ifci*n. *n.vi ' y.i\ il• .-.-it !".-'.• ■ ;\il Noi-h Plainfield. N..T first seeseenn yesterdayesterdayy a tat l.$U l..To.. Greenwk- Greenwichh mayer.mayer . ththee apoKtoliapostolicc delegat delegatee to .VIto . i. Xor»h rtninfleld. S. J liiiiLiil'«it:l.u UKir.itU/i-.M- :.i..i . II. . * . .Mi- .4* . FRANK D»v M I meameann timetime,, in inK . A!:.. i: rA. hour l.Ts 4hoars4 ml, 44Minor.Minor tnb-. HisHis balinem holinessi and thande d.-legu.the d**legUk.. Re opens Thursday. Sept. i2. A.. C.C. Ri.A!Bi_v;rr Pn>|>rwt«»Proprietor.! Frank Dav Man^* Nlil IfH. | ft*- * .. .4 U/.l uCReopen > 1.1s Thursday, Sept i2. Tele|«h«>u«Telephone» 1V152J >uue,-t.-.lwith alwithl i-irruit all circuitst of Sew of Jeix*y Sew. SeJersey.w Yo rSew Yor* mtes,ales, declindeclinen ioio - N.. 1N. degre 1 degreee l<> -..-,•.,n. U) e n»<* ■* transferrJd t lsuicQ. i BorB<*r»a r.H-«\n re«*eive*ll unti untill to vi«. iir rear*. >f an? of age anandd Br-'kl-yiiBrooklyn..

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I.NSUKANCE. AANN HISTORICHISTORIC EDIFICE.EDIFICE. , insurancelamrance atat LowestLowest Rates.Rates. 'LORIST."LORIST. OlOldd ChristChriat Church,Church. Philadelphia,Philadelphia, A.A. E.E. LINCOLN,LINCOLN, A LameLame HIM II TKl LIFE SAVING' SERVICE WM. H. ABBOTT, in wmCelebrateCelebrate#* ItaIts 200th2OOf b Anniversary.Anniversary. LIFE SAVING SERVICE SSO220 PARKPARK.AVE.. AVE. mamann isis scarcelyscarcely moremore thanthan PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia.. Nov.Nor . 18.18.—Whe — Whenn ththe< . General Insurance Agent, LargeassortmentLarge assortment ofof ferns ferns andand otherother halfhalf a mnnmnu eithereither inin comfortcomfort Government Again Mark- chimeschimes inin thethe belfrybelfry ofof OldOl dChrist Christ WorWorkk AccomplishedAccomplished DuringDuring , General Insurance Agent Splantslants.. ChoiceChoice cutcut flowers daily. daily. FloralFloral Government Again Mark- churchchurch pealedpealed forthforth thethe hour hour ofof morn- morn desigesignn workwork forfor allal l occasionsoccasions aa spec- spec- oorr effectiveeffective work.work. MRCOR.. FRONTFRONT andand NEWNEW STS. STS . ialty. * inging Armenians’Armenians' Homes.Homes. injingr serviceservice yesterdayyesterday thatthat venerablevenerabl ththee LastLast FiscalFiscal Year.Year. PLAINFIELD,PLAINFIELO. N.N . J.J . parisparishh recordedrecorded thethe entranceentrance intointo ttheh thirthirdd centurycentury ofof itsits honored honored andand his- his - JJ.. W.W. VanSickle,VanSickle, iiTwMoi Allcock’s toric existence. The church whei all kinds of Allcock's TheThe MostMoat SrrlouHHrrlona AnxietyAnxiety Prevail**Preratla, toric existence. The church where OveOverr 5,0000,000 PersonaPersons RescuedRescued fromfroam jrjr e.e. popePope && Co.Co.,, OeorfrGeorgee andand MarthaMartha WashingtonWashing-ton worwor-- FRESH AND Veaael5'esselas InIn DistressDistress andand OnlyOnly 220O Porous Plaster IlceauacItrcanw PreviousPrctlnat llou«*tmint serionawrions anxietyanxi«-ty prevails,prevails, andand the th eandand stripes.stripes. BehindItehind thethe pulpitpulpit hnhungn ] • VanBuren external remedy can reach. asterasterss withinwithin thethe scope scop eof o fthe th eservice servie * _ ]•- VanBuren #r JobbingJobbing promptlypromptly attendedattended toto.. Be»areBrwmra mfmt ImIuuIom,Iariiatloaa. Don» MW * •da 4+ sitnationsituation isis becomingbecominfr worse.worse. TheThe ggov-o oonn oneone side side aa colonialcolonial fla|rflag andand on on the th V.V. Btringer.Utodnger, 1 , L.L C.. C Kline.. Kline . c«<«c4 Inasai -pea having “ AlXCOCa’a.** ernmenternrornt isin obtaining' aa recordrecord ofof theth exceedexceedss thatthat ofof anyany previousprevious yearyear byby ' & Tlmpson, nTt GrandviewOrandview ate.are. MM Jackson Jackson ave. are . otherother thethe AmeriiranAmerican emblememblem ofof to-day.to-day . •eventy-nineseventy-nine.. ThisThis largelarge excessexcess isis in in a » & Timpsoiv , houseshousea inin wwhic hichh ArmeniansArmenian* live.live. ThisThi» ThThee semi-choralsemi-choral serviceservice incidentincident toto the th e Allcock'iiAllcock's ComCorn Shields,Shields. a<-tioactionn causescaun«i alarm.alarm. 1beeaniM stem use! inin severalsevera measurmeasuree foundfound toto bebe due due toto the th eexten- exten - 163 lorth avenue, Plainfield, H. j. JOHN P. EMMONS.EMMONS. Allcock’sAllcock's BunionBunion Shields,Shields. occasionoccasion werewere ofof theth emost roost impressive impreawir siosionn ofof thethe service, service, butbu t principallyprincipally tot» 163 Forth arenne, Wai-field, R. J towns.nvns wht*renhcre massacre*nUMitTn Lavelj«ve noccurredO charactercharacter,, andand werewere readread byby I>r.Dr .Chas. Chas . HareHm noBO equal equal asas • • reliefrelief andud cure can forfor i i i.».'c- house*h'ni*o» ofof ArmeniansArinenuiHr> *iadfiad ls*en pre ththee conditionsconditions ofof weatherweather whichwhich pre-pre - flasoriasonn andand Builder,Builder, d by v EllisKllis Steven*,Steveni». rectorrector ofof thethe church, church. as-a» - vailed duringduring thethe year.year. 53'hileWhile ththe* WmTb:. D. 1thickstun.TH'CKSTUN. •>-ii,!U»t iouslyy markeil.marked. Several.Vrrnl ofof theth e leadlemd sistedsUtcd byby severalseveral ofof theth eclergy. clergy . ThThee WaWufctegto a avenue Cuit'ug Armenian Armenia nmerchant* rar.-luintM have har esought worworkk ofof thethe service service isis thusthus shownshown toto RealReal EstateEstate andand Insurance,Insurance; Brandreth’s Pills sermonsermon waswas preachedpreached byby Ih*.Dr .William Willia havhavee beenbeen increased,increased, itit isis satisfactorysatisfactory utit Prospect place. Brandreth's Pills andui;d receivedivceivrd sheltershelter iuin ththee house* of A. Seabury of New York, professor o • ~\ irr1*7 NorthNorth avenueavenue removremovee indigestion,Indigestion, constipationconstipation A. Sea bury of New York, professor of ttoo knowknow thatthat thethe record record ofof thethe year year Kuropt^nhbunipeans.. TheTh<* AmericanAmrrican mission ecclndasticaecclesiasticall politypolity inin the the generalgeneral the-the- JobbinJobbingg ■PromptlraorauiaH^.g"***”*y attended to. Ivorirw andand kidneykidacj complaint.aonplaint. arhfsarit>> atat HitiisItitlin havehave U*legraphe

I PLAINFIELDPLAINFIELD DAILYDAILY PRESS,PRESS, MONDAY,MONDAY, NovemberNOVEMBER iS.18 , 1891S955

THTheE DailyDAILY ; Press.PRESS. , PARTICULARPARTICULAR MENTION.MENTION. “Pure"Pure andand Sure.Sure.”" Aa.. L.L . FORCE.PORCE. EditorEditor andand ProprietorProprietor.. Mrs.Mrs. CharlesCharles YV.W. Lines,Lines, ofof 1818 ElmEl m PublishedPublished Daily,Daily, exceptexcept Sutidar.Sunday, atat 3:30p.3:30 p. m.m place,place, isi« confinedconfined ttoo herher homehome byby ill-ill - PrettPrettyy aass a PicturePicture ness.ness. IOC10* NorthNorth avenue.avenue. i TelephoneTelephone CallCall 6181.. ExEx CongressmanCongressman TimothyTimothy KellyVofKellyVof (Tevelands PLAINFIELD,PLAIJJFIELD, N.N. J„J. NOV.NOV. 18.18. 1895.1895. ElizabethElizabeth,, waswas inin PlainfieldPlainfleld SaturdaySaturday bnon business.business. w Baking Powder.. ThThee DisplayDisplay ooff WKATHKWEATHERR INDICATIONS.INDICATIONSICA . Cleveland s HarryHarry McGee,MoGee, ’96'i»6 S.,S., ofof Yale,Yale, spentspent SaturdaySaturday andand SundaySunday atat hishis homehome oonu (Furnishedlyurnished bybjr WeatherWeather ObserverObserver Xeagle.)Seattle.) “Absolutely the best and most ChoiceChoice GoodsGoods OrcharOrchardd place.place. "Absolutely the best and most MondayMonday andand TuesdayTurndmy Fair;Fair: PolderCoMn Mrs.Mrs. Ford,Ford, ofof WatchungWatchung avenue,avenue, iiss desirable baking powder manufactured.’ T"t—il.iy K>tiiiiiK or Sil»-ht. desirable baking powder manufactured." at Peck’s. Tuesday Evening «r Night. visitingvisiting her.brotherher.brother,, GordonGordon Burton,Burton, at Peck's. GENGen.. S.S . H.H . ‘Hurst,/,HURST , late Ohio Food Commissioner.Commissioner. AtAt *» o’Cloeko'clock Leggett'*I..-KK'"'- ThermometerThfrmonwIM ofof Philadelphia.Philadelphia. Re gi Ate red 54.14 Degree*.Dr(re«. RoyRoy C.C. James.oJames,off thethe ColumbiaColumbia C'yeleCycle Academy,Academy, spent SundaySunday atat ritis^his homehome EARLYEARLY INTELLIGENCEINTELLIGENCE THEATRICAL.THEATRICAL. COMINGCOMING EVENTS.EVENTS. inin AsburyAsbury Park.l'ark. The Bad Boy will make his father. School Suits, AnnouncementsAnnouncements ooff alalll meetlngHmeetings,. etc.,etc.. willwill bbee MisMisss LouiseLouise CarterCarter,, ooff Montclair,Montclair, iiss ——Mrs.Emm Mrs.Emmaa DarlinDarlingg undand family,family, ooff The Bad Boy will ttuike his father. made.inicade.in thithiss column,column, freetree ofof chargecharge,, ifif copycopy iIss “Major"Major PtH-k,’’P«>ck," standstand aroundaround lively,lively, ttoo School Suits, ththee guestguest ofof MissMiss EvelyEvelynn Smith,Smith, ooff RahwayItithway road,road, movedmoved ThursdayThursday ttoo 920920 , furnishedfnrniPhed byby 1010 a.a- m.m . thethe undoubtedundoubted delightdelight ofof bigbig audi-audi- MadisonMadison avenue.avenue. SouthSouth avenue.avenue. I encesences atat MusicMusk- Hall.Hall. ThursdayThursday night.night. JohnJohn F.F. Wiechers,Wiecbers, ofof GrantGrant avenueavenue $1.95, $2.45, $3.45, 4.25, $5.00, $6.00 NovemberKovi-iiil IIT is—Promenade10—Promenade concertconcert atat ColumbiaColumbia —The—The unusualunusual sightsight ofof a yokeyoke ofof , ThThee situationssituation- inin thethe playplay areare allall capi-capi- $1.95, $2.45, $3.45, 4.25, $5.00, $6.00 Cycle Academy tor benefit of J. L. andand WestWest EighthEighth street,street, returnedreturned 1 Cycle Academy for benefit of J L. oxenoxen fromfrom overover thethe mountainmountain causedcaused I tal,tal, thethe dialoguedialogue isis pleasing,pleasing - briskbrisk amiami • WisemanWiseman andand thethe hospital.hospital! fromfrom MexicoMexico FriduyFriday night.night. quitquitee a littlelittle excitementexcitement onon FrontFront NovemberNovember is—Theis—The entertainmententertainment ofof thethe En-En - wonderfullywonderfully freefree fromfrom “chestnuts."'"chestnuts." BOYS' LONG RANTPANT SUITS.SUITS- terpriseterprise Minstrel ;| CompanyCompany atat NewNew Mrs.Mrs. SarahSarah A DietrichDietrich andand theth estreestreett thisthis morning.morning. andand thethe manman whowho willwill notnot laughlaugh heart-heart- Market.Market. : MisseMissess Dietrich,Dietrich, ooff GrovGrovee street,street, araree —J.—J. HowardHoward Leggett,Leggett, thethe druggistdruggist ilyily whenwhen hebe seessee* ththee playplay musmustt indeedindeed $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 and $12. NovemberNovember lg^Ballla^Ball Ofof IndependentIndependent Sli.-n.t7.rSheutzenu atat ththee AtlantAtlantaa Exposition.Exposition. isis makingmaking a specialtyspecialty ooff WitchWitch HazeHazell [ be of a mon.se and sentimental $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 and $12. Corpe.Corps. ' lx? of a morose and sentimental dis-dis- ~-—Novembe——Novemberr 18—Lecture18—Lecture ofof thet he MondaMondayy After-After- Mrs.Mrs. J.J. P.P. AllisAllis andand MissMiss ElizabethElizabeth Soap,Soap, whichwhich hehe claimsclaims isis freeffre e fromfrof m alalllll position.position. noonnoon Club-atClub-at thetli- CasinoOIMII'. byby Pmf.R.H.l'i• -f l:.ll AllisAiiis,, ooff WesWestt FifthFifth street,street, leftleft thisthis impurities.impurities. LargLargee babarr tetenn cents.cents 1 Carpenter,Carpenter, ofof ColumbiaColombia College,College, onon morningmorning onon a shortshort outing.outing. —Oxl—Cod liverliver oiloil thatthat isis palatablepalatable isis |j —The-The throt-thre- dwellfugdwelling houseshouse- oonn ; "Dante.""Dante." a:30p.a:30p. inin.. i West Front street, l>ciiig erected by | s. NovemberNovember i»—Bowling.10—Bowling. CrescentCrescent WheelmenWheelmen WesleyWesley Abbott,Abbott, ofof YaleYale ’99,".» , spentspent ononee ofof thethe manymany thingsthings onon salesale atat West Front street, being erected by vs.vs. NewNew JerseyJerney AthleticAtliletle Club,Club, aatt theth eSaturdaSaturdayy andSundayand Sunday withwith hishis parentsp.trent s Randolph’sRandolph's pharmacy.pharmacy. HisHi s sodasoda SamuelSamuel DreierDreier,, areare aboutabout enclosedenclosed j CrescenCrescentt alleys.alleys. aatt hihiss homehome onon CentralCentral avenue.avenue. waterwater isis stillstill asas popularpopular asas ever.ever. andand insideinside workw..rk wilwilll ssms..on Is-IK> com-com | - NovemberNovember 19—Y.l»—Y. M.M. C.C. A . membershimembershipp con-con- inencedmenced . testestt banquet.banquet. HowardHoward W.W. Corlies,Corlies, whowho isis nownow em-em- TheThe bargainbargain paperspapers atat Love's,Love's, HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS. North avenue, are going very rapidly, Nothing I ik- It. HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS. NovemberNovember 19—Annual19—Annual imhiectloij,ins iiection.., ofof JohnJohn ployedployed atat Paterson,Paterson, spent SaturdaySaturday North avenue, are going very rapidly, Nothing I.Iks It. HandHand Camp,Camp, NoSo.. at.20, Sons8ons ofof Vet-Vet -eveningevening andand SundaySunday inin thisthis city.city. andand nono wonder,wondef, forfor therethere areare threethree TimTimee bringsbrings manymany efiauges,--fiauge-., butbut ththee The Queen of Uprights erans. The Queen of Uprights erans. MissMiss Harkness,Harkness, ofof Philadelphia,Philadelphia, hahass beautifulbeaut if ul setssets markedmarked downdown toto 7 cents.cents. climateclimate ofof California,California, “The"Th e ItalItalyy ooff j NovemberNovember 19—Musical19—Musical entertainmententertainment ofof ChrixChris-- andand inin GrandsGrands Unsurpassed.Unsurpassed. ^__^^ tiantian EndeavorEndeavor Societymx-it-ty ofof CrescentCrescent beenbeen spendingspending a weekweek withwith herher friend.friend. — A large printingprinting presspress halias s justjust America.America,”" amiand thethe attractionsattractions ofof theth eJ AvenueAvenue church,church. given(riven byby WilliamWilliam MissMiss AnnaAnna Boice,Boice, ofof PafkPafk avenue.avenue. l>eenl>een completedcompleted atat Scott’sScott's andand isis Ix-ingbeing manymany famousfamous heaitiihealth andand pleasurepleasure rer* - J Edwards, of Brooklyn. EstablisheEstablishedd HearljrNearly SixtSixtyy TearsYears.. Edwards, of Brooklyn- CharlesCharles T.T . KissamKissam andan dfamily, family' , ofof packeparkedd today.today. ItIt goesgoes toto Maine.Main sorts,sorts, areare th*-the samesame yesterday,yesterday, today!today NovemberNovember 20—Football.30—Football. Soeonds<-.-..n.l Y.Y . M.M . C. A.A . ClarenceClarence ThorinThorne tootookk a photographphotograph ooff andand forever.forever. againstagainst thethe TrilhysTriltiys ofof Eli&betk.Eli A U-t 11. ata tCentraCentrall avenue,avenue, leftleft towntown SaturdaySaturday 103103 firstBret prizes.prizes. StrictlyStrictly highhigh grade.grade. 1 8:303:30 onon thethe Crescent Crescent Oval.Oval. Afternoon.Afternoon. forfor thethe weswestt wherewhere theythey willwill reside.Reside. itit Saturday.Saturday. TouristsTourist* nevernever willwill tin-tire ofof s|s-akingspeaking EndorsedEndorsed byby thethe greatestgreatest artists.artists. WWee November 30—Monthly meeting of the Cres- inin praiseprnis>- ofof tie*the softsoft andand balmybalmy airair,, cordially invite critical examination, November 20—Monthly meeting of tin- Cres- Mr.Mr. andand Mrs.Mrs . JosephJosep hShultise, Shultise of, o f —- ThereThere werewere twentvtwentv lsivsIwiys presentpresent cordially invite critical examination, centcent Wheelmen.Wheelmen. : thethe profusionprofusion ofof flowers,flowers, thethe magnifi-magnifi- andand shallshall bebe pleasepleasedd toto showshow ourour pi-pi- ManningManning avenue,avenue, areare entertainingentertaining thethe laslastt eveningevening atat ththee meetingmeeting ofof theth e NovembeNovemberr 21—Second21—Second reception ofof thethe Ameri-Ameri- centcent displaydisplay ofof fruits,fruits, thethe luxuryluxury ooff anosanos,, eveneven thoughthough purchasepurchase isis notnot In-in- cancan SocialSocial Club,Club, underunder thethe auspicesauspiceo MissesMisses MacCleandMacCleand ofof NewNew BrunswickBrunswick Boys'Boys' BrigadBrigadee iiun thethe FirstFirst BaptistBaptist tended.tended. HonestHonest pricesprices andand easyeasy terms.terms. of Lucetta Council. No. 38. Daughters seabathingseabathing andaud thethe beautifulIx-autiful walkswalks OldOld instrumentsinstruments taketakenn inin exchange.exchange. of Lucetta Council. No. 38. Daughters -Miss-Miss SadieSadie SearingSearing,, ofof MadisonMadison ave-ave- church.church. TheThe boysboys havehave receivedreceived theirtheir ofof Liberty,Liberty, atat CentralCentral Hall,Hall. capscaps andand beltsbelts andand willwill soonsoon beginbegin ttoo andand drives.drives. SendSend forfor illustratedillustrated catalogue,catalogue, givinggiving NovembeNovemberr 31—BallyM—Bally ofof ChristianChristian EndeavorEndeavor nue,nue, returnedreturned toto herher dutiesduties inin White’sWhite's fulfulll information.Information. drill.drill. TheThe interestinterest isi* growinggrowing very-very Then,Then, too,too, itit mustmust Is?t»e concede*iconceded thatthat delegatesdelegates atat First;Fir-t BaptistBai>tist Church.Church. todatodayy afterafter anan illnessillness ooff severalseveral days.days. with such excellent equipment, con- NovemberNovember 21—Ball21—Ball ofof A.A. 0.0 H..11 . atat ColumbiaColumbia fast.fast. with such excellent equipment, con- WAREROOMSWAREROOMS,, JohnJohn Thompson,Thompson, ofof theihe classclass ofof *96''.»; sistingsisting ofof RecliningReclining ChairChair Cars,Cars. Pull-Pull- CycleCycle Academy.Academy. j — AtAt a dancdancee givengiven aatt GarwoodOarwood lastlast NovemberNovember 21—Concert21—Concert ofof tilthee CrescentCrescent AvenueAvenue atat Yale,Yale, isis a guestguest atat thethe homhomee ooff manman PalacePalace SleeperSleeperss andand PullmanPullman 88 FIFTH AVE.. FridayFriday nightnight MisMisss SoraNora Sullivan,Sullivan, ooff PresbyteriaPresbyteriann Chtirehcinm-h choirchoir aatt theth eCharlesCharles F.F. Abbottibbott ofof CentralCentral avenue.avenue. DiningDining Cars,Cars, allall heatedheated byby steamsteam anandd nearnear 14th14th st.,st, NeNeww York.York. Casino.Casino. WesttleldWestfield,, andand JohnJohn Moran,M<>ran, ofof Plain-Plain- lighted with l'int-.-h Light, the Mrs.Mrs. LortonLorton McDermittMcDerimitt andand daugh-daugh- lighted witli Piutsch Light, the field,Held, wonwon flrstfirst prize.prize. ItIt waswas a handband-- Union Pacific. 'The Overland Route." “Tway’ii"Tway'a MusicalMusical Guest.**Guest," containingcontaining 8 pa#espages ofof music,music, interestinginteresting readingreading Ex-SpeakerEx-Speaker CrispCrisp> willwill probablyprobably leadlead terter Margaret,Margaret, ofof Orange,Orange, areare visitingvisiting Union Pacific, "The Overland Route.” mattermatter andand theatricaltheatrical news,new-, mailedmailed freefree onon application.application. 1010 3 6m6m somesome fanfan andand itit waswas presentedpresent»>d toto MissMis- is the tourists fav.>rite. Ask your thethe DemocraticDemocratic ri>iriorityriMnorlity ini n Congress.Congress. thethe MissesMisses SearingSearing olndn MadisonMadison aveave-- is the tourists favorite. Ask your Sullivan.Sullivan. O'ReillO'Reillyy furnishedfurnished ththee agentagent forfor ticketticketss viavia thisthis rout*-.route. : nue.nue. I Hon.Hon. FranFrankk Bergen,BergenL ofof ElizabethElizabeth,Eli , music.music. EE.. L.L . Lomax.Lomax. announcesannounces thatthat hbee isis dotpot a caicandidatecandidat e MissMiss MaryMary Thompson,Thompson, ofof SummitSummit —The—The chrysanthemumchrysanthemum corsagecorsage Gen'Gen'll Pass,Pass, andand Tkt.Tkt. Agt..Agt.. forfor thethe appointmentappointment ofof Attorney-Gen-Attorney-Gen- hashas returnedreturned afterafter spendingspending a fewfew bouquebouquett wornworn byby MisMisss StewartStewart atat theth e tnaha. NebNeb.. Rockview Ter- eraleral atat thethe handshands of ; Governor-electGovernor-elect daydayss atat herher homehome oonjn Rockview Ter- KirmessKirmess SaturdaySaturday evening,evening, wawass pur-pur - 11-tf14-tf EDSALL’S OriggBGriggs.. i. ' I race.race. EDSALL'S chasedchased andand presentedpresented toto herher atat theth e MissMiss ThornThorn ofof Elizabeth,Elizabeth, waswa s theth ematineematinee byby oneone ofof ththee littlelittle Japs.Japs, ThThee IndianaIndiana SupremeSupreme CourCourtt hahass guest Saturday of the Misses Wood- COMMERCIACOMMERCIALL PALACE,PALACE, BabcocBabcockk BuildingBuilding.. againagain sustainedsustained thethe “blackboard"blackboard law,’’law," guest Saturday of th<5 Misses Wood- MasteMasterr BertramBertram LeggettLeggett ofof MadisonMadisou landland ofof thethe borough,borough, antii.nd attendeattendedd ththee avenueavenue.. requiringrequiring railroadsrailroads toto notenote uponupon aa Kirmess. ©©©©©©©€©©©©£©ooeeeoeeeoe? ©©©O9© blackboard,blackboard, atat leastleast twenttwentyy minutesminutes Kirmess. —George—George JenkinsJenkins isis toto givegive hihiss . beforebefore thethe scheduledscheduled timetime ofof the the arri-arri- A.A. J.J. JohnstoneJohnstone findand familyfamily araree banjobanjo concerti--.ni-.-it inin MusicMusic Hall,Hall, Plain-Plain- valval ofof passengerpassenger trains,trains, thethe factfact asas toto movingmoving outout ofof theirtheir EastEast FifthFifth streetstreet field,Held, NovetnUferNovember 26th.ifith. SoNo doubdoubtt hhee residenceresidence andand willwill spdndspend thethe winterwinter iinn willwill havehave a largelarge audience,audience, asa* thethe peopeo-- whethewhetherr suchsuch trainstrains areate onlonj time,time, andand ofof thethe kindkind aridi,nd qualityquality ofof soapsoap BOYS’CLOTHING NewNew York.York. ple of that city appreciate good music, BOYS'CLOTHING liift late,late, howhow muchmuch.. 4 ple of that city appreciate good music, youyou useuse duringduring thethe coldcold weatherweather.. RaymondRaymond Force,Force, sdnspn ofof MrMr. . amian dantiand thethe concertconcert givegivenn byby MrMr.. JenkinsJenkins FancyFancy styles,styles', perfumesperfumes andand atat- i TheThe manman withwith thethe purepure whitewhite smilesmile Mrs.Mrs. CharlesCharles L.L. ForceForce ofof PearlPearl street,street, is full of it. Somerset Democrat. is full of it. Somerset Democrat. tractivetractive namesnames areare useless.useless. wantwantss toto climbclimb higher.higher. A faintfaint heartheart isis confinedconfined toto thethe houkehouse withwith intermit-intermit- AAtt HalHalff Price.Price. isis saidsaid toto havehave never: woni fairfair lady,lady, PuritPurityy isis thethe conscons derationderation ariaridd tenttent fever.fever. IManellen.IHinrllrn. andand certainlycertainly a dejecteddejected j spirit hahass anandd wewe havehave itit inIn ourou r [ Don’tDon't missmiss ththee opportunity.opportunity. IItt don'tdon't occuroccur everyevery day,day. anandd theythey areare sellingselling fastfast MissMiss FraifoesFratfces E.E . Loomis,Loornis, ofof WestWest Mrs.Mrs. T.T. J.J. JonesJones amiaud sister.sister. Mi*Miss* nevernever helpehelpedd a mamann to, ofof Yale,Yale, andand oneone Large Bars 10 Cents. isis said,said, willwill notnot seekseek a re-election.re-ehction. ofof thethe editorseditors ofof ThThe e YalYalee NewsNews,, iiss ofof JeffersonJefferson avenue.avenue. Large Bars 10 Cents. capescapes anandd withoutwithout cujtes,ca|»—, atat $2.65.$2.R5. $3.50,$3.50, andand up.up. > MissMiss JennieJennie Bolton,Bolton.'o off Glen(Men Gard-Gard- visitingvisiting atat thethe homehome ofof F.F . AA. . AndrewsAndrews ULSTERS ji FroFromm hintshints thrownthrown Outout byby thethe lead-lead- ofof CentralCentral avenue.avenue. ner,ner, isis visitingvisiting herher sistersister,, MrsMrs.. P.P. Har-Har- ersera ofof bothboth politicalpolitical partiparti es,es strongstrong man,nian. ofof FrontFront street.street. extraextra heavyheavy ChinchillaChinchilla,, allall sizes,sizes, atat $4.99.$4.99. $5.25$5.25 andand upup.. JohnsonJohuson YanDornVanDorn andand FivdFred Yau-Vau - probabilitiesprobabilities seemseem toto j exi4t• -.\ i- t thatthat twtwoo MissMiss BessieBessie Smith,Smith, whowho hasha s b«*enbeen D<>rn,Dorn, ofof Origgstown,Griggstowu,.; havehave returnedn-tuni.-.i KERSEYS importantimportaut joinjointt resolutionsresolutions willwill be!»• of-of - visitingvisiting friendsfriends iinn town, hashas return*-*!returned LEGGETT'SLEGGETTS.. homehome afterafter visitingMr,visiting Mr. anandd Mrs.Mr*. JohnJohn andand all-w*x>lall-wool flannel SailorSailor Suits,Suit*, $2.50$2.50 andand up.up. Boys’Boys' CapsCaps atat halfhalf price.price. feredfered immediatelyimmediately afteaftefr the ,assembling issembling homhomee tt*>o Newport,Newport. RR.. I.I . GoodwiGoodwinn ofof thethe borough.borough. ©ofJ thethe Fifty-fourthFifty-fourth CodgreCongress.s s. TheThe first first Mr.Mr. uudaud Mrs.Mrs. F.F . Lewis,Lewis, whowho havehave AUCTION 5ALE! In Our Big Basement willwill bebe anan affirmativeaffirmative OfO fthe the principles principles - Rev.Rev. ArthurArthur Crane,Crane, ofOf CarletonCarle ton aveave-- beenbeen spendingspending theirtheir honeymoonhoneymoon aatt AUCTION SALE! In Our Big: Basement nue.nue, hashas returnedreturned fromfrom Ottumka.Ottumka. Ia.la . The undersigned, who is about to einbodledefa bodied inin thethe MonroMonroee Doctrine,ex-Doctrine.ex- HigHighh Bridge,Bridge, havehave returnedreturned home.home. The undersigned, who is alxxit to Everything here for housekeeping. China Dept Values while they last HeHe willwill startstart a seriesseries ofof meetingsmeetijng* natt givegive upup fanning,fanning, willwill sellsell utat publicpublic Everything here for housekeeping. China Dept. Values while they last pressingpressin^ inin plainplain and ! vigorouvigorouss lanlan-- A Giddis.Giddis. ofof NorthNorth avenue,avenue, hitshas re-re -auction at his residence, on what is PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia onon Sunday.Sunday. auction at hi-* resid»-ne«\ <>n what Is (“3 2^ 50 dozendozen ironstoneironstone chinachina cupscups andand sau-sau- * _ _i. guagegiiage thethe sympathysympathy of, thethe AmericanAmerican turneturnedd homehome fromfrom hishis visivisitt withwith SamSam knownknown asas thethe “tjuarry"Quarry Farm."Farm." Wash-Wash- peoplepeople withwith thethe govemmeugoveruinen .; ofof VenezVenez-- MissMiss LilaLila AgnewAgnew Stewart,Stewart, wnowfio aurr ueluel GilesGiles antiand familyfamily atat PortPort Rich-Rich- ingtonington Valley.Valley, o*.un 3OCc taCMEach away odthey perfect,^ go at 3c U*st each. ^ English ware. 3^c fc3CMEach uelauela inin itsit- boundarboundaryy disputedispute withwith rangedranged Plaintleld'Plainfield’ss Kirmess,Kirmess, leftleft yeyess mond.mond. S.S . I.I . WednesdayWednesday,, Nov.Nov. 20,20, 18o,I8q55 GreaGreatt BritainBritain.. TheThe secondsecond jointjoint reso- terdayterday afternoonafternoon forfor Pittsburg,Pittsburgh whenwhere- Mr.Mr. an dozendozen thinthin blownblown tabletable tumblers,tumblers, allall perfect,perfect, foforr reso- atat 1 p.p . min , sharpsharp histit— stockstock andand farm-farm- thithiss salsalee onlyonly 2Jc•.»!•• each.each. lution,lition, whiehwhich is:is-bein beingg 'prejareprejaredd withwith sheshe willwill conductconduct anotheranother Kinness.Kirmeas. tireare spendingspending a fewfew daysdays withwith relativesrelatives inging implement--implements , consistingconsisting ofof babayy 254c 2'Ac *- irjuclim ueh care,uare, providesprovides forfor tietl e annexa-aanexa- ThThee ololdd membersmembers ofof thethe young oonn NorthNorth avenueavenue forfor thethe benefit'>eneflt ooff horse.horse, 2a cows,cows, poultry,'severalpoultry, several tonstons ooff young hay, corn and corn stalks, heavy farm tiontion ofof thethe HawaiianHawaiian IslandsIslai ds toto theth epien’smen's BibleBible classclass ofof MonroeMonroe AvenueAvenue Mrs.Mrs. Brown'sBrown's health.health. hay, corn and corn stalks, heavy farm UnitedUnitad StatesStates underuuder a perrterrii top a I form wagonwagon,, lightlight farfarmm wagon,wagon, familfamilyy carear-- tonal form ! chapel,chapel, willwill givegive a receptionreception ttoo theth e OOnn Tuesday,Tuesday, Nov.Nov. 19th,l'.rth, Rev.Rer. RobertRobert riago.riage, doubledouble andand singlesingle harness,harness, rid-rid- ooff government.government. newnew membersmembers thisthis eveningevening atnt theth eBurke,Burke, DeanDean ofof PhillipsburgPhillipsburg.. willwill de-de- inging saddlesaddle andand bridlebridle3uekey .Buckeyee mower,mower, chapel. liverliver a lecturelecture <>non “Stars-'Stars andand Stripes”Stripes" nearlynearly new,new, 4 plows,plows, :l3 harrows.harrows, *i Acme,Acme, ehapel. smoking and square* Cultivator, hay Dolls! SOCIETIES.SOCIETIES. AfterAfter a pleasantpleasant visitvisit!] withwith Mr.Mr. amiand titat eigheightt o'clock.o'clock. AdmissionAdmission wilwilll bbee smoking and square. Cultivator, hay Dolls! rigging, woodwood rigging,rigging, PortlandPortland cucutt Mrs.Mrs. J.J. C.C. VauDyke,VanDyke, of<>f EastEast FrontFront freefree.. ter,ter, corncorn shell*-r.hantlsheller.hand cart,cart, horsehorse rake,rnke, TheThe Woman'sWoman's ReliefRelicjf ('odybody dollsdolls 23,23, 29,29, 39,39, 49c49c andand up.np . yesterday morning. BrunswickBrunswick toto awaitawait thethe actionaction ofof theth ecutterscutters,, nikes,rakes, chains,chains, andand variousvarious JointedJobted dollsdolls 5,5, 10,10, 15,15,19 19,; 24,24, 29c29c andand up.up . IonuIona Council,Council, Degreef of if Pocotrontus,Pocohontas, , yesterday morning, otherother articles.articles. ConditionsConditions mademade knownknown willwill celebratecelebrate theirtheir thirdthird anniversaryanniversary j WilliamWilliam StarrStarr Bullock,Bullock, formerlyformerly ooff grandgrand jury.jury. TheyThey werewen ; takentaken bbyy onondavofaal dav of sale.e (iG. . W BCLLMAN.BULLMAX. DressedDressed dolls,dolls, thethe finest lineliu«> anandd lowestlowest pricesprices MondayMonday evening.evening. DeeeinbeijlSth.Decemberjlttth. . | thithiss city,eity, whowho hasha s bednbeen onon thet|ie citycity ConstableConstable Warden.Warden. Win.Wm. \N.. Pangls*rn,Pangborn, Auet’r.Auet'r. lln 18\H 2•' everover shownshown inin thethe city.city. staffstalTo off thethe SewNew YorkYork NunSun forTor some RevivaRevivall servicesservices werewen- ledled byby R*?v.Rev. SS.. Dol’sDojls selectedselected nownow willwill bebe heldheld forfor futurefuture dede-- WatchungWatchung Lodge,Lodge, So . 167,|«7 , IntelInter - liverylivery byby payingi>ayiu>r a smallsmall dejioait.deposit. nationalnational OrderOrder ofof Machinist;Machinists,, willwill holdhold months,mouths, isis nownow doingdoing |sdieepolice headheud-- FF.. Custard,Custard, ofof thethe MethodistMethodist church,church, JV>ir York Annouveem^nt. SundaySunday evening.evening. ThroughThrough thethe week.week. a grandgrand concertconcert andand b;t|lball onon or<>r aboutabout quartersquarters forfor the . SewNew YorYorkk MorningMorning GeorgeGeorge Angleman,Angleman, ofof ScotchScotch Plains,Plains, NeNeww Year's.Year's. ' Journal.Journal. willwill leadlead thethe meetings. meetings. Homer'Horner’ss FurniturFurnituree D0LL5. DOLLS. TheThe CatholicCath.i lie! Bene\jolentBenevolent LegionLegion ' SamuelSamuel H.H . Fenner,Fenner. brotherbrother ofof MrsMr s is the l es* It) Uie mat ket ts-cutl e rep DOLLS. DOLLS. willwijll meemeett DecemberDecember 1stlstlan and;d nominate! CliarlesCharles L.L. For*-*-,Force, ofof PearlPearl street,street, iiss la the :-e»» in 'lie maiket U-vau «rrp noimuaU- ie t at lescnrivg t he product i*-us of the l.est officers.officen. ThThe e electionelection ; wiwilll be hehl I fkepI’t at homehome withwith thethe grip.grip. H|sHis eoneon mal.qr-rewutiiigih onlv.e |-T.xlii.-ti«.usoN-- -uch magnificentf the i.est I !><• held Our ii;.-ii..»i only. N-- -ueli magnificent DecemberDeeepiber 15th.loth. I ditiondition yesterdayyesterday waswas seriousserious aiidam i bishi s display can In* -e<*n in America * e- HOT SODA Our display can In" -een in America i <•• HOT SODA fatrather, who lives in Pluekaniin. was ! TomorroTomorroww evening!4veningl DepartmentDepartment ]j her, who lives in Pluekamiiji. was enpies eight spaci.-u-fi >*>rs. arid no- on sale at the soda fountain. Sfsent fforr . cupi«« eight spaelou-fl.iora. ami no- PresidentPresident Mrs.Mrs. MaryMary Ajorsi,Morse, ofof NorthNorth 'j *" " ' where ran equal values in fine Furui- on sale at the soda fountain.! - wher1 e ran equal value* in flue Furni- Amon g the students who i-ainij from Reputation tu e Im* ob;ainej. Plainfield,Pla'infield. willwill inspectInspect [thethe Woman'sWoman's ! ft the students who eume from Reputation tue be obtained. ReliefRelief Corps,Crps. ofof lElizabeth.jElizabeth. j thethe differentdifferent collegescolleges SaturdaySaturday toto at-at - — AS tendtend thethe KirmesKirmesss werewere Harryharry McOeeMcGee,. NextNext SundaySunday afternoonafternoon RevR,-v. J.J. W.\V . Novelties for ths Holidays. RichardsonKijrhanUon willwill deliverdeliver inJn Friendshipfriendship ofof OrchardOn-hard placeplace,, fromfrom Yale,Yale, DalzielDalzi.-I Caterers Thi*M*Noveltie pri*«»s fo tU**unan«l*r k •>(Holidays arttcit**,fr«»m, EDSALL’S, Schoonmaker. of Central avenue, and Caterers Thi'-.- .-i.nii.ri-.> th»UMiMi» .-( »rtiei>»!.. fn.ra EDSALL'S. HallHall,, NewNew Market,Market, a sermonslermon oonn Sehoonmaker. of Central avenue, and th»» lm*xp**n*iVH R.*rk*»r. Oinir or Ant- HowardHoward Foster,Foster, ofof SewNew York,j fromfrom isis goodgood becausebecause wewe havehave brighbrightt ingth>' t».xi~n*iv.LH*i*k. t.* the- R.^-k^r nioiit. Bi»rtx*i'ii*.it,»« <"h«i r Dn'-owin*;or rtnr- “American-"Am«rican_ Patriotism,''Patriotism," ! beforebefore injff LH»sk. t.» the m.iftt .-x'luUtt- Dr.-<-in»c Princeton. Table • r < »<>in»*t. Tho*«*1 f •••!* f <*»* .*«»t« FriendshipFriendship Council,Council, Jr.jr. *>,«». 1}'.T~. A\ . yjM . Princeton. silver,silver, finfinee linen.linen. FrenchFrench china,china, Tallinu-M-fuLe • r ( a.-in.-t lun'l-i.nis. Tlio-" amid«**ir>"i> i .f >»i****m» ••cl- showsshows anan increaseincrease ofof businessbusiness onon ouourr googoodd cooks,cooks, obligingobliging waiterswaiters anandd ; jitAt thethe ““regular•;/ular comuiunii-atiou«ck. ti.lt- «*imI. miat l all:ln. I ..in I .i Ltitil,. li ..-• mirkoi.• in ou r MEN'SMENS JerusalemJerusalem LodgeLoiljge.. NoNoij 2*. F. and 2ii, F. and ablablee anandd wewe provideprovide liberally.liberally. Tii-Sendt »tK-k .for *m l abeautifullyt all i-r.••••<. i Umlillustrated, marknl . A.A. M..ML tomorrowtomorrow eveningevening., | itit i,is- ex- Send for beautifully illustrated EstimatesEstimates furnishedfurnished withoutwithout pectedpetted thatthat thethe lodgelodge willwjll Il> J-, honoicd HealthHealtb book,book. * OurOur AmeiicaoAmeiican HomesHome-, anandd PatenPatentt LeatheLeatherr Shoes.Shoes. honored chargecharge andand a visitvisit solicited.solicited. How To Furni-h Them." bby;y a visitvisit fromfrom MostMost UWorshipful'orshipful | SENSENTT FREEFREE How To Furni-h ThVm." BranchBranch storesstores aatt OceanOcean GrovGrovee WeWe sellsell nothingnothing butbut ththee veryvery best bes t FRENCHFRENCH CALFCALF goodsgood sof o fthe th efamous famou sJ J .& & GrandOijand MasterMaster Relcter.Relcter. T ItIt ais a nuticrnutter ofof vi«tVMt ImportanceImportance toto motheo.mwhm. W -The manufacturers of fhe GAIL BORDEN andand AsburyAsbury Park.Park. AddressAddress . R. J. Horner & Co., M.M. make.make. WeWe sellsell themthem forfor thethe pricpricee thatthat otherother houseshbuses chargecharge forfor thethe dodo-- 4 JohnJohn P.P . EmmonsEmmons hashas iirei-eive •eivedd Uithee * eagleEAQLE brandBitAM> ° condensedCONDENSED MILmilkK R.F arallJ. «rrHorne Maker* andr I aipitrl& Co. rr« , mesticmestic stockstock ofof inferiorinferior manufacture.manufacture. WeWe keepkeep a goodgood assortmentassortment o.’o.' styles,styles, issue a. pamphlet,pamphlet,entitle entitledd “INFANT"INFANT HEALTH."HEALTH.- I'urtiliwr*- M>*k-r* and lapnrlfr. contractcontract forfor thethe masonmason worl ofof J.C.J. C . jfj whichwhLh shouldshould bebe ineveryin every home.home. Address.Address. NEWNEW 6 sizessizes andand widthswidths andand arear e thusthus enabledenabled toto suitsuit mostmost anyany tastetaste oorr fitfit anyany foot.foot. £ YORKYORK CONDENSEDCONDENSED MILKMILK CO.,CO. , rt; iHuiaon Days', Newark, N. J. 61, 63, 65 W. 23d St., N. Y Manning'sManning's $6,nqu$«,iw)»i house ; ofion BelviderBelvideree Z Street,Street, NewNew York.York . Days', Newark, NJ.61,63,Adjulniag5 W.2 Idra3 dS>1 ii*rri.t N. Y TheseThese areare a fewfew ooff thethe reasonsreasons thatthat accountaccount forfor ourour increaseincrease ofof trade.trade. -avenue.avenue. ' ~ Horner A\

i PLAINFIELD DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1895.

HighesHighestt ooff alalll iinn LeaveninLeaveningg Power.—LatesPower.— Latestt U.SU. S.. Gov Gov’tt Repor Reportt yetret frecklesfreckles,, sunbursunburnn anandd tatann d»n'don’ti adaddd toto one' one’ss “ONLY SKIN DEEP”, beautybeauty!! - WhaWhatt thenthen,, asidasidee frofromm ththee dangeroudangerouss an andd "ONLY SKIN DEEP' " poisonous “skm cures” so freely advertised, can w* SPORTS use to clear andj ..bleach. u a wbad J complexion?i i , nWell,r •• why>. not. try yourpoisonou grandmother’ss "skin cures cure—lemon" so freely juice? advertised It will, ca nur- w i use to clear and bleach a bad complexion? Well, why not trv your grandmother's cure—lemon juice? It will ur- i ddoo alalll thatthat c»mcan bbee safelsafelyy doadonee t too clea clearr th thee skin kin.skin.. AnAndd trtrytryy iititt iininn ththethee pleasan pleasantpleasantt for formformm o ofoff REYNOLD' REYNOLD’SRFYNOI fVRS I LEMON FMflI PMfiMN l JUIi nII it • »-•, Sprinkler bottles 2o cents at rlCTr Lro STRIKESTRIKESS ANANDD SPARESPARES.S Baking ANANDD GLYCERINEGLYCERINE.. ThThee resultresultsa wilwilll pleaspleasee you you.. Sprinkler bottles 25 cents ut "-"- LCMUIM JUI >- REYNOLDS'SREYNOLDS’ & PHARMACYPHARMACY on|y- P~Park* anandd NortNorthh avenuesavenues.. (Establishe(Establishedd 1868. 1868.)) TomorroTomorroww evenineveningg ththee CrescenCrescentt • bowlerbowlerss wilwilll meemeett ththeNewe New Jerse Jerseyy Ath Ath-- Powder leticletic CluClubb bowlinbowlingg teiteamm iinn thithiss citycity.. ProfProf.. JASJAS.. FF.. RIGGS,D.D. ThisThis iiss ththee firstfirst gamegame;! iinn ththee LeaguLeaguee Will deliver a course aeriesseries.. I Will deliver a course of lecture studies 00 NIPPING THE EASTERN QUESTION NIPPING .Th_Tbee clubclubss composincomposingg ththee StandarStandardd ; LeaguLeaguee wilwilll bowbowll eigheightt gamegamess wit withh TOPICS AJfAJiDD DATEDATESS OOFF UtCTUBEHLECTURES.. ProfitProfitss iinn ththee bubudd jusjustt whewhenn ththee wintewinterr seasoseasonn i sis commencing commencing,, ba bntt w we» The first Y. MlC. A. eleven will meet A viatic EmpireIrv :: UtheM OrtaOrientt «atf T«4ajr;—N«v Today:—Nov.. M do it to reduce stock, to give us room for holiday goods. eaceachh otherother.. ThThee contestcontestss wilwilll begibeginn The first Y. MJC. A. eleven will meet ThThee SalvatioSalvationn ArmArmyy wilwilll holholdd a a Mohammed end JHohemmcdenlem Ore. 3 do it to reduce stock, to give as room for holiday MrMr. . MW ATTA TTII \INflO ^ havhave * hundre hundredd roll rollss of of fine fine Japanes Japanesee seam seam-- feefeell confidentconfident ooff scorinscoringg anotheanotherr vic vic-- benefitbenefit ooff ththee Children'Children'ss 1 1 with a strong determination to make Miller,oMi Her,off ththee InternationaInternationall YY.. MM. C.AC.A.. iTl/\ 1 1 11^1 VJ je88 lessjjj^ inlaidj designs designs.. Onl yOnly 14c th14ce yardthe .yard. torytory,, saysayss ththee WestflelWestfieldd StandardStandard.. with a strong determination to make HomeHome,, aatt a betterbetter showinshowingg againsagainstt theitheirr rivalsrivals committeecommittee,, wilwilll addresaddresss ththee younyoungg ThThee UnioUnionn CountCountyy CountrCountryy CluClubb o off men'men'ss meetinmeetingg iinn thithiss citycity.. WinWin.. N.N .THE CASINO, FIRPF PAfllP HearHeardd ooff itit?? AA neneww interlininginterlining,, softsoft,, thathann thetheyy werweree ablablee ttoo ddoo earlierearlier in in THE CASINO, 1FIBRE IUI U RAHIE pliable,tough,100 per cent stronger than thithiss city wawass receivereceivedd Intintoo membermember-- ththee seasonseason,, whewhen!n ththee twotwo'' teamteamss me mett llunyoRunyonn anandd aa malmalee quartettquartettee wilwilll onon ththee evenineveningg ooff ThursThurs-- ^ *\TU HE pliable,tough,100 per cent stronger than shishipp aatt ththee meetinmeetingg ,o.off ththee StandarStandardd singsing.. dayday,, ananyy otheotherr interlinininterliningg oonn ththee markemarkett ThreThreee colorscolors,, blackblack,, slatslatee an andd oonn OrangOrangee OvaOvall anqndd YalYalee wowonn ttoo ththee ecruecru.. PricPricee 1515cc halhalff wha whatt other otherss cos costt an andd twic twicee a ass good good.. BowlingBowling LeaguLeaguee iinn RosellRosellee ThursdaThursdayy tuntunee ooff 2244 ttoo 1212.. ; BuButt th thee blue-legge blue-leggedd ThThee membermemberss anandd friendfriendss ooff GracGracee eveningevening.. ThiThiss actioactionn necessitatenecessitatedd a Nov. 21, at 8 o’Clock. kickerkickerss outdioutdidd themselvesthemselves,, anandd suc-suc -MM.. EE.. churcchurchh desirdesiree toto expres expresss theitheirr NOT. 21, at 8 o'Clock. I ACp Cl IPTAINS $1.4$1.499 seem seemss chea cheapp foforr a apai pairr o f of rearrangemenrearrangementt ooff ththee scheduleschedule.. ThThee ceedeceededd iinn runninrunningg theitheirr scorscoree uupp toto thankthank** ttoo AndreAndreww WilsoWilsonn foforr ththee LACE VUKI/AI1N2?CURTAINS finefine laclacee curtaincurtainss anandd wwee adaddd ttoo clubclubss wilwilll plaplayy eigheightt gamegamess witwithh eaceachh -2626., whilwhilee ththee OrangOrangee teateamm werweree shushutt magnificenmagnificentt displadisplayy ooff chrysanthechrysanthe-- TicketTicketss $1.00$1.00.. 1111 1155 6r .ththee curtaincurtainss foforr ththee samsamee monemoneyy aa handsom handsomee whit whitee enameleenameledd curtaicurtainn otherother,, bubutt onlonlyy ththee gamegamess foforr NovemNovem-- outout.. mumsmums,, witwithh whicwhichh ththee churcchurchh wa wass ]>ole with fixtures, all ready to hang. Just a hundred pairs to sell at ber were scheduled Thursday evening, pole with fixtures, all ready to hang. Just a hundred pairs to sell at ber were scheduled Thursday evening, There was a lively game on thedecorate decoratedd yesterdayesterdayy morningmorning.. thathatt priceprice.. aass follows:follows: j There was a lively game on the WANTWANTSS ANANDD OFFERSOFFERS.. SomerseSomersett streestreett groundgroundss SaturdaSaturdayy afaf-- A featurefeature ooff ththee Sunday-schooSunday-schooll setsest HOTgov.li—Cranford. W-Cranford AA.. >fr<>mm ththee -Tl\& peperr centcent,, iinn sumsumss t too suitsuit.. Wm. Wm.M.M $2.4$2.499 foforr a finefine sergsergee skirskirtt ColorsColors,, blacblackk oorr blue blue.. "“ l»—Unionl»-Cnion CC.. CC.. CC.. " ParParkk AA.. C,C. citcityy memett theitheirr antagonistantagonists* ooff aa weeweekk StillmanStillman.. $3.49 for a black or blue all-wool cheviot skirt $4.50 for a black or " 22—RoeellB—Rosellee CasinCasino? "" CranforCranfordd A.A. C.C . (JueeQueenn EstheEstherr BandBand.. TheTheyy araree iinn $3.49 for a black or blue all-wool cheviot skirt $450 for a black or agoago,, ththee WatchunWatchungg ParParkk eleveneleven.. ThThee blubluee all-wooall-wooll sergeserge,, extrextraa fine. fine. "“ ' W-Wetitflela»— Westfieldd A.CA. G.. "“ BosellRosellee CaninCasinoo boyboyss frofromm thithiss sidsidee ooff ththee broobrookk final- final- chargchargee ooff MrsMrs.. PowelPowelll aass leadeleaderr an andd \\TANTED—AVIf ANTED—Att onceonce,, aa competencompetentt "“ j*-Ci_nforas-Cranfordd A.CA.Cii “ UnioUnionn CC.. V.C. C.C. Tv fV waitreswaitresss anandd chambermaidchambermaid;; musmustt llyy wonwon bbyy ththee closclosee scorscoree ooff 66 Uto> O 0.. ThThee MisMisss AlicAlicee CarrolCarrolll aass organistorganist.. bbee coloredcolored.. ApplApplyy aatt 12312255 WatchunWatchungg For adjustable sash rods. All complete. Fit any window. AliAliss teateamm playeplayedd welwelll togethetogetherr an andd MissMiss SS.. AA.. LindenbergerLindenberger,, DeaconesDeaconesss avenueavenue.. 12c For adjustable sash rods. All complete. Fit any window. VARIOUVARIOUSS SPORTSSPORTS.. woikeworkedd theitheirr interferenceinterferencess finely,finely, bu butt iinn chargchargee ooff BeradiaBeradiahh HomeHome,, Ne Neww IOST—AOST—Att ththee KirmesKirmesss oonn SaturdaSaturdayy I IN P> F DW FAD See our underwear when the cold makes ththee -Par-Parkk boyboyss | outweigheoutweighedd themthem.. YorkYork,, anandd heherr assistantassistant., MisMisss EllEllaa GG.. LA afternoonafternoon,, a blacblackk ostricostrichh feathefeatherr I IN n P DW PAD See our underwear when the cold makes boboaa witwithh gloveglovess pinnepinnedd toto itit.. ThThee KJ^ 1^^ LfCilV YV ~C/*I *-'* **V yonyou thin thinkk of i oft Nito betteNo betterr mad emade and andthe the JohJohnn ThompsonThompson,, ththee craccrackk highighh SciencSciencee toldtold,, howeverhowjever,, anandd ththee cleacleann WarrenWarren,, wilwilll addresaddresss ththee PlainflelPlainfieldd lowest prices of all. 27c for fleece lined vests and pants for ladies. recorrecordd ooff victorievictoriess wawass nonott spoils|>oiltt witwithh finder wilwilll bbee suitablsuitablyy rewarderewardedd b yby lowesl t riprice s of alll 2727c fof r fleecefl linedd vests and pants for jumpejumperr oonn ththee YalYalee athletiathleticc teamteam,, isis brancbranchh ooff ththee ChristiaChristiann AlliancAlliancee o non leavinleavingg iitt aatt ththee ReverReveree HouseHouse.. 33c33c,, 50c50c,, 7575cc foforr men'men’ss whitwhitee anandd colorecoloredd woowooll shirtshirtss anandd drawers drawers.. visitinvisitingg iinn thithiss citycity.. a singlesingle ddtt featfeat.. A(Vss soosoonn aass th thee gamgamee TuesdaTuesdayy eveningevening,, aatt 77:30 ::*» o'clocko’clock,, a att began the, ball was rushed toward the \\T ANTED—Good competent white Children'Children’ss vestvestss anandd pantpantss starstartt astt 1010cc foforr whitwhitee naturanaturall woowooll an dand GeoGeo.. FirstbrookFirstbrook anandd AlexAlex.. MuirMuir,, o off began the, ball was rushed toward the 313177 EasEastt FronF rontt streetstreet.. WANTED—Good compel Park boys' goal, and finally Charles M girljrirl toto ddoo generagenerall houseworkhousework;; fleece linedlined.. ththee WesWestt EndEnd,competed, competed iinn ththee XavieXavierr Park boys' goal, and finally Charles Woolston was downed behind his own smalsmalll familyfamily;; googoodd wageswages.. 909022 Wes Westt AthletiAthleticc AssociatioAssociationn anandd TwelftTwelfthh Woo is ton was downed behind his own FronFrontt stst.. 11 1118 218 2 You can well judge a store by the glove it sells. goal in an attempt to round the end. GLOVESOVFS You can well judge a store by the glove it sells. Begiment held at the Armory, goal in an attempt to round the end. rr ~ OuOurr guarante guaranteee goe goess wit withh ever everyy pair pair.. NoNo matte matterr Regiment games held at the Armory, This safety counted two. The other \\ AANTED—TNTED-Too exchangexchangee ifouifourin lotlotss ooraer- of Sixty-aecond street and This safety counted two. The other whawhatt ththee priceprice maymay be.be. 25c25c,, 35c35c,, 5050cc foforr cashmerecashmere.. 7575cc fo forr ^MHOchamoisM corner- of Sixty-second street and four points were made by J. V, Rit- ChildreChildrenn CrCryy foforr Pitcher'Pitcher'ss CastoriaCastoria.. »tt T ii MaiMainn street,street,)) Beac Beachh Haven,N.JHaven.N.J.. Columbus avenue, Friday evening. four points were inade by J. V. Rit- foforr buildinbuildingg lolott iInn PlainfleldPlainfield.. XX.. YY.. glovesgloves,, ononee ofof thethe bestbest forfor streetstreet wearwear.. OuOurr $1.0$1.000 kikidd iiss ththee besbestt ooff alalLL Columbus avenue, Friday evening. tenhouse who made a touch down af- There were ninety! four entries. First- tenhouse who made a touch down af- Z.Z.,, carcaree PressPress.. U 1118 818ImporImport 6 t thethemm direcdirectt frofromm ththee manufacturemanufacturerr anandd guaranteguaranteee evereveryy pairpair. There were ninety-four entries. First- ter runntng thirty-five yards. The brook finished eighth and Muir ter runntng thirty-five yards. The SVs Baby was sick, wo (ave hrr Caatoria. brook finished eighth and Muirinterferin g of Cuming allowed him to i Baby waa atek, w gaw her Caooria. IOST—OnOST—On SaturdaSaturdayy nighnightt aatt ththee Hone owners will find it to twelfth. In the last lap Muir fell, but interfering of Cutting allowed him to When aho waa a Child, she cried for Caatorla. J KinnesfKirmes.-.. Gentleman'Gentleman'ss scarscarff pi pinn HORSE BLANKETS twelfth. In the last lap Muir fell, but make it. For the Watchung Park Wban aba «aa a Child, aba cried tor Cattorla. L HORSE BLANKETS their interest to price oar picked himself up and finished out make it. For the Watchung Park WheWhenn dishee breambecames MaMm,, dbahea cbmclonec ttoo CaatorteCaatoria.. witwithh greegreenn enameenamell leaveleavess anandd sisixx picked himself up and finished out team. Louis Hummer, Cbauncey pearls. Finder will be rewarded by blanketsblankets.. WWee sellsell thethe 55aa blankeblankett anandd whewhenn yoyouu bubuyy thethemm yo youu ge gett ththee ththee mile.mile. I I „ team. Louis Hummer, Chauncey WhaWhenn aheho* hahaild CbfldramChOdree,, ahahaa ga«gavea thethemm ChatorCaelorle.h pearls. Finder will be rewarded try StouStoutt anandd CharleCharless WoolstoWoolstonn dididd th thee leavinleavingg samsamee aatt thithiss officeoffice.. 1 besbestt StablStablee blanketsblankets,, sursinglsursinglee attachmenattachmentt $1.19 $1.19,, $1.25$L25,, $1.37$1.37.. All All-- stastarr workwork.. OO.. TT.. WaringWaring,, a att lefleftt en endd woolrool,, doubldoublee wovewovenn blanketsblankets,, handsomhandsomee designsdesigns,, $2.8$2.899 each each.. WITWITHH RORODD ANANDD GUNGUN.. \\\TV ANTED—YounAXTED-Youngg girgirlt toto helhelpp witwithh foforr ththee AliAliss teamteam,, distinguishedistinguishedd him him-- VV?» houseworhouseworkk anandd carcaree ooff babybaby.. and comfortablescomfortables.. StarStartt aatt aa 1010-44 oottocottona selselff bbyy hihiss brillianbrilliantt tackletackles* whilwhilee theitheirr ReferencesReferences requiredrequired.. CalCalll 3233 VinVinee BLANKETS ntreetstreet.. 11 1811 318 2 blaneblanett iinn whit?whit3,, titann anandd slateslate,, 5555cc pairpair.. AA ! WilWilll DeMezDeMezaa aniandl CharleCharless MMcNabbe Nabb gaingainss werweree madmadee bbyy BoRoyy PhillipsPhillij*,, googoodd comfortablecomfortable,, fulfulll sizesize,, turetureyy reredd dd wign isign,, 9393cs each each.. AA. good, good honeshonestt ■ .’W araree planningplanning a gunningunningg tritripp toforr toto-'f WillarWillardd WadsworthWadsworth.. WW.. KK.. DwightDwight,, ONEOXEYY ttoo loal< >ann oonn reareall estateestate.. WmWm.. DD.. ThlckstunThickstun.. e eo od-t d-tff blankeblanket t iiss thathatt 10-410-4,, nearlnearlyy alalll woolwool,, $2.9$2.988 pair pair.. morrowmorrow.. I HarrHarryy dimminCumrningg anandd JJ.. VV.. KittenBitten-- Back Again. M SuperintendenSuperintendentt jjohnJohn AdelmanAdelman,, ooff househouse.. Back Again. pARLO1>ARU>RR stovestove,, selselff feederfeeder,, googoodd i ththee streestreett railwayrailway,, expectexpectss ttoo ggoo td trf ThThee eleveelevenn frofromm PenningtoPenningtonn St-mSemii I oneone. . FoForr salsalee cheapcheap.. 10310200 ArungArling-- mf MartinsvilleMartlnsvllle tomorrotomorroww oonn aa huntinhuntingg narnaryy wenwentt ttoo ElizabetElizabethh SaturdaSaturdayy afaf-- ton avenue. avenue . 1111 1188 23 WHITWHITEE triptrip.. ; ternooternoonn anandd defeatedefeatedd ththee ElizabetElizabethh MIDDLE-AGEIDDLE-AGEDD AmericaAmericann womawomann ; CollectoCollectorr SpenceSpencerr anandd DrDr.. CooleyCooley,, o off AthletiAthleticc CluClubb scrubscrubss bbyy aa scorscoree ooff « 6 ttoo M wantwantss positiopositionn aass housekeepehousekeeperr OF *‘*il ththee boroughborough,, havhavee returnedreturned frofromm theitheirr 00.. GeorgGeorgee BB.. SnedikerSnediker,, ooff thithiss citycity,, foforr widowerwidowerss familyfamily.. MrsMrs.. FosterFoster,, OF Plainfield Postofflce.* southersouthernn huntinhuntingg trip.trip. TheTheyy baggebaggedd witnessewitnessedd ththee gamgamee anandd broughbroughtt bi hiss DrDr.. EE.. BB.. LighthilLighttiilll Plainneld Postoffice. seventeeseventeenn duckduck,, ononee goosgoosee anandd ononee oldold chumchum,, HarrHarryy TT.. HyndrnunHyndman,, halhalff MORTGAGEORTGAGESS foforr salsalee oonn accounaccountt PLAINFIELD. feirkey.turkey. \ \ bacbackk foforr ththee PenntngtoPenningtonh teamteam,, homhomee M ooff deatdeathh ooff heirsheirs.. InquirInquiree ooff exex-- PLAINFIELD. i ooff NeNeww YorYorkk CityCity,, ecutoecutorr ooff LatimeLatimerr estateestate,, ranginrangingg i nin ThThee shooshoott betweebetweenn JohJohnn BennerBenner,, o off witwithh hihimm jt spenspendd SundaySunday.. WheWhenn amountamountss frofromm $l,ou$1,000o toto #35,00$25,0000 each each.. -Fanwood-Fanwood,, anandd JohJohnn HarkinsHarkins,, ooff NeNeww SnedikeSnedikerr attendeattendedd ththee SeminarSeminaryy hhee whoswhosee practicpracticee iinn PlainflelPlainfieldd hahass proveprovedd 1100 3311 tftf - playeplayedd enendd oonn ththee elevenpleven.. Sloppy Weather pnp| imnnjfl I Brunswick.Brunswick, cfemtingg contescontestt fo forr (nex(nextt doodoorr toto hthise formeformerr residence)resideueei rTO LET—New 7-room bouse; $12, $5$500 a sideside,, aatt twenty-fivtwenty-fivee birdbirdss undeunderr younyoungg womewomenn aatt ththee CongregationaCongregationall pO LET—New 7-room boose;$13. churchchurch yesterdayesterdayy morningmorning.. wherwheree hhee cacann bbee consulteconsultedd frofromm 1100 aa.. X1 ApplApplyy 939.366 ParParkk aveave.. 1111 1166 33 HurlinghaHurlinghamm rulesrules,, ij ThThee matcmatchh isis t oto tnm.. ttoo (4 pp.. m.m.,, o onn A. WILLETT & SON, taktakee placplacee ThanksgivinThanksgivingg DayDay.. Mr.Mr . ThThee collectiocollectionn foforr homhomee misMonmi&fionss IOOTT ooff second-hansecond-handd iroironn pickepickett A. WILLETT & SON, wawass taketakenn uupp iinn ththee CrescenCrescentt AvenuAvenuee Jj3 fencfencee foforr salesale.. 131366 EasEastt 4t 4thh stst.. SquireSquiress hahass accepteacceptedd ththee challengechallenge.. 11 16 3 101077 ParParkk avenueavenue.. churcchurchh yesterdayesterdayy morningmorning.. Tuesday and Friday 11 16 3 Tuesday and Friday HOUSOUSEE toto letlet,, 77 momsrooms,, fin finee loca loca-- GOLFGOLF.. ThThee Sunday-schooSunday schooll ooff ththee CrescenCrescentt H tiontion., ti$11l peperr monthmonth.. ApplApplyy aatt (X60) AvenuAvenuee churcchurchh begabegann ththee practicpracticee o off ooff eacepehh weekweek.. ManninManningg aveave.. lllflt11 16f tf PlainnelPlainfieldd hahass golgolfj linkslinks.. ElizabetElizabethh C-iristmaCaristmass musimusicc yesterdayyesterday.. * DRDR.. LIOHTHILLIGHTHILLL makemakess ththee treattreat- DORX>R SALE-HandsomSALE— Handsomee MahoganMahoganyy What VanGmburgh & Son wilwilll soosoonn havhavee somsomee whewhenn ththee ne neww A missiomissionn concerconcertt wilwilll bbee helheldd i nin Ir bedroobedroomm suitsuit;; bedsteadbedstead,, bureabureauu What VanEmburgh & Son CountrCountryy CluClubb i.iss organizedorganized,, suysayss th thee ththee CrescenCrescentt AvenuAvenuee churcchurchh oonn Wed-Wed- menmentt ooff deafnessdeafness,, catarrcatarrhh anandd diseasediseasess nnandd waswashh standstand;; cwcostt <>175$375:: wil willl sel selll ElizabetElizabethh Journal.Journal. nesdanesdayy eveningevening.. ThThee topitopicc wilwilll b ebe ooff ththee throatthroat,, lunglung-* anandd hearheartt aa spec specii foforr $101)$U8»;; greagreatt bargainbargain.. AddresAddresss keekeepp oonn salsalee iinn theitheirr "Sout‘‘Southh America.America.”" altyaltv.. j \ Handsome,Handsome, carcaree PresxPress.. 11ll 1» ;in -J -j ' —Mr-Mr.. anandd MrsMrs.. MichaeMichaell Gill Gill,, o off 21 8218 i i ThThee regular meetinmeeti ngg ooff ththee Woman'Woman’ss PilePiless rmlii-nllradicallyj anandd permauentlpermanentlyy 'POX> LELETT -NeaNeatt cottdgecottdge,. 99 roomsrooms,, ParParkk aven^avenue,, havhavee movemovedd ttoo 131366 NortNorthh 11 woulwouldd accommodataccommodatee twtwoo familiesfamilies.. HomHomee MissionarMissionaryy SocietSocietyy ooff ththee CresCres-- curecuredd iinn aU fefeww weekweek*s withouwithoutt ththee ususee AddresAddressx l:»l:ul NeNeww streetstreet.. 111It 616 3 2 avenueavenue., j cencentt AvenuAvenuee churcchurchh wilwilll bbee helheldd Fri Fri-- : ooff ththee kuifekuife.. ligaturligaturee oorr cautercaiateryy an andd r a storestore ooff itselfitself,, aass lighlightt aass ththee firstfirst floor. floor, —Large partiepartiess frofromm WostfleldWestfield,, dadayy afternooafternoonn Iinn ththee churcchurchh parlorsparlors.. withoutitliout paipainn oorr Retentiodetentionn frofromm busbusii TN>) LETLET-- CottupCottugee anandd smalsmalll barbarnn a att 1 DuncllenDuncllcn.. AddresAddresss 131311 NeNeww stst.. BounBoundd BrooBrookk anandd Some'rvSomdrvillei lie attendeattendedd nessness.. ThThee mosmostt desperatdesperatee oaseeasess yielyieldd BlanketBlanketss ComfortableComfortabless the Kirmess Saturday evening. ThThee ChristiaChristiann EndeavoEndeavorr societsocietyy ofof / 11 16 2 the Kirmess Saturday evening, j ththee CrescenCrescentt AvenuAvenuee churcchurchh wilwilll givgivee unfailinglunfailinglyy toto DrDt . Lighthill'Lighthill'ss uniquuniquee Men'Men’ss UnderweaUnderwearr Men'Men’ss OutinOutingg ShirtShirtss —The—The greagreatt attractioattractionn aatt RogersRogers’' VtrANTEDU’ANTED- TToo exchangexchangee propertpropertyy Men'Men’ss UnlaundreUnlaundredd ShirtShirtss Men'Men’ss LaundreLaundredd ShirtShirtss aann entertainmenentertainmentt TuesdaTuesdayy eveningevening.. AA jmethomethodd ooff treatmenttreatnient., witwithh guaranteeguaranteedd »T inin BrooklyBrooklynn foforr propertpropertyy inin seafooseafoodd markemarkett isis. aa tantankk ooff livlive^ eelseels.. large and interesting programme has successsuccess.. FistulaFistula,, fissurefissure anandd ulcerulcerss o off Plainfield. Apply 62 Duer st. li 16 > LacLacee CurtainCurtainss Men'Men’ss NighNightt ShirtShirtss large and interesting program me has* Plalufleld. Apply 63 Duer st. 11 li; 2 GranitGranitee TeTeaa PotPotss CoaCoall HodHodss TwentTwentyy thousanthousandd ooff ththee finest oysteroysterss beebeenn arrangedarranged.. ththee recturectumm araree ialsalsoo completelcompletelyy an amid LX)R SALE -Cheap, Dictator range. will arrive at this popular market to- SALE-Cheap, Dictator range. GranitGranitee CoffeCoffeee PotPotss WasWashh BoardBoardss will arrive at this popular market to- TheThe StatStatee ForeigForeignn MissionMissionss Con Con-- permanentlfiermanentlyy curecuredd withouwithoutt ththee knifknifee l NoNo.. 88.. CalCalll 3 300 Emil Einilvv »t st.. UI116tf ir, tf i nightnight,, foforr thithiss week'week'ss tradetrade.. oorr otheotherr surgicasurgicall operationoperation.. GranitGranitee PreservPreservee KettleKettless , WashWash TnbTubss gressgress ooff PresbyteriaPresbyteriann churchechurchess wilwilll b bee IJOOMUOM witwithh boardboard.. 393223 EasEastt 5t 5thh »tst.. GranitGranitee SteSteww PanPanss , ClothesClothes BasketsBaskets —Thoma—Thomass SchaefeSchaeferr hahass returnereturnedd held in the Fourth Presbyterian church held in the Fourth Presbyterian church DiseaseDiseasess ooff thethe! bowelsbowels,, bladdebladderr an andd R* 11 la11 t f12GranitGranite tf e PiPiee DisheDishess j. ClotheClothess HorseHorsess frofromm a successfusuccessfull tourtour througthroughh ththee in Tretfton on Wednesday and Thurs- in T-retfton on Wednesday and Thurs- stomachstomach,, mentamentall aniandd nervounervouss derangderangee IVAXTEDTEDByexperiem-w By experiencedJ teaoheteacherr GranitGranitee JellJellyy DisheDishess j WasWashh BailerBoilerss easeastt anandd iiss opeopenn ttoo givgivee privatprivatee les les-- day. Addresses will be made by Dr. v v with best reference, two pupils day. Addresses will be made by Dr. mentsments,, diseasediseasess ooff ththee skiskinn anandd blooblopdd with Ix-st reference, two pupils GranitGranitee SaucSaucee PanPanss !i ChamberChamber PailsPails son*onss iinn cluclubb swinginswingingg foforr exercisinexercisingg Purvies, Mr. Speer and other speak- foforr pianopiano,, itop tiltilll ououtt classclass:: t»-nnterm*« mod mod-- Parties, Mr. Speer and other speak- and all chronic and obstinate com- GranitGranitee "PuddinPuddingp PanPanss WoodeWoodenn PailPailss purposespurposes.. TermTermss ttoo {suisuitt pupHspupHs.. AdAd-- ere. Several from this city will attend. and all chronic and obstinate com- erateratee Tt-ach«»r'Teacher'ss aOOMSOOMS witwithh boardboard.. 332311 EasEast6tht 6th AmmoniAmmoniaa TiTinn ToileToilett SetSetss Josepb's'B. C. church met yesterday ooff OintmentOintment**, jfoforr CatarrCatarrhh ThaThatt Joseph’s'R. C. church met yesterday fullfullyy treated. RkV stSL. ^ 11 7 111 27FlouFlour 12 r SieveSievess GlasGlasss OiOill CanCanss afternoon in the church and received C'ontuiContainn MrrcuryMercury.. afternoon in the church and received Ult 1 AAA TTOo *"M»«$lo,oni>> t" to loano onn 1st 1st! CoaCoall SieveSievess WirWiree BroilerBroilerss severaseverall neneww membersmembers,, makinmakingg eighteightyy I mortgagemortgage.. MulfordMulford,, ' EartheEarthenn TeTeaa PotPotss TeTeaa TrayTrayss *ass mercurmercuryy wilwilll surelsurelyy destrodestroyy th thee BrokerBroker.. jeussensee ooff smelsmelll anandd completelcomplete^derangey derange iinn allall.. AA committeecommittee,, consistinconsistingg o fof 1111 11 tftf ClotheClothess PinPinss WLsWiskk BroomBroomss roethe wholewhole [ systemsystem whewhenn enterinenteringg itit FatheFatherr MillerMiller.. AA.. EE.. KenneyKenney,, DaviDavidd DBDR.. LIGHTHliLLIGHTHIiLLL referreferss witwithh par par-- I^XIR|H)BSAL SALEE oorr to-letto let.. No.2No.266 NorwotxNorwolodl TiTinn WarWaree FlooFloorr BroomBmornss througthroughh ththee mucoumucouss surfaces..sucsurfaces, suchh ar ar-- KenneyKenney,, TheodorTheodoree ZelleZellerr anandd MM.. JJ.. donabldonablee pridpridee ttoo tihtihee remarkablremarkablee curecuress fI avenueavenue;; pricpricee >4.5oo$4,500:: renrentt *4»i$420.. I ticleticless shoulshouldd neveneverr bbee useused'd excepexceptt o onn MeaneyMeaney,, werweree appointeappointedd ttoo dradraww upup ooff hihiss formeformerr pifncticpracticee inin PlaiPlainfieldn field MulfordMulford,I , brokerbroker.. 11 111 tf1 •tf prescriptifuw^froPrescriptions^JIromm reputablereputable physphys-- HOUSE and lot for sale. No. 537 •cian.sicians,, aass tihthee damagdamagee thetheyy wil willl dj doo iiss constitutioconstitutionn anandd by-lawsby-laws.. anandd ttoo ththee reputation whicwhichh hhee estab estab-- j OUSE anil lot for sale, No .«7 lishelishedd throughouthroughoutt ththee StateState:. HHee hahass H| WesWestt 5t5thh «tst:: pricpricee $1,500$1,500.. Mul Mul-- VAN EMBURGH J»*tenn folfoldd ttoo ththee googoodd yoyouu cacann ppoisiblyo isibly —A gentleman who has been in the fordford., brokerbroker.. 11 1ll t fl tf VAN EMBURGH —A gentleman who has been in the derivjterivee frofromm themthem.. Hall'Hall’ss CatarrCutarrnh habit of buying his boys' clothing in iinn hihiss possession hundredhundredss ooff testimotestimo-- j wirewire manufacturemanufacturedd bbyy FF.‘J.. *J. CieneC jeneyy habit of buying his boys' clothing in nialnialss frofromm welljknowwelljknownn residentresidentss o fof j BENT-StorRENT- Storee ->5xt25x85 « iinn ScbenfliSoliepflin?DL._n <& SON * Co.,iCo.,; ToledoToledo,, O.O.,, containcontainss nnoo mermer-- NewNew YorkYork,, boughboughtt aa paipairr ooff all-wooall-wooll 1. blcH*kblock :; pricpricee reasonablereasonable.. MulfordMulfonl.. <£ SON J»rycury,, undiand iss taketakenn internallyinternally,, actinactingg knee pants for fifty cents at Edsalls, PlainflelPlainfieldd anandd vicinityvicinity,, whicwhichh cacann IKIk-- !brokerbroker. . 11 1 11t f1CornerCorne tf r StoreStore,, BabcooBabcockk Building. directly upon the biopd and mucous knee pants for fifty cents at Edsall's, seeseenn aatt hihiss officeoffice., i' i 1 •ureetly upjr>n the blo}>d and micous and Mr. Edsall asked him what he and Mr. Edsall asked him what he tX),X)BB BENT—TwKENT—Twoo <

La ■ if ^ PLAINFIELPLAINFIELDD DAILY PRESS,PRE$S MONDAY,. MONDAY November, NOVEMBE 18,R 1895 I8 , 1895

THTHEE PASSENGERPASSENGER AGENT. AGENT . HHEE WASWA SCONVINCED. CONVINCED . CorporatioCorporationn Notice.Notice . CentraCentrall BailroadRailroa dof Fewof HeJersey.r Jersey . DescriptioDescriptionn ofo Himf Him by b W.y A.W Turk. A. Tur of thek o f the A Wife's Wife' .Practical Practica Argumentl Arcwnen Thatt Tha Wast Wa s Anthracite: Cm!Coa ladl UM Exclusively,d Exclusively losartag. SoutherSouthernn RnilwmyKallwuy Company. Company . SufficientSufficient ForFo rHer He Hasband.r Hunbajul . Boehm’s IInn hi*hi saddress addres befores befor thee tb Americano America A»-n A»- OOnn theth firste first day da ofy the of yearthe Mr. yea Mer-r Mr . Mer- Boehm's CHARTECHARTERR ELECTION.ELECTION . StatioStationn Inin New Ne wYork Yor footk foo oft Liberty of Libert Street.y Street . •ocia■oriatt ionlun of o Generalf Genera Passengerl 1'. is-i •nprr and an Ticketd Ticke t chanchantt makesmake shis hi appropriatess appropriatipn fors thefo r the 113 WEST WEST FRONT FRONT ST. ST. TimTimee TableTable In I Effectn Effec Oct.t Oct 30,. 1886. 30, 1*5. ApeutsAp hereby hereby given give nthat tha ant a electionn electio willn will PLJUNTIKLriaunitDD tanAKD aiv HSW yokk. TORK f. . - passi'iiitcr atri'iit of the Southern railway, hihimm thethe amount amoun shet sh needse need fors fo ther thconducte conduc t bbee heldheM in in the th severale severa wardsl ward ands districtsand district of s of passenger agent of the Southern railway, ththee CityCity of o Plainfield,f riainnVM on. o n LeavLeavee PlainfieldPlHlnneld 2 14.2 H 8 37.. it 5 37 38.. 538 8 04.. d804 31 ( .{g 8 29 (id gavgavee somesome interesting interesting information informatio atwutn abou t ooff theth ehouse, house and, an thisd thi amounts amoun is creditedt is credite d AnnouncAnnouncee anotheranother week week of o unparal-f anparai - T7 38. at 7. 730. 30 7. 53. * 83 8 00.. 8 8 00 15.. 8 ST. IS. S K 31, 87 8. 4S, R 31 # 82.. 8 10 «M 0t!, S gg. io ot ththee functionfunction of o thef th generale genera passengerl passenge agentr agen t ttoo thethe account. account .. It . Is I tunderstood is understoo thatd ontha t on Tuesday, the 3d Day of December lelled bargains throughout their en- 102T10 27,. 10 1 059 5 am;B a m 1308.; 12UB 1 18,207.. 118.207 230, .312. 23Q 3 5f. ,ili, 3SL In wurldiimkinj. Ho said: thithiss amountamoun tMrs. Mrs Merchant. Merchan willt wil providel provid e Tuesday, the 3d Day of December lelled bargains throughout their en- 4 48. 48 .5 524. 34 6. 40.7 6 40. 0R.87 Ut, 30.8 9 30 Si.. » 10 21 17.. 1110 28. 17 .t>.m. II 2» Sun:.. o.m . Sun. In worldinakiny. lie said: tirtiree establishment.establishment. Our Ou effortsr effort tos to give giv e day, 2 14.14 3. 37, ;i37 8 04,, 604 8 01.. 8 8 82,0U 10 862 08. 10, 1 90.0 W 11, IS1090 . 11 1ft. “The"Tl-.** generalgenera lpassenger passenger agent, agen U tthe is the everythineverythingg necessarynecessary for for tlio th interiore Interio ofr theof th e nextnext,, ata tthe th followinge followin namedg name place*.d placea f**r the. f<> r the ththee publicpubli cBeliable Reliabl Merchandisee Merchandis ate at amam;; 1212 83. S3 X. 45.145 3 33.. 3 5 33 3*.. 75 01. 08 8, 23,7 01 832,101?. 8 23, K 38, 10 if, pilopilott fishlish that tha leadst lead thes th leviathane leviatha of com-n of oom- house,house. Mr.Mr Merchant. Merchan lookingt lookin tog theto care the care pun**purpose* «ratingf votin torg thefor following the followin cityg offi-city offi- "rock bottom prices" haVe been the ppm. ni. * meromercee tot othe th waterse water richs ric withh wit prey,h andprey , ami ooff thethe grounds grounds and and the th exteriore exterio ofr o t hef th home.e home . Worry weirs oat your cercer** at at large: large Three: Thre member**e member ofs the of th Commone Commo n “rock bottom prices”1 have been the LravLrevee NewNew York, York Font. Foo Libertyt Libert St.,y St.at 4. 30. at 4 ao Council.Sound]. (TtyCity Treasurer. Treasurer City. Cit Collector.y Collector (Tty. City meanmeanss ofo elevatingf elevating our ou houser hous in thee in the •*00. 00. 7 7 15. 15 8. CO, H 00 8 40., 8 » 40 10.10. » 10.1 00,1145.0 00,1145 am;. 1a 10, m; I 30*1 10, 1 30* thricthricee blessedblessed is theis th transportatione transportatio com-n cdin - MrsMrs.. MerchantMerchant had ha thed th interiore interio of ther o f tbe kidneys. Judge,.Imljte. threethree Commipsionen* ComniiBnioner ofn Api>eal.of Appeal one, one esteem of the public and we believe panypauy whosewhos egeneral genera passengerl passenger agent: agent is ! is boushousee redecorated.redecorated .When Whe then workthe worwask was mememt**rm l»er of of the th eBt*anl Boar ofd o Education,f Education two, cho-two cho - esteem of the public and we believe t30.3a0.2 30, 3 30.3 345,4 45.4UO, U0, 4 30.4 305 00,. 600 5 15.5. 30.5l."..5;» 5 45.8, 00.’ 5 45,«00.' sesenn Freeholders,Freeholders and, an dfrom fro eachm eac ofh the of wardsthe wanl x thathatt nono lady lady passing passin Frontg Fron streett stree evert eve r •* 15.15 6. 30.630 7 00. .7 30.7(A 8 00,. 7308 30, S, 15 800 . 830, 9 1? in.'v-timasterr ofof his bi art.s art If. railwayIf railwa companiesy eouip&nlc s completedcompleted,, shesh edecided decide tod haveto hav thee vesti-the vesti - a memt*ernlernt>er of o thef th Commone Commo Council.n Council Justice. Justic of e of 10151015., 1130,1130 pm;. pm 1215,; 1215 100.. nlirbt.100. nlrht Sunday. Bunda? gathered their shining gheekles from Done jbulbulee painted,paipted. iiut Jhi shet sh tolde tol tbed tbpaintere painte to r to failfailss toto visit visi ourt ou store.r store . 4 30.30 7. 715. Ih, 9 00. 9 009 15,, 9 a 15 m;, a 12 00m m;; 18 100. 00 m 130.; 100,130 2 30* . 2 3o! gathered their shining sheckles from nono thethe PeaceIVnee and an ad Constable. a Constable . 4 00.5 30, 7 00, » 00.10 00, p m: 12 15 n In ht.l 00 a m bubutt thosethose whose whos neoessite neoesHitie ies compels compe theml thrr i len•endd thetb bille bil forl fothatr tha workt wor to Mr.k t Mer-o Mr . Mer- ThThee itolling1 << '11iIU places; place selecteds selecte ared asar follows:e as follows : 4 00.5 30. 7 00, » 00,10 00, p m; 12 15 night. 100 am to travel, the receipts of tbe passenger de- thantchant.. FIRST WARD. "pRESS~GOODS~DRESS GOODS. ruraniuPLilSntLDi ABOup BIWAKK. KIWAHK . to travel, the receipts of the passenger de- FIRST WARD. LeavLeavee PlainfieldPlalnfleld at a 5t 38. 6 #29. 38. 63#,S» 7. 30l «» . 7 30, partmenpartmentt wouldwould be b ae meagera meane sourcer sourc ofe rev- of rev- ThThee workwork was wa completeds complete andd an thed two the two FirsFirstt electionelection district distric att a 147t 14 North7 Nort avenue.h avenue . AAtt 48c48c yd—All-wool yd—All-woo Covertl Cover Cloth,t Cloth 54, 54 8 00, 00 .8 848, t», 9 32. » 32 10, 04. 10 10 Ot 27.. 1 0a 27m;. 12a 08. m 1 18,; H 2 07OS . 1 18, t Of enuenuee toto most mos tof o them.f them But. theBu efficientt the efficien t hillbillss presented,presented one, on toe tMrs.o Mrs Merchant. Merchan andt an d SeconSe<*ondd electionelection district distric att a 521t mEast Eas Secondt Secon d 2 30,3 12.3 51. 4 48, 5 24, « 40. 7 03. 8 30,10 17, 11» streetstreet.. incheinchess wide,wide ,worth worth 59c. 59c . 2 30.3 12.3 51. 4 48, 5 24. 6 40, 703. 8 30,10 17. 1128 passengeengcrr agentagen ttakes take cares car ofe that, of andthat , and ththee otherother to to Air. Mr Merchant.. Merchant Mr.. MrMerchant. Merchan t AAtt 50cSOc yd—54-inch yd—54-inch Gilbert's Gilbert' ladiess ladie s pm.m. Sunday8'inda y8 oi.8 01. 8 52,8 1052 08.. 1 ]10 0816 .a m;11 1126 33! • m: 12 3g! every train bandies its quota of passengers received tbe one addressed to him in his of- SECONDSECONT) WARD.WARD . ?I 45.346,3 30.5 30. 638.7 30. 01.87 01. 23. 8 23 8 38.10. 8 32.1 170 0. I Tm. p . m. - train bandies its quota of passengers received the one addressed to him in his of- clotclothh inin black black and an alld al leadingl leadin colors.g colors . Leave Newark at « 15, 718, 766, 8SB, SOB. who travel, not because they .must, but fice mail. He looked it over and referned FirstFirst electionelection district distric att a 347t « Watchung7 Watchun ave-g ave - Leave Newark at 8 15, 7 18, 7 55, 8 39. 9 08. who travel, not because they must, but fice mail. He looked it over and referned nue. AAtt 25c—A25c—A beautiful beautifu linel lin ofe fancy of fancy 100610 06.. 1135.1136 a m;. •1 15. m135.; 2116 31 , 13$. 2jn" It to the painter with the message written nue. becausbecausee theythey want wan to,t toallured, allure byd the b en-y th e en- It to the painter with the message written SeconSecondd electionelection district distric att a <599t 89 South9 Sout avenue.h avenue . plaidsplaids,, allal silkl silk effects, effects were, wer 33c.e 33c . 336335,, 406.406 440.. 440 5 04.. 504534. .550. 634 620,. 660 7 IS., • 20735, 716. 7% across the bottom, "Send to Mrs. Mer- 8 40. 10 05! 11 25, p.m. Sunday 7 30 9 o£ » 3T ticinticingg artsarts of o thef th generale genera passengerl passenge agent.r agent . across the bottom, “Send to Mrs. Mer- THIRTHIRDD WARD.WARD . AAtt 12ic—A12to—A few fe morew mor lefte oflef thoset of those 8 40,10 06.11 25, p. m. Sunday 7 30, 9 06. 9 30 chant." Following the instructions, the 1II1 35 36 a a m; m; 110.l 107136: 1 35: 2 35.2 4 06.535. 4 40.7 06. 20.95 40. 25,107 20, 9 20 25.1 0 » "Tb"Thee railroadrailroad is i thes th naturale natura productl produc of t of chant.” Following the instructions, the AAtt 114 li tWest Wes Sixtht Sixt street.h street . neneww andand nobby nobby worsted worste dplaids, plaids.wer were 17ce 17 c PaaaemrePassengersn forfor Newark Newark please pleaa changee chanc caree car » • demand for transportation, but the de-bilbilll waswa ssent sen tot Mrs.to Mrs Merchant,. Merchant and, shean d she If you have Worried your- a demand for transportation, but the de- self sick, you can gain new FOURTFOURTHH WARD.WARD . AAtt 45c—All-wool45c—All-wool Scotch Scotch plaids plaid 38-in.s 38-in . aatt Elisabeth.Ellxabeth . mand is created largely by the wise man- referred the painter to Mr. Merchant. Tbe mand is created largely by the wise man- referred the painter to Mr. Merchant. The vigor by taknm Dr. Hobli'n FirsFirstt electionelection district distric tat a114t West114 Wes Secondt Secon d widewide,, regularregular value valu e58c. 58c . PLAIBriXLD ABDAID ROMKRVILLK.DOMCBVILLK . agement of the passenger department. Ev- man went to the office and presented the agement of the passenger department. Ev- man went to the office and presented the Sparagus Kidney Pills. street. AAtt 98c—A98c—A splendid splendi dline Un ofe all-wool of all-woo l Leave Plainfield 6 45.45 7 710. 10 8 18,8 9 1« 64,1100a9 5 m- ereryy Inducementinducement offered offered to t travelo trave resultsl result ins In billbill,, tellingtelling the th debtore debto thatr tha hist wifehis hadwife had SecondSecond electionelection district distric att a cornerSoutht corner Sout Sec-h Sec - noveltienoveltiess inin plaids plaid sand an boucled boucl effects,e effects , 12 46.211. 2 32, 3 35. 4 36, 5 05. 5 14. 5 34. 6 04. 619 aa increased patronage of tbe road. Facll- •aisaidd theth bille bil wasl wa tos beto paid be pai by dMr. b Mer-y Mr . Mer- onondd streetstreet and and Muhlenberg Jf uhlenben place.j place . 6 38. 7 12. 7 34. 8 21,10 28, II28. pm: 1238 night! an Increased patronage of the fond. Facil- A tardose s #01 ratfeva. FoilPollss openopen at a 4t a.• m.a .and m. closeand clos at 7 ep. a ni..t 7 p. m, wellwell worthworth $1.26. * 1.25 . Sunday 5 46. 8 28,9 56, am; 2 08, 3 43 6 14, C3K. itiestties forfo businessr busines makes mak business,e business a fair, a fair chantchant.. A few bases will core. witwithh adjournmentadjournment from from l to 1 2 t op. 2 m. p . m. 1015.1114 n m. proportionproportion ato ftravelers traveler becomes becom settlerse settler ands an d "Well“Weil,, leaveleave it iwitht wit me,”h me, was" wa alls Mr. al l Mr. AU drsnkts. or ThThee HoardsHoards of o fRegistry ReeLstr andy an Electiond Elertio willn will CarpetsCarpets,, Matting,Matting Oil, Oi Cloths,l Cloths Etc., Et c Leave Somervilleileat«00,«30 at 6 00. * 30. 700,. 7 26, 738. settlerswHUjts becomebecome producers producer ands an consumers.d consumers . MerchanMerchantt said.said . postpaid for MIc par box meetmeet ata tthe tb eplaces place aboves abov namede name ond Tuesday. on Tuesday . 7 48. 8 20.8 0S. 8 48. 1140 a. m: 1250. 148.isa£ 2% I« L tS; WrU./orpampkUt. NovKov.. —th lath inst. inst from. from 1 to 1 • to p. m.t p for. m the. fo pur-r tb e par- 3 28.4 26.4to.8 3h.8OI.8 45Lll0Sp.nl. Sunday ThThee relationrelation of o thef th passengere passenge andr an freightd freigh t ThaThatt eveningevening he he spoke spok toe t Mrs.o Mrs Merchant. Merchan t posposee ofof correcting correcting and an revisingd revisin theg registrytbe registr y First-clasFirst-classs ingrainingrain carpet carpe att a 29c.t 29c . at 8 B.. - • » 46.10. « f» 36. • a 36. m: 812 W 08,. 18 20, 46.1 5 Id.1 Of 8t 38. p. 8 m 08,. Bandar departmentsdepartments Isis so s Intimateo intimat thate tha onet oncan-e can- ooff theth matter.e matter She. Shcontendede contende thatd thetha t 1 he HOIi'S MEDICINE CO.. : ooff voters.voters . SplendiSplendidd tapestrytapestry Brussels Brussel ats a 53ct 53 ydc yd 808.9ay» .40 »«,»» p. m. ; n; 1208,1 JO. 4 10. 6 35. 8OS, notnot existexis twithout withou thet tb other,e other and, inan alld in all vestibulvestibulee waswas outside outside tbe tb housee hous ande wasand was Oicaf. I Sea Fraacnce. DonDonee inin a«*cordaiH*e accordance with wit anh a Actn Ac of tTlegisla- of Legisla - FlooFloorr oiloi lcloths cloth sat. a 25ct 25 yd.c yd . turturee *4<'f New New Jersey, JerM-v entitled. entitle "And "A Artn to Ac regu-t to res;u- runmui amd kastom. jKJrmal American condition* the healthy under his care. He contended that It wast 3-yar2-yardd widewide oil oi clothl clot ath a48c.t 48c .I .. .. _ LcaTePlaloarMatS4&.81«.»MLeave Plainfield at 546,8 18.9 54 a a ran normal Amerlcan oondltion* the healthy under his care. He contended that it was lateelt-«i..ii«.late election*.’*" approved approve dApril Apri ’Al Ki.JR .and 1K7* . and su.tat,su.«a-vS9pp 8 lir . m. krrivii "growthgrowth ofof one on emeans mean thes th prosperitye prosperit ofy theof tbe InsidInsidee tbeth bousee hous ande an shouldd shoul bed cared be enrwfor d for amendmentamendment** there!.».therei". BesBestt cottoncotton warp warp matting mattin atg a 15c.t 16c ! .Vms2*J?28aa.ara;I«B.«*p-n' “* “* . other, but in priority of time and anteoe- from tbe appropriation. Between tbe two JAMB* T. M*rMl*RRAY. other, bnt In priority of time and anteoe- from the appropriation. Between the two JAMES T. MarMURRAY. WooWooll filledfilled art ar squarest square ats a $3.39.t $3.39 |«s.»m.i».ispm.. !>•*Lrav*• ffaatoaatBMto a at 8 • 86,76fi «.» m. 8 3ff8 M aL m: a 12a to,* IS 142, Jt, > 4*L rtwKw of cause tbe work of tbe passenger tbe painter waited a few days for his pay. (Tty Clerk.0 denoe of cause the work of the passenger the painter waited a few days for his pay. DatedDated., ITainflcld. nainfleld .N. N J„. J Nov.. So* 11.. Hit. It. S 44to.7M.ff.**. m. T00. p, m. SnodayBowia U7j ai 18.10C 7 li. 10 a te m; a mT«< departmendepartmentt Isis paramount. paramount .» ; 1 OnOnee ereningevening Mr. Mr Merchant. Merchan camet cam bornee hom e S. D. FRAZEE. GENT’SGENT'S NEEDS.NEEDS. 7 toff. m. S. D. RRAZEE. puoniuiruir»ri«tji *»daVD un LAK InopAvonno. »OPATC. L.U * w.Jt W K, .R.. K .Eton*. IL. hnw A Deo, town, AltentovB , THTHEE PREPARATIONPREPARATION OF O MEATS.F MEATS . not offering to open the door. Krartinr.. Hartiaffurr.larrMMirv .Wauea Maue *Chunk. rtnink.Wimaaa WlHtaato. . not offering to open the door. drawersdrawers,, allal sixes,l MBPA special, specia atl a25c.t 2Sr . aoryTa—aiijpt, Ta«M|.. Pmt»T«iu-p. . Kkaauataamoatn. NantNaalU "No“No,, II am am not. not What. Wha aret yon ar jokinge you Joking , , p port,Tantaqua. P.ui-v'Ur. KhaaMihlB. NaalL M<*licatedM«-«li«-itt.-«l scarletx-nrU-Ut shirts shirt.hi -and an ddrawer* drawerd s c.kec. -hr.. andaw Upp>rl I'w- Lehlah.r U-hi>h Wltkrafaarre,. Wlikeabarf* . Methods1 byby Which Which the th Frenche Frenc Batchersh Bnteher * about?about?"" WHWHYY SUFFERSUFFER FROM FRO MLACK LAC OFK LIGHT,OF LIGHT , afc »5e. $i, $1.25. $1.50 and $1.75 each, ReniMOa,*cSrr.Dton.hr.. Ttirou.aTlnnw owrht aar tot WtllUuna.t*> Wllllaaa . ExcelExcrl laIn Their Thei Calling.r Calling- . "Why“Why,, yea,yes the, tb vestibulee vestibul ise Insideis in-id tlie e tbe »». Hi,'. #1. *1.S6. tl.50 and *1.7."> each, 9—**port. CetCet VexedVexed Every Ever yOay Oa withy wit Poorh Poo Lampsr Lamps ? ? sixpsixesD 32W to t o5n Si inches.t inches . 12«a12 44 pp tn m. r«t . wa fwr Emmi, fnr Eaatnn cooneetluff, coniwertna at ' at Butcher’sButcher's meat—Inmeat—in France—Is France—Is prepared, prepared , house,house,”" repliedreplied the tb mistresse mistres ofs tbeof tb house.e boiwr . OenuinGenuinee camel’scamel' shair hai shirtsr shirt ands an d Junrti.wJtinnHHii forfnr ■ tatl.siawm|. n un« .ni It Ll * LW *R RW R R divideddivided andand arranged arranged in i then tb shopse shop in suchs in such ShShee hadbad won wo hern he case,r caw as after, as aftea mo-r a mo- drawers, sixe 32 to 40. Best goods 2 1111 p. p tn.—F»r. •>.—Pn Flrmln.ton,r rvmIn«ton Faatan.. Kaalan Beth.. Brtft . •a mannermanner that tha itt i nevert neve suggestsr suggest slaughter.s slaughter . mentment Mr.Mr Merchant. Merchan capitulatedt capitulate byd b saying:y saving : BUBUYY “THE"TH EMILLER” MILLER LAMPS" LAMP S drawers, siae 32 to 46. Best goods •»*r«I-Orta.. Allrot..wn.Allent..wn Kaurt.. Mauc- ('bunk.h ('bunk Kradluff.. Kd l It is a rare thing for one to see a stain on Wturfc.bK* rttoffm relrwtymWmxy mf lt«tH»f liak ia* tutor owl 8UW.. l ai are W am u^l an - madmad.-e ata t$1.9** fl.W each. each . Barrtabura-Barrtebuiv.. Pmutll'r.P.tt.VnP..tt«viiv Tamaqua,-Tamau.ua Sunbury,. Sunbury , It is a rare thing far one to see a stain on "Well“Well,, letle met m In,e in and. an I willd I pay wil lthat pa y that €-*»!»• «a» !• la I tab l>«» I mm. mm Baa, •»« r»a%,M ma tu akk,> I" •>wtrb. ». «k4>r*k MH 4fMP a M w ■uiatnap.rt.L Upper Uporr Lehlah U-hl. Wilkcabarreh WiIknbarr aoie an d ooanter,counter, benchbench or o floor.r floor. The Th modee mod of kill-e of kill- bill."—Chicagbill. ’'—Chicagoo Chronicle. Chronicle . ia«r fa be •*!riaard«1 1 rfliaatnw m-< * ‘ mb****! * rtillinernillineryy Department.Department . Serantuagcranion., witwttIt a sabuffet buffe parioremrt partorca to Msuofar to Maae a Iningg thethe animals animal probablys probabl hasy ha somethings somethin g iff££&Tl» he4wa \KW£ try a? ttor I UF iLiw,* A*' arrfrrfl*'"•»£*'""»u*~d earla*!* toff—ate' e**- " 8m4> • aalr.* r?5* a O»>«kOiimfc.. to do with this freedom from moisture m * * Tbe Miilrr u«k» it I tie kmt and to* tbe rbrapnt 506 p tn., m ^wav wa fory fo Kastoo.r Raatnn conn. oonnectia ret Injr with* wtta to do with this freedom from moisture ThThe- BetBe Waa.Ofltt Waa.o C lampTb. mvle >K* %It »• nfklroi to 8- » to tort I* **r»*tt“*> if raff be Don'Don’tt missmiss to to visit visi thist thi department.s department . Hi«Hiffhh RrldaeBrtdn fur fu suiiioosr atatioo ona Highon BridgeHUB Brklae andand dripping.dripping. MariaMari Parlda,a Parloa in, an in article an articl e "Readin“Readingg youryour fish fish stories storie thes theothe other dayr da y irral«re«Ln "Tbr Ml. ••t thrr» ta practRally *.«• ffrur aat la » OuOurr lineline of o birds,f birds wings,, wings plumes,, plumes vel-, Tel - nrancbBranch.. on "The Science of French Cooking," in *•rei»l*i-r*l .Hitler **. l.tototp. ' il514l p pm.—For m.-F«» Flemlngtoa.r Flemlnrt-n High. Blc Bridgeh Bridc e co “The Science of French Cooking,” in remindremindss meme of o af gooda goo oned one 1 once. I onc bearde bear In d In ••Mi.lrrtor :#•*•" atarr (baa. a fbaa«aafll rarw-tir*—all vetsvets., crepescrepes and an dribbons ribbon iss completeis complet e TbThue Ladies’Ladies Home' Hom Journal,e Journal says, sav thea ani-the ani- «V ».k- anrr (ban a I•««•«•« wrklli all BranchBranch,. E*»P*fi»n.BaM moisture, but they are killed j in such a rVi'rnoo rirTCWlCTC •*•*&! m»laln■« mare« Rir bearatlfalr bra-li «rt f aa»ew I "r IW. 8« 19 19 p. p a.—Fur. m— F.. Pleroiostnn.r Flemlnatnn . moisture, but they are killed In such a foforr aa mug mug of o halff hal andf an halfd halafterf theafte per-r th e per- r (in (llr I d f«| Uun a “ Miller” Lamm or m ooff ailal othersl other sin i stylen styl ande an price.*d price . 4)3f 388 p. p m.—For. m.—Fo Gafltun.r EaMo Bethlehem,n Bethlehem Alien,, Allen - mannemannerr thattha veinst vein ands an arteriesd arterie ares emp-are emp - formance I heard this story from two cos- rlln Wlr IS r.i n,*-> • •• >iiiirr•• Uaii, ..r *• tied quickly and thoroughly. formance I heard this story from two cos- rlranaelraiiall Onvx«»•>» and» n>' Hr«mH Braa Table.a Tabtr . towntown.. MauchMaucb Cfcunk. Chunk Reading,. K.-adlnx and. anHarria-d Hariia . tied quickly and thoroughly. ters.ters. I willI wil notl no attemptt attemp tot give to giv it ine theirit in their EstablishedE.uMi*hKl asa MANUFACTURER*. AIAM'FUTI I!ER «in 1M4.in 1-M . CloaksCloaks,, tapes,Capes Suits, Suit ands anJackets.d Jackets . Durabunr* AfteAfterr thisthis the th animale anima Isl bouffee—thatis bouffee—tha t 8 SI 21 p. p m.—. m.—Fo For Baston.r Baaton Bethlehem. Bethlehe andm an Allen,d Allen - dialectdialect,, becausebecause you yo couldu coul notd noproducet produc it e it EDWARD MiLLER & CO.,Q Q 23 * 3O WEST BROADWAY. towntown.. la,is, filledfilled with wit hwind. wind The. largeThe arteries large arterie s iinn print,print ,the th |Seculiaritye peculiarit beingy bein ing the In in- th e in- FactsFacts count—Thecount—The great grea factt fac thatt that o»45a 45 a. .m. m Bundayo—. Sundaya— For Fo Easton.r Kastnn Bethlehem.. Bethlehem , araree pressedpressed open ope andn an thed thpointse point of larges of large tonatiotonationn ratherrather than than in i then th spellinge spellin ofg tbe of tbe Coavrnirntt'omniit'iii totn nil** nil " diiwn-tsma •! .wn-.-w "n_ Feme*. Femr..HKll:l"aifd8t»t»«i«» »nd Derated Statu*** »t F*$kt P«rkPI.*B»frUj8t PI A Barclay 8k, N. Y, , ». T. crowdcrowdss thisthis department departmen ist hereis her ine a in aAlleotownAllentown.. MauchMauuh Chunk, Cbunk Wilkcabarre, Wllkeabarr ande an d be'lows are inserted into them.: While the words. rr-I>tTTprr CVal(m lWrfflbrr Wealbr rbar ba nr •• a MILLER” " >i I l.l.l.! OIL£ " HEATER.Oil. III.VTr.lt . nutshellnutshell.. ScranScramo i onn be'lowg are inserted Into them. While the words. 8a tb fc a. a m.. tn Sunday*—For. Sunday*— Fo Easton.r Baston . bellowbellowss areare being being worked worke ad mana ma beatsn boat all s all "I“Itt appearsappear sthat tha thet th twoe twcosterso coster bads bad MoneMoneyy buysbuys more mor eat a Boehm'st Boehm' thans tha n S(Op.2 (Op. m.m Sundays-For. 8uDdaya-Po Highr Hu Bridgeb Bridir for e for partpartss ofof the th ecarcass carcas withs wit ah flat a flat stick. stick This. This madmadee aa bet be oft half of hal a sovereignf a sovereig and then an d the FOR SALESALE BY BY W. LIV GAVETT. L QAVETT <& CO. <£ CO. anywheranywheree in"in Plainfield Plain&eld and an thed th peoplee peopl e HighHiiffi BridgeUndu Branche Branc Eartou.h Bartou Allentown,. Allentown , Isto to to distributedistribut e the th aire ai Inr allin parts all part of thes o f thedrinks as to which could catch tbe most knoknoww it,it therefore, therefor elook loo atk ourat stylesour style s MauchMaucb Chunk,Cbunk, Tamaqua, Tamaqua Reading,and. Readlnv.andBarrta Harris* . flesh. All this work is done v<-ry rapidly. drinks as to which could catch the most burrbunr.. flesh. AH this work is done very rapidly. fish.Osh. Accordingly,Accordingly with, wit theh th drinkse drink before-s before - anandd getge tour ou pricesr price befores befor buyinge buyin else-g else - 5.15.144 p.p in.—. m.—Fo For Flemlngton.r Fleminaton . TbThee inflatinginflating of o fthe th animale anima inl thisin t man- his man - handhand,, theythey had ba drepaired repaire tod theto river the rive andr and wherewhere.. (30 366 p. p m.. m Suodays—For. Suodaya— Fo Easton.r Baaton Bethlehem,, Bethlehem , nenerr givesgives a a fuller fulle andr an firmerd firme aPt>earancrr appearanc toe to thrown in then: lines. They sat there for AllentownAllentown,. MauchMnucb Chunk, Cbunk Reading,. Beading Harris-. Harrla - thrown in their lines. They sat there for bunrburg.. kc„tc^ and an atd Junctionat Junctio forn D.fo L.r A DW,. L. & W. •- thetb emeat, meat and,, and I fancy,, I fancy empties, emptie thes veins the veins something like four or five hours without and arteries more effectually than they something like four or five hours without BOEHM'SBOEHM’S,, 11311 W.3 ¥ FRONT. FRON ST.T ST. BH.. K.h. and arteries more effectually than they eitheeitherr ofof them them gutting guttin geven eve an bite. a bite Finally. Finall y EXTRA SPECIAL rOFOKR LOKGVOIta BRANCH, BB*!CCB OCEAN. OCCa GROVE.H OBOTE ETC., BT C would otherwise be. one of them imagined be felt a nibble at SPECIAL would otherwise be. one of them imagined be felt a nibble at LeavLeavee PlainfieldPlatnflHd at a337.t 337 8 00.. 10S7.8 00. a.1027 ra„ . a. nu. TbThee FrenchFrench use us verye ver littley littlloc, eand Ice , andhihiss book,book, and an din I hisn hi excitements excitemen het fell he in- fel l in- For one week, beginning Saturday, Nov. 9. 118118,. 3 8651. 5S4,L 624 p; m., P iSunday, m. Sunday (except, (excep Oceant Ocean to tbe river. For one week, beginning: Saturday, Nov. 9. DOLLSDOLLS.. DOLLS.DOLLS * GroveGrove)) 88 52 5 2a. a tn. ;m. 330; 33 p. m.0 p . m. meatsmeats arear kepte kep onlyt onl m fewy a daysfew atday thes at theto the river. ForFor PenhPenh Auiooy.3:17.538. Aiun»y. 3;f7.538 800,. 800 10S7., 1027 a.. m„«. m _ mostmost.. TheTb beste bes oft beefof bee inf France In Franc doese notdoe s not "“ ‘Bet's'Bet's off!' off! shouted' shoute thed thothere other coster. coster . 4 lbslb snew new raisins. raisins . 20c 20c 118118,, 3 51,:)51 5 24,, 57 2400,, p.7U8 m.,, Sundaysp. m_ 8 59Sunday * 8 52 comparcomparee withwith American America nbeef, beef but, bu tnct ttivealo veu l 'It'‘It’Bs uono fair fair divin dlvi nfor fo ’em!’r 'cm! ' aa.. rarn ; 3 ; 30 3 3p.0 ax. p. m. ; la superior to anything; we have. It is 3 lbslb shome-maile home-mad mincee minc meate mea t 25c 25c FoForr AtlanticAtlantic Cttr. Cttr 3. 373 3 a.7 m.:a. m. 1 18; p. 11 m.8 p.m. Is superior to anything; we have. It 1b "Th“Thee barmaidbarmaid held hel stakes,d stakes and, an it wasd it was DOLLSDOLLS,. i FoForr Freehold.Freehold, 337, 337 800,. 800 1027. 102 a.7 m.; a. 118,m.: 1183M,, 3 51, valuedvalued moremore highly highly than than any an othery othe productr produc t theitheirr explanationexplanation of o thef th cosee cas toe her to whichher whic h 4 lbslbs new new California Californi prunesa prune s 25c 25c 5 24 54 p. p in.. in . ooff thetb batcher.e butcher But. Bu no mattert nu matie whatr thewha t the I overheardoverheard and an afterwardd afterwar maded mad a bite a hit 1 lblb new new Leghorn Leghor citronn citro n 14c 14c DresseDressedd andand Undressed. Undressed All. Al thel th lateste lates t ROYALHOVAL BLUBBLUE LINE. LINK . Viand,Viand, whenwhen It icomest come tos theto th handse band of sthe of thewith."—Washingtowith.”—Washingtonn Pofit.I'off . LeaveLeave PlainfieldPlalnnvld forr« Philadelphia^r Philadelphia 173^ 17. 455 8 4445 8 44 000kcook,, itit is i sos s preparedo prepare thatd tha shet sh hase buthas lit- bu t lit- 2 lbslb snew new layer laye figsr 25c figs 25c stylestyless ofof 948.9 46. 1044 10 4 4a. a217.. n> 534*.4 217 6 .45. 5 8 34* 21,. 937*,8 45 . 8 21, 9 37\ tle to do to it except to 000k it. 1 17 1 7nigbr. nlirbr Sundays-^. Sutxlaya- 17.4 175 45.. 95 56 45 10. 9 44 5 a.5 10 « a. m, tle to do to It except to cook it. A StrangeMraagc Tryst. Try.t . 1 lblb new new dates date s 5c ... , , . T :..... 6c 2 25. 26 ,4 455.514* 56.514'(4«p 6 460. m.. 117m. night. 117 nt*bt . 3 lblb pail pai cottolenel cottolen e ' ... 25c WOOuDll 311(1* ITOII I OyS. 25c FoPurr Trenton^Trenton^ 17.6 17. 45.6 45 8. 44,9 8 44 46.. 9 a.4ft m.12. a. tn.1 46,22 4ft17., 2 17. BradforBradfordd Torrey,Torrey ,the th naturalist,e naturalist told, tol a d a Wooden and Iron Toys. 65 34*. 34* 6. (38* 38*. 8. 21. 821 9 37*. 937 p. *m„ p 117. m. night., 11 Sun-7 nlcbt . Sun- HoBoww aa Vermonter Ttrmontn Took Too ak Prisoner. a Prisoner . prettprettyy storystory some some time tim sincee sinc toe at partyo a part of y of CapCapee codcod cranberries, cranberries j>er, i>e quartr quaT t 8c 8c A Vermont veteran tells a good story of ddays5 17.517^45955^25455514*835 45. 9 55 a. m JS 25,4 55. 5 14*. 6 35*. p. M,' A Vermont veteran tolls o good story of friendfriendss ofof a atryst trys oft ohisf withhis wit a blackcap.h a blackcap . BesBestt syrnp,syrup, per pe gallon.r gallon . 33c . 33c 1171 IT night. n IK hi . thethe fightflglit of o BnrkittsvlUe,f Burkittsvillt- Va.,. Vs. just, jus beforet befor e HHee sawsaw tbe tb birde bir ford fo tber tbfirste first time tim onee 15th one loth ForFor BaltimoreBaltimore and and Washington Washingto stn a8 44,t 8 1044 44. 1044 ththee battlebattle of o Sharpsburg:f Sbarpsburg “The: "Th Confeder-e Confeder - BesBestt mollasses,mollasses ,per pp gallonr gallo n . 33c 33c sa mm.534* .5 34*. fl 46. 845p.m. p. m.. 1 17 .night. 1 17 nlirht Sunda>e,10. Sundmje 44 . 10U ofif MayMay in i na corner a corne ofr hisof higarden,s garden und, hap-and hap- HARPER’S, s.a ra,.m. 5. 14*. 5 14*I4«.«45p 6 45. . p. . m.,. 117m. .night. 117 nl*bt bt.. atesates,, overpowered,overpowered ,fell fel backl bac upk theup hill, the hill, peninpeningg tot olook loo atk abist hiwatchs watc noticedh notice the d tbe SouSoupp beans, beans, i>er pe rquart quar t 5c ... 5c HARPER'S, FoForr Chattanooga,Cbauaoontra New, lel Orleansw OrOrleanl soda all an d all filingfiring uponupon our ou menr me fromn fro behindm behin rocksd rocks hourhour.. ItI wast wa 1 o'clock.s 1 o'clock He. spokeI He to spok hise to his VerVeryy bestbest XXXXX XXXXX process proces flour,s flour, j>er j>e bblr bbl. .$3.99 .$3.99 pointsilotn South,South, with witb through tbronfi vest]buJedi vcatlbuleibl sleep-dd _i and the natural defensive position* pre- Kingf osraoara vis Tia Shenandoah Sbeoandoat Valleya Valle Line,r Line at ,591* at 5 34* and the natural defensive positions pre- familfamilyy ofo fthis thi firsts first encounter encounte withr wit tbeh thlit-e lit- 411411 ParkPark Avenue. Avenue . pp.. m.ra Sunday. Sunda ft y14* 5 p. 14 m.* p . ra. sentedsented byb they th grounde groun untild unti theyl the reacb<-dy reache d “ “ bag 55c " bag 55c - tltlee creaturecreature and and was wa ledn le tryd ab whimy a whi to re-m to re- Extra new Mackerel, each 7c FoForr Buffalo.Buffalo .Chicago Oblcav ando an alld points all pntn West,u W«ar , theitheirr artillery,artillery where, wher theye the madey mad a moree a wore turturnn toto the th samee sam spote spo ont the on following the followin g Extra new Mackerel, each 7c ^ .. , CASH week-daysw<><-k-day« at a t9 9 54 M a. am^. m.8 21 ,p. 8 m.SI Sundayp. m. Sunday decidedecidedd stand.stand .Their Thei riflemenr rifleme tookn too advan-k advan - Will sell you Coffee from 13c up. Try a pound of our 18c Tea. 6 353S p. p m.. m . 15t15thh ofo fMay Ma undy an atd 1 ao’clock.t 1 o'clock A gain. Agaihe n he Will sell you Coffee from 13c up. Try a pound of our 18c TW Z5TT\Smalley’sAl I©y S MARKET. PtalnftelPlainfieldd pawnrersptnrienvera by b trainsy train* marked marke (*) d (*' tagtagee ofof every ever possibley possibl covere cove ofr ledge of ledg ande and sasaww thethe blackcap blackcap fly fly downdow uponn upo Illsn h"rock-U "rock - chancchangee carsaara at a Boundt Boun Brook.d Brook . rocreckk andand tree. tree When. Whe Slocum'sn Slocum' divisions divisio n eryery”" asa she h stoode Blon waitingd waitin forg fo it.r Then it. tbeTin n tbe (Eetet(E»Ut6o D.D I.. I Smalley.). Smaller. ) ThroughThrough ticketstickdta to to all al pointsl point at* lowestat lowes ratest rata a had become actively engaged. Brooks' and FULPER’S, 207 West Front Street, maymay bebe had ba ond o applicationn applicatio inn advance In advanc to tbee to the had become actively engaged. Brooks' and taltalee waswas told told about abou amongt amon hisg acquaint-his acquaint - FULPER'S, 207 West Front Street. ticketickett agentarent at a thet tb station.e station . Irvine'Irvine'ss brigadesbrigades of o Smith'sf Smith' divisions divisio weren wer e ancesances,, andand in i tben tb nexte nex yeart atyea ther a samet th e same 9944 Somerset,Somerset Corner, Corne Racer Rac Street.e Stree t sensentt forwardforward and an dbore bor ae part a par in tthe in final the final JJ.. H.B OLH. OLBATJSKN AUSRN. . dadayy andand hour hour he h persuadede persuade oned on ofe bis of fam-his fam - WWee sell8*11 only only first-close flrat-elaaa good* g-oodr.a .at lowt lo w GeneralGeneral Superintendent.Superintendent . straggle.struggle. Hancock’sHancock' brigades brigad wnse wa helds hel in d in ilyily toto accompany accompany him him to theto tryst.the tryst Mr. . Mr. iats,late, NewNe Shapes,w Shapes , r |U| • • reservereserve.. AfterAfte ar sharpa shar actionp actio of threen o f three priceprieee* forfor cosh. cs»b Orders. Order colled* calle ford for H*P.H. P. BALDWIN, BALDWIN , TorreyTorrey acknowledgedacknowledged that tha het h felte fel nervoust nervou s anandd delivered.delivered. GeneralGeneral Pa—engcrPanaenrer Agent. Avent . boatsboors thetb creste cres wast wa carried,s carried and, an 400d pris- 400 pris- anandd almostalmost dreaded dreaded to tputo pu thet th strangee strang co- e co- Trunks and Bags Cheap. E. M. Laing onersoners,, 700TOO stand stan dof o amis,f arms one, on piecee piec of nre of ar-incidencincidencee onceonce more mor tt>e theto test.the They test. They Trunks and Bags Cheap. L. If I. LCilllg-J The Employment Bureau "~ tlllery tillery and an threed thre colorse color weres wer thee prizesthe prize of s of The Employment Bureau wenwentt downdown to t othe tb pilee pil ofe rocksof rock ands moss,and moss , oofr thethe C. C O.. O A.. AA.. open A. ope dailyn dail at they a of-t th e of- ththee UnionUnion army. army Our. Ou lossr bw wass wa 113s killed, 113 killed , anandd takingtaking out ou theirt thei watchesr watche siationeds statione d Jones & Co., 414188 woundedwounded and an d2 missing.2 missing While. Whil climb-e cliiub - AH sizessizet iin i Put-kingn Packin Trunks.g Trunks . 101055 ParkPark Aienue' Avenue " ficefice,, 309309 West Wes 2dt street,3d street from, fro9 tom 11 9 to 11 Jones & Co. themselvethemselvess ini nthe th olde ol spot.d Spot Just. asJus tbet as tbe o'clocko'clock.. 10 17 tf 10 17 tf ^ CVrAVATnDg tofflng overover a a ledge, ledge I, slipped I slippe andd an felld 18fel orl 1 208 or 20 clocclockk struckstruck 1 there1 ther wase wa a flutters a flutter of wings (if wing s ^EXCAVATORS. feet between two rocks. Rapid as had fast between two rock*. Rapid as had Iinn theth bushes—thee hushes—th blackcape blackca flewp flewforth, forth , Ore*pool* andand sink*tdnk sthoronchly thoroughl cleaned.y cleaned . beebeenn mymy tumble, tumble I, foundI foun myselfd mysel precededf precede d faithfufaithfull tot othe th strangee strangj appointment> appointmen lie-t be- Attention— Riven given to to sanitary aanit&r condition.y condition . bbyy aa Confederate Confederate soldier. soldier For. Foan rInstant an instan t tweetweenn manman and an dbird. bird . New Fish Market, Buildings,«a. cellars,ceUare .too. etc disinfected., disinfected All. AU wwee glaredglared angrily angrily at a eacht eac other,h other when, whe then tin Extra Quality New Fish Market, work doneDIM under uader experienced expwtonoo manager.d fnajiaJCtJ C 'mb‘reb’' burstburst out ou laughing,t laughing saying:, saying ‘We're: 'We'r e AAda ImportantImportant Question. Question . Extra Quality botbothh Inin a a fix. fix. You Yo can'tu can' gobblet gobbl me,e and me I, and I ; 12512 5Park Par Ave.k Ave . can't gobble you till we know which is go- A shortshort time tim agoe ag ao large a larg factory,e factory fitted, fitted can’t gobble you till we know which Is go- with tbe most modern appliances, includ- teg to lick. Let's wait until the shooting with the must modern appliances, includ- iag to lick. Let’s wait until the shooting iningg tbetbe electric electri light,c light caught, caugh fire,t fire, and de-and de- 5ilk,5ilk. Gloria,Gloria ,Fast Fas Black,t Black Paragon, Parago n !Is• over,over and, an ifd your if you sider winsside I’mwin yours I'm your spitspitee thethe most mos strenuoust strenuou effortss effort ofs theof firethe fire FrameFrame,, 262 6Inch Ih^ ^ prisonerprisoner andand if i wef w wine wi youn areyou my ar epris- my pris- brigade wax almost demolished. oner.' The bargain was made, but didn't brigade was almost demolished. E. P. THORN oner.’ The bargain was made, but didn't The following morning a newly appoint- E. P. THORN that reb feel cheap when he found I'd won The fallowing morning a newly appoint- that reb feel Cheap when he found I'd won ed member of the force was dispatched to him?”—Louisvillehim?"—Louisville Courier-Journal.Courier-Journal . ed member of the force was dispatched to solicits a share of the public patron- tbtbee spot,spot ,with wit ha viewa vie ofw ascertainingof ascertainin howg ho w aage. 8 Firstre quality tbthee firefire originated. originated . ThThee RebelsRebels Decided Deride Ford Fo Them.r Them . UMBRELLASUMBRELLAS. "*** ^ &&$*° ^ AfteAfterr closelyclosely interrogating Interrogating the tb managere manage r The price is very low. IInn oneon ofe o thef tb battlese battle ofs the of Wilderness the Wildernes s ooff thethe factory factory ho h askede askeSt to seeo se thee manthe ma whon who Theprie Fish, Oysters, Clams, &c ththee TwentiethTwentiet hMassachusetts Massachusett regiments regimen t wawass responsibleresponsible for fo rtbe th electrice electri light.c light . Fish, Oysters, Clams, &c wasl inin the tb ethick thic kof othef th fight,e fight, and one and col- on e col- ThThee managermanage rstated state thatd tha thet electricthe electri c or' bearerbearer after after another anothe wasr wa shuts sho downt dow al-n al- switcheswitchess werewere under under his hi soles sol control.e control . PUTNAPUTNAMM && DeGRAW. DeGRAW . TERMTERMSS CASH.CASH . 1111 77 tf tf most asi fast fast as a thes th mene me couldn coul bed replaced. be replaced . "The“Thenn youyou ore ar thee tb mane ma thatn tha lightst Right up s up BntBut suchsuch was wa thes th fiercee fierc eagernesse eagernes to skeep to keep ththee electricelectric affair?” affair!1" tbtbee flagflag aloft alof tthat tha att aonet on timee tim twoe mentwo men— "Tha“Thatt isis so.” so. " gallant Irishmen—caught hold of tbe gallant Irishmen—caught hold of tbe "Now“Now,, beb ecareful carefu howl ho youw yo answern answe myr 105 SeSeee OurOur Name, Name . standard at once, as it was about to fait, PREPARED standard at once, as it was about to fall, next question, °cos if it ain't satisfactory and struggled for the possession of it. Just next question, 'cos if it ain't satisfactory “Ever Ready” and struggled for the possession of It. Just iItt willwil lbe htooke too ask evidence as evidenc againste agains ye. t ye. Ever Ready" then a shot struck tbe staff, cutting It in Take then a shot struck tbe staff, cutting it in When you lighted the. electric light last Take two, and leaving one brave soldier with When you lighted the electric light last two, and leaving one brave soldier with night, where did you throw the match:-" the flag and the other with the shattered night, where did you tihrow the match?" Our Our tbe flag and the other with the shattered —Londo—Londonn Tit-Bits.Tit-Hit-, . stafstafff inin his hi grasp.s grasp “Faith,”. "Faith, said" sai thed nuto the man " Number,'Number , Withwith thetb eflag, flag, “the "th rebelse rebel haves hav decidede decide ford fot us this time!" and went on with the (I. j lYnwinf aa Maau Man , Buckwheat Flour. tu this time!” and went on with the fh.ji A British scientist recently made the Buckwheat Flour. CalCalll andan d , floating aboveabov ehim hi atm the at headtbe of hea thed of the A British scientist [recently made the cheerincheeringg men.—Louisvillemen.—Louisville Post. Post . statemenstatementt thatthat upward upward of o flve-slzthaf five-sixths of theof the SeSeee OuOurr weightweight ofof a a human huma nhein^ bein wang wa composedn ouiupotie ofd of Home-made and sold on its merits. Scid by all grocers and made by Good? moisturemoisture.. HisHi colleaguess mill •ague qu* estioned .ju -stUine thed tbe Home-made and sold on Its merits. Scid by all grocers and made by Goods. "** TbThee WoodWood PRe Fil< of- Life.of Life . statement,statement, whereuponwhereupon a Itospitala h«.-pita cadaver,l cadaver , "Ho“Howw wewe do d oall al shiinl sh(i then woodthe woo piled of pil e of ththee remainsremain *4s o af small, a -mull tU shy, flesh man,y wasman , was Ufe!life!”" saidsaid Mr. Mr Gratepar.. Gratebar “There's. "There' the s the obtainedobtained andan putd pu unflert iiiuK- ther hydraulic the hydrauli c FRENCH BROTHERS, Woolston & Buckle, woodwood,, freefree to Ui all, all with, wit theh saw-bucktht Kawhuc andk and press. The Burpee weighed lMf pounds FRENCH BROTHERS, Wcolston & Buckle, 1 press. The corpse weighed 140 pounds ththee bucksawbucksaw standing standing by, bybut, webu got w alle go alleven,even, andan dit wasil wa founds foun thatd whenthat wheeveryn every City Mil s. • 24 Somerset street. Plainfield. N. J. 141 and 145 North ave. arounaroundd ’em'em and ati dpick pic u^jk uchipsb chip rathers rathe thanr tha n drodropp of o fmoisture moistur hade ha beend bee pressedn presse fromd from City Mils. 24 Somerset street. Plainfield. N. J. 141 and 145 North ave. sasaww wood.wood . WeW don'te don' wantt I wanto work;t to we work ; we thethe bodybod ythe th residuee residu \V;lse WJI a thinS a mass thin ofmas s of wanWantt anan easy easy job: job we: w havee Hav a vaguee a vagu sorte of sor t of drydry,, fibrousfibrous flesh fles hand an Ismes,'d 1«me-. weighing' weighin butg bu t aann ideaidea that tha woodt woo dwill wil comel com amie an- pile1 pil itselfe itsel f 33S3 pounds. pounds.—.St — St. I^ouis. Loui Republic.s Republic . ubpp ini ntbe th cellar.e cellar But. itBu won't.t it won'tIf ye . If ye Leech1 eech, Stiles, Stile &s Co.,& Co. Olive, OllV Oil.e OH . wanwantt aa bright bright fire fire on o then th hearth,e hearth' we, must w* mus t A RrdK. . 1Letter Lette Daj.r Day . tackletackle theth woode woo piled pile manfully! manfull ’’—Newy ••_>;-, . “Say,"Say, guide,guide ,what wha duest di.e thats tha memorialt memoria l EYE SPECIALISTS.SPECIALISTS. YorYorkk Sun.Sun . i stonestone commemorated*commemorated" IL\ f H.F«str nt «tr»»t t-'hilsr'plrhia i ExtraExtra qualityquality olive oliv eoil oi 1 lgallon 1 rallon cans, cans , "“I1 putpu tit there.it there It. is uponIt is that upo spotn tha t spot <41 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, She Bad; Him. Chestnut street, Philadelphia, only $2.35 |>erlJ?^^$&Affi£S£ gallon. Full size quart She ned^ Him. wherewhere aa tourist touris oncet onc gavee gav mee m 5 marks."—e 5 marks." — ; formally with Quei-n A Co. H. A. Stiles will bottles 60c per quart. Pint bottles 35c MrsMrs.. Newed—How:Newod—How are ar thee thbiscuits,e biscuits . FliegcndcFliegeudu Blatter.Blutter . ily with Quei-nbe & at Co . H. A. Stiles will bottleper pint.s 60 Thisc pe oilr quart is of the. firstPint press- bottle s 35c George? be at J*ingT ofpint olives,. Thi ands oi qualityl is of guaranteed the first press - Kewed—A'triflNewed—-A-triflee heavy,heavy ,dearest. dearest . AAsg universalunivenui al practicea prw-iic nse IlyingM lyin is,g and Is . an— East i~ A.Front r~ st. n. k • _i 'nK °' "l'vt*s, and quality guaranteed lbsMrs.. N.—AndN.—And the th srtupf-« smip V ' equal to Barton & Gurtier’s. 11ass easyiM«y a a one on ase ;iit seems,- it Kevins I do. not1 d remem-o not remem- 107 East Front St. I^ n h ;lB." !^' equal to Barton & AuttlerV N.—TooN.—Too muchmuch seasoning miisohiiig in i it.n it beberr hito have haw heard iifiii-i threel thre goode proo liesd inliwtl alln my al l ray f EVERY THURSDAY.THURSDAY.t ll t m MrsMrs.. N.—AndN.—And the tb diick?e duck , ? j eueonwrsatn wrsiit ion.—Swift.inn. —.Swift. N.—Done a little too much. Ks»tii I* a. rr. t«» ft p. ni. ! N.—Done a little too mucli. r^»iti I' A. m. *n 5 p. m. NF . UMAN BRO’S., MrsMrs.. N.—I’mN.—I'm so t sorry,o [sorry dear,, dear that, yourthat your I ThThee »tm«**pl.oreMni^Litf i*i *«»s wclear^ i-l.-a inr Zululand In Zulnlan d 1 SenSendd 55 ,. . 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Lodge and SocietySocMy fleeting*. I butbut I don’tdon't knowknow whatwhat theythey wouldwould ddaa umum througthroughh whichwhich ourour opinionsopinions HOME THE SOHO ANARCHISTS. : TheyThey areare quitequite capable,capable, though,though, ofof trip- trip- HOME . SenatSenatee Lodge.Lodgje. xt3643.x KnKnightsi of Honor-The THE SOHO ANARCHISTS. beebeenn impartedimparted toto a listeninglistening world,world, tatbat regular neen« of tl ' ThThee BiBigg | pingping meme up np in in a a darkdark alley.alley. "” ititss dayday isis past.past . ItI tis h iwhat what thethe lumbering lumbering theflretandthffdThur I "Loo“Lookk here,”here," saidsaid Sedlit&t^supposeSedlitl^'suppose month In Btiuman Bui ! ByBy BOBEBT E0BEBT BARR.BABB. stagecoacstagecoachh isis toto tbethe locomotive,locomotive, whatwhat Building and Loan Ass’n. FronFrontt streetstreet,, aatt 88 p. p .m. m . ; yonyou letlet me me trytry a plan.plan. LetLet meme givegive themthem thethe letterletter isis toto ththee telegram,telegram, whatwhat ththea Bnflding and Loan Ass'n. I a lectnreonlectnre on thethe ‘Chemistry'Chemistry ofof Anarchy.Anarchy. '’ „,___uR- A.. Frey.„ Reporter.J JohnJoh n Fellows.Fellows. Dictator.Dictator. NeNeww YorkYork Bailingsailing vesselvessel isis toto thethe steamship^steamship. IItt B. A. Frey. Reporter. , [Copyright,fCopyright. 1895,1886, byby thethe Author.] Author.] I It’sIt's a fascinatingfascinating subject.”subject." wilwilll bebe mymy pleasantpleasant dntyduty tonighttonight toto ex-ex- MeetMeetss forfor paymentpayment ooff duesdues anandd Interest,interest, Court IVide of New Jersey. No. 8024. Ancient I ItIt hashas beenbeen saidsaid inin thethe LondonLondon paper*paper* ' "What"What goodgood wouldwould thatthat do?”do?" on the Third Monday of each month, r r ore8ter8 Ancient hibihibitt toto youyou anan explosiveexplosive soso powerfulpowerful on the Third Monday of each month, §P. HallS? ..°*«? No. los West °f 2d America, street firstmeets and In thirdK.K. ooff : thatthat thethe dissolution dissolution ofof thethe SohoSohoAnarch Anarch-- i “Oh,"Oh, waitwait tilltill youyou havehave heardbeard ththee and deadly that hereafter, having SMB aatt thethe rooms'overrooms ;over CityCity NationalNational Bank.Bank. *. uwi, .,«. iw nuH^u srreei. nr third [ 1st leagne wag caused by want of fonds. [ lecture. If I don't make the hair of and deadly that hereafter, having aeoa TuesdaTuesdayy eveningsevenings inin eacheach month.month. Fire! ist league was caused by want of funds. lecture. If I don’t make the hair at whawhatt itit cancan accomplish,accomplish, youyou willwill haveban* DueDuess are ! $1.00$1.00 perper monthmonth foforr a._ ,• „TT SamuelSamuel J.J. Flynn.Flynn. ChiefChief Banger.Banger. Fire! [ ThisThis isis veryvery farfar fromfrom beingbeing thethe case. case. | somesome ofof themthem standstand onon endend theythey areare nothing but derision for such simple, Samuel H. Lunger. Fin. Sec. braver men than I expect them to be. nothing bnt derision for such simple, sharsharee ofof $200.$200. EntranceEntrance feefee 25c25 c Samuel H. Lunger. Fin. Sec. AlAlll thethe finefine clothing,clothing, J AnAn anarchistanarchist leagueleagne hashas doDO needneed foforr braver men than I expect them to be. harmlessharmless compoundscompounds asas dynamitedynamite an—Jd AnchoAnehorr XfdfeeLodge,, No.No . 149.14* F.F. A A.A. M—MeetsM-Meets thathatt v.’ev.c hahadd iinn stockstock I fundsfunds,, andand soso longlong asas there there isi s moneymoney ! WeWe havehave aa largelarge roomroom inin Clement’s Clement's ininnn nitrbglycerin." peperr share.share. second amand fourth Tuesdays In the Baboock j enough to buy beer the league is sure of ' where we students meet to try experi- nitroglycerin.” j BuildingBuild! . * ^°drth TuesdaysC.c. C.C. Howard.HowardIn the . Babcock WW.. XM.. iinn tht.iee enough to buy beer the league is sure of where we students meet to try experi- TheThe professorprofessor lookedlooked withwith kindlykindly sym-sym- MemberMemberss maymay obtainobtain anan advance advance ofof T.T. A.A. Rogers,Rogers. See.Sec. ! continuedcontinued existence.existence. TheTh e truthtruth aboutabout | mentsments andand smokesmoke tobacco.tobacco. ItIt isis halfhalf > the scattering of the Soho organization ; club and half lecture room. Now, I pro- pathypathy overover hishis audiencaudiencee asas heh eallowed allowed ththee fullfull amohntamount ofof theitheirr sharesshares,, bbyy -_.—_„.Jerusalem. Lodge.Lodge. NoNo. . 2*.M.F.1A F. A A.. M.-MeetsH.-Meets Manhattan the scattering of the Soho organization club and half lecture room. Now, I pro- ththee yellowyellow mixturemixture toto slowlyslowly percolatepercolate givinggiving approvedapproved realreal estateestate securitysecurity firstfirst andandI thirdthird TuesdaysTTuesdayu • s ata•t BabcockBabcoc" ' k- Building.-Building •-- . Manhattan ; waswas toldtold meme by by aa youngyoung newspapernewspaper manman !* posepose toto get get thosethose anarchistsanarchists inin there,there , wortworthh 2525 perper centcent moremore thanthan ththee West Fron--*t —street st.. D.D. C. C. Adams.Adams. W.W^M M.T ! who was chairman at the last meeting. througthroughh hisbis fingers backback intointo ththee boboatx Charles Yeager >r.. Sec.See. Bank Building who was chairman at the last meeting. |j locklock thethe doors,doors, andand telltell themthem somethingsomething •gainagain.. EverEver andand anonanon hehe tooktook np up a a fresh fresh amountamount advanced.atadvanced,at a costcost forfor interestinterest ! TheThe yonngyoung manman waswas notnot an an anarchist, anarchist , ' abontabout dynamitedynamite aDdand otherother explosives.explosives. ooff $1.00$1.00 perper monthmonth perper share,share, andand aa FUlnflelPialnfleldd Council.Council. No.No . Til.Til . RoyalRoyal ArcanumArcanum Banconsistingk ofBuilding some of : : though he had to pretend to be one in handfulhandful anandd repeatedrepeated thethe action.action. premium which ia usually very low. —Th—Thee regularregular meetingsmeetings ofof this^this CouncilCouncil araree consisting of some of though be had to pretend to be one in • YonYou givegive outou t thatthat I amam auan anarchistanarchist Tbe anarchists! in the andience ex- premium which is usually very low. helheldd onon 1th e sedond and* fourth Monday even- our choicest autumn : the interests of his paper, and so joined Tbe anarchists/ in the audience ax- NeNeww seriesseries willwill bebe openeOpenedd atat theth e «*>- ^V”UU OIIU IVUiUIfourth J1UUUAJSionday CfBU*even- our choicest autumn the interests of his paper, and so joined '* fromfrom America.America. TellTell themthem thatthat thethe doorsdoors changechangedd uneasuneasyy glancesglances oneone withwith ththea inglugss ofof each!each J monthmonth inin ExemptExempt Firemen’sFiremen's productions in ; the Soho league, where be made some [i willwill bebe lockedlocked toto preventprevent policepolice inter-inter- ApriAprill andand OctoberOctober meetings.meetings. MemberMemberss HallHalL. CowardCoward BuildingBuilding.. ParkPark avenue,avenue, atat 8 p.m.p.m. productions in { thefiery Soho speeche league,s tha twhere were hemuc madeh appland some- other,other. receivereceivedd atat anyany meetingmeeting onon paymentpayment _ A _ _ AA.. M.M. Rea.liea. Regent.Begent. fiery speeches that were much applaud- I: ference andand thatthat therethere willwill bebe aa barrel barre l “Yet,” continued the professor, “it ^L^I^Thorn^SecretaryH. A. Thorne. Becretary- ! ed. At hist anarchist news became a ' of beer. You can introduce me as a man '"Sfet," continued the professor, "it ooff duesdues fromfrom thethe commencementcommencement ooff SuitsSuits,, Trousers,Trousers, !j drued. g Atin lastthe marketanarchist, an newsd the becameeditor o fa of beer. Yon can introduce me as a man willwill .bebe usefuluseful foforr usus toto considerconsider thisthis ththee currentcurrent series.series. Lawyers. drug in the market, and the editor of j frofromm AmericaAmerica,, wherwheree thetheyy knoknoww aass substancsubstancee forfor a fewfew moments,moments, ifif batbut farfor ISAAISAACC WW.. KUSHMORE,RUSHMORE, Overcoats and Ulsters j; thtbee papepaperr younyoungg MarshalMarshalll SimianSimianss bebe-- ; muchmuch aboutabout anarchismanarchism inin ten ten minutesminutes President Overcoats and Ulsters : longed to told him that be would now thethe purposepurpose ofof comparison.comparison. Here,”Here," hebe President. whicwhichh werewere slightlyslightly longed to told him that he would now ! asas they they dodo herehere inin tenten years. years . TellTel lthem them said,said, divingdiving hishis handbaud intointo anotheranother boxbox 88.. R.R . STRUTHERS,STRUTHEBS, Sec’y.Sec'y. WW.. K.K . McClureMcClure,, j havhavee ttoo turturnn hihiss attentioattentionn ttoo parliamenparliamen-- : thatthat I havehave spentspent mymy life life inin thethe studystudy 1. 917917 MadisonMadison Ave.Ave. 7 6 6m-Sats 6m-Sats damagedamagedd byby water,water, I tary work, as he would print no more : of explosives. I will have to make up a andand bringingbringing npup beforbeforee theirtheir gazgazee a yel-yel- have been removed to | anarchistary work,t new as *he in would the shee printt no more ; of explosives. I will have to make up a loloww brick,'brick, “is' is dynamitedynamite inin a compcompresse d COUNSELOR hav«^ been removed to j anarchist news in tbe sheet i little,little, butbut youyou knowknow thatthat I amam a veryvery X\ AT LAW.LAW. 1 form.form. TherTheree isis enoughenough herehere toto iwrec k Your Valuables OneOne migbtmight thinkthink thatthat yonngyoung SimkinsSimkins goodgood amateuramateur actor,actor, andand I don’tdon't thinkthink all this part of London, were it explod- Your Valuables SupremSupremee CourtCourt Commissioner.Commissioner. Our Retail Store all this part of London, were it explod- will be. safe in Our Retail Store wouldwould havehave beenbeen gladglad toto getget ridrid ofof hishi s( thetherem wilwilll bbee anyany troubletrouble aboutabout that.that. AAtt ed.ed. ThisThis simplesimple bricbrickk wouldwould laylay 8kSt . will be. safe in FirsFirstt NationalNational Bank Building. knarchistanarchist work,work, aass hbee hadhad nono love lov e forfo r' thethe lasthut youyou mustmust telltell themthem thatthat youyou havehave Bank Building. 194 Broadway Paul'Paul'ss cathedralcathedral iinn ruins;ruins; eo,so , howeverhowever 194 Broadway thethe cause.cause. HeHe waswas glagladd toto get get ridrid ofof it,it , anan appointmentappointment andand willwill leaveleave meme ttoo antiquateantiquatedd dynamitedynamite maymay become,become, wews j Doane’s Sale Deposit Yault : butbut behe found found somesome difficultydifficulty inin sending sending amuseamuse themthem forfor a couplecouple ofof hours. ”" Doane's Safe Deposit Yanlt W. R. Codington's wherwheree ourour customerscustomers musmustt alwaysalways looklook uponupon itit withwith respect,respect, LockLock boxesboxes fromfrom $3.50$3.50 toto $10$10 a year.year. W. R. Codington's mamayy obtaiobtainn unprece-unprece- | inin his his resignation. resignation . TbeThe momentmoment be be spoke spoke • “But"Bu t I don’tdon't seesee whatwhat goodgood itit isis all al l justjust asas wewe looklook upon upon reformersreformers ofo fcen- cen - LAW dentedentedd bargains,bargains, aass : ! ofof resigning resigning' thethe membersmembers becamebecame suspi-suirpi- ' goinggoing toto do,do ,thongh though II amam desperate, desperate, ”" turiesturies agagoo whowho perishedperished forfor theirtheir opin-opin- ERNESERNESTT BARRETT,BARRETT, ththee entireentire stockstock • ciouscious ofof him.him. HeHe hadhad alwaysalways beenbeen rath-rath- saisaidd Simkins,Simkins, “and"and willingwilling toto trytry any-any- ionsions,, eveneven thoughthough theirtheir opinionsopinions werewere OFFICES.OFFICES, j eerr bettebetterr dressedressedd thathann ththee othersothers,, anandd ' thing.thing. II havehave thoughtthought somesome ofof firing offof f far behind what ours are now. I shall SanitarSanitaryy Plumbing,Plumbing, SteamSteam Corner Park ave and id st. | besides he drank less beer. If a man far behind what oars are now. I «h»ll Corner Park ave and ad St. WILWILLL BEBE SOLSOLDO besides he drank less beer. If a man | a bomb bomb myselfmyself atat an an anarchistanarchist meeting.meeting.' ”' taktakee tbethe libertyliberty ofof performingperforming somesome ex-ex- anandd HotNo t WaterWater HeatingHeating . SolicitoSolicitorr andand MasterMaster inIn ChanceryChancery.. wishewishess toto bbee inin goodgood standingstanding inin theth ej WheWhenn ththee FridaFridayy nighnightt ooff meetingmeeting periments with this block of dynamite." Not^rNotaryv Public.Piihllnn forfor thethe CityCity ooff go and blow up Vienna, Berlin or Paris i andand thosethose whowho keepkeep thethe keyskeys areare nonoww havoughlye t othe deal substance. That bricwithk iwhichs perfectl youy 1895, are now due and payable, and PlainflelPlainfieldd willwill meetmeet iinn thethe CouncilCouncil theythey werewere notnot willingwilling forfor himhim toto beginbegin ; downdown atat the the entranceentrance ofof the the inn,inn, soso that that 1895, are now due and payable, and ChambeChamberr onon ththee fourthfourth TuesdaTuesdayy iinn an London. Simkinswas usually calmed harmlesshave to , deal.becaus eThat it ibricks is .perfectly Dyna- thatthat ifif thethe saidsaid taxestaxes bebe notnot paidpaid byby on London. Simkins was usually calmed ' ifif a firefire shouldshould occuroccur theythey cancan quicklyquickly mitharmless,e in it sbecause frozen statit ise wilfrozen.l not explodDyna-e THTHEE POSTALPOSTAL dowdownn witwithh mucmuchh difficultydifficulty,, andand finally,finally, |' comecome andand letlet ns us out. out. ThereThere isis nono greatgreat NovembeNovemberr ththee 26t26thh Inst.,Inst., after hissing "Cowards!" two or three mite in its frozen state will not explode THTHEE 20th20th DADATT OOFF DECEMBERDECEMBER BEIT,XEXT, after hissing "‘Cowards!” two or three |' dangerdanger ofof fire, however,however, butbu t thethe inter- inter- —a* factfact wellwell understoodunderstood byby miners miners midsnd timetimess underunder hishis breath,breath, hehe concludedconcluded I ruptioruptiono ofof tbethe policepolice mustmust bebe guardedguarded ththee namesnames ofof thethe defaulters,defaulters, withwith theirtheir annndd sitsit fromfrom 2 o’clocko'clock p.p . m.m . untiluntil 55 with. "Oh. very well, then, you know allall thosethose whowho havehave toto workwork withwith it,it, andand respectivrespectivee taxes,taxes, willwill bebe returnedreturned ttoo o'clocko'clock p.p. m.,m. , oror longerlonuer ifif foundfound neo-nec- with. “Oh, very well, then, yon know | againstagainst veryvery carefully.carefully. TheThe windows,windows, whowho,, asas aa rule, rule , generallygenerally preferprefer toto blow blow ththee CityCity JudgeJudge forfor prosecution.prosecution. ThThee bettebetterr thanthan I do—Ido—I amam onlyonly a youngyoung rere-- I asas youyou see,see, areare shutteredshuttered andand barred,barred, essary.tessary.too disposedU}x*. m,m. atat thethe CouncilCouncil iningg withwith newnew sewer.sewer. Y¥.. EE. . liBTIKMARTIN,!,I, ManagerManager.a . anis da man,soul asto you tbe will cause see,, s odevoted I hop ebody you chamber.chamber. No.No. JOB109 ParkPark avenue,avenue, inin thethe citycity ofof TatapfeaaTricphowe* Cal Calll I **•I . | lowedlowed toto setse tfoot foot inin his hi s nativenative country.country , and soul to tbe cause, so I hope you Plainfield.Ptainflelo", N.S. J..J, asa» thethe timetime andand pla-epjae foforr would get np and harangue the crowd will listen to him attentively. I regret TownsendTowoMnd RusnmnreRushmore., WilliamWilliam T.T. KirkKirk anandd Telephone 28b. EstablisheEstablishedd ins117s.. 1O1O44 ParParkk ireAre.. GARMENTS would get up and harangue the crowd will listen to him attentively. I regret James C. Manning, the commissioners ap- Telephone 29b. GARMENTS in English and tell them what that I am unable to remain with you James C. Manning, the commissioners ap- | in broken English and tell them what that I am unable to remain with you pointedpointed bybjr ththee CommonCommon CouncilCouncil pursuantpursuant ttoo great things would yet be done by dyna- tonight, having other duties to perform ♦thhee ordinance,ordinance, entitledentitled "An"An OrdinanceOrdinance forfor tbeth« ADDIS <£ SON*SON. , great things would yet be done by dyna- tonight,which ar havinge imperative other. dutiesI will ,to .therefore perform, layinglaying- ououtt andand openingopening ooff WatchtinWatchungg avenueavenue mite.mite. , which are imperative. I will, therefore, from[r>>m thethe NorthwesterlyNorthwesterly sideside lineline ofof EastEast PlumbinPlumbingg anandd if you will permit me, leave by the FrontFront streetstreet toto thethe citycity lineline inin GreenGreen Brook.”Brook." HoHott WaterWater Heating.Heatlns. L. RAOLIRAOU& &OO.. CO.. BuButt whenwhen SimkinsSimkins sentsent inin hishis resigna-resigna- bacif youk entranc will epermit after Ime, hav leavee introduce by thed approvedapproved AugustAugust 5th.Mh. lses,1K«. toto meetmeet. TheThe streetstreet FruitsFruits,, Confectionery,Confectionery, TTem-< ARAREE FULLFULL tiontion a changechange camcamee overover theitheirr feelingsfeelings back entrance after I have introduced proponed.proponed, laidlaid outout andand openedopened willwill extendextend HavHavee youryour plumbingplumbing systemsystem testedtested with ththee perance Drinks, Cigars, Ac. the professor to you." fromfrom thetbe NorthwesterlyNorthwesterly sideside linlinee ooff EasEastt FrontFront SmokSmokee procesprocesss underunder pressure,pressure, preparatorypreparatory permoce Drinks, Cigars, ate. towartowardd himhim andand behe sawsaw ata tonce once thatthat bebe the professor to you. ” street, asas nownow lailaidd ououtt andand opened,opened, toto thetbe ettycity foforr thethe seweragesewerage system.system. „ .. tSBISB NORTH AVENUE.AVENUE. OF POSSIBILITIES. i waswas a markedmarked man.man. TbeThe chairman,chairman, inin aa AAtt thisthis momentmoment thethe stumpingstumping ofof aa linlinee inin GreenGreen Brook,Brook, thethe centercenter linlinee ooff whichwhich OppositOppositee Roberts'Roberts’s* .Livery.Livery. , 131323 NorthNorth ave.ave. OF POSSIBILITIES. street,street, asas wellwell aass thethe widthwidth thereof,thereof, beingbeing par-par- FresFreshh roasteroastedd peanutspeanuts everyevery day.day. whisperwhisper,, advisedadvised hihimm ttoo withdrawwithdraw hihiss woodenwooden lelegg waswas heardheard,, andand thosethose iinn theth e ticularlyticularly describeddescribed inin saidsaid ordinance,ordinance, anandd 1010cc a qLQt. I taketake thisthis methodmethod ofof in-in - resignation.resignation. SSoo Simkins,Simkins, whowho wawas s a a audienceaudience sawsaw appearappear a manman onon a crutch,crutch, shownshown oonn mapmap intn saidsaid ordinancordinancee referrereferredd ttoo forminformingg mymy friendsfriends andand thethe publicpublic andand onon filetile inin thetheoOlo officee ofof thethe CityCity Clerk,Clerk, enen-- iinn generagenerall thatthat t1 amam againagain Inin bus-bus- LeLett usus seesee ifif wewe can’tcan't discovediscoverr aa shrewshrewdd youngyoung fellow,fellow, understandingunderstanding thethe withwith oneone armarm inin a slingsling andand a bandagebandage titledtitled “map"map showingshowing proposedproposed extensionextension ooff Don'Don’tt BuyBuy inesinesss atat thethe oldold stand.stand. I solicitsolicit tempetemperr ofof thethe assembly,assembly, arosearose andand said:said: overover oneone eye.eye. althoughalthough hehe beamedbeamed uponupoa WatchiinWatchungg avenueavenue fromfrom ListEiist FrontFront streetstreet ttoo youyourr patronage.patronage. StoreStore willwill closeclose way of cleaning or dyeing them and "I have no desire to resign, but you them benevolently with the other. GreeGreenn Brook.Brook. Plainlicl.i.PlainnVM. N.N..! J,_ JaneJune 1886.”1SH." aatt sundownsundown onon FridayFriday andand openopen aatt way of cleaning or dyeing thefn and “I have no desire to resign, but you them benevolently with the other. ThTbee landslends,, realreal estateesta'e andand appurtenancesappurtenance* untiuntill youyou havhavee seenseen sundowsundownn oonn Saturday.Saturday. ddoo nothinnothingg excepexceptt talk,talk, andand 1I wantwant ttoo “Fellow"Fellow anarchists,"anarchists," saidsaid Simkins,Simkins, intendedntendedt too bebe takentaken forfor snensucn purposepurpose areare allall.. ouourr newnew designsdesign sitr in" helpinhelpingg youyou toto economize.economize. belong to an anarchist society that acts. " thatthat comecome withinwithin thirtythirty feetfeet ofof eithereither sideside ooff belong to an anarchist society that acts. ” “allow"allow meme toto introducintroducee toto youyou ProfessorProfessor saidaid centecenterr lineline lietweenItetween NorthwesterlyNorthwesterly sideside WWee dodo thisthis workwork perfectly—weperfectly—we turturnn HeHe staidstaid awayaway fromfrom ththee nextnext meeting,meeting, JosiahJosiah P.P. SliversSlivers ofof thethe UnitedUnited States.”States." lineline ofof EastEaxt FrontFront street,vtreet. nsas nownow laidlaid outou t andan d E. H. Holmes, andand triedtried toto dropdrop themthem inin thatthat way,way, bubutt The prof etwor bowed and the audience otened,opened, amiand thethe citycity lineline icio GreenGreen Brook,Brook, aass StovesStoves,, RangesRanges anandd E. H. Holmes, ththee oldold spiriilessspiritless fadedfaded lookinglooking clothingclothing The professor bowed and the audience shownshown inin saidsaid mapmap andand saidsaid ordinanceordinance,, ttoo a committeecommittee fromfrom thetho leagueleague calledcalled up-up- applauded.applauded. AsAs soonsoon aass thethe applauseapplause be-be- whichwhich referencereference isis herebyhereby made forfor moremore dede-- Dealer In intointo brightbright lifelikelifelike effects—intoeffects—into ththee oonn hihimm atat hishis lodgings,lodgings, andand hishis landla-landla- gagann thethe professorprofessor heldheld upup hisbis unmaimedunmaimed tailed.iled description.description. BByy orderorder of->f thethe CommoCommon- n CouneiLCouncil. OiOill Heaters.—^Heaters. ^-^ COAL.COAL AND WOOD.WOOD. dydy thoughtthought thatthat yonngyoung SimkinsSimkins hadhad gotgot ararmm anandd said,said, “Gentlemen."Gentlemen. I begbeg thattha* JAMESJAMES T.T. MacJUoMUUBAYMURRAY.. CityCity Clerk.Clerk. goodnessgoodness ofof newness—maybenewness—maybe cleaningcleaning into bad ways when be had such evil Dated. VovemSeNovemberr fith.«h. 1SSW\«Bt>. Yard-NoYard—No., 20Saoe MjadisonS^adlson avenue.avenue. into bad ways when he had snch evil youyon willwill notnot applaud. ”" HoHott Water,Water, SteamSteam anandd FurnaceFurnace WorWorkk OfficOfficee forfor coalcoal ordersorjders with Wool-wool- will do It—maybe dyeing. Shall we lookinglooking menmen visitinvisitingg him.him. ItIt seemsneems thethe fashiofashionn iinn AmericaAmerica ttoo stostonn A& Buckle.Buckle, 115its NorthNorth ave.ave. will do it—maybe dyeing. Shall we 8imkinswaSimkins wass iinn a dilemma,dilemma, andand conldcould addresaddresss allall sortssorts andand conditionsconditions ofof menme n PIANOS. sensendd forfor thethe goodsgoods ? A postalpostal willwill brinbringg nonott thinkthink whatwhat toto ddo.a ThThee anarchistsanarchists asas "gentlemen“gentlemen.. ”" TbThee professorprofessor cocontin-n tin- PIANOS. A. MM.. GRIFFIN.GRIFFIN. NeNeww FallFall MillineryMillinery GoodsGoods.. us.us. oror ourour laundrylaundry driversdrivers w.lw.Ul taketake ththee apparentlyapparently werewere notno t toto bebe shakenshaken offoff.. YoYouu cancan buybuy thethe bestbest inIn thethe mar-mar- 111199 EastEast FrontFront stst.. HHoe appliedapplied toto hisbis editoeditorr forfor adviceadvice oonn ketket atat FactoryFactory Prices,Prices, satt MRSMRS.. L.L . ADAMSADAMS,, work.work. thetbe situation,situation, butbut thathatt goodgood manman conldcould thinthinkk ofof nono wayway outout ofof thethe trouble.trouble. J. C DTER'S, 218 WEST FROIFRONTT STST.. H. DEDBNIOTT. MOTT. 114 EAST FRONT STREET.STREET. Undertaker and Embalmer, "Yo“Yonu oughtought toto havehave knownknown better,”better," Undertaker and Embalmer, OppOpp.. FirstFirst NationalNational BankBank.. bbee said,said, ’’than"than toto mixmix upup withwith suchsuch peopeo-- w59 SomersetWreet.lPUInileld.fk>mersetMreet.lPlatnaeld. N.N. J.J . DressmakinDressmakingg andand BazarBazar GloveGlove Fitting- Livery attached. 1 ' HILLIEHILLIERR & CO.,CO. , pleple.. "’ ’ Livery attached. ; ' PatternsPatterns.. "Bn‘‘Butt howhow waswas I toto getget theth enews?” news?" lidwilid winn B.B . Maynard,Maynard, askraskedd Simkins,Simkins, withwith somesome indignation.indignation. HaiHairr CattingCatting aaandd ThThee editoreditor shruggedshrugged hishis shoulders.shoulders. ThatThat »i _ ShampooingShampooing.. 171799 NorthNorth Awnue,Avenue, wawass notnot hishis partpart ofof thethe business,business , andan dif if TonTonsorial» trial parlor.i*rlor. 204204 ParkPark ave,ave, Plainfield.Plalnfleld. ththee anarchistsanarchists cbosecbose toto makemake tilingsthings un-un- LadiesLadies’' slamtMoing«ramiM>oIiut andand childrenschildren s hailhair comfortablcomfortablee forfor thethe youngyoung manman hebe conldcould • '.ttinttingg aH si»i eclalty. tfcialty. CONFECTIONS, The Close Relation notnot helphelp it.it . The Close Relation Siinkin'sSimkins’' fellowfellow lodgerlodger,, a studentstudent WilliaWilliamm HancT&Hand & Son.Son . FreshFresh,, andand fromfrom whwhoo waswas studyingstudying chemistrchemistryy inin London,London, PurPuree Materials.Materials. noti<-ettniit* thethenn anythinganything elseelse isis easilyeasily remedied.”remedied." you also not to stamp on the floor. ” every day we .nit. Branch «tore. yon ali*o not to stamp oil the floor." nixinflixingg UUpp every day loe a »it. Branch utore. "I"I amurn notnot soso suresure ofof that,”that," rejoinedrejoined BeforeBefore thesethese remarksremarks werewere concludedconcluded ^•m^H-orner Fron*V» andl S4»m”r****tSu»t «a$re*»P- Simkins.Simkius. AndAnd thentheu hehe satsat downdown anandd compoundscompounds continually.continually. YourYour physi-physi- SimkinsSimkins hadhad slidslid outout byby tbethe backback enen-- ciancian prescriptionsprescriptions arcare accuratelyaccurately com-com- toldtold hishis friendfriend justjust whatwhat waswas troublingtroubling trance.trance, andand somehowsomehow hishis desertiondesertion poundedpounded withwith onlyonly thethe highesthighest frradgradee N. E. King, SWEATS.TRADE MARKs him.him. seenndseemed toto havehave a depressindepressingg effecteffect uponupon ooff drugsdrugs andand chemicalschemicals obtainable.obtainable. N. E. King, "Ah,"Ah,"" saidsaid Sedlitz,Sedlitz, “that"that accountsaccounts thethe <-ompany.company, whowho lookedlooked uponupou thethe bro-bro - PricesPrices areare reasonable,reasonable, courteouscourteous atat-- COPYRIGHTS. foforr it.it. ThereThere hashas beenbeen a ruffianlyruffianly look-look- kenken upup professorprufeKKor withwith eyeseyex ooff wonderwonder tentiontention givengiven toto all.all . WeWe solicitsolicit youryour High-ClasHigh-Classs CACAMW I OBTAINOBTAIN A PATENTtPATENT t ForFor a, ing man marching up and down, watch- ML’NMprompt——-• answeranswedc COmr *ndan whod ana hafgn honesthones badt rearOpinion,opinion flfty, writewrit year**e ttso ing man marchiug up and down, watch- andand apprehensiun.apprehension. ]>atronage.[>atronag>>. experience In tberetent ofS iningg thisthis house.bouse. TheyThey areare onon youryour track.track. TheThe professorprufeiisor drewdrew towardtoward himhim oneon e L.L. W.W . RANDOLPHRANDOLPH,, ^JpORTRAITS^ PORTRAITS tions strictly confident!*!. A HSBabooK M in- SimkinsSimkins,, myniy boy,boy , nndimd whenwhen theythey disdis-- ofof thethe boxesboxen andand openedopened tbethe lid.lid . HHee formation concern in* Patent* and bowt©ob- PrescriptionPrescription Druggist,Druggist, tain'an themd •ciefitMkTbook/Sentlree sent free. Also a catakwue. of mech*x> covercover thatthat youyou areare a reporter,reporter, andand there-there- dippeddipped hishi* oneone usefulntwfnl bandhand intointo thethe box.box, leal atentand scientifict taken bookstbronx »entb Man free.n * to. forefore necessarilynecessarily a traitor,traitor, yonyou willwill bbee 143143 WesWestt FrontFront Street.Street Iinn CrayonCrayon,, PastelPastel andand WaterWater Colors.Colors. PatentPatent*rial notl* takenc In tbthroughe ftrle.tlfc Munn A Aiiierl to. rrecetr* andand,, holdingholding iitt aloft,aloft, hehe allowedallowed some-some- special notice In the Scientific America a, and l>etweebetweenn highhifrh artar t anandd thethe liestl»»st wallwnl ! nabbednabbed somesome darkdark night.”night. " thingthing which'which lookedlooked likelike wetwe t sawdustsawdust 4*4833 LexingtonLexington ave.,ave., pajs-rpnjH-r isis knownknown toto allni l whowho havehave •*•«•seen& ouonrr stockstock.. YouYou mightmight aass wellw*-ll havehave "Well"Well,, that’sthat's encouragingencouraging,, "said"said Sim-Sim- toto dripdrip throughthrough hishis fingers. finger*. “That,"That, gengen-- ProspecProspectt BillHill MustMost BeBe Sold!Sold! Brooklyn.liro.kLyn. N.N. I.Y . kinskins,, withwith hishis headhead inin hishis handshands.. tlemen,”tlemen," hehe said,said, withwith anon airair ofof thethe ut-nt - ReferReferss byhy i>ernjiH8ioniiernjiiwion to,to. JohnJohn A\ ThickHtuu.Thiekxtun. •world,OT.- filin'.•3^j" a year.year. SsirjileSampleSMrijle icmHe$copfe. sent— free...- thethe mostmost artisticartistic whenwhen thethe superio?superioi Chrysanthemum*Chrysanthemums InIn bloom.bloom. Palms,Palms. Ferns*Ferae, LI.. B.B. Woomton.Woolston. J.J. L.L . Blackford.BUckford. L.I. . W.W . KanHun BnlMlnBuildings Edition,Edition, monthly,Singlemonthly, i^ayear. Stnda designdign meansmeans nono addition'll!i'!~- Mew York. Sill Bhuauwai ‘ ’' Oh,Oh, I don’tdan't know.kuow. TheyThey talktalk enough.•vnngh. inin ititss day,day, beenbeen a veryvery powerfulpowerful medi-medi- DENTON'S. I3i Hillside avenue.

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OONN THTHEE GREE GREEN.N Harper'Harper’ss MagazinMagazinee ^•^^^ ^H^B^^W^iH^' ^B^B^F-^B»-^it^B^ ^HHl^^^r^il^^- ^HH^-^W^^iB^B^ ^ill^WV^W^ ^^^^» ThThee NeNeww Jerse Jerseyy Bowlin Bowlingg Gree Greenn Clu bClub IINN 18961896.. | J HEATHHEATH <& DRAKE,<£ DRAKE. ff wounwoundd upup th ethe seaso seasonn at theirat gree ntheir green John Mullins, John Mull ins, EstablisheEstablishedd 18411841.. Newark'Newark’ss first-class first-class Dry Good Drys House Goods. 2 THouse. aatt CommunipaCommunipaww ThursdaThursdayy afternoon afternoon.. Despite the rain the club entertained BrUeisBriseis,, aa newnew nove l bnovely Willia bym William i Despite the rain the club entertainedBlackBlack,, writtewrittenn wit hwith all thalle author'the s author's theitheirr guestguestss t oto an extenan extentt full y apprefully- well-knowwell-knownappre- n charcharmm o f mannerof , manner,will 21218will8 anandd 22 0220 Marke t MarketStreet , NewarkStreet,, N.Newark, J. N. J. GREAT ciateciatedd bbyy al l allpresent present.. Christia Christiann Schep Schep-- begibegin n iuin th ethe Decembe Decemberr Number Number,, 1895 , 1895, f fling anandd Docto Doctorr Richte Richterr represente representedd anandd continu continuee unti untill May May.. A new Anove newl novel ththee MiddleseMiddlesexx Club ,Club, Mr . SchepfliMr. n bbySchepfliny GeorgGeorgee d udu Maurier Maurier,, entitle dentitled The The MartianMartian,, wilwilll als o alsobegi n begindurin g thduringe Your the Home Furnished for $1.00 Per Week i beinbeingg ththee firstfirst honorar honoraryy membe r omemberf yearyear.. ofIt isIt no tis to onot muc tooh tomuch say thatot Yousav r thatHom e Furnished for $1.00 Per Week! AnnuaAnnuall SalSalee ththee NeNeww Jerse Jerseyy club club,, and aandt th e atunan the- nnounan-o novenovel l ha hass ove rever bee n beenawaite d awaitedwith with iiHn^n^nBHlMl-aiMlKl^l^Hnm-^-l-^-^-^ j imous request of the club at [President suchsuch greagreatt expectatio expectationn a s thas e succesthe - succes- f imous request of the club at [President or Elliott'Elliott'ss motiomotionn preside presidedd o t otth e theguest' guest’ss sosorr toto Trilby Trilby.. Th e PersonaThe l RecolPersonal- Recol- lectionlectionss ooff Joa Joann of Arof c wilArcl continuwill e Specialcontinue in Parlor Suits and Carpets tabletable.. AfteAfterr the gamethe sgames the receptio the nreceptionanandd wilwilll relat relatee th e thestor ystory of th e offailur thee Speciafailure l in Parlor Suits and Carpets j iinn ththee clu clubb hous housee wa s participatewas participatedd in anandd martyrdomartyrdomin m o fof th ethe Mai Maidd of Orleans of Orleans.. bbyy ththee guest guest,, amon amongg who mwhom wer e Mrwere. OtheOther Mr.r importan importantt fiction fiction of th eof yea rthe year j 1 I \ \ * * € and Mrs. Andrew McKnight, Mr. and wilwilll bbee a noveletta novelettee by Marbyk TwainMark, Twain, \ and Mrs. Andrew McKnight, Mr. undeunderandr ththee titletitle,, To mTom Sawyer Sawyer,, Detec - Detec- CARPETS! MrsMrs.. HenrHenryy McKnight McKnight,, Mr . anMr.d Mrs and. Mrs. CARPETS! tive ; ; a humoroua humorouss three-par three-partt tale cal-tale" cal Wmffm.. LoLoww an andd Mis s MissAlic e LowAlice, Mr .Low,ledled TwTwoMr.o riormon Oormonss fro mfrom MuddletyMi Muddlety,, by by i Mrs.Mrs. PetePeterr McCue McCue,, Mr . Mr.and Mrsand . JasMrs.. LangdoLangdon Jas. n ElwyElwynn MitchellMitchell;; an d shorand t short RoyaRoyall WiltoWiltonn Axminster AxminsterVelvets Velvets Duff and daughter, Captaim "William storiesstories byby Octav Octavee Thanet , Thanet,Richard Richard Duff and daughter, Captaim ’WilliamHardingHardin g DavisDavis,, Mar y MaryE. WilkinsE. , Wilkins, BodBodyy BrusselBrusselss TapestrTapestryy Brussel Brusselss SmackSmack,, wifwifee an dand daughter daughter,, Mrs. VaMrs.n JuliaJulian Vann Balph.BrandeRalph,Branderr Matthews.Owe Matthews.Owenn BoskercBo8kerckk ColeCole,, andand Mrs . Mrs.Charle s KCharles. WisterWister, K., an andd othe otherr well-know well-knownn writers writers.. IngrainIngrainss Linoleums LinoleumsOil Cloth s Oil Cloths Moore.Moore. ' . ProfProf.. WoodroWoodroww Wilson Wilson,, wil l willcontri -contri- butbutee sisixx paper paperss o n Georgon eGeorge Washing -Washing- totonn anandd hi shis times times,, with illustrationwith illustrationss MattingMattingss Rugs EtcRugs. Etc. STST.. NIQHOLANIQHOLASS IN 18IN ! 1896.bbyy HowarHowardd Pyle Pyle.. Poultne Poultneyy BigeloW Bigelow’ss historhistoryy ooff ThThee Germa Germann Struggl eStruggle for for FoForr almosalmostt quartequarterr of a ofcentury a -century—LibertLibertyy .illustrate.illustratedd byby R . CatoR. Catonn Wood Wood-- AATT CUCUTT PRICES PRICES.. torfor twenty-two twenty-tw o years,years, toto b ebe exact—St exact—St.villeville,. , wilwilll be continuebe continuedd throug h throughthe the winterwinter.. TwoTwo paper paperss on St . onClnlr' St.s deClair’s- de- MoqueftMoqueftee perper yd , $1.0yd, 0 $1.00 NicholasNicholas MagazinMagazinee hashas bee n bearinbeen gbearingfeafeatt anand d Ma Madd Anthon Anthonyy Wayne' Wayne’ss vic- vic- ititss welcomwelcomee messagemessagess eac h eachmont h tmontho torytory, , tob yby Theodor Theodoree Roosevelt Roosevelt,, with with VelveVelvett perper yard , 90cyard,. 90c. 771117 anandd 77 9779 Broa Broadd Street Street,, ththee younyoungg peopl peoplee o f thofe landthe. Iland.t be- graphicgraphiIt c be-illustration illustrationss wil l willbe printebe d «al« «\Ar \iA CCn gagann existencexistencee in 1873in, consolidatin1873, consolidatingg durinaunngg th thee year year.. $35 SS^SSssI-^Tap. Brussels per yd 55c NewarkNewark,, NN.. J.J. 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VA NVANHORN, HORN, Limited Limited,, and “Our Young Folks” among them.BritishBritis h NortNorthh Americ Americaa in pursuiin t opursuitf of ThThee lastlast children' children’ss magazin emagazine to be wood-bisowood-bison to ben anandd musk-oxen musk-oxen.. Mr . WhitMr. Whit-- STORSTOREE NEWSNEWS.. mergemergedd inin St . NicholaSt. sNicholas was "Wid ewasney'ney’s “Wides serieseries s wil willl hav havee the addethe dadded inter- inter- Awake"which was purchased and con- esestt ooff bein beingg illustrate illustratedd from photofrom- photo- WhWhyy NoNott Awake”which was purchased and con-graph s taken by himself. solidatesolidatedd witwithh i t onlit onlyy a fe wa yearfews agoyears. graphs ago. taken by himself. IItt hahass bee beenn fortunat fortunatee in securinin securingg con- con-ThThee VolumeVolumess of thof e MAGAZINthe MAGAZINEE Save Gold ? tributions for its pages from the lead- begibeginn witwithh th ethe Number Numberss for Junfore anJuned and Save Gold ? tributions for its pages from the DecemberDecembelead- r ofof eac h eachyear . Wheyear.n no When no BByy ththee Amo Amoss H . VanHoiH. 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ItsIts reader readerss are alway ares always carpetcarpetss madmadee an dand hud witlaidh papewithr bpapery Amo sby Amos loyaloyall toto it ,it, an dand the y wiltheyl b e glawilld t o be glad to VanHorVanHornn withouwithoutt txtr a txtracharge . charge.Second , Second, GoodGoodss safelsafelyy packe packedd an d anddelivere deliveredd free t o anfreey pnr tto o f thanye part of the learlearnn whawhatt ha hass bee beenn provide providedd for theiforr theirThe Advertisers ththee PortlanPortlandd Rang eRange is modern is , modern,up-to-date up-to-date,, The Advertisers StateState.. delectatiodelectationn durinduringg th e thecomin gcoming year. year. economicaleconomical;; AmoAmoss VanHor VanHornn carrie s carriesit in it in ThThee leadinleadingg featur featuree wil l bwille a delightbe a - delight- FOFORR 18961896.. stockstock.. ThirdThird,, new , cleanlynew, , commodioucleanly, s commodious ful serieseriess o f letterof s letterswritten twritteno youn g to young storeroomstoreroomss makmakee Amo Amoss VanHorn' VanHom’ss storag estorage peoplpeoplee frofromm SamoSamoaa by Roberby t RobertLouis Louis CasCashh oror Credit-Libera Credit-Liberall Term sTerms to Everybod to yEverybody businesbusinesss successfulsuccessful,, term termss low , low,vans calvansl fo r call for Stevenson.Stevenson. ThesThesee describ describee the pic-theMorningMorning. pic-. SundaSundayy an d Commercialand Commercial.. goodsgoods.. CashCash or credi or t credit turesqueturesque liflifee o fof th ethe lamente lamentedd romance romancerr (Evening(Evening)) EditionsEditions.. iinn hihiss islan islandd home home,, an d givande interestgive - interest- Amos H. Van Horn, Limited, ing portraits of his native retainers. AggressivAggressivee RepublicaRepublicann Newspaper Newspaperss of of Amos H. Van Horn, Limited, ing portraits of his native retainers. JOHN riULLINS, RudyardRudyard KiplingKipling,, whoswhosee first Junglfirst e Jungle ththee HighesHighestt Class Class.. JOHN riULLINS, ^373 MarkeMarkett st. ,st., Nea rNear Plane Plane,, Stories appeared in St Nicholas, will Stories appeared in St. Nicholas, will NewarkNewark,, N.JN.J.. writwritee foforr i tit in 1896in ,1896, an d Jameand s WhitJames- CommerciaCommercial Whit- l AdvertiseAdvertiserr 212188 anandd 22 0220 Marke tMarket Street , NewarkStreet, , NNewark,. J. N. J. comcombb RileyRiley,, th e Hoosiethe r Hoosierpoet, wil l poet,EstablisheEstablished will d 17»717.>7.. Publishe Publishedd every every contributcontributee aa delightfu delightfull poem , "Thpoem,e eveningevening.“The . NeNeww York' York’ss oldes oldestt and benandt best BRANCH STORES:STORES: Dream March of the Children," to the eveniDeveningg newspapernewspaper;; 12 pages12 pages.. 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