THE NSTITOTION VOL. XXIX. PLAHNFIELD, N. J.. THURSDAY, AUOUST 13. 1896. NO'.

Support the Constitution. IWacA a the Cement ottht Union, as J*4// in Its Limitations as in Its Authorities." Madison. MANMANYY FEOFLEYOUPEOPLEYOU KNOKNOWW FINANGESJO|E!FIR|STiiPROSIRAT§JFINANCES, COME FIRST. PROSTRATED YBY HEATHEAT.. flN R-STATEINTERSTAT LINE.E LINE HEflHEAT.T KEPTMANKEPT MANYY AWAAWAY.Y ALALLL OVEROVER? THTHEE T(TOWNM SOME ARE COMING AND EOME ARE SUCCESS OF THE BICYCLE PARADE. JOSEPH HURTLIEH SUCCUMBED I* PRINCIPAL NtW JERSEY TOWNS TO SOME ARe COM'NG AND SOME ARE SUCCCS5 OF THE BICYCLE PARADE . JOSEPH HURTUEH SUCCUMBED THE BAND CONCERT WAS NOT' AS NEWS IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS THAT GOING FOR THE SUMMER. DEPENDS ON THE MONEY RAISED.[ ] JUSTICE NAJ3H-S OFRCF. BE CONNECTED BY TftOLLEY. GOING #OR THE SUMMER. DEPENDS ON THE MONEY RAISED.' JUSTICE NASHS OFFICE. LARGELY ATTENDED AS USUAL. INTEREST Ali PLAINFIELOEBS. Th. Warn -i,m NUT wv.ih.-r Drive Weretra<• r-opix.r-P-Utr IbbiiIC.ntrt- HfT,||.UeT*ikr4ni WlillWMtyy o 4mn H fell* Mirta mm* C Hot SU1I Tt*n WH m IMC CmN irtmt Bvtml—Public Polls* • MrM*r),UMftrr* to »oi™Solr*.. WhirlWSkS, ■■Uml llruttt ApiM Abodl (hIh.* TownTow«.. wawm*> clmrt ObwiAd u p"p Thl Tbk. Mornlo H*nU«i Karl Early.y |RB •»ot A.Uw Ilae a.we w lb- Detail. n._ tom wn (MM There is no doubt but. that Plain- The exireme j beat of Ibe last few Kiss Stella Shotwell. of College There is no doubt but that Plaih- The extreme( beat of the Laat few An electric road betweebetweenn NeNeww TorYorkk Even tVthe prospectsprospects ooff aa tieligbtfdelightfulu —Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dreier. of MW* 8telU ShotwHl, of College field's giant parade which is to beheld days hap had many victims and, Tues -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dialer, of pi**,place, uis vi*itiDKvisiting friendfnood*s ilon BrooklyBrooklyn.n held’a giant parade which Is to beheld days has had mgoy victims and. Toe#- and Philadelphia IUnaids said ttoo bbee nonow a_n bandband eonooncer cartt IInn ththee opeopenn aiairr couloouldd nnoto Wes*West FrontPaont streetStreet,, havhavee gongo ose to to NewNew- on September ~5th will far exeell any da? afternoon, another man was Oorp" A- Home, of Willow avenue. on September Sth will far excell any i da* afternoon, m aaauredassured fact.fat*.; Ex-MayoEx-Mayorr FranPrankk A A.. overcomeovercome tvIbegentn generall prejudicprejudicee againsagainstt York today to ! make an Important (Tradgradee tbIVe groundgroundss abouaboutt HoteHotell macy, toa*e* Monday on his vacation. ImportancImportancee andand ththee interesinterestt Ilas growgrow-- i aa ma mann a sas h ebs entere enteredd tb thee offic officee o rof Jos Jua-- ayudlcatesyndicat e aotonamongg NeNeww YorYorkk an aadd open lot across Madison aveni . Louis ifohrtnR, of Linden' aveniie tV open lot across Madison avenue NotherwoodNether—oo*l., andand toto lalayy ououtt sidewalksldawalhm-s Loti to Mohrtng, of Linden arena*, loglog apace.apace. FroFromm ththee Starstartt I itt made a j sdeestice NashNash latlatee yesterdayesterdayy afternooafternoon.n PhiladelphiPhiladelphiaa eapttallata,capitalists, whwhoo araree welwelll fromFrom thethe BabcocBabcockk buildinbuildingg waWaas nosott aass has returned from his cruise up the aboutabout Utetbe placeplace.. has reformed from bis cruise up tbe ververyy favorablefavorable impressionimpression kahadd whewhenn Hei reeledreeled nsaa hehe entereefiteretfd anandd graspegraspedc anandd prominentlyprominently knowknownn ilos botbothh citiescilice.. largelyargely attendedattended asaa ththoe previoupreviouss onesOSes.. Hudson river. -The office of the Plainfleld Water Hudson river. tbthee necessarynecessary fundfundss araree subscribedsubscribed,, ai chairchair forfor support.•upport. TherTheree wawass a• wil wildd TbThee resulreeultt ilxs thtbee organizatioorganisationn ooff aa 51 course. It was the warm weather The office of the Plainfield Water Of course. It was tho worm weather Supply Company Is draped In mourn- A. W. Day and family, of Madison h i" b hd looklook Inin bibtos eyeseyes thathatt IntensifieIntensifiedd aass hbee company,company, thethe HeRaww TorYorkk nnandd PhilaPhila-- ;hat was to blame, for those that Supply Company la draped In moon- A. W. Day and family, of Madison there will be no hlnderanoe to lta sqo- that waa to blame, for those that did ing out or respect to the late E. B. hearbeardd ththee Justice'Jua^ep'ss answeanswerr thathatt h ehe delphia Traction Company, which also »n»Te the elemeaU and venture out ing oat ot respect to IV lata .B. B. avenue,avenue, leftleft towtownn yesterdayesterdayy foforr NortNorthh cess. delphia’fraction Company, which aleo brave tv elements and vesture out Pope, who was an officer of tbe com- bad so wateerr, J TbThxneee man was oi has associated with It the Central Jei Pope, who was an officer of tV com- EdgecombBdgecomb., HeMe.. TheThe paradparadee committecommitteee helheldd aamn in In—|* bad no water. The man with It tbe Central Jar foundfound thtve evenineveningg aann extremelextremelyy op- pany medium built .tad a mostache and pany MlsaUiss MamieMamie KrineyKriney,, ooff WesWestt FroPrdnlm formalformal talktalk laslastt evenineveningg aatt ChairmaChairmann medium built, had a sey Traction Company. . rive oas.one . HighHigh collarcollarss anandd stifstifff appeared about thirty years old. At the bead of the enterprise is -It-It isis earnest!jearnestly requesterequested’d thathatt al alll street,street, hahass gongonee foforr aa two-monthtwo-monthss F.F. L.L. CC.. Martin'Martin'ss storestore.. IItt waswas, im Im-- appeared about thirty years old. At the befcd of the enterprise Ushirtshir t bosombosomss wenwentt dowdownn beforbeforee th tve BeforBeforee a glassgloss ooff watewaterr coulcouldd bbee sese-- Joseph Caiiby, of Philadelphia, ravages of tbe heat without exception, memberemberss ofot FrankliPnraklion CouncilCouncil., NoNo.. 41,41.. staystay atat LowellLowell., MasaMaas.. * A- I possiblpossiblee ttoo taktakee ananyy definitdefinitee actiogcOonn jeepb Canby, of Philadelphia, who ravages of IV Vat without creep until after (he meeting or tbe general cured, the man: fell to tbe ft< haas hodhad muchmuch experiencexperiencee IInn tractiomotionn and everybody was uncomfortably J.O.C.A.M..J.O.UJLK-. Vbe presenpresentt aatt ththee roeet-mass- Fred Endless, the butcher, is mov- until after tbe meeting of the general cured, tbe man fell to the floor with a ■ and everybody seas uncomfortably Fred Redress, the butcher. Is mov. committeecommittee tomorrowtomorrow night,night, babutt manmanyy groangroan.. ChieChieff ' GranGrantt wawass hurriedlhurriedlyy railways.railways. HHee iUs nonoww connecteconnectedd witwithh a. ing thithis» eveningevening,, aasa itIt wil-illl b eV loging hihiss familfamilyy frofromm libertLibertyy streestreett plansplans werweree suggestesuggestedd aaandd discusseddiscussed.. summonesummonedd byby telephonetelephone andand sooso n he tbtbee mosmoott prominenprominentt tractiotractionn compancompanyy It was a presplring crowd thethe Iasilast meetinmeetingg beforbeforee tbIVe excursioexcursionn toto WestWest FronFrontt street.street preeplriag crowd TbeThe priseprize lislistt wilwilll bbee aann extensivextensivee one one anMX)d SergeanSergeantt KielKWyy appearedappeared- Dr. lolo PhiladelphiPhiladelphiaa anandd iUs alsaleoo identifieIdentifiedd gatheregatheredd toto listelistenn ttoo tVthe mnsiomusic. FronFrostt toi AsburyAsbury ParkPark AugAug.. 30thSOth.! E. L.L. HooleHooleyy anandd familyfamily,, ooff RocRock-k andand willwililll bbee arrangearrangedd ssoo fass toto attractattract; LonLongg niwas Alsoalso Dratsent foforr anandd arriveonindd iInn witwithh severaeeverail btherotherss iInn PeonsyPennsylvania.b •treat?et waswo? crowdecrowdedd anandd aloaoealmostt ——AA prominenprominentt citizen vievieww avenue,avenue, havehave gongonee ttoo AvoAvonn fofori clubsclubs frofromm alalll oveoverr tbetbe! State/MewBute,’ Newl aA fewfew momenUmo menu.. TnTo«e strangestrangerr ap ap.- Mr.Mr. OeabyCan by lais aleoalso ththee heaheadd ooff aa neneww tirely'ly blockeblockedd aloualongc thethe.- opeope*n lo k-tt throughiroogb: EasEastt SeventSeventhh streetstunt., 1 thethe monthmonth ooff AugustAugust.. XoiYorkk anandd LonLongg Island,Island.; ThTbse IrfdiIqdl-- j peareprar*dd laiq a baifawoobail*woodn anandd was butcompancompanyy whichwhich habaas jusjustt securesecuredd a a witwithh thtVe exceptioexceptionn ooff aa littltittlee patpathh Park,?ark' avenue,avenae, recentlyrecently,, wawass 1eerpvia ChriChriss CbriMr.ff.refD,Cbristoffersen, oorf A.P.MlUer'iA.P.M?U«r'j Tldoalvidual prizeprions wilwilll bbee wel-oill wortworthh partiall partiallyy conscious corradoue. Everythin Everythingg ap -ap-franchisfranchise e forfor anan electricelectric roeroadd IInu FairFair-- whichwhich theIV - policpolicee kepkeptt cleacleart bby/ un- 10o findHod thathatt thertheree Wawass aa superabundsuperabund-- lawlaw office#,offices, hahass gongonee toto BoyntoBoyntonn strivinstrivingg forfor., anandd tfalb«e IngenuityIngenuity! ofof' I peare peeredd blackblock,, th tb«e prostrate proatratedd ma nmumountmoun t Park.Park,'Philadelphia Philadelphia,. osuausuall exertionsexertions.. TbTVe stepstepss to htVe ancancee ofof weedsweeds,, whicwhichh wejrwqfee nearlnearlyy tw> two» BeachBeach forfor a briebrieff staystay.. PlainflelPlain He Idd cyclistcyclistss wilwilll bbae taietaxedd ttoo its lta saidaald., an andd thethenn lii hi,s tittering uttering,s becam becomee TbeThe syadkfetesyndicate foforr tfathee tractiotractionn roaroadd FlintHi*t M.M. E. churcchurchh madmadee aun excelexcel- feeteethlgh high.. HowlHow Iss thathatt folorr beautifuberatifoll CouncilmanCouncilman FlakFlsk wilwilll returnreturn ttoo Jef-Jef- nttermoatuttermost toto gegett uupp decorationdcoorntionSs timtthatj; incoherentincoherent., throughthrough thla.gtatethis.state Isla, iItt ibs assertedaaaerted., lentent grandgrand stanatiujdd anandd IItt wawass abouaboutt a aas PlainfieldPUinOekl ?7 will keep the prizes at home. I | Before ithat, 4ioweve* he had told ferson.frreon. NN.. H.H.., thithiss weekweek,, wherwheree hi hiss will keep Ute prim et home. I Before that, howsvos,t be bad toldnoDot t oolyonly formed,formed, bubutt ththee transfertransfer,s o fof harhardd tou. gegett aa seaseatt thertheree «as o onn ththee —The-Tbe manman wh-hoo removedremoved titban refadd familyfamily areare summering.summering. OOff oouree,course, thtbee mosmoatt neeeaearnaeeaaaryy *arpartt ! ChieChieff Gran Grantt tha thatt hi hUa nam namte wa waes Josep Josephh stockstoc k barehave beebeenn madmadee anandd aa. partiapartiall grandgrand atantstandl whewVnn ththee ololdd CrescentCrescentss an tern from ID front of Mrs. liver's 1 looters from In front of Mis. Mysr*e - of the affair is the financial parti The ! Hurtheb, and that he was employed payment made to the promoters, HisMisss MayStelleMay Htellc,, ooff MadlsoMadisoaa avenuavenue,e of the affair la the financial part. The I Hurtheh, ud that he wae employedpayment nude to tba promoters. playedplayed ball . ThosThosee whwhoo couldn' couldn'tt ge gett residenceresidence 00on EasEastt FronFrontt streetstreet,, wherewhere- - finance committee Is hard at work by W. H. Boggs, a florist, of Weston, Messrs. Maftowau and Darrah, of a seat there either took possession oS after a long and serious illness, ia able a nance committee U hard at wprk by W. H. Bogun, a florist, of Wanton,Messrs. Mafccwan and Darrab. ofa teat tVre eltVr look posspaalon of tVbe sesrerexoarationsewer excavation iIss beinbeingg made,made,, after a long and serious Illness. Is able iring subscriptions among the which Is situated along the canal Trenton, and John Hbur McAfee, of urb or lounged ag-ainat the ad to take an occasional drive. ■ecuring eubarriptlona among the which U eituAted along tba canalTrenton, and John Shir McAfee, of tV curb or lounged against tV ad hadhad betteVtaerr returreturnn ItIL. HeHe ilas knowknownn anaadd to take an occasional drive. business men but there; should ' be about five miles from Bound Brook. Philadelphia, Several of the old scent buildings. Madison ; avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Murray, of bualneae men but there aboak! be about Ore ml lea from Bound Brook,Philadelphia, Heveral of the oldI scent buildings. Medium avenue, if be does not bring the lantern back Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Murray, of manyiy otheotherr citizendtlnenas whwhoo woulwouldd bbee ! InIn th thee morning morning,, h eba said aald., he baha dhad rid -ridofficersofficer s andh directordirectorss ooff thtbee formeformerr northi ofof FronFrontt streetstreet,, madmadee aa quietquiet West Ninth street, have leturbetj Vbe willwill Dbeo arrestedarrested.. West Sloth street, bare returned willing to help out. The! Dally Prese den one horse and led tbe other down company remain la tbe new organi- resort for many of the Ustners trilling lo help out. The Dally preen den one home and led the other downcompany remain la the oaw organ I i#ort for ouaj of tba llotaer* —Tbe Asbestos dub have a daily fromfrom theirtheirsumme summerr vacation.vacation. will receive popular subscriptions " for | from Weston to Plaintleld, and waszation. There was one man who had a -TV Asbestos Club haves dally trill reoelre popular inbeeripuoan for from Wreton tn Plainfield, and was TVre was ov man who had nroste r which is a novel complication JamesJames PattersonPatterson,, ooff GrovGrovee streetstreet,, this object and it Is hoped that' tbe thirty-two yenre of age. Work upon the new road is to bebright idea, but it Deeded considera- roster, which Is a no thl. object and it la hoped that the thlrty-tso years of age. Work upon the new road U to be bright Idea, but It needed considera- of polities, religion, and ethical opln- hashas beenbeen illill aatt hibiss hombomse foforr severseverala PlatnBeld people will liberally assist Dr. Long ordered out the ambu commenced '<» a few days. A contract ble faith In human nature to carry It of polities, religion, and ethical opin- Plain Held people will liberally anoint Dr. Long ordered out tbe ambu immeoeed la a few days A contract ble faith la human nature to carry It on various topic*. pro«e and daysdays sufferingsuffering frofromm pleurisypleurisy.. iu making this greatest summer lance and the prostrated man wasus just been given out for work upon out Be had a stock of camp chain ions OO various topics, prose aad lu making thin graatant aumninr lane* aad tba proatrated man who■ a Just bee* given out for work upon out He hod • stock of camp chairs poetry, by whoever withes to under- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel KImball have event of the year for ', Platnfleid aj taken to the hdspiul, and on the way tbe road beroeen New Brunswick and on hand and rented them out for a poetry, by whoever wishes to under- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kimball have event of the year for Flalaflek! a taken to the bdepUel, aad oo the waythe road btAweco New Brunswick and brad and rented them out for a core their opinion or topic of conver- gone to Lake Placid in the Adiron- great success.. 1.1 he became wild and It took tbe onlted Bound Brook. Baritan and DnneUen, mail sum. Of coureo, he took j hie score their opinion or topic of eoavur- gone to Lake Placid In the Ad iron- great aueotaa. bn beenmn wild and It took tba unitedBoaad Brook. Raritan aad Donellen, >11 turn. Of eoutsa, V took hit sation tkat arises In daily intercourse:. Tne general committee will hold a{ efforts ofSergeknt Kiely and Theodore htch will amount to «47S,000. A chances of ever getting his chairs aation that arises In dally Intercourse:. dacksdarks forfor a summesummerr vacationvacation.. Tbe gcnaral committee will bold a effort, of SergeSnt Kiely and Theodorewhich will at to Otn.ooo. chances at ever getting htt ct —Balcony windows In the BaboDokt very Important meeting tomorrow ' Kurzhais, Jr., to keep him OD the cot power-bouiejto cost (100,000, Is to be again but. according to last accounts, Balcony windows lo the Behnook Mrs.Mrs. LomLottiee fi.B. GrtggGriggss anandd SOs< Tvary Important mealing tomorrow Kurehale. Jr., to keep him oo tbe oot. et *100,000, Is to bs again hut, according to last accounts, uildioff were at a premium during.' evening at the Board ot Trade rooms. I The physician declared that the man erected ue«r Bound Brook. The speci- he got them all back. were at a premium during- Clarence,Clarence, ooff UnionUnion,, araree spendinspendingg a evening at tba Board of Trade roome. The pbyelrlan declared that tbe man Brook. TV sped V got them all hack. the band concert Tuesday night. Some f+J* 1 had beeo effected by the terrible heat. fications foraying other branches of Tbe crowd was made up of the same tV band ooaeert Tuesday sigh* S«ms- fewfew days' withwith relativerelativess IInn totown.w bad been effected by tbe terrible beat. other branches of TV crowd was made up of the aame enthusiastic young people wanted the CAMP LEVEE ESTABLISHED j 0,^, Graot; telegraphed to Hur- tbe road are now out. people as usually attend the concerts. ' m *• MrMr. . anandd MrsMrs.. A A_. H H. AtterburyAtterbury., o fof Chief Great telegraphed to Hor- UL People aa usually attend the concerts. anltor to give them camp-stools oa ,,. it L t- .ii» I *••»'• supposed employer at Weston, Mr. Mafiowan is the president of the Every claM was represented, but last janitor to giro t WesWestt SeventSeventhh streetstreet,, havhavee returnedreturned u net Weeton, the president of the Every class waa represented, but laat he root so they could more fully ^^' \T and this morning received an answer concern and; WM the largest stock- venlng the young people seemed to the tool so they could more fully fromfrom anan outingouting atat HaritnMaricn,, MassMaas.. mn Artery ID hi and thin morelpg received an anawer tba largest stock- evening tV young people seemed u catch the airs as they were- waited from Boggs, saying that Hurtneh was holder ID both companies. He haagreatly•really outnumbeoutnumberr ththee oldeolderr onesones.. catch the alts aa Utay ware watted • Ire WD worfciDK from Boggs, eaylng that Hurtheh wan compeolce. Ha has tea ven ward. O.O. W.W. DunhaDunhamm anandd familyfamily,, ooff West not in his employ, and suggested that .radically Mid all of his stock to the heavenward. AlttlwlhFl'jiiKiUr. not Id hla employ, and aoggvatrd that all of his stock to tV ThTbee banhandd playeplayedd ilan Itltas usuaasusll e el FronFrontt streetstreet,, havhavee - returnereturnedd afteafterr All Iba Uvsfcras dar —Some mean thief bad the impu- _ _ slug four young meo who the Chief had better investigate the syndicate.! It la understoounderstoodd upouponn goodgood celllentelllenf mannerman oar,, annodd ththse selec^oae lectioi os -Boms mean thief had tbe lalpo- spendingspending somesome *intotime asit LibertyLiberty,, NIf.. rY.. Bo alag four youog area who renter-yoeter- I tba Chief had better Investigate tbe day MtablUhed "Gamp Levee" ownership of the horses. authority kbit, settlement for the stock were allall wwiMl reoeireoaf ved red,, especiallsaps dallyy thtbae dencdcocee teto steastealilel a dinnerdinner pai| l yesterday 'Mrs Gage, of Somerset street, re- day eatabllabad__ "Camp Leva,"vee" on oo the the owaerehlfc8 of the hersas authority that aeUiemrat for tU stock 'lfrs Gage, of Somerset street, re- Watchung mountain near W C. 8. Omklin, oF.DoremoDS, Now been made to the promoters upon medleymedley of; populapopularr airsAirs., o00n EasEastt FronFloatt streetstreet,, whicwhichh containecontainedd • turned to Ht. Pocono, IV, today, Watchong mountain near Tanking-! - Qmktfci. of.Dor-mom. Hawhas bean fcaria to tV promoters upon tarded to Mt. Pocono, Pa., today, ton RockRock.. AlAlll bubutt ononee ooff t hthem oan YorkVork., drov drovee fro fromm th ethe abov abovee plac placee to toa basisbasis ofof | parpant oaacashh anaadd parpant bondbeadss the dlnaer of one of the street la- - where she will remain for the sum- lhu where she will remain for the lam- sing it truthfully but the other at-! city;yesteVday and upon his ex- andand otheotVreeCurillee.r securities. ivhu IM Mm Grlmt borers.borers. ThThee mamann bahadd lefleftt bihiss pai palll mer. alng It truthfully but tba other at- *•»!» dtj yeetmday rad upon blear- tend(codss toto bihlas dutiesduties ilaa thithiss citcityy dfrlngdiriog' rivalHral her herde h ehe • wa’ s ofercomOTvrcoinse wit withh th ethe ThereTheie WM■ sa heavVaryy growtgrowthh o off gram hanginhangingg 00oa tvthe fencteame anandd whewhenn he V- The Misses Florence, Edith and the day and lakes supper and spends be*t He wa* taken to the City Hotel sometimcomet! rr e ago on the cleared spot at tint back It was gone. The Mieses Florence, Edith and tbs day sod takes supper sod speods He was takes U> the City Hotel The news of the demise of Elias B. came back It was gov. AmyAmy Butt,Bint, ooff WesWestt SeventSeventhh streetstreet,, the night at' tbe'camp. Thi,four and Dr. Adamfe was.called. Tbe doe- TV news qf IV demise of Ellas H. tVhe CitCityy ParkPark.. StreeStreett Commissione Commissionerr —Some mean thief stole' a rod the night at' the camp. Ths four tor Dr. Adam* was called. The doc-Pop e star let this community, and tbe -Borne mean thief stole a rad are stopping at the El Dorado, Ocean young men, who have chosen thii de- ! tor found tbatjtbe man's temperature Pope startl-a this community, and the Meekerleeker toldtold SpecialSpecial OfficeOfficerr JeremiaJeremiahh ianger signal from In front of the are stopping at the El Dorado, Ocean young man, who hare chosenluMien thisthis dr-lie- tor,u foundfound thatthat thethe man's temperaturetemperature solem n tact accentuates the wide danger signal from In front of tV Grove. lightf ul way of spending the summer *« ^ *»d thjtt the heat bad effected solemn fhet accentuates the wide Cash~ ih thathatt hbae mighmightt havhavee itit foforr bJhlaa Lawrence Myers residence oa East Grove. ligbtful way of apending tbe samnn-r hlr I« and Unit tba beat bad effected popuiaity of the deceased ID life. He Lawrence Myers residence on East D. 8. Miller and family, of Orchard days, are Arthur H. Serrell, of j jlain-, him very much. Proper treatment pope laity of the deceased la life. He borastorse irIf bVe careoaredd toto cucutt tt It.- JerrJerryy it street during last night. The D. 8. Miller and family, of Orchard days, are Arthur H. Barren, of Plain- “ "FT much. Proper treatment an u naseumitiR, companionable Front street during last sight Ths place, will leave town Monday to sld avenue, Thomas.t. Smith, of! »»s given andjin allttle while Conk- was an unaaaumlilng. companionable as much pleased at tbe offer and Igbt was left to protect a sewer exoa- I place, will leave town Monday to Held avenue, Tkonma C. Bmtth, of was given and; In a little while Cook-an d genii 1 gentleman, easily; of ap- much pleased at the offer and tight wm left to protect a sever exoa- spend a two weeks' vacation at the •eetervelt avenue, and Chafes C. Un ^KBO to i^covea He Is still very ecepted with thanktt. Carefully he vatlon. The theft is thought to have spend a two weeks' vacation at the Wrotervelt nvenue. and Chatline C. «“ *«-gan to recover. He la still veryiroac h fc r tulvice, cot so muob in ab- accepted with thanks Carefully V vation. The tVft la thought to Vvs seastore. Gallup and Charles H. Anglemain, of : *«»* and wiUjnot be able to leave the proach far cutut iKt onorae afternooafternoonn anandd returnereturnedd committed by some oat-of-aout-of-tow n Gallup and Charles H. Angk-man. of and wlUnot ba able to leave thesirtrac actt lnintelligencet 'iUgenoe aass practicapractlvll comcom-- nextipxt morningmorning ttoo carroarryy Iitt away sway,, whewhann Mr. and Mrs. G. Amthor, of West WestWest FronFrontt streestreet.t SmitSmithh idturiireturnss hotehotell foforr hdm hdmee befor beforee tomorrow, tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. O. Amtbor. of West ] mon aenta.senee. FroFromm boytfooboyhoodd hVe adad-- o his disgust he found that some one everydaytobis duties in tblfe city. Medical aid was summoned justft, to bis disgust V found that soma on SeventhSeventh street,street, gogo ttoo OceaOceann GrovGrowe to-to- everyday to ble duUra In this I oily. Mod/cgl aid was sum mooed fuel. Invance d gradually In commercial con- —X—A nesloww drinkdrink iIss callecalledd aa mlnoe-plmince-piee Jy to appreciate all the rnorp the j tlnl« to "—ethe • n vanced gradually Id oommerclai oou- hahadd beenbeen therthane beforbeforee hihimm anandd thathatt dayday wherewhere theythey wilwilll spenspendd ththee resrestt o fof only to appreciate all the mo* the UR'S to aave the man. tdenoe and Waa sought for places of cocktail. , TbTVe barkeepebarkeeperr putputss crackecrackedd cool breezes on Ihe i mtain In tbe \ fidaac— aad was aougbt for placeaof * tvthe earlearlyy birbirdd babadd gogdtt tb thee worm.worm."" It#the summer.summer. highest trust His life asserts itself loo Id a glassglees,, pourpoorss iInn som somee ol oldd apple appte-- • - ;. Lij Chie. f ChiefGra GrantInvestigate invretlgatedd the cas tbee highestcase trust. Hit life asserts itself f^owV* JerryJerry iiss lookinlookingg ououtt foforr thtve thiefthief.. PeterPeter BB.. HodgHodgee anandd familyfamily,, o fof evening. Yreterday. the teal and .Tnreday mooting ud found that the death ubfi speaks plainer than aok, dashes In some chartreuse and equipments were carried up and In death abd speaks plainer than PlainfielPlalafleldd avenue,avenue, havhavee returned ffrom roi equipments were carried up rad mystery was our mothers baked. The MInara Windham, Lulu, Flor- Serrell came down to Plainfleld in the the friend of tba widow and orphan; nd bis band put out—not on—aira. eoce and Emma, arrived in town from Bcrrrll came down to Plslnrleldln the th^e nigh „iht ,befor t*,fore . hahadd onlony, ybee ,**„n hi shuunpretentiou s ID his habits; yet theand bis band put out—oot on—sire. —Th-ThSe remainremainss ofof MarMaryy aConaghanMonaghan,, ence and Emma, arrived In town from evening and returned, or started to, nopretratiooe in hla habile; yet the Vhlie circulating around among tbe New Tork yesterday, and are spend- evening and returned, or atartad to, wild unmeaning ravings„„„„. Th e maThen nisnrenera l expression of the public sense While circulating around among ths thethe younyosngg womanwoman whwhoo diediedd suddenlysuddenly,, New York yesterday, and are spend- 1 the darkness. The moonlight was general expresalon of tbe public tense .303 persons In the crowd, some mean ing a month at the Arlington Hotel ID In tile darkness. Tba moonlight — had started home to Connecticut In oake him ai business and social Ideal, I .SOS persons In the crowd, soma mean aaas toldtold Inin ThTVe PresPrame TuesdayTuesday,, wawaas ing a month at the Arlington Hotel Tn a minus quantity and the young 1 make him a business ud social Ideal, camp gently lifted a wallet from her Horth Plainfield. a minus quantity and the young men um train and had stopped here Thewhosewhos e Influenceinflugooe wawasa widwidee anradd lastingleettng.. scamp gently lifted a wallet from Vr removed•moved ttoo Bunyon'Kunyoo'as undertakinundertakingg North PlainOeld. 1 and wandered about ress> pocket.pocket. ThTVe wallewallett containecontainedd ooros and today the body was trans- I oat the path mid wandered .boat the qu«fan^~l "VI* am*V WM T*>«r«. rooms aad today IV body waa trans- TheThe MiseeeMisses JoaieJosie anandd LindLindaa M-.rMor-- In the darkness, iJerrell Justlist enoughenough monemoneyy ttoo taktakee heVrr homehome,, erred to her former home OD Eleventh' mountain. In the darkness. Berrell< putured at -■ o>— That ok!; and familiar vhaxaeter, ferred to Vr former home on Eleventh rUorisonn ofof PlaintlelPlainflrldd avenueavenue,, lefleftt towtownn missed bis footing and slipped^jailing j ££ "^^ That oh) ud familiar character, o elie walked. venue. New Tork, from which place mtoted htofooCtogatel ^ ^ rXwpt >n , 'Old Humid," wbo has been playing so she walked. lue. New York, from which place onon Monday,Monday, peperr EaitforUaitfonld boatboat,, toto — 11wrM win fenra. The tte cut -Old Humid," who haa been playing be iBterment will be made In Calvary mind of Ihe airk mad r nura isvoc in thte part of the country for tV Interment will V made la Calvary ■spenpendd a tefeww weekweekss witwithh friendfriendss a tat his wrist and severed an artei 1 n havoc In this part of the country for Cemetery tomorrow. hi. wrist rad severed an artery there. ! wtonluni t ou W,*ODth htnU .rumooc. the past week, should be arrested on Many persons, passengers and DeepDeep RiverRiver,, ConnConn.. The camp was at I List fotmttl but, the past week, should V arrested on Many parsons, passengers and —Newly every street car running The camp was at List found but, —J — the spot and sent to Farmer Dunn, then, often ask how long the North Nearly every street car running VincenVlnoentt MarshMarsh wilwilll returnreturn toto hi biss as they were unable to stop the flow RECEIVERRECEIVER APPOINTEDAPPOINTED., the spot and rent to Farmer Dunn. others, often oak bow long tV North •etwten this city and Dunellen last as Ibcy were uaable to stop tine Bow he weather has been so warm that Avenue station has bees standing. bet were this city and Dunellen last homehome lain HartfordHartford,, Conn.Conn.,, ThursdaThursdayy of blood, Serrell and Gallup came TV weather baa been so warm that me station haa been standing. veninfr was crowded. So what dif- of blood, Serrell and Oallup came ven politicians can't cool their ardor, For their information It Is stated that So morning,morning, afterafter a ververyy pleasanpleasantt visi visitt back to Plainfield and had the1 wound even politicians can't cool thsir ardor, For IVIr information It la stated that erence does It make to Dunellen back to Plainfield sod had tbe wound and Farmer Dunn has been petitioned tie brick work on the exterior was does It with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ran- dldresseded. ' I < i ^ ^ ^ and Farmer Dunn has bean petitioned the brick work on tV exterior waa people whether the street can ran with hie pareuca. Mr. and Mrs. Ran- aar aa A eedi a( flrm oI by the rich mnd poor alike for a change completed December 1st, 1374, but It people whether the street can run dolphdolph Marsh,Marsh, ofof PtainfleldPtainfleld avenueavenue.. 2rThe tw‘ o young men, who . remained, I , j. ^ Charles^ A. ^Seed, qf the law firmby tvof rich nod poor alike for a ohrage oomplated December 1st, 1S71, bat It brougfa there or not. They'll get Tbe two young men, -ho remblned, & & wot to Trentolo n Trentonthe condition or things. Just think was several months afterwards When through tVre or not TVy'll get found the night or. the moaaUfc very ! ^ f ^^ - la XV condition of things. Joel think several months afterwards —has •re to a band oonoert Just the same, Mn.VoorheeMrs. VoorheesB W.W. LainLalngg anandd daughdaugh-- found the night on the mountakivery terd n lD Craj, of 8omol o ot ofof ofthetb e thermometethermometerr registerinregisteringg 11 1109 thtVe stationstation wawaas throwthrownn opeOpenn t too ththee here W a hood concert just the aame, ter.of East Front street, are at Asbury chilly and were only too Ruid (to use tne 6tockholdere o( ^ jeraey Wheel whether school keep* or not, and if tsr.of Ease Front street, are at Asbury chilly and were only too glad Bute ^ stookhokfn of the Jaresy Wheel legrees at iwo o'clock yesterday after- ubtic. • whetirar reboot keeps or not, aad If Park for a two-weeku's vacation. Her the extra supply of blanket. ; || j gppjicaUoD to the degrees at two o'clock yesterday after- public. there's; no direct trolley eommuoica- Park for a two*weoka’s vacation. Her the extra supply of blankets. CompBnyi made i, not exactly lo the shade and there's no direct trolley communica- son, Lieut Edward A. B.1 Lalng, of Company, made application to the noon. nor exactly lo tV shade and Apolhrr HMI FnnHiilnn. ; ion. thf-y-U walk. ■on, Lieut Edward A. B. Lalng, of Tlce-Cbancellor to settle ap tfae affairs with DO cool fires blazing in tne cellar. tion. U-y'U walk. the Y. M. C. A. Cyclers, accompanied Tic- Chancellor to vale ap the affairs with no coal fires biasing in tV cellar. Mre.Mrs. Jinx*James EmoryEmory,, ioff ParParkk avenuear#ou#,, the Y. M. C. A. Cyclers, accompanied But such was tbe case at Hope Chapel, —On Saturday evening hut the her. But such waa t V case at Hope Chapel, as about the house as usual on Sat- -Ol Saturday evening laat Ihw her. Tbe exeureionists of tbe Cs-cenl ^ 1 at about the houM aa usual oo Bat- :ue»ta enjoyed a steamboat ride and Avenue church. Church of the He R^tSdllS^anandd theth e InstrumenInstrumentt wawaas tIno aa positiopositionn urdaurdayy lastlast,, attendinattendingg tloo heVrr househouse-- enjoyed a 1 B.S. aC. PecIVvkk anamid wifewire., o„ff WesWestt FronProDIt deemcr. St. Slepbeo's church rad W.M& lalGMff Wjk. R QbdlBgtOBtoo catchcatch whatwhat littllittlee breezbrvexe...e ther,vthere ...-e wa ns. holdhold duties,duties, whewhann shsVe suddenlsuddenlyy reelereeledd attendedattended tVtbe hobopp aatt thtVe KittatinnyKlttatinay.. street,street, returnereturnedd thisthla morninmnnilngg frofromm floatingdueling atat ththee timetime.. and fell over on tbe floor from heat OOon theitVIrr returnreturn aa delicioudeliriouss lobstelobsterr Bethel chapel Bunday-wdlooU. had a m.t and fell over on tV floor from heat and clam supper, prepared under the ththee WhiteWhite MountainMountainss anandd thetheyy reporreportt prostration.prcstratlon. MrsMre.. EmorEmoryy ilas -iitySixty-- and riant supper, prepared under the a delightfuldelightful trip.trip. MrHr.. PecPeekk aay saysa thathatt seven years of age, but Dr. Hedges hi directiondirection of'thof.tVe fragayy anandd chivalrouchivalrouss ' T care -ere opri^g to *>*>*-£. rakIpra «■i Amiin )Ugg Chosfiioece whwhoo attendeaUeudedd ththee seven years of age. but Dr. Hedges Is bohe waswas obligedobliged ttoo weawearr hihi,? overcoaovercoatt doing his utmost to bring her around Col.Col. C.O; KK.. MboieMoore,. ooff FanwoodFrawood., HN.. J.J.,, Brvann and)and | BewailSewall notiflcatiosnotificationr meetmeet-- doing hla utmost to bring her around was served.the great success of which severalseveral timertimes whilwhilee hbee wawass awayaway.. all right again. ^_ was served .the great snoeaaa of which ing.ng, anandd occupoccupyy reservereservedd seatsealss I DIn all right again. was d«e to the charming and affable E. P. Williams, of West Seventh was d v to CV v banning aad aflhtito E. P. William* „f Want Seventh th l ere r MadisoMadisonn SquareSquare GardenGarden laslastt evenineveningg The M*w-w*t Kfcxl or a> TftH-fTfcht. hostess. Mrs. Henry Allen, of New street will leave for St. Andrews, bqgtem. Mrs. Henry Allan, of Raw •treeh will leave for St. Andrews. whl_^Meh^ra m^de Sthe t^“phe'“ti^h^hot. tri^r'T^em^lM^CTtal^Bmre w„ ,urchM,,d „ dwerewer m>e JamesJame. s E.E. ACarttDeMarline,, JohJohnn BoasRoes,, OneOne of.ot. ththoe street,'laborersstreet’ laborer.,, whwhoo wawass Tork. | Supper over, all participated a. B., tomorrow for the benefit of his York. Supper one, all participated >. B., tomorrow for the benellt of hla WmWm.. M.M. MyersMyers., DD.. "W"W. MartineMarline., AnAn-- aatt worworkk fixingfixing uupp ththse roadberoadbedd o non dakcing, singing, etc., until the • health. Mr. WJUiama ia a sufferer In daSciug. singing, etc., until tV health. Mr. Williams la a sufferer drewdrew KenoeyKenney., DaviDavidd Kenu.-yKenney,, JohJohnn EastEast FrontFront'* streestreett neanearr BlebtoonRichmondd handsomehandsome "Spanis-Spanishh Cavalier,Cavalier."" 00.. TT., fromfrom hnyhay feverfever,, anandd iItt IIss thoughthoughtt tb tbee w=s:«-tsi-s»=g^j==s?5. . . . , ■ a, _ .l. cenullze im odit a row wocou wero"-nney , Jijhn Wclntyre and Charles Btreet Tuesday, left tils dinner pail wlodshlfted rad a breraa fh m .the, put on tnBlhrnMre marketn, . A largA largee 'sportin sportingg Kenney, John McIntyre and Charles street Tuesday, left Us dlnaer pall Nightengale, announced that Sunday change ot air may prove beneficial. hanging on tbe fence. .Wh*n dinner Nightengale, announced that Sunday change of air may prove beneficial. oceanocean commencedcommenced toto mobloww Jtp dp.. ayBy ^^ ^ was also started on North Lyman.„_. l approaching.—Ht. WnsL . , . aww.,1.t > rt-wwi K’xxib nor# w*n #iao lunoi on ortpv hangingcam one ththee pal fence.l wa s .Whenmissin gdinner and morning waa approaching.—Mt. Mlnat RevRef.. J.J. Ww\. MitchellMitchell,, formeilformerlyy pastopastorr : d dW not pro r u—I t was Edward Stevens and not thtimee poo camer ma t nV hapalld towas go missing hungry foandr Monastic Record. ofof Mt.Mt. OlivOlivee UaptisBuptistt churcchurchh inHr* thithiss w —It was Edward Stevens and not IV poor man had to go hungry for ^ ; ^ J. Stevens that was arraigojed before the balance of the day. Mrs. Bhodie Nash, of this place, was city,returned last evening from a two- the sights and have k good J. Stevens that was arraigned before Mrs Rhodle Nash, of this place, was rity.returned last ewuiog from a two- to see the sightf and have l goo.1 “ . Justice Ceoeley yesterday morning IV balance of tbe day. takeI n in t le night with cramping weeka trip through Western Pennsyl- iral, and they hadlt not- Justice Croetey yeeterday monllng taken In t|>e night with cramping »eeks trip through Western Pennsyl- time In general, and they had t not- mnas vateiij aawus. and fined (10 for being drunk and pjiins, and tbe nextnext dadayy diarrhoediarrheasa sesett vania, and points further South. Dr. withstanding the oppress rencss. The reunion of tbe Dunham family and fined f|lo for being drunk sod y Free -.pert. tnT She took half a bottle of biacfc-- ranla, and polnta further South. Dr. withstanding the opprosaljrcQcs*. The reunion of tb« Dunham family[lsorderly. - ,eMitchelMitchelll wilwilll nonoww remairemainn quiequiett toforr an ThereThere werweree nono mishapmishapss toto thethe! excur-excur-' IsIs bein Iwlngg hel held4 thi thiss afternoo afternoonn a att th thee ol dolddisorderly. WeatbeVTeatvrr ObserverObserver KeaglNregiee hahass tVthe berryberry non--.cordia l but go t no relief . Sh e few» weeksweeka beforbeforee acceptinacceptingg anatfyy activactivee alonista.sionists. ' ' homesteahomesteadd in Stolt*a ic Slelton,, and isand largel to ylargely followingfollowing cropcrop reportreport thithiss weewash;k J the#theo wotsent totd mmee toto se#e#e ifif I I hah*dd any any-- charge. F,sre.lv. wisehln.hl andnd Mgh_Mamtaleihl*lh ig that Would belp her. I seat her charge. r "" " atteudod.attended. A googoodd ololdd Ikfrlmredfashioned DrDr.. RoberRobertt LowrLowi7y hahass kindlkindlyy offereofferedd nclos e „ _jttleof Chsmberllo'a Colic, Chol- _ '”" '3.V ." TL Tll„ family dinner wUl mark the oooaalon. 1 compose words and music of a song eraera andand DiarrhoeDtanhreaa RemedyRemedy,, anaadd tb tve William H. Calloway, of Wesiervelt Word was rtcrircd ^UM gpoochee will be delivered by Her. L. pose words and ornate of a song flrstdose re ieved her. Another of our Wmiam H. Calloway, of Weaterrelt jf'weloomf to besunfrat the opening firatdure relieved Vr. Another of our •Venue,avenue, wawass notifienotined J bbyy postapostall yesteryester-- weloomq to V song at the opening neighbors ad been sick for about a day, of the C. E. convention, October 7th, neighbors had bean sick for About a dayday loia appeaappearr todatodayy aatt aa meetinmeetingg o fof EUsal.eth of J., H. RapholreaJ a for 1of thlE- Livermoreclt rad J. A. Leverlde.bothof tv C. 8. convention, October 7th, weaweekk anandd babadd trietriedd differendifferentt remediesremedies by the local choir of too voices. for diarrhoea but kept getting worse. the Central Board of Pensiqn Ex- mer resident of Arlington avei iue,thti e by tV loo*l choir of soo voteea. 'a work Is lost by sick for dhtrehom but kept getting —one. the Central Board of Pension Ex- met resident of Arlington arefiue.thln, * L’ Isenthim tola sum remedy. Only city His death 1B said to have re- The whole syatatn is drained and aed by ludlgsatice udI sent him Util asms remedy. Only aminersaminers ttoo bbee helheldd aatt 6Cl4 MadisoMadisonn aveave-- City. Hla death 1Is aaldid toh hive re- i The whole system la drained and fonr doses of it were required to cure- undermined l, ;by Indolent ulcers aad PoisoPoisonn Ivy.Ivy, insecInsectt bitebites,* bruisesbruises,, stomach troubles DeWltt't Little four doses of it were required to cur*, nue,nue. RowNew TorkYork.. MrMr.. CallowaCallowayy ha haas stiltedBultod frofromm excessivexcessivee h3t.Hrheat Mr.. open— i undermined' aorea.' baby• Witt's tijdolrat_nlo«ra_aed^ - Witch»' Haaal scalds raids,, burnsburns,, araree quicklquicklyy curecaredd b yby him.him. HHee sayrev.s hVe oweowess hl hisa recovery recoveryto to- twicl*loee beforbeforee beebeenn examineexaminedd fotorr ththee BaphelreBapheireaa lefleftt herheree abouaboutt mo years DsWItt'sg^ttS^ra'MWltt's WitcWitchh Hassl.BaJratawgTjMltHazeiazel SalveSalyp,. thtfae great SHr ththisU wonderfuwonderfull remedy.remedy.-— Mr*Mrs. MarMxrj-y ’ Salve speedily heals them. II Is the e by LL.W . Budolph, Sibley, Sidney Mich. For sale by T. * purpose, but he has never yet ago,ago, udand sincsincee thethenn hhee hahaaa "U - beet ptb cure know*. For sale by L. piill I#e curecure.. FoForr salm e by ~ For sal • purpose, but he has never yet 49 West Front street. 6. Armstrong, Druggist, n- grant—Wjteed hi» pension. tired life. - W. Randolph, IIS Went Front street. iU W90t frontxfr£ I T: ,1 j. THETF4E CONSTITUTlONAUit,CONSTITUTIONALIST;' d its dusty-eyed a "No. 1 *—• - . j It. drow.j borto to>d tto dtoty-^yrt ud NO CAgJSff FOR .-It. a. l** .Uxnl«u.. 4 tranquil drirer, seemened all suddenly to tneui They bad ;rrown tareleu. of the "Yas, yoo were,; too. YouwouMnt lr.a.i.il dritor, tormrt Ul -ddenly to ■ ra. jom wew, —-— - — awaken, to become animated and fleet. light world thattliat-cliittcm J ifboul tb< luohlook atat meme onconcee alailt day-" ...Vw, to toco— ultolrd ud to* they were beuOme i*; engrq«aMl in their TheThe horse ceased to ruminate they were become .MiHMri_ la their “No,"No. I waanwasn'tt angangry.. y. II wa wass onl onlyy put pnw- state. Us air of reflection vanish' personapersonall dramadrama thathati thtthe lanjruoglanguager o fof Mato, hhtlrol nOatok* AD interesting: case~5 their eyes -.yas almost as obvious as ges- Thoogh she had^o* course, known li, toesbecam to.e intenIntoolt upoapoon bihUs gai (allt an aodd sprea .pm*d their eyes -.ya» a I modi as ohrlousaaguw toe hrt.o been misers hie they would barnbe ft obliged Is leave the battle yoeng mu, ft ™ pUIn that tbsne• She vast doWn her eyes and made a charged this fairylacene of the night to others. Frequently, however, tbl farmfarm occupieoccupiedd bbyy Mr. AW '--""i"' domltable whiskers, altwit he was vei (km.glances filled hihimm witwithh valor velcc., an modd b ehe• she cast down hrf eyes and made a charged this fairy seen# of the to other, Preqaentl/. however, tba little heap of q'usrtent into B Stack She with a criminal ^eartlessnes, bnt as tempest In his breast came to his face and consequence Mr. Wolf maiia* ;, " HM.11 stood carelessly upon his perch, as If little heap of quarter* Into a stack She with a criminal - to n peat I n b Is breaM taiwe to b i. face aod consequence Mr. Wolfs stood carelessly mpoo him perch. “ If was unable lo withstand the terrible theythey werewere JoyousJoyous,; thetheyy vaguelvaguelyy weit—you're gkidgala- the goods to satisfy hli OBSBL fc “That roan*r larrW." he whispered he deemed it of no consequence that was unable to withstand the terrible Ing; pound "iin; chump tbe life out «* the goods to satisfy ] ___ quit mak scrutinyscrutiny ofof heherr smalsmall*andl and fiercefierce fatherfather.. Stewart said the Roods bcsoasM it to hUnaefl "H hehe mightmight fallfall frofromm itIt.. InIn alalll tb thee com eom-- -ira; hit 1m hard, yon fool." Hi•mes hand Stewart said the goods | , t Lizzie. This Is too much of plexities of his dally life and duties he sllm.mstimson turnelurMdd frofromm bihi.s daughteib.fblwr 1m; hit 1m iMrt./oa tool.- Mb hand him and tbat Wolf had nojS ayes at Uxrie This la too ranch of aplesltka of his dally Ufe and dative k* and went to a vpot, beneath the plat- grasped tbe rod that supported tbe him aad that Wolf had goodgood thingthing.. FirsUralt thinthingg yoyocu knowknow,, helhelll foundfound opportunityopportunity ttoo gazgazee ardentl ardentlyy a att •od west lo • .put broratb the plek graopedriage top, the an drod f t thatwaa aapportod clenched sIkeo eae- them. get fired." the vision behind the netting. formform Hliee fixedfixed hihi*s eye eyass apo uponn th thee youn youngg riage top. aad It wa. cleoebrt eo (bag get Bred.- the vision behind the netting. maa and said: "I've been spealcin' to the nails were faintly bine. Bis brow, creased in a frown, he This silent courtship was conducted msa and said: “I’ve Wd speak in' to the nail, wen f.lotlf blow TheeThe caa e trietriedd thisthis morninr g •sflBJ|>| This silent courtship was conducted Lizzie. Yon better attend " strictly to strode over to tbe nus^ open doors anrt over the heads of tbe crowd who f.izxle. Yon better ] attend * strictlr to AheadAhead,, thathatt Otheotherr carriagferriagee bahadd bee beean the purpose ofof asceascertainin g vtki BBJI atrode o.«r to the huge open done, and over the heeds of the crowd who • own business of there'll.be a new looked at a sign. «Stbnson» Mammoth thronged about the bright machine. your own business of tberaTI.be a new flying withwith speed.pert,, aaas frofrovam realizatiorerttxatloen **" * iwner of the goods and to* ISM looked at a eign. “Stlmrtn'. Mammoth thronged shoot the bright machine. _ here n'exl week-f" tt was as if he the owner of the go Merry-Oo-Hound." it read, and the Tbe swift, eloquent glances of the man here next week,** It waa as if he of the menace In the rear. It bowlei MerTj-Oo-Round.- It read, and theTbs swift, eloquent glances of the had biased, away witfi a shotgun- The ot the ateorte In the rear. It bowledgave a verdictverdict ofof wdo eau« forasfas. (lory of it was great. Stimaon stood young man went noiselessly and away rapidly, I drawn by the eager glory of It tree great. Sllmaoo eloodyoung msa went noiselessly andyounhad Maned,g mao away reele dwHk upos a) hishotgun.s perch . TheAt • WO/ r. pell J drew. b/ the oogoeThos e serving aa jurora wers:»i and contemplated the sign. It was >n unseen with their message. There had spirit of a young and modern horse. Those serving as Ju and contemplated the algo. It traa an unseen with their message. TT>ere had young man reeled upon his perch. At aplrll of o /oaog art otodero bora* Van Horn, J. M. Smailey, 0**M finally become established between the last hehe iinn a measurmeasuree regaineregainedd hihiss comcom-- Stimaon could see tbe buggy top bob- Van Horn, J. M. enormoua affair; the Intern were an Anally become established between the posure and managed-, to stammer: Htboooo could toe the bogg/ top bob- Wlae, F. Hall, JFrank T- large aa men. The glow of it, tho twotwo inIn thithiss mannemannerr aa subtlsubtlee understand understand-- posure sad managed to stammer bingbing., bobbin*bobbing.. Tha'Htott littllittlee panepane,, lik llkge Wise, F. Hall, Frank large aa men. The glow of It. thein g and companionshipv They communi- "A—all right^sir." [tea-new lhat de- an eye, was a derision to him- Once he C. J. Smith. grandeugrandeurr ofof IItt was very apparent to ing sod companionship Theyeommunl- “A—all"s woul right,d be xir.” futil e fieWit knewh the terriblthat de-e aa e/e, wan a derldon to him. Once haC. J. Smith. Stimsou. Al tbe end of his contempla- cated accurately all that they wished. ild be futile with the terrible leanedleaned torwarloewardd annodd bawlebowledd angr angryy sen »ew- At th# end of hi* eontrmpla- catedThe bo accuratelyy told' his elllove that, his reverencethey wished., hi* ison. He iigitntti-lly began to rat- tences. He began to feel ' t»on.tion, h#be shooshookk hihi.s beah«uid thoughtfullythoughtfully,, The boy told his love, hie revurspee. his he ringsHe inagitatedly the baske t beganand preten to rat-d tenoea. He began to frel impotent;DEATHDEAT H OOFF At 1 RESPECTED ED determinedly "No, no." he muttered. hope In the changes of tbe future. The tle the rings la the basket and pretend his whole expedition waa the tottering determinedly “No. do.* he mottered. hopegirl tol ind the him changes that sh ofe lovethe dfuture. him, thaThet he was obliged to count them or ohfa.f awholen old maexpeditionn upon thwase trai thel o totteringf bird* “This"This iiss totooo mucmuchh ooff a sgoo *oodd • thinthin*g girl told him that she loved him. that that«c het thewasm iobligedn soine toway count. He them, too at, upon the trail of birds Ira. £«t>n U !•••»«• S •Irst thing yon know, hell get fired." she did not love hint, tbat she did not inspect them hi was way. He. too. A sense of age made him choke again first thing yon hoqw. bell get Bred * shekno wdid if notshe lovelove d him.him ,that tba t sheshe didlove notd • uable to fiii'c tUegreat Stiuuon. withA sense" wrath of age. Tha madet othe himr vehicleehok#, againtbat saaUUCh A softsoft boominboomingg sounsoundd ooff surfserf,, min min- know If she loved him, that she loved as junabler a moment lo face, Stimsp the grantn stoo Stinsond In grea t with wrath. That other vehicle, that gled witb the cries of bathers, came him. Sometimes a little sign saying For a moment. Stimann stood io great was youth, with youth's pace, i AnnouncementAnnouncement Isis imad e ol gied with the cries of bather*. came him.•vashi.T Sometimes" in gold letterss little, an signd hangin sayingg natisfactio n and gloated over the effect swift-flyinwas youth,g withwith youth'sthe hop epace. of di H was fromfrom ththee beachbeach.. TherTheree wawass as vist etataa o fof “cashier* In gold letters, and hanging satisfaction.f his threat and. Trglnatad* fixed over them. the effect" he swift flying with th* hops of dreams iff MrsMrs.. JohJohnn EouiLouiss Laing, i sand and sky and sea that drew to a upon the silvered netting, got directly of his threat. “I v. fixed them.” he Be began to comprehend those two curred at her home ■and and sky and sea that drow to suponi n rang thee ansilveredd Interfere netting,d wit hgot a directlytender said complacently, and went out to childreHe begann ahea tod comprehendof hira. and hethane knew twoa enrrad at her heme on mystic point far away In the north' 1 rooklyn, Saturday 1 mystic point far sway In the nuetb- in range and Interfered with s tender ■•miili-i.aid complacently, a cigar and ;knd reve l wenthi blAself out .lo childrensudden anabendd strang of him.e awe, and' becausebe knew- h* a nue. Brooklyn, Saturday j ward. In the mighty angle, a girl in s smokeThroug ha hicigars min andd went rural, th ein prou himself.d re- after a lingering illness. -red dress was crawling slowly like torn* pursued tbe power of their young bioodi after n lingering Illness, -red drern was crawling slowly TheThe lovlovee affaiaffairr hahadd nonott continue continuedd Throughjection thahist peoplminde gentwho camthee proudIn eon re-- **TOC WtBt ASflRT WITH pursued the powerer of theirtheir youngy blood, resided on Park avenu* 1 “TOC the power to By strongly into tb« kind of a spider on the fabrif of nature without anger, unhappineM, despair . ul with his granite j*ill usually ended resided on Park avenue kind of s spider on the fabric of nature. without anger, unhappiness, despair. flection that people who came in con future and feel anflyd hopstronglye again ,into eve n theal time previous to the family's r A few flags hang lazily above^herethn The girl had once smiled brightly upon dered how the ptdrple sea, the yellow time previous to the family's | A few Bags bang Inxily ubo*n»h.?rr the The girl had once smiled brightly upoe tactquic withk an hisd abjecgranltut submission will usually. ended derud how the p«p!« wa. the yellow futurethat tim ande wht feelp andhis bonehopes again,must bevene lai dat bathhouses were marshalled In com- a youtb wbo came to bny some tickets stars, the changing crowd under the Brooklyn. She was a daughter sf bathbouM ware marshalled in com a youth who came to buy some tickets la quick and abject «T star*, the changing crowd under the thatIn th timee earth when. his booee mast be laid to Brooklyn. 81 pact squares. Upon the edge of the for his little sister, and the young electric lighU could be so phlegmatic thethe latIntoe JohnJohn BryanBryantt saandd an sisteI r d pacttea, stoosquares.d a shi p Uponwith itthes shadow edgey ofsail *the fur his little sister, sod the young man electric light* ooulfl be *o phlegmatic la the earth. upon the platform observing this f PAirm. and stolid. The dust roke easily from the hoi the late Joel Bryant. Mrs. J. P. Bo- paintessa, stoodd diml a shipy upo withn th It*e sky shadowy, and higmil*h upon the platform obetrving this and stolid. Th* dust roue easily from the hotthe lets Joel Bryant Mrs. J painted dimly upon Un sky. sod high nmilrsmile hadhad beebeenn filledfilled witwithh gloomgloomyy rag« ragtkL One evening,ling, a wow#ekk afteafterr StlmsoStimaoat TheyThey walkeriwalked homhomee bbyy tbthee lakesid lakesidee road and stifled the nostrils of Stimson. mao, of West F rth street, thtsdt*,fc overhead, in the still', sun-shot air a Hi' stiMni like a dark statue of venv- iin.l indulged in th« proud reflection road sod stifled the nostrils of man. of Want Fifth street t overhead, in the still, son-shot sir a lie stood like a dark statue of v*o-had indulged In the proud reflection waywsy anandd outout uponup™ thetht' waterwater,, thosthorne ga gayy TheTbe highwahighwayy vanishevanishedd farawafar awayy i nin s a i sister-in-law. great hawk swung and 'drifted slowly. pe-ntLe upon his pedestal and thrust thatliisit peoplpeoplee whwhoo camcamse Ilan contaccontactt wit withh paper lanterns, flashing, fleeting and a sister-la-law. great hawk swung sod *drifted slowly gvaovc upon his pedestal and thrust paper lantern-, flashing, fleeting sad point witwithh a suggestiosnggeetloon ooff intolerablIntolerablee Mrs. Laing was a member of to Within the merry-go-round there wst out the basket to the children with * hia' " grangerrnnite willwill usnallusuallyr endeendedd iInn quic quickk careering, sang to them, a&ng a chorus Mia. Lain* tan. a memb a whirlinWithin gthe circl merry-go-rounde of ornamenta therel lions was. out the basket to the okildreu with e careering, sang to them, sang a chorus carfenffth. TheTbe otherother tehiclvehiclee was becom- gesMre that was full of scoru for their and abjectabject subnuasEo'nsuhgyMioo.. aa younyoungg femifemi-- of red and violet and green and gold, II.M. E.E. churcchurchh whilwhilee shahae wawasa a ressssai agiraffes whirling, camels circle, poniesof ornamental, goata, glitter- lion*, jp mure that was full of scorn for their of rod and violet and green and gold, ing so small that Stlmaoa could no hollow happiness, for their Insecure and nine. frienfriendd ooff InVgfrWe gfrll behinbehindd th thee sil sil-- a song of mystic lands of the future, j '. a faithful Christian and a esss> • giraffes,ing with camels,varnish anponies,d meta goats,l that esgfclgiltteen hollow happiness, for their insecure end a song of mystic lands of the futara. longelongerr msee ththee derisivdarhdvae eyeeya. bore, a rMthful Christian and i temporary joy* For five hours he did veredvered nettingnetting eamcamee ttoo heherr thertheree an andd % tngswif witht inflection varnishs and(ra mstalm window thats cspfrhi high temporary joy. For fire hours he did At last the hlckman drew rein to his ■cisterlatentn membermember obff tbthee churchchurch,. la OB> - nut once look at.the girl wheni she wai asked her to walk on the beach after One day when business paused dur- At laM the haekmaa drew vela to swift reflection, from windows high not oner look st the girl when dir was asked her to walk on the beach after One day when boMnera panned dar- horse and turned to look at SUmson. amlly circle aha waa loving and 4*> above them. With stiff wooden legs, livildng -at him lie was foing son's Mammoth Merry-Go-Round" ing the dull, sultry afternoon, Stimaon bora, aad turned lo look at Slim. family circle she wan loving i above them. WithLh stiff wooden legs, l«o!:ing at him lie was going to“StlmautTs Mammoth Merry-Go-Round" ing the dail, sultry afternoon. Stimaoa "No voted and her death will cast a giooV '' they swept on in a never-ending race i-rnnh her with his indifference; he wat Josed for the night. The girl went up town. C'pon his return he “Ho bm.. II 1g.rra." ha raid. Htlu. voted and her death trill cast a | they swept on In a never-ending race •.■nt*h her with his Indifference; he was was dosed for the night. The girl up town. Upon hia rotara he made a gesture of while a great orchestrion clamored in •r.nii;; lu ili-inunstrate that he had i assented with a nod. found that the popcorn man from his tort, a gratae, of ragolraaeaea. rage, overiver many.many. while a great orchestrion clamored in I!»eng toil»:in«Hi«trate that he hnd never ■mented with a nod. found that the despair. As the ft •wUd speed. The suftuner sunlight htJabtuiuui However, when he ; The young man upon the perch hold- stand over in a corner waa keeping an drapoir. A. the twtaaa tarart hi. BesideBrakess thethe hnaband,husband, thertheree surrh* wild speed. Tbs summer sunlightlava M*riou» However, when he oar The young man upon the perch bold- stand over In n corner was krapid! dripping borseabont. . . sprinkled it» gold upon the garnet can- inging tbthee baskebaskett foforr ththee ringsring* sa saww thi thiss eye upon tbe cashier's cage, and that dripping borraabort. ler one daughter and two sons, ^^H sprinkled Its gold upon tbs garnet can- ruWly *>l~ rv.-d Iter in secret he'discoe* nod and Judged its meaning. Into his eye apoo the caskdar’s cage, and withwith thethe astonishmena»toalMuwr t and grief her one daughter and two wx opiesopies carriedcarried bbyy ththee tirelesstireless racerracerss an sadd nrsH thai :.:i.- s.-croei. x-mcdi mormorev blythblythce thathann and and Judged its meaning. Into his nobodnobodyy atat alalll wawafcs attendinattendingg toto th thee of the latter for several years & com- vpon all the devices of decoration thai mind waa born a little plan for defeat- wooden arm and tbe Iron rings. man who has beWndefled by tbe oni* of the latter for several year. upon nil the devioea of decoration that WaA o»nalusual u-i-.lwithh heherr WhenWhen' Hhee foun foundd mind waa born a little plan for defeat- wooden arm and the iron rings He had been in a great perspiration positor OD The Central New Jersey made Sttmson'a machine magnif.-ent 1 ing the watchfulness of the redoubt- He strode forward like a sergeant of poMtoroe The Central Hee made Stinson's machine magnir -eat ' 'ii*l hishiSHnparen apparentt indifferent*indifference hahadd not ing the watchful ora* of the redoubt- He strode forwwtl Uke a sergeant of and now his bald head felt cool and an- Times here and later of the BrooUyi and famous. A host of laughing chil- able Btimson. grenadiers, "Where In thunder is Liz- > hi. bald hart fait cool art an- a here nod Inter of the 1 and famous. A host of laughing chil- nuthed. n-.lied herher hhre sulferesulh-redd greatlygreatly.. ShSb*e able Stimaoa. grenadier*. “Where la thunder is Us- comfortable. He put up his hand with dren bestrode the animals, bending for- .he merry-go-ran nd was closed zie?" be demanded, a Storm of rage in •omfcrtable. He pat ap hia band with Eagte. ! dren bestrode the animals, bending for- did.li.l notnot lovlorae himhim.. hhee ^includedconcluded.. IfIf sh i When the merry-go-round waa closed sier be demanded, a storm of rag* In the sudden recollection that be bad wardward liklikee charginchargingg cavalrymecavalrymenn an andd fad .>••••: him she would ha>a b andand ththee twotwo girlgirlss startestartedd foforr ththee beach beach,, hia eyes. tba atsdden racollratioa shaking reins and whooping In glee. !i**l im < I him she would have foggoMoaforgottoo hiahis hathaL. Shaking reins sod whooping in glee. crushed.t-ru-sheu. FoForr tw twoo daydayss h heo live livedd a Ii hehe wanderedwandered ofofff aimlesslaimlesslyy InIn anotheanotherr TheThe popcornpopcorn manman., althougalthoughh lonlongg as as-- TwoTwo welwelll knowknownn NortNorthh PlainfleU At intervals they leaned out perilously • •-•iVili- existence upon his high pei direction, but he kept them in view and sociated with Stimson, had never •**"* AtlaMAt b>st hbee made a gesture, At intervals they leaned oet perilously eraWe existence upon his high perel direction, but he kept them In view and' sociated with ‘ * that at any rate he was not youngronog memenn wenwentt foforr aa carriagcarriagee rid rid.e t oto toto elatendutch aStt iroironn ringringss thathatt werweree ten ten- He consoled himself by thinking of how aass soonsoon asas hhee wawasa assureassuredd thathatt b hee ha hadd • bring dated. "They've—they' that at any rate be wla dered to them by a long wooden arm. .*le consoled himself by thinking of eacsped the vigilance of Stimaon, he 1 n-l BoundHound BrooBrookk Sunday8uuday., anaadd ItIt wawans dered to them by n long wooden arm. unhappynnhappy hehe waswas.. anandd bbyy swiftswift,, furt fortf I earaped the vigilance at Stimann, ha H s round to th —tb' house," he i__. ItW AtAt ththee Intensintensee momenmomentt beforbeforee th thee glancesglance s atat ththee lovelovedd facefaro.. AAtt an anyy rat i fallowedfollowed them.them. ,' with difficulty, aa if he had just been theirheir intentioIntentionn ttoo drivdrivee oonn toto Ne Neww swiftswift grabgrab foforr tbthee ringringss onooee coulcouldd se seea hehe waswas iinn haherr presencepresence,, ansodd h ehe eoul j TheTbe electricelectric lightslights oonn ththee beaebenchb madmadee Brunswick. Tbe two speeded their theirtheir littllittlee nervounervouss bodiebodiess quivequiverr witwithh jf-tgsi a goodgood vievieww frofromm bibiss percperchh whe n a broabroadd banbondd ooff tremotremoringr ing light light,, ex ex-- "Whose bouser snapped Stimson. A letterletter wawaan receivereaMredd FridaFridayy froft m horseB throughthrough ththee streeti s at a rapid eagernessssgsmissj; thethe laughterlaughter ranrangg shrilshrilll an andd therethere wawaas nono interferencinterferencee bbyy th thee littl lit e tendingtending paralleparallell toto ththee seasea,, an andd upouponn "Your—your bciose, I 'spose," said Bar.Rev. C.G. EE.. HerrinHerringg wbo who., IlaD companoompanyy and infftfwi of going direct to excited. Down in tbe long rows of Bgij "Cashier." the wide walk there slowly paraded a the popcorn man. ' gait,few aadBrunswic Insteadk a sof wa sgoing their lindirectt in -to excited.benches , crowdDowds ofin peopl thee salongt watchin rows g ofsign Cashier. " the wide walk there slowly paraded a withwith FreFredd BettmaoBettman., sailetolledd somtomee timtimee New Brunswick ss wee their One In- Itut suddenly, swiftly, th,-^ cloud) greatgreat crowdcrowd interminglingintermingling,, intertwinin tart win-- Stimson marched round to his home. ention, they returned to a hotel for benches, >crowds while ofoccasionall people saty watchinga father Hut suddenly, swiftly, these Stixi agoago forfor EuropeEurope.. MrMr.. HerrinHerringg statestated! While occasionally a father vanished and under the imperial bit ing.ing, sometimesometimess colliding. InIn th thee dark dark-- ImperialImperial denunciationdenunciation*s surfedsurged,, alal-- tention,iupper, antheyd her returnede they tower ae betelarrested for. vanished and under the imperial bit ness stretched the vast purple expanse tbe trip over wfcts truly delightful and new stretched the *-# purple expanse readyrandyready formulated,formulated,- toto ththee tiUpp ofof hi sUsthe trip Over waa truly delightful and md marched before tbe borough of the ocean, and the ideep indigo sky neither he and bis companion were of the ocean, and the deep Indigo sky tongue, andand hhee bidebidedd tbthee momen momentt whe whenn andudge .marched They pleadebefored ignorancthe boroughe of above was peopled with yellow stars. his anger could fall upon the heads «f sick. They were much encouraged above waa peopled with yellow star*. hia anger could fall upon the heads of atek. They were much encouragedjudge. be law , buTheyt tb epleaded Judge finedIgnorance them H Oof Occasionally out upon the water a lhat pair of cbjldrefe- by several persons who Infon Occasionally out upbn the water a that pair of children. by several perron, who I.for tbseac hlaw, and but truste tbsd Judgethem fofittedr a wee themk to«• whirlingwhirling massmass ooff frotfrothh suddenlsuddenlyy flashed flashed He found his wife convulsive sad hi them that they would And excellent nto view, tike a great ghostly robe ap- He found his wife convulsive and In them that they would Ind exoellent eachmake end goo dtrusted their respectivthem fore finess week. Til l» into view. like a grant ghostly robe aj> roads for whe*lio . The letter waa pearing, and then vanished, leaving the road, for wheeling.K The letter waghardlstake y good though tbetrt possibl respectivee that fines.the youa IlRf pearing. and then vanished, leaving the "Where's Lizzie?" mailed upon their arrival at Antwerp, sea in its solemn, mystic darkness, from And then she burst forth: "Oh— mailed upon their arrival aA Antwerp. hardlywil thoughtl be see poraln i bisn Bounthat thed Brooyoogk sen In Its solemn, mystic darlraera. from |ust as they were preparing to Start whence came those hmas tones of the John—John—tneyte run away—I know Juet aa they were preparing to Mart I this season. In Bound Brook water's unknown maotion. A wind, theythey harehava., TbwTheyy drovdrovee byby herheroe no nott o n theirtheir wheelswheels.. TheTheyy werweree botbothh In la I, reminiscent of the wave wastes, threethree minuteminutess agoaget. TheTheyy musmostt bar haree excellentexcellen t healthhealth anandd readroadyy t too enjoy enjoy, a a made the women hold their wraps done It on purpose to bid me good-by, done it on purpose to bid me good-by. pleasanitt trip.trip. * The following summons have been ' aboutabout theirtheir throat*throats and caused tbe man forfor LiuleLiizie wavewavedd hehdrr banhandd sad-likesad-like,. an sadd The following summons have been to grip the rims of their straw hata. It then, before I could get out to ask Issuedsued Inin JusticJusticee Newcoro'Neweorn'ee courtcourt,, ali l j carrieto gripd thethe rimanoise of ot theirthe ban strawd In hats the paIt- then, before I could get out to ask .hey wers going or what. Prank eerloos fire'was narrowly averted returnable August 17th: McCIintoek cantedvilion i nthe gttsts noise. Sometime of the hands peopl in thee un pa-- where they were going or what, Frank A ratioua Or. waa narrowly averted returnable August 17to: vilion In | whippedwhipped uupp ththeo horshorsee anandd the theyy wer weree Saturda y evening at Rogers1 res- againstgainst Smalley;Snmlley; VaTann WinklWinklee againsa t able to hear the music glanced ap at •one." Saturday evening at Roger.’ ran- the pavilion and wet* reassured upon taurantant oonn EasEastt FronFrontt streetstreet., UrMr.. Johnson; ohnson; MilleMillerr againsagainstt TeTecn EyckeE t the pavilion and were StimaoaStimson gavegave venroott ttoo aa dreadfudreadfull roarr . ; Watts & Company against Miller beholdingbeholding thethe distandistantt leadelenderr "tilstilll ges gen-- “Oet my ro*o4ver-get a h Rogersera waawas lightinlightingg ththee gagaas ch&ndechande-- ax; Watts ± Company against ticulating and bobbbiB and the other lier.llers IInn bihi.s placplacee whewhenn suddenl suddenlyy a a irothers. The case of Johnson imember u-u lutings o andf th ebobbing band witandb theither otherlips revolver, d , do tos to devil'—his voice bteame Incoherent In spark caught In some of tbe fancy againstgainst HoffmaHoffmann wawasa adjourneadjournedd till gluemembersd to ofthei ther instrumentsband with. theirHigh ilipsn devil"—his voice became I •park caught In noma of tba fanoy ■ a chaotic rage. paper decorations around one of tbe LUgust 34th, and the case of the So- gluedthe sk toy soaretheird aInstruments.n tinassuming Highmoon .In a chaotic rage. paper decoration, around ooa of the August Mth. and the case of toe I He had always ordered his wife about lety for the Prevention of Cruelty to thefaintl skyy silver soared. an rtanaasuming moon, chandelier.•handeliers. IInn aann instanInstantt th tbae whol wholee ctety for toe Prevention of Cruelty I "TOtf“too*dl armta ait usd r faintly Mirer. aa if she were a batt»lion of infantry, affair was In a blase, bnt Mr. Rogers Animals• wi"i*1f againstagainst BarryBarry waawas adjoadjourne d «T to rocs (•'or a time tbe young man was afraid and despite her misery, the training of affair aaba Mara, bat Mr. Rogers might arise and go sear to shout en- For a time the young man waa afraid ihowed great presence of mind and ill August 13th. The contract cases might arise and go near to about en- skysky ooff ththee restorerestoredd confidenceconfidence,, the theyy o approach the two girls. He followed years caused her to spring mechanic- groat presence of mind and aa August 1Kb. Ths contract i eourageuacat.con rage moot, cautionarycautionary commandscommand*.. 0o*1 dwelt In peace, a peace that was satis- to approach the two gtrla. He followed f the United States Heater Company dwelt in peace, a peace that waa satis- hem at a distance and sailed himself a ally to -obey, but suddenly ah* turned withwith tbthee usurae ooff hihias twtwoo band hand,s quicklquicklyy of toe United Staten Banter Cun applause at his flying off-spring. Fre- faction, a peace that, like a babe, pal them at a distance and rolled himaelf a •11/ to -ob.J. but ajddmlj «h. I applause at his flying off-spring. Fro faction. s peace that, like a babe, put award. At last, however, he saw them to him a shrill appeal. ixttngulshed the Bra before any againsagainstt OobCobbb estt uzux., anandd Griffea quentlyquently mothermotherss callecalledd outout:: "B“Bee care oaro- Its trust in the treachery of the futur coward. At last, however, be saw them to him a shrill appeal. extinguished the Ore before any Its trust In the treachery of the future. jtop op the outer edjge of the crowd "Oh, John—not—the revolver." serious damage resulted. •at Cobb et uz, were tried thl* fulfoi., QeorgieQeorgierr ThThee orchestriooreheeUk»nn belbel- This confidence endured until tbe ne: the “Oh. John- rarioua damage resulted. net Cobb st ux. wera tried 1 This confidence endured until the next and stand silently listening to the "Confound it. let jo of me." he roared lowed and thundered on its platform, day. when she, for an unknown caus and stand silently listening to the morningmorning nodand judgmenJudgmentt wawans givegivenn th I e lowed and thundered on its platform. day. when she. for an unknown cause, ]icesof the sea. >Vheu he came to again and shook1 hep from bun. fiIU°gfilling ththee earsears witwithb Itius lon longg monoton mouotoo- ■uddenllllMmlry refused to Inloo Imdlk a t athim Kin.. M voice*a. of the sea. When he came to plaintifflaintiff laIn eaceachh casecase,. ous song, while over in a corner, a man —ddeulr refused to look him. Mr- wherehere theythey stood,stood, hhee wawaes tremblintremblingg inIn "e ran hat less upon the street. Then IdIn spit,spite ooff thth.e oppressivoppreralvse heabeatt quitquitee otts song, while over in s corner, a man vuMiwM.y,chanically.hanically. hhente continuens m tin tiedd hihiss Usktask,. hihis, - Ev«7toodr Takes in th* Car. I Inin a whitwhitee aproapronn anandd behin behindd a a counte counterr 'rain dazed, a tortured victim of dc hisbis agitation.agitation. TheTheyy pahadd no nott see seenn him him.. a larglargee numbenumberr ooft friendfriendss attendeattendedd Xvvrabrtx Takra M lh. Ora. roared above the tumult: "Pop com! brain riazrd. a tortured victim of doubt, “l.isxie,*lizzie," hehe began.began). : "I—“I—"" mer resort, but SundaySunday wawass anotheanotherr ververyy busy roared above the tumult: “Pop coral ear, suspicion. With his eyeshe__r the:hf. funerafunerall servicerare!eras ooff KisMiras EditEdithh PopcornP fear, suspicion. With hia eye* he sup- he girl wheeled instantly and put ay for the street railway. The Hetty Popeorar plicatedplicate.! herher ttoo telegraptelegraphh aann explonaexplana-J The girl wheeled Instantly and put S.S. MarshManh,, aatt ththee residencresidencee ofof he rherday for toe street railway. The Ns*| A young mamann stoostoodd upoapoon a asmall small,, "on. She replied with a stony glance) her handhand to heherr throatthroat.. "Oh“Oh., FrankFrank,, rwood and Dunellen cars wen tion. She replied with a stony glance frightened me." she said bril- father.father, FranciFraud,s E.E. MarshMarsh,, 91»1S5 MadisoMadisonn raisedraised platformplatform,, erecteerectedd iInn ththee mannemannerr lat froze his blood. There waa a how you frightened roe." she aaid bril- rowded during the day and evening, that froze his blood. There was n avenue,avenue, yesterdayraterd.yy afternoonafternoon.. MrsMl*.. Crowded during the day and * ofof a pulpipulpitt ansodd jusjustt withouwithoutt th thee tin linee o fof great difference In their respective real liantly. nd standing room was almost at a the circling figures. It was his duty great difference In their respective rea- Well, you know Ir-'I'r-" he stuttered. tfartin I. Cooley and Miss GusBle and standing room waa almost at a the circling figure*. It was his dutysonsson s foforr becominbecomingg angry. HiIIUs werweree al al-i ••Well.you:;,r know I—I-—" he stuttered. Martin I. Cooley aad Mira Qurale retnium. The Somerset street Una to manipulate tbe wooden arm and ways foolUli, but apparent, plain as1 ut the other girt was one of those Bunyon sang two selections. The premium. Tba Somerset street I alpulat* the wooden arm *pd ways foolish, bat apparent, plain aa Hut the other girl waa one of tho*e Runyon rang two aaleetlons. The lsoconveyed many passengers to and - affixaffix ththee rinrr'rings.V WheWhenn alalll werwere~ ~~~ gouethe the moonmoon.. HerHerss werweree subtle subtle,, feminine feminine,! bring*beinirs wbwhoo araree borbornn toto attenattendd at at Rev.IT. RoberRobertt LowryLowry,, a a frienfriendd an andd ,rayed many pasrangerm to art 1 the mountain. Many entire Intointo thethe handhandss ooff ththee triumphatriumphantl ehU- aaas incomprehensiblincomprehensiblee aa*s the:starsthe stars,, a ias img.-dir*.Lgedies* SheShe hahadd foforr lovlor#e aa reverenoe reverence., neighbor, conducted the service, to- from the mounts! e. Many i dren, be held forth a basket, into which admiration that «'»•, greater tbe neighbor, oondneted the service. In- amliles took a ride over the .various dren, he held forth a basket, into which mysticmystic ssas ththee shadowshadowss aatt nightnight.. (*o admiration that waa greater the termentrment atat EvergreeEvergreenn CemeterCemeteryy folfol-- families took a ride over toe .vt theythey returnereturnedd alalll savsavee ththee covetecovetedd They fell and soared, and soared and mow*ire abeshe contemplatecontemplatedd ththee facfactt thathatt routeroute,s inin orderorder toto gegett whawhatt littlUul.e breeI w . brass one, which meant another ride They fell and soared, and noared and a knew nothing of It- This couple lowed the eerTloe. brass one, which meant another fellfell ioin thithUs mannemannerr untiuntill thetheyy kne kneww she knew nothing ef K. This couple lowed the service. the was. j- ' freefree anandd madmadee ththee holdebolderr ververyy thstthai toto livlivee withouwithoutt eaceachh otheotherr woul wouldd withwith theitheirr finefine fmotionsemotion*,, aweawedd heherr anandd triossirious. TbThee younyoungg mamann stooMoodd al alll da dayy bebe a wanderinwanderingg iInn desertsdeserts. TheTheyy ha hadd mademade heherr humblhumblyy wiswishh thathatt shshee mighmightl Tbe Warren Township Sunday At the Mountain View Inn Saturday openvipon hihiaa narronarroww platformplatform,, affixinaffixingg growngrown soso intenintentt npsnthupin thee uncertaintiesuncertainties,, bebe destineddestined toto bbee oeff somsomee servicservicee to to The Warren Township Sunday At tbs Mouataia Flaw Inn Saturday ringsrings oror holdingbolding fortforthh ththee basket basket.. HeHe thethe variationsvariations,, ththee guessingguessing** ooff theitheirr them. ShShee wawaaa ververyy homely homely., SchoolsSchools wilwilll holholdd aa uniounionn picnipicnicc a taftnight light thertheree wawans musimusicc anandd mirtmirthh i nla erasxvas a sraaortt ooff generagenerall squirsquiree i nin thi thiss affai r that the world had became but a Whenn thethe youngyoung mnmann falterefalteredd beforbeforee Washington Bock on Wednesday great;reat variety,variety, andand foforr aann houhourr o orr tw teno (1st of childhood. He DM very busy. affair that the world had become hut a them, she. In her (jmpathy. actually Washington Rock on Wednesday flat of childhood. He was very busy huge immaterial background. In time them. she. in her sympathy, actually August 11th. The PlaloOeld Cornet he guests and a pelect few of their And yet Stlmson, the astute, had i huge immaterial background. In time overestimated the crisis and felt that he August lKh. The PUIn Held Oorofct ths guests nod a select few of tot* And yet Stimaoa. the astute, had r ofof peacpeacee theitheirr smilesmile,s wer weree sofsoftt an andd overestimated the crisis and felt that he riends were entertained with reclta- tleed that the young man frequent might fall dying at tfaeir feet. Shyly, BanBandd wilwilll discoursdiscoursee musicmusic.. SpeecheSpeechess friends were entertained with red ra- ticsd that the young man frequently prayerful, caresses confided to the air. found time to twist about on his pi; Tdcd to the ah-. but with courage, sho marcbad to the by prominent local speakers are on lons by Clerk Armstrong and o'her found time to twist about on his plat- InIn timetime ooff warwar.. theitheirr youthfuyouthfull heai-ta hearts,j but with Courage, she by prominent local speakers are on dons by Clerk Armstrong and o*hto form and smile at a girl who shyly sc VODI ymf fomi walk on tb' the program. Should the day prove ben of the assemblage. Mr. form and smile st s girl who shyly sold capable of profound agony, wers w rescue. "Won’t you come walk on th the program. Should the day prove member, of too assemblage. Ml. tickets behind a silvered netting. This. ropahleof profound agony, were wrung “on: JOHN —SOT—THE REVOLVE*-" ticket* behind a sCrared netting This. ».b yV thIk.e intricat. w t _l e■ _emotion s I of d... beachbeac. . h withwith us.ns."" ahshea 'saidsaid.. ThThee young youag stormy the exercises will be postponed Beech,ieach, ofot NeMeww YorkYork,, alsalsoo entertaine enterialartd Indeed, was the great reason of SI* - Intricate emotions of doubt. wormy tbs exercises will be postponed i the great reason of Stim- They were the victims of the d manman garopave heherr aa glaneglancee ooff deedeepp grati grati-- fore hehe oouldcould findfind oneooe.. TheThenn h bee charge chargedd l the next day. he guests with some expert phren- Ktn'i glowering. The younft man n Th.y, were the victim. of theui inndread areau until ths next day. with some expert phren- jngel of affectionate speculation that tude which waa not without thy patron It like.<• a s bull.bull . “Up"Uptown, town.-™ hehe yelledyelled,, aass ological teats, which were entertaining thethe raiseraisedd platforplatformm hahadd n noo manne . _. tude which was not without the patron- ological tests, which were entertaining □ forcesforues ththee tiretiredd braibrainn endlesslcndlesalyy o noa age which a man in htacondition (star he tumbletumbledd IntIntoo ththee rearoarr seat rant.. ThThee and Instructive. • license to smile at the girl behind the roodsroads thatthat lealeadd nowherenowhere.. allallyy feelsfeels foforr ononee outhh shoulshouldd dardaree smilsmilee a tat th etheth. renewed f.rror „f hi, flanm ,od wentwent alonalongg nearnear- tbthee lakelake., StimsoStimaoan the mountain. Thaw Saturday night morning carrying a 7i-pound trunk toin theirtheir increaseiitcrouodd numbernumber.. WheneveWheneverr wishedwished tou» gazgatee aatt thethe- seasen., alone alone.. ThThee gased(raced acrosscrums ththee calmcalm,, graygray expansexpansee dances have beoome very popular and Jong with him. Tbe trunk was daughterdaughter iBn ththee presencperarncee ooff ththee augus augusti young man swore to himself lhat be dances have become very popular and •long with him. The trunk was hehe thoughtthought-h h«e couleon dId detectdetect tbathatt sh «h.e totooo young mao swore to himself that he andand recognisedrecognized a colocolorr iInn a a bonne bonnett an andd are well attended. strapped partly nti] he died. well attended. •trapped partly to toe rider aad partly s Often the dark-eyed girl peered be- -towas .offering,suffering, hhee felfell.t a thrilthrilll ooff joy Joy would be her friend until be died. a poise of a head. A buggy was lra»- ' Often the dark-eyed girl peered be- And so the two young lovers went on a poise of a head. A buggy waa trav- ttoo ththee bikeblka.. tween- ththee shininshiningg wireswires,, and and.. upon BtttHut thertheree cam<»mee ab. cktimtimee whewhenn th othe And so the two young lovers went On elingeling alongalong a highwahighwayy thathatt le ledd ttoo Sor Hoc- iK'iriiT detected by the young me young man looked back upon these conn withoutwithout her.her. TheTheyy turnetamedd onc oooee t oto loo lookk ringtonrington. Stimaobtlmsonn bellowedbellowed:: "There“There—- iisbop Winger, of the Roman Cath- rar th» Mitt* OH*. bel eg detected by the y«>ung man. she "‘1 * “P°» three coo-a t her. BUhop Wlggsr. of the Roman Cath- usuallvusually turnedtnrneil heherr heaheadd awa awayy quickl quicklyy tortionstonionswit withl h contemptcontempt.h d . HBee believebelleeedd l her. there—therethere—there thetheyy are—lare—ina thathatt buggybuggy.". olic, faith,faith, ooft NewarkVowark,, hahass issueIssuedd a nan Additional-Babies are being given then that he had imagined his pain. “Jennie’s"Jennies swfnlawful ni,.-e.nipn."™ sairaidd ththee girgirtL AdditionalJ-hahlea ktahira are being (riven ttoo proveprove't too hihimm thathatt shshee wa wass no nott in -in-J*" "’* ---!>• -Wto» htogtned hitIIU pom pnm TheThe hackmanhackman becambecamee Inspireinspiredd witwithh order to the sjffect that all picnics lailyoutiDgs on the mountains. Some terested At other times, however, her This cam e abouaboutt whewhenn thth*e re^oubtableredoubts hie- “You"You bet shshee is.U."" replierepliedd ththee yonngyoung the full knowledge of the situation- order to the •Sect that all pit dally outings on ton mountains. Boms terested At other time*, however her the foil knowledge of th# sHaattoa. under church aospioea must be if tbe liverymen and hackmen drlvv «T«tiyp* seemeseemedd Bllefilledd witrlihh a •tende tenderr fea fearr fctimson1Imsoo marchemarchedd forwarforwardd toto Darticpartici-i man.man, witwithh greagreatt feelingfeeHag. HHee strucstruckk hihias horshotuee a a deliriou deliriouss blobloww under churoh auspice, must _Of the liveryman and trackmen drive leallest hehe hhmilishouldl falfalll frofromm lhathatt excecd exceed-- I'-*pate. TheyThey werewere oilensilentt fbfbf-f aa littllittlee tim timee withwith thethe whip. HiHis. montmouthh expandeexpandedd broughtbrought toto sa closclosee aatet 6 o'cloco'clockk ilan tbthee Wholwholee loadsloads ooff InfantsInfants; ttoo thtoee Moun Moun-- "Thi‘Thlss halisas gogott ttoo stop,stop."* Stimson had' AtAt laslastt ththee girgirll (Bidraid: "Yo“Youu wer weree i»i n s• grir-b»n ooff excitemenudtrartt an udd joy Jo/.. H Iteveningevening, , anendd nnoo permissioparmlaatonn wilwilll betainta l a CamCampp almosalmostt ?vereveryy pleasanpleasantt day day,, inp7atn»ye»t*rd*j- g “fry «t •• yestrrdsj - MOMMIDD* toto ppasPM.s thaUtott thUolthi. oldd vehicletoMel*., wit MUh grantedgranted forfor after-darafter-darkk oorr midolmidnighte anandd ththee littllittlee onesones! seeseemk t olo enjo enjoyy tb lbse TH . i pioake. outing very muck. THETHE CONSTITUTIONALIST.CONSTITUTIONALIST .

meritsmerit*.. SpecialSpecia l mentionmention abnnU shoul dto* b » POLITICAPOLITICALL POTPOT SIZZLES.SIZZLES . NONOTT COMINGCOMING THISTHIS WAY.WflY . RUNRUNINTOBYASGHOONE INTO BY A SCHOONERR WASHWASH DAYDAY FORFOR FARMERSFARMERS ELEVEN INNINGS GAME. made of Pule Vplnying at short stog* ELEVEN INNINGS GAME. whic">-1-h o' wa PuMVptaylngs very fine. at abort ale*. AT PRESENT THE TALK IS ABOUT PLAINFIELDERB WHO WANT $500 which V AT PPMENT THE TALK IS ABOUT TROLLETROLLEYY COMPANYCOMPANY ABANDONABANONOOC N ITS PLAINEtELDERS WHO WANT 9500 pumpkinPUMPKIN OustersC(U8TERS enjoyENJOY theirTHEI R A FINE EXHIBITION OF BASfi BAU- Praise should be giveAn Tbomssi SENATOSENATORR ANDAND SHERIFF.SHERIFF . DAMAGESDAMAGES PORFOR THETHE ACCIDENT. ACCIDENT . YEARLY^ DIP IN THE SURF. ROUTROUTEj TOTO THIS THIS CITY.CITY . YEARLY DIP IN THE SURF. PLAYING LAST SATURDAY. ] ' KellerKeller,, aaas umpire.umpire . HlaHi s —r-i~r-decision s » ffflrtj We>« • Th- turn J^i weweren exceedinglyexceedingly accurateaccurate and asd gavegave - The Capitalist* Deel^n That Th*j Wil Dnipd, M Wif Peril nt Tiirlr I Ihy Pan la (h» V. M. C. A- 1 tfatbee bestbeet ofof satisfaction. satisfaction. Through thr W»t»r fur Nfirl j- * Mile. OWM Morhr.1 by Muy ftrlln.nt PI«, During the, game Samson was The Elizabeth Journal C«»trml What promises to be, a very inter- parly overcome with the heat, bat he The Eiixateth Journal lrorntly 1 What promise* to be a Tory lnter- ForFor oneone wholewhole yearyear the the farmers farmer sof TheThe gamegame ofof baseball baseball played played Satur Saftui nearly overcome with the beat, bat he publlthrUpublished thethe following following politicalpolitica l got.gos - FoForr boomsome limptime therethere haeha sbeen been talk tal k estineatioffg lawauitlawsuit haa has Jus!just beenbeen startedstarte d MonmoutMoo mouthh and.and Middlesex Middlesex CountiesCountie s dayday afternoonafternoon inin this this city city betweenbetween tbe tbe piuckilplackllyy finishedfinished tbetfae game. game . ItI lat i tos to off aa trolley trolley roadroad to to Plainfield. Plalnfield , toto eon bbyy CouncilorCounsellor; WilliamWilliam K.K .McClure, McClure bahadd beenbeen Wallin*waiting lorfor Saturday Saturday which whicl Y.Y. M.M. C. C .A. A .sad and Hew Hew Jersey Jersey Athletic Athleti c bebe hopedhoped thatthat anotheranother gam*game easyma ybe b e ' L'olooUnion countycounty thl»thi afall fal lwill wil electl elec t necnodt thethe erntemasystems Inla that tha tcity cit yand an d intintoo wboaewhose band*hands It I tbaa ha sbeen bee nplaced. placed to themthem waswa s"salt "sal twater wate rday,” day," one! on e Club teams was undoubtedly one of —Uncasedleseed InIn Ibis .tfals citycity beteosa betwee ntbe th e threthreee osecmblymen,assemblymen, aa wnaU.rsenator andan da aItIt bnahas beenbeen rumoredrumored on o naeverml severa loc- oc . LasLaatt SaturdaySaturday' aa partyparty oonaiatingconsisting of ol more generallygenerally observedobserved thanthan ananyy of tbe finest exhibitions ever wltn# e teama. Next Saturday the •beriff,sheriff, andand there there proiniaeapromise sto to be b ae a casionsODS thatthat thethe capitalists capitalists ofof the the Con. Con - ,Mr. ' andand Mr*. Mr* .B. E .E. E Marshall.. Marshall ,Jam Jame re s tbethe nationalnational holiday,holiday s outaideoutsid e InIn thisthis city,city, andan dIt i tbrought brough tto t otbe th e famoufamouss andand w*u-known well-known StatonStaten IslandIsland Meetylively runrun for for the the nomination* nominations on on both both eolldatedsolidated TractionTraction CompanyCompany wouldwould bebe Stryker,Stryker, A.A. A A Stryker.RobertStryker. Robert Oarrey Oarvey ChristmasChristman . OnOn this this day day the th ecountry countr y mindsminds ofof manymany presentpresen ttbe th epalmy palm y AA.. 0.C. teamteam wUJwil lplay play lal aIhla thi citys cit yand an d thethe RepublicanRepublican andand Democratic Democratic aide*. sides . thetbe builder*builders andand operator* operators of of tho tbe pro-'pro - andand FrankFrank Manchester,Manchester , ofo fthle thi scity, city , peoplpeoplee leaseleave theirtheir plaoeeplace s toto enjoy enjo y daysdays ofof baseball basebal l whenwhen enthusiasm another close contest maybe looked XbenThen too,thetoo.the countycounty willwill rota vote for for coocon - poseponedd newnew line.line. wenwentt to South South ;Amboy Amboy fishing.fishing. TheyThe ] themeelvrethemselves byby thetfae eeaabore.seashore . PrettyPrett ] reachedreaehed thetbe top-notchtop-notcn andand it i tseemed seeme d for. gressman■ aaas wellwell asas presidential presidential elec-elec - WheWhenn thetbe matter matter ofo f routeI route vu wa s allall hadhad excellent excellent luckluck flattingfishing andan dby b y nearlnearlyy allall thethe farm farm bouse*bouses InI nthe th etwo tw i asas thoughthough everyooeeveryone wouldwould gog owild wild . TheThe PlainfieldPlainfleld AthleticAthletic Club Club erect went to. to-. broachebroachedd Itit was was foundfound thattha tso much thtbee middlemiddle ofof thethe afternoon afternoon theythey had had countiesities werewere vacantvacant yesterday.yesterday. ItIt waswas a a pitched pitched battlebattle forfor fair fair aad and for fo r StirlingStirling SaturdaySaturday aadand defeated defeated tbeth e ""AAtI preerntpresent thethe onlyonly talktalk lai sabout abou t ipposition had developed to running captured about SCO porgtoa. They ie wagons of the fanners were opposition9 bad dereloped to ruanlng captured about 180 porfffea. They The wagons of the farmers were eleven inningsinnings the tbe Large large crowd crowd present present StirlingStirling AthleticAthletic ClubClub byby tbe th esoon score Of of. ‘ - candidaterandldateas forfor eenator senator andan d• hesheriff riff. . dithee lineline on on the tbe oonnty county road—WeatSeld road—Westfleld hadhad anan oyateroyster boatboa t* hlehwhic h packepeckedd withwttU eatable.,eatables , andan dsome som eof o f waswas keptkept onon the the anxious anxious seat. seat . ISi" toto 11.11 .The Th egrounds ground sproved prove dto t ohe b e • TheyThey areare too*he two two office* offices In In which which the th e avenue—that tfae only route feasible •hored outride or the couise of tfae were on their way to tbe shore people of the county are at present lue—that the only route feasible anchored outride of the couise of the them were on their way to the shore TbeTbe gamegame diddid not no topen open auspiciously auspiciously tbethe worseworse thatthat tbeth ePlainfield Plainflel dboys, boys . people of the county are at pr» woulwouldd bebe along along thethe South South sideBide ofo fthe th e largerlarger boats.boats. About' About * 3o'clock o'clock In i nthe th e atat MaaaaqdaaManasqifan andan dSouth Sout hAmboy, Ambo y forfor thetfae bornehome team,team ,for for the th evisitors visitor s havohave everever playedplayed oo,on ,which which eceoanta.accounts . taking thethe moat most Interest,interest , assemblyassembl y Central Railroad tracks. A number afternoon, a large two-mast school where tbe two big celebrations took snd congressional talk being tempor- Central Ballroed tracks. A number of afternoon, a Urge two-mast schooner where the two big celebration, took succeedediucc>eded inin placing placing sixsix runs runs to to their their foforr tbethe manymany run*runs made madft by by tbeth eStir- Stir - and congressional talk being tempor propertyiperty ownersowners werewere taterealodinterested In mannemannedd byby anio nItalian Italia ncrew, crew ,and an d placeplace,, longlong beforebefore daybreak.daybreak . credittredit InIn thethe first first inning Inning and and everyone everyone lingling teamteam,a a*s theythey onlyonly got got five five hits hits off of f arilarllyy aldetracked.sidetracked. TheTh eRepublican Republica n getting the route located along the. owned by Sayer & Fisher, of Sayei In M'.nm.mth County, where t congressional nomination, however, getting the route located along the owned by Saybr & Fisher, of Bayer- In Monmouth County, where some thoughtthought tbethe contest contest woewa sgoing going to t obe b e ofWlnnof Winn,, whilewhile thetfa e PlainfieldPlainfleld teem team congrerelooal nomination, however, southitb sideside Inin order order toto developdevelop theirthei r rllle.vi lie. camecame alongalong nnderunder full full aalLsail . TheThe ofif thetfae countrymencountrymen comecome fromfrom fifteenfifteen ofie-sided.oie-eided. ThisThis wqswa nots no thet tb case,e case, poundepoundedd tbetfae pitchingpitching ofo fLeonard Leonard allal l wilwilll probablyprobably beb egiven given tot oCoogrrea- Congress - lands. schooner was but of Its course and as to twenty miles to take part in the man Charles N. Fowler. schooner was put of Its oourae and as to twenty miles to take part la the however,however, forfor the th eJersey Jersey boys boy swere wer e over tbetfae fieldfield forfor twenty twenty himnit saad an da a mao Charles M. Fowler. . TbThee propositionproposition toto buildbuild aa molley trolle y a reaultresult struckstruck theth eoyater oyster boat, boat , festivitiesfestivities,, aa start start waawas made made on on Friday Friday givengiven sa hardbard AghLfight. ItI wmt wa unfor-s unfor - totatotall ofof twenty-twotwenty-two baae*bases ,which whic h ForFor thethe senatorialsenatoria l racerac e SenatorSenato r linene betweenbetween thisthis citycity andan dWeetdeld Westflel d talnintalningg tbeth e Plainplain fielder*, fielders, on o nthe nightsight,, soso thattut they they would would he b eia I nd time tunatetunate thatthat theythey shouldshould securesecure such aucfa a a showshowss lbsthe heavy heavy hittinghitting of of tho tfae Plata,Plain , FosteFooterr M.M .Voorheea Voorbees acemaseems toto be b ethe th ehahaas beenbeen consideredconsidered forfor tome some One time byby broadsidebroadside.. TheTh etwo,- two boat*. boat sbooked booke d ThereThere werewere thousandsthousand s ofo f lead,lead, butbut it it happened happened through through a a series serie s field boysboys whichwhich theythey have have theth ecredit endi t favoritefavorite ofof the the Re Republicans publican a, ,aa as he h ehaa ha s tbthee officialsofficials ofof thethe traction traction company.company andand thetfae oyster oysterboa boatt was was carried carried nearly nearly countrcountryy peoplepeople campedcamped onon the tfae beach beach ofof mishapsmishaps togethertogether withwith four fou rhit*. hits , of.of. TbeThe game game waawa snever neve rIn i nfeobt doub t madmadee suchsuch aa clean,clean , floefine record recor d ai TheThe Ideaidea miwas to connect connect tho th ePlainfield Plainfleld three-fourth*three-fourths tjfof a a mile mile beforebefore it I tcould coulc atat twotwo places places whenwhen the Ui suae su nmade mad eIts It s ForFor tbe(h e fire_. inningsinning stbe tb evisitor* visitor s afterafter thethe seventh seventh inninginning whanwhe ntbe th e Trentou.Trenton. ButBu t“Our "Ou rFooter" Foster "haa ha s a systemsystem withwith thatthat InIn this tfai scity, city ,and an d bbee unfastened.unfastened. Inla the th emeantime meantim e tut appearanceappearance andand peepedpeeped ata tthem them over failedfailed toto make make a run,Tin, andan dduring durin f PtalnfleiPlainfieldd boysboys; forged forged ahead ahead sad and kept kep t Urgelarge Uwlaw practice, practice , and.and while, whil ehis bl a therebythereby eatabllshestablish connectionconnection withwith thethe PlainflelderPlain fielderss werewere thoroughlythoroughly fright-fright ththee hollaon.faorixon.' AU Al lwere were dresaed dressed lb in their i thethe balancebalance ofof tho the gameme they they only only got g tbethe leadlead toto tbe tfae end. end . OneOn ofe o ftbe th emoat mos t friendfriendss intendIntend toto Insistinsist thattha t heh erun. ru n systemssystems InIn NewarkNewark andand Jersey Jersey City. City . eneenedd andand lost lost severalseveral article* articles of of value. value . beBbeett cclothing !•-thing., andan dfrom from the th appear-e appear - five hits offoff ofof Burt, Burt ,who wh opitched pitche dthe rj outrageousoutrageous thingsthings everever donedone byby aajt an y somesome ofof theth emore mor eIntimate intimat eof o hisf til s TheThe PlainfieldPlainoeld systemsystem laIs owned owned by by the the Mrs.Mrs. MarshallMarshall wmwas nearly nearly thrown thrown Into Into ance, ofof theth ewagons wagon sand an dhorse* horse Its It bestist gamegame everever witnessed.-witnessed . TheTh evisti- vistl - basebalbaseballl loamteam waawas that that by by tbe the Utlrtlag Stirling , politicapoliticall colleaguescolleagues ssyBa ythat tha the he has BikersBikers,, capitalist*capitalists ofo f Newark,Newark ,sod thetbe waterwater andand:tb thee wholewhole party part y< cai lookelookedd asas though though severalsevera l daysday shad hu e or*.rs, allal lgood good batters,batters ,were wer eunable unabl toe to team SaturdaySaturday afterafter theth egame. game ,when, when , nonott yetyet decided decided toto slight slight hisbi spractice practic e thetheyy intendintend to extend extend theirtheir line line aa a sfar far withinlin anan ace ace of cf drowning. drowning . ForFo rthis thi s beenbeen spentspent ,la in makingmaking preparation, preparation s find thethe ball ball veryvery often, often ,and an md athes tbetheythey refusedrefused toto paypa ythe th eexpenses expense sof of . foforr anotheranother termterm ini nthe th senatee senat e aaas Westfield.Westfleld. ItI twas wa sIn in that tha tborough boroug h reasonion aa suit unit hasha sbeen bee nbrought brough tfor foi foforr tbetbe outing. outing. gamegame continued,continued, thetb estruggle struggle grew grew tfathee PlainfieldPlainfleld teamteam forfor stage stage hire hireafte afterK . chamber.chamber. thathatt thethe twotwo systems systems were were to to -connect. connect damagedamagess againstagainst SayreSay re Sc & Plaber Fisher for foi TToo thethe older Older peoplepeopl e ofo ftbe th pic-e p i fiercer. TheThe nervenerve of o fevery every -player playe r thetheyy promisedpromised to.to. TheTh eexpeas* expense ,how- how - SheriffSheriff GeorgeGeorge KyteKyte ofof FanwoodFanwood Isi. YesterdaYesterdayy JohnJohn D.D .Crimtnln* Crimmins .the th e $600.ftSOO. TheTue'icas case ewill wil come'l come up* u Inp Innickersnickers thetfae Dayday waa was one on eof o freunion* reunions . wmwas strungstrung toto tbe tb ehighest highes tpitch pitc h as ever.ever, fellfell ooon the the manager manager of o ftbe tfa ePlata- Plain - beingbeing putput forwardforward byb ysome som eof o hisf h i weU-knowwell-knownn capitalist,capitalist, andand B. B .M.Shan- U.Shan - SeptemberSeptember,, andand tbeth eresult resul twill wil lbe b e AcquaintanceAcquaintancess mademade ata tlaat las t year'syear' s inningInning afterafter inninginning broughtbrought no no runs. runs. fleldfield team.team. IfIf thetfa e managermanage rof o ftbe th e friendsfriends asas a a claimant claimant for for the the Republi- Republl leyIcy,, thethe richrich contractor,contractor, ;visited visite dthis thi s watchedwatched withwith ^onaidcrabteconsiderable Interestinterest by by “wash''wash' andand at a tother other previouspreviou syears year s IInn thethe firstfirst fourfour innings inning stbs th bontee hoi StirlingStirling teamteam keepskeeps thisthia upup they they will wil l cacann nominationnomination forfor senatorial senatorial honors,honors citycity forfor the tbe purposepurpose ofo flookleg looking orer a numberimber ofor people. people . TbeTh ePlainfield Plainflel d werefere renewed,renewed, sadand crop* crops and and farm farm Ilf* life teamteam failedfailed toto score, score , butbu theyt the ybroke brok e hebe unableunabb toto get ge tany an yteams teams to to play play andand aa number number ofof them them expect expect to to secure secuh ththee proposedproposed routeroute betweenbetween herehere and and partpartyy expectexpect toto make make another another fishingflshlop were• ere dtsrumed. discussed . thetfae Iceice Id in the tb efifth fifth by b ymaking makin gthree thre e withwith themthem tarfor tbe tfae rvwt rest ofo fthe th eseason. season . ththee runningrunning placeplace forfo rhim. him Thsy. The y WestfleldWeetdeld.. TheyThey werewere metme tby b yJohn Job i triptrip SaturdaySaturday Andand they they looklook for for better bettei TheTfae youngeryounger peoplepeople ofof theth efarmers farmer s runs,runs, sodand.i Inn thetfae seventh seventfa they tfaey tied tied the th< TheThe featuresfeatures ofof theth egame gam ewere wer etbe th e claimclaim thatthat h(sb is chances chances ofo fsecuring securing the the WW.. Whelan,Whelan, whowho escorted escorted themthen )over ove luck,'k, andand hopehope thattha tthey the ywill wil lmeet mee t visitevisitedd thethe'variou variouss summersummer resort* resorts , score.score. ThisThis satse ttbe th ecrowd crow dinto int theo th e pitchingpitching ofof Winn Winn sodand tbetfae heavyheavy hit-hit - nominationominationn areare good, good , butbu trecognUe recognis e the territory. The party drove in withL no no accidents. accidents. taking in die merry-go-rounds, and wildest excitement, for they thought ting of the Plalnfield team. Follow. that should Senator Voorbees be pre- the territory. The party drove In a taking In the merry-go-rounds, and wildest excitement, for they thought ting of the Plainfield team. Follow. that should Senator Voorheee be pre- larglargee carriage.carriage. J - VOLUNTEERSVOLUNTEERS COMING.COMING. spendingspending thethe money money they they bedha dman- man -therethere wmwa sa a possibilitypossibility of o fwinning. winning . vailedvailed upohupcm to to stand stand forfo ra are renotnl nomi- - TheTheyy wentwent outout WestWest Jersey Jersey street,Btreel aged-•iRed toto «*v, save forfor tha the past pas t yearyea rla i nthe tfa e TbeThe crowdcrowd beganbegan toto crowd crowd around around the the nationnation their"their candidate candidate wouldwould havehav ea -a thethenn thronghthrough JerseyJersey avenueavenue to to Bneelle. Roselle , Old Time Fir- Laddie* U> Ban variouvariouss catch-pennycatch-penny deviseedevises whichwhic h diamond,diamond, andand if 1f it i thad bad not not been: bee nfar I hardhard rowrow to to hoe. hoe . andand mustill alongalong the the south south able sid eof o thef tfa e fraiuEFr.IL.-r hmIfnir iaIn rataTfcU city. City . * fakin'*fakirs" hadhad In in ‘stock 'stock Inin preparation preparatio n thethe veteranveteran ballball player. player ,George George Corn Coi ManManyy ofof the the Democrats Democrats are are looking looking JerseJerseyy CentralCentral throughthrough CranfordCranford and and Ex-ChiefEx-Chief BaUw.Bates, GeorgeOeorge Not*Not* andand folorr tbstbe visit visit ofof tbe the country country folk. folk . well,well, whowho chasedchased themthem back, back, the the game game toward ex-Senatorex-Senator andan dProeecutor Proeecuto i Westfield,Weatfleld, carefullycaref ully notingnoting thethe various various IsaaIsaacc Bush,Bush , au. committee committe e fromfrom the th e AtAt thethe noon noon hoar,hour, at at a a given given signal, signal , wouldwould havenave beenbeen finishedfinished amid amid dif dlf - FredFred C.C. Marsh, Marsh, to to lead lead themthem Ini nthe th e towns, andand thetb egeneral genera l layla yof o thef th e NeSeww YorkYork VolunteerVolunteer Firemen'sFiremen' sAs- As - thethe manualannual “wash”"wash" took took place. place . ItI twas Acuities.iltiee. TheTbe Jersey Jersey boys boys then then added added senatorialsenatorial contestcontest andand'man manyy ofo fthem them country.intry. AllAl lof of the tfae prardaal practica lquestions question! sociationsociation,, stoppedstopped inin Plainfield Plainfleld last las t nonott thatthat tbetfae bather,bathers neededneeded to to be two< runs run tos to their thei rscore scor ine Itheirn thei halfr hal f believebelieve behe U is the the only only one one who wh wouldo concerning thethe establishment establishment ofo fthe th e evening,evening, onen theirtheir waywa yhome hom efrom fro m cleansed;cleansed; theythey warewere merelymerely foUowlfollowin g ofof thethe seventh, seventh , whitewhil ein I nthe th e nei bebe ableable toto come come nearnear carryingcarrying Union Union proposedproposed Uneline werewere carefullycarefully con-con - Easton,Eastern, Pa.,Pa. ,where where theythey had ha dbeen bee nto t o outnit theirtheir yearlyyearly custom.custom . WholeWhol e inningInning tbsthe homehome team team secured secure done on e countycounty forfor the the Democrats Democrats shouldshould thethe sidered.sidered. arrangearrange forfor theirtheir AssociationAssociation their thel i familiesfamilies,, fromfrom thetfae father father aadan dmother mothe r run andand InIn the the ninth ninth another soother RepublicanRepublicanss renominaterenominate theth epresent presen t WhenWhen theythey hadha dvisited visited theth eentire attendancattendancee atat the the centenlnalcenteninal celebra-celebra downdown toto dieth eyoungest younges t children,children , all madele.. InID the tfa eeighth eight hand an ninthd nint h Incumbentincumbent. district.district, Mr.Mr . CrimmlnaCrimmins istated stated thattha t tlotionn ofof tbeth eEaston Easton associationassociatio ntbs th e wantwent Lain thethe water Water for for a a dip. dip . inningsilngs teethe visitors visitors wenwer e shut out. There are other Democrats, how first week in October. The com- There are other Democrats, how positivelypositively andand absolutely absolutely thethe tractiontraction first week ix> October. The com BathBath house#houses oror ooetumee costumes dlldi inot no t ThisThis requiredrequired aa tenth tenth Inning,Inning , butbu fibt n B The New Brunswick golf teama ever,ever, whowho claim claim toto have have otherother strong strong companycompany wouldwould notnot build bufld a a Une line or mitteemittee heldheld a* conference conferenc e withwit hthe th e appear to bother them much, Tbe i were soored.scored . TbeTfa eeleventh eleventh in- In - candidates but they are not saying appear to bother them much. The to Plsinfield Saturday and were ta candidates but they are not saying southsouth sideside ofof the the Central Centra lrailroad, i railroad and, and ExempExemptt Firemen’*Firemen's AssociationAssociation ofof this this youngeyoungerr popplepeople whowho had had beenbeen roam-n. ningning broughtbrought thethe asm* same resultresult forfo rtfis Un *Into camp by a closely-con tested mucmuchh aboutabout themthem yetyet . furthefurtherr statedstated thattha t anybodyanybod y whowh o citycity,, andand arrange! arranged forfor the the appearance appearance laging aboutabout Itla the tbe morning morning want wen tto to the tfa e hom.ee team,team, butbu twhen when to th e visitors well-played game. It will be rem ThereThere willwill bebe but bu tUttie littl eopposition oppositio n wantedwanted toto mightmight gog oeboad. aboad ,at a thes th eofof thethe NewNew Fork York Volunteer*Volunteer sIn I nthis thi s farmfarm wagon.,wagons, wherewhere theytfae ychanged change d camecame inin for for their their half hah* they they were very bered that the Plafnfietd team waa de- UDPDK the Democrat* to the can'tractiontraction companycompany waswa spositively positively out ou t city,city, Saturday,Saturday, OctoberOctober 3d.3d on, o ntheir thei r theirtheir 8noddySunday clothingclothing forfor their their work-worl fortunate! inin makingmaking theth eall-desired all-desire d feated at Sew Brunswick, and the vic- dldacydldacy ofof exex-Sherif Sherifff HicksHick sfor fo rthe th t ooff thethe field.field. wayway backback fromfrom Easton.Easton . _ garmaore.garments, aadand thee* tbente theythey need used for f. run. PulePule wmwa sthe tfa efirst first man ma nup u aadp an c tory on Saturday Shrievaltyshrievalty nomination.nomination. HeH ewas wa pre-s pre - ThiThiss decisiondecision waswa sreached, reached ,Mr. ThereThere willwill probablyprobably bebe lfift 150 Waiters, visitors , bathingbathing soli*salt*. hebe hitbi ta a sharp sharp grounder grounder to to Oory Cor yat a t venteventedd fromfrom beingbeing re-nominatedre-nominated fora ft CrimminCrimmlnas announced,announced, becausebecause ofo fthe the andand theythey willwil l beb ethe th eguests guest sof o tbef th e ThTbee rotor*colon variedvaried fromfrom brightbrigh tred, red , third.third. TbeTh elatter latter failed tailed to U, atop sto pthe th e secondsecond termterm byby the th eoperation operation ofo fthe th e bad oonditloocondition ofof the th estreets street son o nthe EvempETemptt Association.Association. ThereThere willwil lpro pr o whichwhicb shnapahnne gaylyRayly in io tbe the sun,sun to, t otbe tb e ball andand tbethe barter batter reached reached theth ebase. base . lawlaw prohibitingprohibiting aa sheri sberif ftt from from succeed- succeed' soutsouthh aide,side, alongalong thethe proposed proposed route. roui bablybably bebe aa parade parade andand an a nexhibition exhibitio n darkdark black,black,[showin showingg deathdeath or mourn- BiellngBlellng mademade aa good good sacrifice,sacrifice ,which inging himself,himself, andand the the membersmembers ofo fhis hi s ThenThen thetbe partyparty took took anotheranothe rdrive driv e of tomeline kindkind daringduring tbeth eday. day Tbe. Th elaging amongamong thetbe family family oro rrelatl relativ e advancedadvanced Pule,Pule, whowho coxae cam ehome hom eon o na a partyparty seemseem toto think think hehe ought ought to to have hav e overver thethe route route theythat haahas been been talkedtalked of of ExempExemptt Firemen’sFiremen's AssociationAssociation willwil l thefae wearer, wearer on, io then tfa ewomen, women while, whil thee th elonglong hithit mademade byby W. W .Langford. Langfcrd . Thu*Thu s anotheranother opportunityopportunity toto try tr yfor fo ther th efor a atrolley trolle yline lin betweene betwee nthis thi citys cit andy an d arrangerange allall defall* details forlor the the event event which which suitsmiUo off tbetbeme menn mostlymostly constatedconsisted Of o f ended•nded oneone of of tbeth ebeet bes t| fiumes office.office. RaBahh way.way. TheTb eobject objec tof o anchf suc ha linea lin e willII bebe a a memorable memorable one. one . a pairpair of of overall, overalls aadan dan a nuaderahlrL undershirt . playeplayedd lain this this city city eras wa sbrought brought to t oaa a n ToThee candidatescandidates onon the th eRepublican Republican would be to connect tbe traction com- PARTICULARPARTICULAR MENTION.MENTION. would be to connect the traction t ICIitor I>»T «• <:••'•>. AtAt thethe start start ofof theth edrat first wagon wago nfor fo r end,end. side,side, however,however, areare not no tso s ofew. few The. Th epan7.panys systemsystem withwith thethe Rahway Railway roadroad home,ome, thethe others others beganbegan toto make make pte- pre - BelonBelow lais thethe score score lain fall ful lof o fSatur- Satur - MiasMiss MarionMarion Dumont,Dumont , ofo fEast Eas t RepublicansBepubilcftns areare veryvery sanguinesanguin eof o f ThThee superintendentsuperintendent ofo ftbe tb esewer aewe i thatthat runtruns downdown throughthrough WoodbrldgeWoodbrldge arm, Clarenqe Slape, 'at the request parationp*rationss toto gatge taway, away , aadan dby b ydosk dus k day’sday's game.game. WhenWhen tbeto ewinning winnin gran run Seventh street,street, UIs visiting visiting ata tFisher's Fisher' s carryingcarrying oldold UnionUnion again, again ,and and believe believe to Boynton Boynton Beach. farm. Clarrooe BUpe, Nit the request all that remained to tell of the visit of waswas mademade there there wee only one mao oat that the nominations will be almost ofif thethe PlainfieldPlainneld council, council, favoredfavored the th e all that remained to tell ol the visit of that the nominations will bo almost WhileWhile suchsuch na oonneetlog connecting road road !might might newspaper frWerplty and city officials thethe countrycountry peoplepeople waswas a a quantityquantity of o f Arthur Krone, of the City National equivalentequivalent toto anan election. election . ThereforeTherefor e be profitable In time, Mr. Crimmins newspaper ffMerplty and city officials emptyipty boapeboxes whichwhich badba dcontained contaT " Arthur Krone, of tbe aty National quite a scramble is expected be profitable In time. Mr. Crimmios withwith aa goodlygoodly supplysupply of o cornf corn grown grow i Bank, spent a pleasant Sunday at quite a scramble is expected for the expresseexpressedd himselfhimself aaas act no tfavorably favorabl y one or the" beds last Saturday, i eatables. Oreso Grove. shrievaltyshrievalty,, whichwhich returnsreturn s a agood goo d impressed with tbe scheme, and tfae on one of the beds last Saturday. A In South Amboy the celebration Ocean Orovw •alary, and is considered a splendid pressed with the soheme, and the PlainfieldPlalnfleld etfitoreditor af’eraf*er eatingeatin ghi* ni l In South Amboy the celebration MiceMissAdeU Adellce Kirby,Ki.rby , ofo fGrandview Grandview salary, and is considered a splendid tractiotractionn companycompany wiUwill not no t gogo Into Into It. it . iple says : "He is bound to confess asis notnot as as eitcamve extensive aaas at a tManaaquan. Manasquan , politicapoliticall position.position. at least not at present.—"" sample aaya: “He la bound to confess avenue, i* spending her vacation at at least not at present-Elisabeth Itit Ish* excellent excellent corn."corn." WcrWe'ar are ebound boun d batit farmer*farmers fromfrom manymany ofo fthe tfa etown* to the seashore. WhilWhilee butbut oneone or or two two of o fthe th ecandi- caodl < irnal. aadand villagesvillages whowho had bad not not been been toto the th e dates havp yet publicly announced Journal. to confess confes sthat th» twe w supposede suppose wed w hade ha d Miss Heal MoEee, of Brooklyn, Is dates have yet publicly announced receivereceivedd aa dozendown earsear sof o fthe th fineste finest seashoreseashore Maceslice leaflast “Bait"Salt Water Water DayDay " MUa Neal McRae, of Brooklyn, to themselves,themselves, theythey areare already already ata twork work WmIIj ChMp. tookook advaatageadvantage ofot tbe the beat heat toto take tak ea a vinitlnvisitingg herher Mater, slater, Mr*Mrs .A. A .J. J .Leader. Leader , among the leaders, and their friends The following transfers of property lookinlookingg comcorn forfo rour ou rSunday Sunday dinner dinne r 63 Duer street among the leaders, and their friends The following transfers of property we ever, saw and cheated tfae dipdip Inin RaritanBailtan Bay.Bay. 65 Doer street. are beginning to boom their clali have been recorded In the! Union that we ever 1saw and cheated tbe ire beginning to boom their claims have been recorded In the Union butcher and. produce dealer out of ChiefChief MarshalMarshal Wilson,Wilson, ofof tha tb ebor- bor - Ex-CouncilmanEi-Councilmno RobertBobert HoustonHouston isIs CountyCounty Clerk'*Clerk's offleeoffice fromfrom JulyJuly 50th30th butcher and produce dealer out of I DUNELLEN.DUNELLEN. ough, started this morning on a two to Aug. 3th. Inclusive, as published In our usualusual SundaySunday order.order . WhenWhe nwe w e ough. started this morning oa a two ' beingbeing arged urged by by his his friends friends as a sthe the right- right- to Aug. 1th. Inclusive, as published to Mrs. George Messier U lying critic- weeks vacation. ful candidate. He was one of the mosi thethe NewNew JerseyJersey ContractorContractor sodan d(la Ga -attemptedattempted to.;flUto till uponupon oorn corn we w efound found Mi* Ueotge Measier I* lying critic- ful aaadidate He was one of the mo*i that:hat fieldfield corncorn waswa sour ou rportion portio nand an d allyally 111111 atat her her home home on on North North avenue. avenue . HisMiass HannahHannah ' Outturns,Quttmsn , ofo fWest Wes t prominentprominent candidatescandidates InIn the the field field three thi setts:itte: . I Second street, Is visiting relatives In Robert E. Rider et ui., to Aaroi being>eing unaccustomedunaccustomed toto hone horse fodder, fodder , ThThee nextnext'hom homee gamegame ofo fthe th eDun- Dun - yesnyears ago,ago ,but but withdrew withdrew InIn favor favo rof Robert E. Rider et ux.. to Aston D. lien ball club will be played on Newark"ewark tarfor threethree weeksweeks . SherifSherifff KytoKyte . Hi#Hf aloyal lova lsupporters supporter s Thompson,Thompson, Plainfield,Plalnfield, lotlo tBelvldere Bel vide reweire soughtsought outou tour ou rrelatives relative sIn I nHew Ne wellen ball dub will be played on .venue. *1 ; Aaroa D. Thombeon et MarketMarket toto satisfy satisfy thethe Inner inner man. If AugusAugustt ltthisti withwith theth eSomerset* Somerset sof o f MisMisss LauraLaura Conover,Conover .of o f ElmwoodElm wood willwill urgeurge thisthis as as theth ereason reason whywh bey he8venue. 91; Aaron I>. Thompson et Miner vi lie. place, will spend tbe last ot August at - shonlshouldd bebe awarded awarded thethe plum plum this this fall.fall . x., toto MarlaMaria Rider,Blder, kitlo tBelvldere Belvltttre ave- ax thithiss waswa sintended intended asa sa aJoke Jok eit Iwast wa sSomerville. place, will speed the lam of August at _iue, $1; James E. Manning et ux., nicelyilcely playedplayed andand we w ewiU wil lwatch watc hfor fo r IsaacIsaac HUteaSHU'S hasha sbeen been appointed appointed a CornwallCornwall on-the-Hudaon.on-tie-Hudson. FreeholdeFreeholderr W.W .H. H .Hulskamper, Hulskamper, whowho nue. 91: James E. Manning et ax., to in opportunity to get'hunk."—Dun- committee) mm It tee onon pulpitpulpi tsupply suppl yduring durin g wawass alsoalso aa candidate candidate at a tthe the last las t sbrie-shrie - AaronAaron D.D . Thompson,Thompson , lotlo tBelvldere Belvidere an opportunity to get * hunk Dun- T.CT. C Scully,Scully,, of of East Eaat Third Third Street,street .la Is avenue. Si; Alex. McGuigan et ux.,to eUenellen OalLCalL^ jlj thethe three-weeksthree-weeks vocationvocation ofof Rev.Rev Mr.. Mr . anticipatinotldpattagg aa triptrip toto Poughkeepsie, Poughkeepeie , ▼valt»Uyy struggle,struggle , isi s likewiselikewis e beingbein g avenue, 9l; Alex. McOnlgan et ox..to Custard, of the M. E. Church. boomedboomed byby his his friends. friends. PlainflelPlainfieldd BuildingBuilding andand Loan Loan Associa- Aeeooia - ForFor M9T9M«r- fron.pl Servlca. Custard, of tbs M. E. Church. abouaboutt tbethe middlemiddle ofof next nex t month,month ,aa a s i, lot Third street, f l soo; John L. new arrangement has been Intro- ThTnee latestlatest Investmentinvestment ofof tho the Are Or ede- dartment 1sis aa Dmfir* gong. gong . It Iwillt wil bet b e ElizabethaEUaabethaon inin the the field, field, and and he he is I sgo- go - Forcece etet ux- ux. .to to Mary Mary L, L Force,. Force ,Plain- Plain - ducedduced atat fire fire headquarter* headquarters whichwhich will wil l ttoo taketake aa change change of of air air aad and recreation. recreation . field, lot Second street, $50; ]SFat8on doubt be generally used. The elec- placed>laoed oaon tho the round-house round-house aad and run run by b y inglagt too husUc.ltlahuaUe.itis said,while said.whlle ex-Bherlffex-Sheriff field. lot Second street. 9110; Watson doubt be generally used. The elec- iteam from the Central railroad. CaptainCaptain Addl*Addis, ofof NorthNorth avenue, avenue ,re- re - F.F. F.F. Olasby. Glaaby, also also of o fthe the Ninth Ninth ward,ward , WhlttleaeWhittleseyy toto Wm. Wm .Bcriven.Plalnfield, Bcriven, Plain field, trictric wireswires havehave beenbeen so so arrangedarranged that tha t steam from the Central railroad. jSB turnedirned SaturdaySaturday nightnight fromfrom NewNew York York lot 21 25 Net.herwood, $2.50. The fol-at the first tap of the gong tfae chem- ThTbee followingfollowing werewere electedelected totorn m State, where he has been •pending a oainpletecompletess thethe quartette quartette ofof Elisabeth Elizabeth ' lot St 95 Netherwood, 9950. The fol- at the first tap of the gong the chem- bershlp in the fire department at their jr'lwMv* State, where be has been spending a claimants tor the nomination. lowing contract has also been filed: icalcal engineengine teamteam appearsappear aInstantly, instantly , berehlp hr the fire department at thatr ToTooo muchmuch praisepraise cannotcanno t beb egiven gi en tontan days day svacation. vacation . Mr*Mrs Addis. Addi aads an d claimant* for the nomination. lowing contract has also been filed: lastast meeting:meeting: BuloffBuloff Badum,Badum ,John Joh n daughter will remain until September PlainnelPlainfieldd baahas a a strong strong candidatecandidate Jn ii_ CharleCharless M.H .Wilson Wilson with with Board Board of o fEdu- Edu - thusthus doingdoing awayaway withwith tbeth epush pus hbut but - bothboth aidessides forfo rtha the exhibition exhibition given, given , daughter wUl remain until Septaaaba* cation, Plainfleld, alterations Bryant *>n. The new scheme was tried yes- Logan,n, CorneliusCornelius Ryoo,Byno , CharlesCharle sA. A . andand especiallyespecially diddid the tbe homehome team team play play WMiaWilliamm Kirk,Kirk, whilewhile FanwoodFanwood want* want s cation. Plainfield, alteration* Bryant The new scheme was tried yes- Corielf.11. FredFred K.K .Wilcox. Wlloox,Fran Frankk Hump- Hump- DuringDuring PresidentPresident Ollaon'sGllson's akeenaeafceanos Deputy Sheriff Miller to School, $1,170. terday andand worksworts perfectly.perfectly . A Afair fai r greatgreat baaball. TbeTh ebattery batter ywork wor kof I o f lai tbeth eSouth, South , ViceVice-presiden president tArthur Arthu r Deputy Sheriff MlUer to have toe School, 91.1 TO. test will be given and If It is all right ston.ston, WilliamWil limn WillWlllnelm helm,, William William Dun Dun Jurt and Dennis was superb and It offlee.offiie. test will be given and If It Is all right ,m, Benjamin Harrison and Leonard Bart end Dennis was superb and It Smith,Smith, ofof thetbe colored colored Y.Y K.. M .C. C A.. A will, wil l the:he samesame arrangementarrange ment will will be be adopted adopted ham. Benjamin Harrison and Leonard wawaas aa pleasurepleasure toto seesee the th eClock-work clock-work havelave chargecharge ofof tbeth emeeting* meetings la I nML Mt . ThenThen fhothe friends friends of of DeputyDeputy Sheriff Sherif f Theie followingfollowing interestinginteresting letterlette r ill around. Leach manner in^which they played. Mao- JamesJames ClarkClark areare backing backing himhim for fo rthe th ewill explain itself: all around. manner In; which they played. Mae- OliveOlive BaptistBaptist ChurchChurch everyevery SundaySunda y will explain Itself: LaughliI-aughliao atat first first base base held held downdown that tha t afternoonafternoon atat 1:50 •» :30 o’clock. o'clock. placepUce., andand be he has has aa great grea tmany man yof o f HoteHotell ofof Bagatx, Bagatz, Switzerland.Switzerland Ml*. '. AVONAVON PARK.PARK. bag In a masterly style. Major was the*n.them. bag la a masterly style. Major was Sergeant EeUy, of Company K, Sue- DeaDearr Mr.Mr .Spencer—Junt Spencer—Just aa Une lin eto JamasJames Williams,Williams, whowho was wa srecently recently [ward Campbell will take poeses- able to play short, In spite ot the acci- rgeaat Kelly, of Company K. Soe- . AltogetherAltogether therethere ieis a a sufficient sufficient num- tell you that we| are' on the! eve of Edward Campbell will take able to play short. In spite of the acci- oadond Cavalry,Cavalry, V.U .8. S .A., A. ,was wa sla In tows town Sat- Sat - tell you that w« are on the ere of arrestedarrested onon the th e seriousseriou s chargecharg e)of o f alon ofof hishis Bow new home home early early next next week. week , dentdent aa weekweek ago. ago, aad and his hi splaying playing won won berpber off aspirant*aspirants Inin the the field field to to make mak ea a crossingcrossing thethe Alp* Alps, ThleTble Is i sns a slovely lovely n a breakingbreaking and«nd entering entering AdamAdam Deale DsSla - hearty applause as he accepted every urdaurdayy andand SundaySunday asa sthe th eguest: guest of; o t 1 lively, healthful competition for the Drummondrummqnd D.D . WilliamsWilliams baaha sre- re - hearty applause as he accepted every "ichnrd Harding, of South Second lively, healthful competition for the epotspot asas I I evereve r visited.visited . MyM wholey whol e man’snan's store,store, atat Dunellen. Dunellen, on on the th enight nigh t signed his position as coachman for nance. The playing of Cory at third Richard Harding, of South Second cnrtj’soarty's choice,choice, andand it it isia expected expected the th e party nave been well and happy and signed his position as coachman for The playing of Oory at third atreeLstreet. Hr.Mr .Kelly Kelly has ha sserved served (or fo rthirty thirt y party hare been weU and happy and ofif Friday,Friday, JjilyJuly 3d, 3d ,and an dwho wh owas wa ar-s ar - Johnlohn I.I .Holly. Holly. * * base was goodgood.. SeveralSeveral were were Inclined inclined hunnuott forfor delegatee delegates willwill beginbegin aaa ssoon soon notnot sa mmlsadventtire lead venture.. I Ihope hop eyou yo uand an d restedrested andand taken taken to to the th eMew New Bruns- Bruns - to think that he lost tfae game, but ifyearsyears InIn the tfae standing standing army,army ,and an dwas wa s as the summer vacation season is over. JohnJohn smith,Smith , ofo f MyrtleMyrtl eavenue, avenue . to think that he lost the game, bit If only recentlyrecently retiredretired on on a a j pension . ** *be summer vacation season is over. yourss arear ewell. welL NextNex tto t America,o America , wickwick Jailjail foefor jrial, trial, waswa son on Wednesday Wednesday NortNorthh FlaAMtf,Plainfleld, baahas purchased purchased aa new new hehe badhad stepped stopped thethe groaad-hlt ground-hit ballbal lIt I t I TheThe HoMjiunHoBtjnun Part*.Part]! . SwitzerlanSwitxerlandd (we(we are are Inin East Ijfcs tSwitzer- Switeer - sentencesentenced^ toto StateState PrisonPrison for fo rseven seve n "• one from; tfae gypsies. would bave been a marvelous play, Mm. George VauArsdale and TheThe latestlategtfro fromm thetheHoneyma Honey mann partyparty ad near Austria) Is the best country months. [ Williams, It Is said, bears a horse from the gypelea would have been a marvelous play, daughter, Miss WlUan, of Cambridge- land near Austria! la the beet country months. * Williams, It is said, bears a Mr.Mr. aadand ,Mr* Mrs John. Jofan LI .Holly HoU havay hav e andand bebe oaa can be be excused excused for fo rthe tfa eerror. error . daughter. Mias hllliun, of Cambridge I[ss thattlat theythey werewere enjoyingenjoying the th ebest bes tof o l In thethe wortd.world. lours,Tours , babadd reputation,reputation, andand it it Is i sa a surprise surprise to to returned'home after spending a few A cleverclever playplay waswa smade mad eduring during the, th e port,port, Maas.Mass., arrivedarrived iaIn town, town ,Satur- Sstur - ' healt“culthh ata t Interlaken,Interiaken , Switzerland,Switzerland , A- T. D. Honeyman. many that he escaped with a sentence returned home after spending a few day, and are spending a few weeks A. V. D. Honeyman. iy that he escaped with a sentence daysdays InIn NaarSew York York State. State . •ame when a fly ball bal lcame came to to Samson Samson anandd aboutabout toto make make ana nexcursion excursio nto to Therhe aabov bo ree waswa smailed mailed July Jul y90th. 30th , ofof leas'less than,than, twotwo years. yean . ChiefChie f GrantGran t Miss M*y Smith, of West Fifth atat aeooadsecond base.base. TbeThe bail bal lbounded bounded out, ou t wlthwith relative*relatives, thetbe family family ofo fJoseph Josep h tbstae| OrlndelwaldGrlndelwald glacier.glacier . TheyThey had had and was received by H. N. Spencer. in possession of the prisoner's shoes Mias May Smith, of Weal Fifth V.». VeoAredale.VanArsdale, ofof West West Fourth Fourth streetstree t no rain, save a si Ight shower or two, and was received by H. N. Spencer, lain possession of the prisoner’s shoe* ■streettreat,, haaha sreturned returned homehom eafter afte ra a ofof hlahis hands hands aadand MajorMajor happenedhappened to to noraln, Bave a slight shower or two, ooff SomersetSomerset street,street, lastlast week. week . andand hat.hat. _\[ pleasanpleasantt visitvisit withwith MiasMiss Qulaa, Quinn , ata tthe th e bebe cloeeclose byby aad an dcanght caugh ttbe tb balLe ball . aadand Mre.Mrs . aC .C. C .Terellllger. Terwilllgar ,of o fWest Wes t betweebetweenn LiverpoolLiverpool andan dInterlaken. Interiaken . Samson, who has been 10 Boston ft Third"•hlni streakstreet. Pol pit •« 1»O; f*n«p, Bat Bmnl to Get Thrrr. Park. Samsoa. who haa been la Boston for TheThe EnglishEnglish coachingcoaching trip,trip ,and an dthe th e rwleu see**!— ■■ —• —- — Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. T. Wilbur are somesome time,time, resumedresumed playplay Oh on tha th eteam, team , VincentVincent Marsh,Mann, sonson of o tRandolph Randolp h Jlaitavisits toto London,London , ParisPari sand an dGeneva Genev a TheThe followingfollowing areare thethe pulpit pulpit supplies supplies LetterLetter carryingcarrying isIs no no snap.espeelally snap,especially Mr.r. aad Mm. 8. P. T. Wllbor are at thia.season of the year. One letter spendinagg a* few few day* days withwith Mr*Mis Wll-, Wll -battut hisbis workwork waawas a a little little shaky, shaky ,oa on ae- ac - MannHarsh,, ofof Plainfield Plalnfleld avenue,avenue, aad and i con - hadnadjbee beenn mademade iniaperfec perfectt weather. weather . NoNo foror WarrenWarren Chape]Chapel duringduring the the absence Absence tht^ seasonn of the year. One spending carriercarried In' particularparticular isis sorry sorry heh eleft lef ta a >V's pareats.parents, Mr.Mr .and an dMi* Mrs Etas. Elli s ooontcount ofof hlabi snot no tbeing being used used tot othe tb etradednected withwith tbetfae firm firm of ot Bonner Bonner Pres,Pres . accidentsaccidents norno rbreaks breaks hadha doccurred. occurred ooff Bev.Bev. Mr. Mr .McKelray McXelvey on on bisTeentloa: his vacation : Campbell.^ secondsecond baaebase postposition Uobl. Sbenck.Shenek , WrenWre n tonCon andand Company, Company, ofof Hartford, Hartford, Cum, Conn., The; partyparty nextnext visitvisi t Luoerne.Lucerne cross, cros s August 16th, and 23th, Bev. |Oeorge goodgood (Jobjob to! to 'be b eemployed employed by b yUnde Uncl e Campbell. August 16th, and 95th, Rev. Georg* tarn.; He says In the summer It la HarryHarry RoilySolly baaha sreturned returned to t ohis hi sTownleTownleyy aadand WarrenWarren TownTownle leyy lain tbe th e hasnae arrivedarrived InIn town, town, to to gladden gladde ntbe tfa e thejAlptoe Alp*a toto Italy Italy andan dgo g oto to Venice, Venice , A. LockenblU;Luckenbill; AugustAugust 90th.30th, Bav. Rev .O. G . Sam. He *Rys In the summer It Is field diddid goodgood work.work . heartshearts ofof bln his parent, parent* aad and friend* friends ,attar after Florence and. Borne. They subse- hardtard toto get get around around on on account account of o fthe th e ome Ilan NewNew York York afterafter aa law tew day's day' s Florence and Rome. They subee- M. Oooo**r,Conover, Hawthorne.Hawthorne, N.N .J.; Xi. ;Sep- Sep - teat,,' and in the winter the snow, visit with his uncle, Johc I. Holly, of TheThe vialvisitin tingg teamteam patpu tup up an a narea eve n aaan absenceabsence ofo fthree thre eyean yea n In intha tbe . " ' recross Switzerland and gotembetemberr 6th,6th ,Bev. EeV C.. C .E. E Soodder,. Sbadder , beat,“WS -muand 1**» tha* winter tbe snow, visit with kls iuncle, Johc L Holly, of recroes Switxerland and go lusb andan thtbee peoplepeople areare gsderaliygenerally interestedinterested graduallycame hie righ advancedt hand himma nuntil in lookinhe be-g 1a to spread so much quicker came bin right band man In looking tbthee PlainfieldPlalnfleld WateWaterr "SupplyOo-i . seems to spread so much quicker after bis business. For fbarteei Inin whichwhich hehe ownedowned couslaer*Mai|: B k A. L. Folrce. Editor and Proprietor than thingstilings Inin whichwhich theythey laketake bubutt ae •fur his business. For fourteen A. L. Force. Editor and Proprietor passing Interest. Ellas Pope, a man yeanyears hehe oootlunedcontinued Inin tbethe capacitycapacity oof MrMr.. PopPopee actedacted aaas reoeicor M paseing Interest. Ellas Pope, a man a clerk for Mr. Dunham. Then hi: ministrator for several large mM . whom fiwryiry ptelufl#l«terPlain fielder knowsknows u>to rerf-- IB Al| [Ml KnttrprtM r»r a clerk for Mr. Dunham. Than hia minlrirstor for several A callcall hsibaa beenbeen Issuedissued torfor A a meetingmeeting speedpect becausebecause thatthat waswa» tbethe spirispiritt IInn worthworth andasd longlong nervineservice wawana reoognrecognize d thethe mootmost notablenotable beingbeing ths Job •. ofof thethe SewNew JerseJerseyy DemocraticDemocratic StateState whicwhichh hebe lived,lived, wawasa somebodsomebodyy iinn byby thetbe totterlatter takingtaking himhim asas a partnepartneri estateestate andand £Schepntn , Baldwh*. -CommitteCommitteee forfor Wednesday,Wednesday, AugustAugust whicwhichh everybodyeverybody waswas interested.interested. • ForFor IIff therethere waswas obeone manman lain Plainfieldriaiclleld andand establishingestablishing a brancbranchh morestore aat *8t Co. HeHe twas . lvth,lWh, Stat Taylor'sTaylor's Hotel.Hotel, JerseyJersey City.City. years'ears bebe weewas toto PlaiPlainfieldn fl*ld whawhatt GenOen-- prominentprominent onon art-oilntacbount ooff hihlas solidity.-solk BaskinBaskingg Ridge.Ridge. TbsThe followingfollowing throethret forfor tbetbe eetalestate-o f Sarah "The date for the convention to nomi- shrewdshrewd businessbusiness abilityability andand wonder-wooder- years be remained in that place, anc For over twenty q The date for the convention to nomi- eralral GrantGrant we»was toto ththee civiolvlll war—hwar—liee haslias served ; yoyouu wewefl.L ful Judgment, th^tmao WMS Ellas B. years be remained la that place, aod For over twauty natenate PresidentialPresidential electorselectors wilwilll bbee accomplishedaccomplished whilwhilee : otherotherss onlonlyy ful judgment, that man due Ellas R InIn IM718S7 returnedreturned to PlainfieldPlainfield.. 81nBlnee« beenbeen na tru-toetru-tee ofof **" i i fixed, and It id also probable tbat the PopePope.. AndAnd now) DeathDeath baahas endedended hhlai the time hi had left home he had Baptist church of this city, fixed, and It U also probable that the planneplannedd andand mademade fizzles.fillies. AndAnd thithiss Iiss YouYou wouldwould nonott tradtradee career. In his handsome residence at the time b» had toft boms he had Baptist church of t actionaction ofof thethe ChicagoChicago ConventionConvention wil*111l whatrhat mademade thetbe town,town, mademade EllasElias PopePope career. Io his hand wens residence at amassedssed a sufficientsufficient amountamount ofof moneymoney stil•tilll retainingretaining hihiss member be passed upon. 'Senator Smith, who him off for i a stranger. thtbee cornercorner ofof ParkPark avenueavenue anandd WestWest to enter into partnership with Hetan. ththee churchchurch Inin NewNew Market. be passed upon. 'Senator Smith, who andand endearedendeared himhim toto allall witwithh whowhomm him off lor a stranger. Fifth street, with all the conveniences toPars entere an intod Mur.dy.4o partnershipd establishe with Messrs.d < laIs thethe chairmanchairman ofof thethe committee,committee, ilas he came In contact. Pifth street, with ell tha conveniences Parse aod Mundy, and —tabllahed a THTHEE EARTHEARTH QUIVEREDQUIVERED Iff:12 VEAtt M in Europn and, or course, will not be wealth could furbish, be quietly pass- general mercantile store at the' i-ornei la Europe and, of course, wlU not be T ne newsnews ofof hishis death death waswas repeaterepeatedd jFor For moremore thantfcjan 2020 yearyearss ewealthd awa ycould wate furbish,d ID th bee eas quietlyy chai passr at general me roan tils store at tbs’ corner atat tbethe meeting.meeting. i a voice Of tremor and received with ed away seated In tbe easy chair at of Somerset and Front streets. They In a voice of tremor and received with ththee Bidsside ofof hiehis bed.tod. TbThee enendd camcamse ofsoo Somersetn buijt u pand th eFront leading attests.' busines Theys In a thrillthrill ofof surprisesurprise byby everyone.everyone. Ba8add very unexpectedly, for, although he soon built up the leading business io Ex-State Senator H. D. Winton.who > the Intelligence it waa all the very unexpectedly, for. although he Plain Held and for many years It con. Ex Statn Senator H. D. Wlnton.who as waa the InU'Ulgcncc It was all the bad been III for about a week; his fam- tinuedasPlainfield suchend for. Afte manyr si yearnx year Its con-Mr ToTo thethe EditorEditor ofor TbeThe DallyDaily fnm:~ areawas appointedappointed thethe HewNew JerseJerseyy reprerepre-- mote startling.startling. BuButt fefoww knekneww thathatt ilbady an bornd an 111d forrelative abouts aba week;d no his premo fam-- tinued as such. After six years Mr. TwelveTwelve yearnyears agoago yesterdayyesterday., lm sentaUresentative Inin thethe goldgold men'smen's conferenceconference he was ill, none thought hfa conditldi ily and sad relatives had no premo- Mumly withdrew, and tor the .fol- as ill, none thought his condition Scon's nition that death was so soon to call Mundylowing threwithdrew,e years thaade firm for wa thes know fol-i 10th,loth, 1884,1844, NewNew JerseyJerseyreceived i «• * , -committe-committeee atat Chicago,Chicago, sayssays ooff NeNeww be least precarious. Even thougl ! Scotf $ nition that dq*ti waa so soon to Cali shaking up as never before or WM -Jersey's participation In the tbinl- the least precarious. Even though itei victim. alowings 'Pop threee an dyean Parse tbe. firmTh ewaa busines knowni ■baking up m never b .Jersey's participation la the third- his hairhair waswas tiogwltinged withwith grayKray,, am*s hhee Its victim. 1 as Pope and Parse. Tbe boaineM in Its history. Many ot your nodes .ticket movement: '-There is no sound- ambulated tbe,streets a few days • Mr.Mr . PopsPope hashas 'alwaysalways beenbeen knoknown continued to prosper under the new to Its history. Many of ticket movement 'There 1« no sound- perambulated the .street* a few days continuedfirm, and tothe prospern Mr. Parsundere withdrethe neww wlUwill readilyreadily rememberremember tbethe eartbnHfet moneymoney DemocraticDemocratic organizatioorganisationn IInn a«o.ago, hehe seemedseemed toto bebe thethe pereonlflcapersoniaca- asas anan Indefatigableindefatigable workerworker unhinder-unhinder- or tbat date, and the vast an* ot t - New Jersey. Therefore no one is i or good health—robust and eded byby Illnessillness oror ;worryworry.. HiHiss liflifee "has firm,and wa ands succeede then Mr.d in Penshis interes withdrewt bj of that date, aod the vast New Jersey. Therefore no one is tioo of good health—robust and ereot Emulsion aodtowar waad succeededA. and Davi ind hisS, interestPope. Th byt disturbance.disturbance. FromFrom MainsMaine to ] authorisedauthorized toto representrepresent tbethe StatButee iIdn figure. Unheralded by a long beebeenn singularlysingularly freefree fromfrom illnessillness un- Carolina, fourteen States wen 1 Friday's conference at Indianapolis. In figure. Unheralded by a long emulsion til this summer When he began to be firmHoward nam A.e andwa sDavid Pope 8.Brothers Pops., The Carolina, fourteen Stoles: Friday's conference at Indianapolis. selgeseigeo off sicknesssickness andand rackinmckloKg painpain,, til this summer When he began to be partially in the paroxysmal I When the call is issued for the con- the hand of Death came silently and troubledtroubled witwithh j acutacutee Indlgeatkm,indigestion, firmthe partnershi name waap waPopes continue Brothers,d untiandl or partially to tha When the call la Issued for the ooo the hand of Death came silently and ofof Cod-liverCod-Iivf* OiOill withwith the1881 ,partnership when Davi wasd S . continuedPope withdre untilw ofof a vastvast seismicseismic coovuMoa.convulsion, fflasks!'' eentionvention toto nominatenominate candidatescandidates NeNeww startledstartled thethe communitycommunity asas a thunderthunder whicwhichh causedcaused a shortahort hackinghacking cough.oough. as to tbe State of New Jersey, at • Jersey Democrats will select;'dele- it of a clear >ky. It seemed Hypophosphites, has AbouAboutt a weekweek : agagoo MrMr.. EopPopse wawaas Ifro Snl.m whentbe business David. 8. Pope withdrew aa to the auto of New Jersey Democrats will select dele- bolt out of a clear fky. It seemed Hypophosphitest has fromUp tbeto business.1879 Mr . Pope had deptdepthh ofof manmanyy milemiless *—liiij ft* gates." hard to believe, but, sorrowful as was fofcefforcedl to ceasecease Hlahis constantconstant exertionsexertions earth surface the vibrations started. hardtbe news to believe,, it bftd but,to b sorrowfule accepted as, anwasd been tried with success, and remain at borne. Owing to.hia tallUpy remaineto 1871d attentivMr. Popse tohad th e onegen-- earth surface the yl the news. It had to be accepted, and been tried whh success, and remain at home. Owing to hla erallybusines remaineds in whic attentiveh he wa s todirectl tbe yone in- Northward until ! dispersed to tte IItt IsIs almostalmost certaincertain thatthat tbthee nexnextt with It came expressions of, extreme oongh.oougb, bebe foundfou iid iItt easieeasierr to resfeett aatt billNorthwards of Maine , southward to Iks < fourfour handband concertsconcerts willwill bebe heldheld oton the withregret It. came expressions of extreme in all cases of lung night in a lartw easy chair than In businessterested InIn . whichNaturally be wee, h directlye In- hills of Maine, southward to regret in all cases of lung night ins large seay chair than In teresteddined to in.be morNaturally,e progressiv be wase tha lan marshes of North (fteroUn, ▼vacanscantt lotlot nearnear thethe BabcockBabcock building.building. Mr. Pope was a man who lived In bedbed.. LastLast nlgbtDigit,, althougalthoughh feelingfeeling tmanbeeo tbe grea ot tNorth chain Carolina,of lakes and test TheyThey willwill naturallynaturally attractattract aann lImm r. Pope was a man who lived I {troubletrouble,, andand iinn ththee weaker than usual, Mr. Pope went to rlinedordinar to bey citizenmore ,progressive but at the samthane to the great ohalo of lakes i thethe eveneven tenortenor ofof hishis'wa wayy andand therebythereby hiweakers room than to retire usual,. Mr.He undressePope wentd an tod tbeHm eordinary he was cubes,filled wit buth enoug at thah seme ward lost beneath the waves erf ft* mansemense throngthrong ofof peoplepeople anandd benefitbenefit bebe succeeded.succeeded. A writerwriter Inin thtbee NeNewW his room to fstiri. He undressed aad Atlantiward lostc Ocean beneath. !the wans tbethe merchants,merchants, moremore oror lesslees,, ooff thatthat York Herald sometime ago said <-f wastinwastingg diseasesdiseases ooff sat•at down.down. ■me be was filled with enough OOO- Atlantic Ocean. end of the town, it is suggested that York Herald sometime ago said of •atism and discretiodlscretioDn notnot ttoo branchbranch AtAt aboutabout sixsix minutesminutes paripast 7% o'dbsk_ sad of the town, it is suggested L:: "He"He nevernever claimedclaimed to knowknow any-any- AtAt IIM11 :'),'> o’clocko'clock thlbse spiritspirit otof oneoue ofof until he was pretty well assured of theythey makemake anan efforeffortt toto havbaree thtbee lotlot ig, never claimed to do anything khildrenchildren.. "jltheThenn whwhyy Plainfleld'Plainfield'ss greatestgreatest dtlarnscitizens prosedpaseed out until be was pretty well seamed of thethe Inhabitantsinhabitants ofof PlainfieldPlalnfleld heard a putput Inin suchsuch shapeshape thattbat Itit cancan bbee oc- thing, never claimed to do anything Into the world be|ond. success, knowing that bis capital at dulldull rrumbling sound, attended fayd t butbut behe gotgot therethere jusJustt ththee same.same.”" into the world be, ond. the time was limited and tbat an cupiedcupled withoutwithout comincomingg inin ooctactcontact withwith This was.a simply definition of Mr. makemake thethe mistakemistake ooff Mr. Pope's lose was deeply felt by the time was limited and that an un- tinct wave motions from tbe northwtjt a great mass of weds. Doubtless such This was a simply definition of Mr. Mr. Pope's lose was deeply felt by rortunatfortunatee InvestmentInvestment waswas liablliablee to lo tbe southeast. Lasting from ten to a gnat man of wed#. Doubtless such Pope'sPope's character.character. HeHe waswas unostenta-unostenta- manymany forfor hebe bahadd hostshosts ooff friendsfriends bebe-- leave him stranded en the rocks which actioactionn wouldwould result InIn manmanyy peoplpeoplee tious, reserved, and yet he accom- takintakingg somethingsomething neneww sidessides relativesrelative*. Ij , . leave him stranded ee the rocks whit* twelve seconds. Window panes aid bringing camp-chairs to set on whf tious, reserved, and yet be accom- besetbeset everyevery businessbusiness man's; career. dishes rattled, chandeliers osrtllsMt bringing camp chairs to set on while plishedplished wherewhere thethe greatgreat massmass Ooff He waa a quietquiet manmaa whoswboroe greagreat-t And be it said right hen that Mr. thetbeconeer oonoertt &"ii ilan .prognssprogn as., anandd ththusi people failed^ thatthat nobodynobody knowsknows est pleasure seemed to be In wotk. And be It said right bare that Mr. whlle their pendants jingled, vsoss make them even more popular than people failed. est pleasure seemed to be lu work. Pop.Pope waswas Imbuedimbued withwith aaan sxeeptloeal exceptional and brlc-a brae on mantles violstftr make them area more popular than HeHe hadbad anan evetdy-baianeedevenly-balanced judicialjudicial osight into the business world so theythey areare now.now. CouncilmanCouncilman FrosFrostt willwill CongressmanCongressman Howells,Howells, ofof thethe ThirdThird anythinanythingg about ?? IIff character tbat enabled him to look Insight Into lbs buainaaa world ao trembled, and In Instances were over- see to it that there is plenty of electric character that enabled him to look thathatt kehe waawas particularlyparticularly fortunatefortunate iain turned, doors and window shnttsts sss to it that than U plenty of electric DistrictDistrict,, hashas nono oppositionopposition toto a renorareoom-- clearlyclearly atat a subjectsubjoct sodand settlesettle iItt fairlyfairly all his enterprises. •illuminatioIlluminationn forfor thethe occasion.occasion. I nation. youyou believebelieve iinn Scott'sScott's aadand withoutwithout prejudice.prejudice. HeHe wawaas ooolcool all hla surerprtsea. quivered and swung on their hfngss, atat thethe moatmost exultingexciting momentamomenta anandd In 1877.1872, MrMr.. PopPopse foresaforesaww the bullulngs creaked and swayed, chim- NowNow thatthat PlainPlalnflel fie dId Isis plaguedplagued witwithh TbsThe currentcurrent nettet debtdebt ofof ElizabethElizabeth JIss EmulsionEmulsion getget it.it. NNoo thathatt coolnesscoolness andand clearclear judgmenjudgmentt gavegave growthgrowth whichwhich PtaiafieldPlainfleld waawas to enjoyenjoy neys were toppled over and other man- thtbse bicyclebicycle scorescorcher her,, thethe followingfollowing *3,447,000.f3,4G7,f*». andand ofOf NeNeww BrunswickBrunswick himlm thethe greagreatt politicapoliticall powepowerr .thathatt andand babe oommsoredcommenced toto turnturn hihlas atten- tee tatioos of the disturbance were fromfrom TheTbe ErasingEvening BunSun iIss eeryvery opporoppor-- 11,119,000.>1,219,000. emulsionemulsion isis liklikee iitt oorr made him one of the leading spirits tiootion toto realreal relateestate anandd other business rvident. The writer was In his bed- tune: made him ooe of the leading spirits >utsiakasnssH|M.u>>t^|ns ao hla history la obe at numerable small inated by tbe Republicans In 1879 Seekingeyes out a o fcense the windo be qufeklyw an dturned saw th hise Hudson County Democratic Commit- achievementsachievements thatthat graduallygradually raisedraised looted by lbs Republicans la 187» eyes oet of the window and saw tha Hudson County Democratic Commu- him to the position of one of Plain- foforr citycity collectorcollector butbut meroott witwithh defeat.defeat. foliage of tbe troet all trembling like tetese FridayFriday nightnight becausebecause behe refusedrefused toto him to the position ot one of FI [Is next political office was that of foliageleaves of tha, tressand a allt onc tremblinge realised filmthat field's leading citizen*. Hla next political offios waathatoT1 votevote forfor tbethe IndorsementIndorsement ooff BryanBryan The Revolutionary Memorial So- field’s leading dtlxene. postmaster to which he was appoint- aspen ,leaves, the shoc andk atof oaoe an realisedearthquake that; Tbs Revolutionary Memorial Bo- The funeral arrangements haw not postmaster to which ba a It was the shock of an earthquake; andand SewellSewell andand tbsthe ChicagoChicago platform,platforot, cietdayy ofof NewNew JerseyJersey metmet iisn SomervilleSomervllle The funeral arrange menu have not edled Inn 1«1.IBM, byby PresidentPresident ArthuArthurr afteafterr turning again to the room the bid threatenthreatenss to organiseorganize a oewoommitteenew commit tee FridaFridayy toto viewview tilsthe WallsesWallace housebouse,, yetyet beenbeen completed,completed, beyondbeyond ththee factfact a close flght serving six years. In upoturningn It sagain high tospring the sroom was swayintha badg n opposition to the regular b>re General Washington had head- thattbat ItIt willwill bebe heldheld Thursday.Thursday. a1880 close, Presiden fight t Harrison reappolnted uponfrom Itsfoo thigh to springsheadboard was, showlaswayingg In opposition ; to the regular organl wla-re General Washington bad head 1870. President Harrison reappointed From foot to heed board, showing U CDs of hi, Tp-tlm. u hi- ration.zstion. quartersquarters duringduring thethe Revolution.Revolution. ThThee him toto thethe poetmascerahlppoetmastership anandd hhee quitequite conclusivelyconclusively tbsthe directiondirection ofot thethe The New Jersey Law Journal, of bouse' ise isis beautifullybeautifully' , situatedsituated atat thtbse heldheld ItIt forfor foufourr yean.years. earth waves. iAurUl—w . -LriSS The New Jersey Law Journal, of westreatt sodend ofof tbstbe town.town. ThThee societsocietyy EliasEllas R. PopePope Vsswas bornbom Inin DunetleDune Heni For twenty-four yean he has been whicwhichh A.A. V.T. D.T>. Honeytr.an,Honeyman, ooff thithiss MarchMarch sth,8th, 18361870,, lbethe sonson ofof JohJohnn anandd Por iweety-foor year* he has bean EarthquakeEarthquakess are a phenomena of Ity, is editor, has the following edl- wisheswtjjbes toto bubuyy thtbae propertyproperty anandd con-con - treasuretreasurerr andand a membememberr ooff thtbae longitudinalongitudlnal warewave motion.motion. OfOf their city, la editor, has the following edi- vert it Into a memorial like the Wash- HarshSarah R. Pops,Pope, andand wawaas thtbae oldesoldestt ooff Seventh-Day Baptist Memorial Fund torialoiial urgingurging thethe needneed ofof a BaBarr AAs - vent It into a memorial like tbs Wash family of sevefa children, only Seventh Day Baptist Memorial Fund mnchlmtach Iss conjectured,conjectured, butbut very i s machine sodation: IngtouiDojtou headquarterheadquarterss InIn XCorrlstownMorristown.. a family of rove* children, only one andand hadbad Justjust oompletadcompleted hlahis reportreport be-be- ittle Is known. Doubtless they art tfati of ti aodation: Tbe owner of tbe property is Oorge ofof whomwhom waswas a daughter.• laughter. ore bis death to be presented at the tittle la known. Doubtless they X.-TC-'S Tbs owner of the property Is Oeorge Mr. Pope's antecedents were of the fore hla death to be presented at tha deedue to a aubteranean concussion at s “Mi WW.Cooper.and,. Cooper, and, altkomghalthough dono positivepositive Mr. Pope's antecedents were nf the ConferenceConference nextnest week.week. LasLaett SunSee-- greater or lees deptdepthh beneath tbe MLsrs agreement was made as to 11$ pur-good-oldgood old revolutionaryrevolutionary stock.stock. BemudSamuel day he was unable to attend the quax- SiLiXir'pTiremmItoeks* s alslsj agreement was mads aa to it* pur- Pope, his paternal grandfather, wan a day he was unable to attend the quar- earth'earth’ss surface.surface. AtAt greatgreat depthsdepths they chasechase,, Mr.Mr. Cooper) accepteacceptedd saao opop-- Pops, bis paternal grandfather, WTO a terlyerly meetingmeeting ofof tbthee BoarBoardd onon acac-- an felt over a Urge area, like the one 'Throughou■ Throughoutt tbethe CulledUnited RulesStates todaytoday ?pi-t tion! of *IO0 until January. A oom- manman whowho spentspent hlahis activactivee lif111#e aasa ae count of 111 health and It was the a large area, Ito thertheree Isis •a determineddetermined publipublicc movemove-- tlod of Moo until January. A arm- farmerfarmer laIn WashingtoWashingtonn ValleyValley.. HHee count of IU health aad Inn question.question. AtAt a torelees depth,depth, thathe ana ment for good wagon roads, In the mittsItte composedcomposed ofof Misers.Messrs. LaLa MODU-Moots,, BratIrst meetingmeeting hehe hashas missemimedd sincesince hbee •4„s nomt ssoo largelarge,, bubutt mamayy be won ment for good wagon roads. In the Cornell.Cornell, HardwickHard wick sadand BaUantioItalian11 ore wawaas was ■a soldiersoldier loIn thetbe RevolutionaryRevolutionary ias been a member. , *, citietitless andand Largerlarger townstowns tbethe streetsstreets araree War.War, andand after after tabhis deathdeath hlabis widow,widow, baa bees a member. v violenviolentviolentt likelike thethe one in CharlestowB, being better paved. In country dis- ESSrS appointedappointed to organiseorganize a.a societsocietyy Ilan Mr. Pope .has been Intimately con- AugusAugustt list,Slst, 1SBSISM.. being better paved. In country dla HdtflMwCbatMMt.il HItf Orat Import i SomersetSomerset county.county. I ' whowho - waawas before: marriagemarriage a HisMisss Pope .baa bees Intimately con- trictatricts thethe highwayshighways areare perceptiblyperceptibly .llrol-.■see th*l >ihI attorn'T*■ nnlhufi b*» Hr.I, honest with thrlr Moore,Moore, drewdrew a pensionpension iala renognlUonrecognition nectednected withwith thethe bankingbanking historyhistory ooff TheThe summersummer ofof 18841884 was cool aad improved.improved. InIn MaasacbusettaMassachusetts therethei Is The M.I.I. -1 . Bafctr B«t1rM. ofof hishis honorablehonorable ^errlosafrervices to thethe coun-coun- thisthis city.city. HHee wawaas tbtbse movinmovingg spiritspirit weeet. TheThe skskyy hadhad a peculiapeculiarr red a ButeState commissioncommission andand sa liberalliberal an- EmanuelEmanuel Eckel, tbethe WeetfieldWest field baker,baker, trytry inin IUits Infancy.Infancy, TheirTheir alxsix eonssons werewere In tbsthe partyparty ofof memenn thathatt organizeorganisedd tinge,inge, decidedlydecidedly pronouncedpronounped nearths nualnual appropriationappropriation fromfrom thethe StatButee feelsfeel* tbethe needneed ofof a rest,test, andand babaas solsoldd 8amuel,Samuel, Joseph,Joseph, Squire,Squire, Jamee.HenryJamee.Henry thethe DimeDime Bering*Savings InstitutionInstitution laIn 1888.1SS9, twilighttwilight hour.hour. ScientistHelen tiatas claused, funda. In New York and New Jersey IhsUtraasothsasM that tho. U-T.r. bis business to George Sheelarid, of be idea of forming such a bank that the earth passed through a flat, funds.there ar eIn hundred New Yorks of andmile News of roa Jerieyd in his business to Oeorge Bheeland, of aadand John,John, andand theirtheir daughter*daughters werweree tha ides of forming such n that tbe earth passed through there are huodreda of miles of road In mdrtoar.th PtalnfleldPlainfield,, whowho tooktook possessiopossessionn thisthis BhodaBboda aodand 8armh. Sarah , SamuelSamuel aodand Squire Squire havinghaving originatedoriginated withwith hihim.m beltbelt ofof meteoricmeteoric dustdust.. HomeSome lesssf r as perfect condition as the best high- week. Hr. Eckel J is known among wayaa perfects of Continenta conditionl nsEurope the beet. Propert high-y *sfar.later. _ week. Mr. Eckel Is known among emigratedilgrated to tbethe weetwest wherewhere theythey bebe-- madsmade treasurertreasurer anandd one minds are ofthqopinion,of the. opinion, eventeven t o tail ways of Conti Denial Europe. Property blabis friendsfriends asas tbethe musicalmusical baker.baker. HHee me wealthy aid Influential citizens. tbe managers of- ththee Insti-lnstl- date, tbat we passed through the tall, values have been inestimably in- In Union county the expectation U came wealthy a Is[stakin takingg nono activeactive partpart Inin TJnkUnionn .oufactured by HI C Dunn, of Phil- turned his attention to tbe First Na-i een taken out of the borough as was fromfrom pointspoints InIn HudsonHudson CountCountyy ttoo ity poll tics, but there laaauspictc n adelphia,adelphia, Inin honor,honor* ofof thtbee steasteamm flreOre nessness Ufelife aodand carried carried onon aa amallsmall farmfarm turned bla attontiou to tbe Ftret Na been taken out of the borough aa wm New York. The Freeholders asserted county politics.but there1 lsaeuBpidon ional Bank. He waa elected presi- reported.reported. ItIt hashas beebeenn toldlaid awaaweyy nIn a• Now Tork. The Freeholders saaerted th*tthat hehe isis pretty'wellpretty well" informeInformedd ooqq engineengine companycompany of: thatthat namnamee InIn thisthis there.there. HeHe waawas aa manman whowho lovedloved hishis tiooal Bank. Ha waa sleeted presi- thathatt a lawlaw passedpassed byby thethe LegislaturLegislaturee city. .Mr. Dunn whs foreman of the family and took,' but little part In dent ot tbe latter and bad bee* work-l secludesecludedd spotspot andand IfIf Itit tois ieve r needed, whatwhat IsIs goinggoinff on.on. TbeTbe explanati4x|>lanatldni n city. Mr. Dunn whs foreman of the family aod took but little part In dent of tbe latter aad had bees work there are people who know Just where inin 17V717»7 gavegave themthem thethe rightright toto flxfix ththee Ihis thatthat hohe appreciatesappreciates fullyfully ththee factfait companycompany forfor severalsever*! yearyearss duringdaring hihiss affairsaffairs ofor a publicpublic nature.nature. HiHiss lirelife lagOK hardhard upup toto thathe timetime ofof hiblas deatdeathh there ate people who know just whms| r»rrerates ofof ferriageferriage upouponn alalll ferrieferriess that any activity on his pail won d residenceresidence inin Plainfield,Plalnteld, «nandd beinbeingg Iinn waswas uneventful.uneventful. HeHe waawas a membermember ooff advocatinadvocatingg thathe Interestsinterests ofof thatthat lri-In-t to Ondind It. TbsThe belbellil wa s presented to within their Jurisdiction, utter they that any activity on his part would need of e name for his wheels, stitution. thehe engineengine oompanycompany many years age. withintound theirthemselve jurisdiction.s confronte Laterd b ythey an exciteexcite allall thetbe oldold hostilithostilityy ttoo bUs is need or a name for his wheels, tbethe Beventh-daySeventh-day BaptistBaptist church ., ooff stitution. found themselves confronted by leadership. The belief Is that be will thoughtfullthoughtfullyy namednamed themthem afteafterr ththee New Market, and for many years byby JohnJohn TaylorTaylor Johnston,Johnston, andand asas lonlongg •act of the Legislature passed in 1823 leadership. The belief la that be will New Market, aad for many years AfterAfter 1871.i?72, bebe graduallygradually becambecamee u] as there is a company in existence It antfixing of thethe Legislature rates of ferriagpasard e Ino n18*1. al keepkeep-i Inn thethe backgroundbackground untiluntil afterafter ththee ““Wcompany fi®he spentspent manyfeany yearsyears ofof ser-ser- serveservedd thethe churchchurch aaas a trusteetrustee.. HHee teresterestedd Inin reareall edato,estate, sometimesometimess •a there ton company to existence B fixing the rates of ferriage on all primaries, and that then, with the aid ice with. died in 1874. wtilwill lawfullyUwfully remainremain toin theirtheir poesesioprimes' a ferries running from Jersey City ani primaries, and that then, with the aid died In 1*74. aloneatone andand sometimessometimes InIn company company withwith and will not fro to any Individual. fenleaHoboke runningn to Ne wfrom York Jersey. Thi sCity left andt h. ofof SenatorSenator SewellSewell andand allall thethe forcesforces he EllasEliaa waswas borebora Inin DunelleDuoellenn anandd hlaUs brothersbrothers oror hiehis friendfriend,, J.J. FrankPrank; and will not go to any individual. HobokenFreeholder tos Newwithou York.t rented,- This, slerto fa rt aa catann putput IntoInto playplay,, aann (efforeffortt wilWilll be WorWorkk onon thethe to10 xi 47« footfoot attentionextention spentspent hishis boyhoodboyhood daysdays atat home.home. HiHims Hubbard.iubbard. HnHe madmadse nnoo largtargee dealsdeals,, Freeholders Without rented so far made to control the convention. Of onjn thethe rearrear ofof WilliamWilliam HH.. VoorheesVoorbees*' those two cities are concerned. In al made to control the convention. Of ratherfather hadhad quitequite a largelarge familyfamily,, anaadd however,?ver, butbut wentwent aboutabout hihlas transactransac-- Mrs. John H. Honeyman, of Knox- ■otheboror tworespect citiess th aree la ooncerned.w of 17U7 isIn sti ...l course.course, IfIf Itit Isis knownknown afteraft*r the . prlpri - bricbrickk buildingbulldlnxronjWes on Westt FrontFront streetstreet whilewhile hehe rearedreared themthem withwith greatgreat carecare i slowly and carefully. He owned! Mre. John H. Honey man, of Knog- other respects the law of I7u7 is still maries that tbe cAe is hopeless, tile waswas begunbegun thisthis morning.moining. CharlesCharles HH.. tions slosrly aod carefully. Be owned vllto.llp, Teon.,Tenn., andand heherr brotherbrother., WUWillia m . in force. ^__ marl os that tbe cA* Is hope loss, the asas toto theirtheir moralmoral aodAnd religiousreligious traitrain-l atat lhathe timetime ofof hlahis deatdeathh a numbeDumberr ooff T. Westervelt, of Isabella, Tenn., am in force. KeanKean managersmanagers willwill notnot showBhow theltheiri BandHand laIs thethe contractor,contractor, andand thethe adad-- ing,Ing, therethere waawas butbut littlelittle facilitiesfacilities aatt auses in this city, besides conaider- Y. Westervelt, of Isabelle. Tens., are hands.—Newark Call. ditiondition willwill Include; fourfour sodand sixsix roomroom bouses In this dty. besides consider, visitingvisiting atat thethe homehome ooff DrDr.. DD.. 0.a TheThe UnionUnion OountyCounty RepublicanRepublican CoCom-m hands.—Newark Call. flats, with bath andj all other modern the"" timet Lino forfor educationeducation Iinn ththee neighneigh-- ile unimproved real estate. Adams onon GroveGrove street.street ManyMany ' w mitteemittee havehave decideddecided toto boldhold ththee prpri-i improvementsfinis, with bath. andTher alle otherwJU bmoderne iron borhood.borhood, aodand Eliaa,Elian, withwith thtbee rratrest ooff WhenWhen tbstbe BoardBoard ofot TradTradee wawaas or,or* remember Mr. Westervelt. He was marieemarles toto choosecboose delegate,delegates toto ththee improvements. Tiers will be iron thethe children,children, receivedreceived only ththee elele-e gantsed here, Mr. Pope was one of ramimhlt Mr. We conies in the rear, and the entire ganiasd here, Mr. Pope was : ooe ot a graduate of Lesl's School, after StatStatee conventionconvention thatthat willwill selectselect PresPres-- Worried,Worried, balconies In tbe rear, and tha end re mentary rudiments of English in the the principal men Interested and be graduate of Leal'a School, afttf [tract will be completed on or be- mentary rudiments of English In the the principal men Interested aad ha whicwhichh hebe enteredentered Columbia; CollegeColtogs.. Identtalidential electors,electors, onon Monday,Monday, AugustAugust — overworkedforked — sleeplesinesssleeplessness- —I contracte the 15twillh beof complrtpdSeptember .on or be- villagevillage school.school. BatBat hehe graspedgrasped quick-quick- waswas electedelected presidenpresidentt ofot thathatt oror,- A Mth. The convention will be held at gloomy— nervous. Nervous prostra fore the 15th of September- wherwhane behe waawas graduategraduatedd witwithh highighh A *lth. The convention will be held si lyly whateverwhatever waawas taughttaught himhim., aodand aatt ganliatlon.ganization. HeHe wawaas alsoalso na membememberr ooff honor* as a mining engineer aad Wf TrentonTrenton onon Thursday,Thursday, AugustAugust 2Jth27th ? No—Dy^ HairHair State.BaU* M to ISIIweeBee.Mflwaako*. thethe ageage ofof fourteenfourteen yeanyears decideddecided toto JerusalemJerusalem Lodge,Lodge, No.No. 78.26, FF.. andand A,A . honors m n mining engineer aad ThTbee severalseveral committeemencommltteemen werewere emcm- Dr. pc|ma Indigestion. OnOn aooouotaccount ofof thethe •i NationaNationall ConCod-- ataristart outout laIn thethe wdrtdworld foefoe himself.himself. M.•T. aadand thathe UnionUnion CountyCounty CountryCountry chemist.hemist. HaHe aatt onooaoee aoceptedape-accepted s pe- * powerepoweredd toto attestattest thethe namenamess ooff ththee Dr. Deane s Dy*. ventionvention ofof BepublinaoRepublican LeagueLeague Clubs,Clubs Plalnfleld was then a bustling ham- Club but Mr, Pope was never1 known ritionsition asas suchsuch atat IsabetleIsabelle,, TenTenn. a.,, sev-ssv- various election officers, challengers Deane’s AugustAugust 77.33, 742i andand M.26. tbethe NortNorthh WestWest Plainfield waa then a bustling ham- Club but Mr, Pops was never known entyenty milesmites fromfrom KnoxviUeKnoxville,, a torMlam* various election officers, challengers pcp*i a I1IU cure eruera LineLine (Chicago:*(Chicago :& North-WesternNorth-Western let,let, tbethe rentercenter ofof thethe farmingfarming countrycountry an na clubclub manmaa andand allall hishis tintimee wawasn •etc., in their several districts The ^Dyspepsia j this sort of nervous for miles around, and the young lad devoted to his ever increasing bust coppercopper andand miningmining districtdistrict ownedowned bbjy -Ilstotc.,a oInf name theirs wilseverall be handedistricts.d t o Thethe RailwayRrilwavi) wlUwill sellsell lexturalonexcursion ticketstickets for miles around, and tbs young tod devoted to hla ever increasing bust. an English syndicate. His manf. lists of names will be handed to tbt prostration, and is from'•—a ChicagoChicago to MilwaukeeMilwaukee andand rere-- naturallnaturallyy turnedturned toward*towards here,here, know-know- MS. aa English ayudkmls HU meal, * secretary of the committee before the Pills. turn._. j atat raterate ofof oneone faretare, forfor tbathe rounroundd friendsfriends laIn PlatoPlainfiel fieldd willwill bbee glagladd tIso e secretaryfirst of September of tbs committee, so that the beforey can tb< b e almost the only ingIng thatthat opportunitiesopportunities mightmight bbae BesidesBesides bishis realreal estatestatee businessburin ; medicine that will. trip.trip. ForFor ticketticketss andand furtherfurther Inforlofor- greater than to plod along in the little welcome him here and congrntulats referrefirst ofd September, to the count toy thatboar theyd o fcan elec br- motionmation applyapply to ticketticket agentsagents ofof coneon-- greater than to pl*d along In tha Httle duringduring latelate yean.years, Mr.Mr. PopePope wawass oc- him on his success. tionreferred at it tos meetin tbe oountyg in Septembe board ofi elec necting lines, or addrewW. 1B Knis- neighborhooneighborhoodd InIn whichwhich bahe bahadd beebeenn oupiedcupied tendingtending thathe dutiesduties ofof twtwoo im-im- Uon at IU meeting in September. em*kern, 5. P. & ras*. $. A.JchIoago, ****-UL^ reared.reared. AtAt thatthat dm#time IsaaIsaaco 88.. DunDun- DX. J. A DEAXt CO- Kisscm. *. T 8 813 portantportant positionspositions laIn twotwo corporationscorporations E. B. Day sad family, of Central . i ham conducted a general merchan- that would have occupied all the avenue, are summering ID Maine. - T- “ TH£ CONSTITUTIOMmAlis r. 1 IMPRISONEIMPRISONEDD DMJUSTLUNJUSTLYY L NONO JUSTJUST CHARGESCHARGES TTOO HOLHOLDD JAMESJAMES WRIGHTS CARNECARNEYY BRBROS,C TheThe weddingwedding ofof OeeellaCecelia Bluk.Staafa, ththee WRGHTB* COftRIOANCORRIGAN |NIN CUSTODY.CUSTODY. PurPuree s=£?wsJBrsq||| B youngesyoungestt daughterdaughter jooft PostmasterPostmaster Stool*.Staate, ofof Dtraellen.Ducellen, ttoo JohJohnn WW.. Kept in the mfWr Uttla Lockup When Bk»ll *1M Bond health. With pm, Kt>« to ih. niir* iraem. | | l*A>lf AOEXTS, GriggsOrlgR*., ofof NeHeww BrunswickBrunswick,, tooktook placplacee (eellvvrich, bMlth organ*y blood will ,be tb Ve atomach and di CureCur* DYSPEPSIA,DYSPEPSIA, MEADAOMB,HE/ AugustAugust leI att atat ththee residenceresidence ooff Ber.Be' H. willf«Ut b*« oreaB ,dVasapala.Q, will be vlg&HH, .nd tbm OONSTIPATIOMCONSTIPATION anandd FI■JUI 135135 WesWestt FrontFront sstt J1.. Johnstone,Johnstone, onon Orel*Craig ptoceplace.. IInn talethis TheThe boroughborough - courtcourt room "~re,'Ciawill b* n owlflSTKba. dj^^.1.. ahenm.tl.ii. city,city. fheThe ceremonyceremony onewas witnessewltneeeedd bbyy crowdedcrowded tot© overflowinoverflowingg witwithh peoplepeople ta a fewfew Intimateintimate friendfriend*s ofot ththee bridel.ii.l- yesterdayyesterday afternoonafternoon atat 4< o'clocko’clock,, whwhoo &££$ W JAS.JAS. MM. . DUI^NDUNN,, anandd groom.groom. TheThe bridbridee waswas ververyy bebe-- expectedexpected toto witnesswitness thethe trialtrial ofof Mra.Mm cominglcominglyy atttreattiredd Isin pearpearll brocadedbrocaded JamesJames CorriganCorrigan againstagainst herher husband,husband D**t*Dralevr I1.D TinnersTurners,, satiantisn withwith pearlpearl trimmingstrimmings andand bostosbontori butbut theythey wentweri disappointedisappointedd aass tbotb e BlooBloodd GROCERIES.GROCERIES, *akihQ lace. 1 trialtrial diddid notnot.j taketake place. IItt reamsM Tomr nerrra Will b* TheThe witness**witnesses toto tbsthe marriagemarriage thatthat JamesJames CorriganOorrigan wentwent toto hisbis bomshome Tour nervv. will be strtrngana , rrirtmbiom.and j-our PROVISIONSPROVISIONS,, PlumbersPlumbers GeorgeGeoree HallockHaUock anandd MisMm. . HenryHenry SaturdaySaturday nightnigfct andand tootookk oneone ooff hlahi s•leep «>Undj iweet and re(re.hinr. children awaj. Tbls caused trouble 5Sft VEGETABLES.VEGETABLES, POWDERPOWDER Needham,Needbam, ofof PUinflold.Ptalnfidld. TheThe bri m.™ thouwkqda uK It GasGas FittersFitters.. I Absolutely Pure. receivedreceived manymany usefuluseful asas wellwell asas orna-orna- right away,away, aaas hihiep wifWifee thoughthoughtt bhee KJasursR pr&ezz FRUITFRUITSS &Acc Absolutely Pure. mentamentall presents.presents. Mr.Mr. andand MrsMrs.. GriggsGriggs waswas tryingtrying toto stealsteel ' tbthee childchild.. IItt leIs vest ak-tiM, had autoTing. KememET A cream of tarUr Uaking powdei also said that jCordgan swore at his GARDEN‘GARDEN' SEEDS SEEDS Highest~ A creat mof oAllailf tartaleaveningleaveningr bakin strerstrength.g powder . areare enjoyingenjoying theirtheir boneymhoneymoon< at also said that Corrigan swore at hla Orate,Orates sodand bricksbrk-ks foforr alaill kindkindss oot1t LcttstHighes U.t oS'f al Governmentl leavenin gReport. strength. — OoeanOcean Grove.Grove. OnOn theirtheir returreturnn theytbey wifewife andand herher panels.parents. However,However, a fiestfresha and«ad carefullycarerwiy selected.selected. •tovMstoves 1*0can bobe foundround herehere *&at Jobben*Jobber* Latest U. S.' Government Report. will reside in J)unelleu for a time, but warrant was issued and Corrigan was iricos. Bring your tinware- mending RoyalRoyal BakingBaking PowderPowder Co..Co., NewNew YorkYork will reside In punelleh for a time, but warrant waa Issued and Corrigan waa 224224 PARKPARK AVENUE,AVENUE, to us. Tbe best tinners, the UaS theiIheirr Intentionintentionss ttoo residrceJdee iinn NewNew arrestearrestedd SaturdaySaturday eightnight anandd kepkeptt IInn >lumbere, and the beat gas-fltter» in the lockup till yesterday afternoon Hood’sHood's V. this section. W« use none but UM Brunswick. . ' the lockup Ull yesterday afternoon. Brunswick. Lawyer Hctfield appeared for Corri- OPPOSITEOPPOSITE NORTHNOBTH AAVENGE. very-best or materials, and our work EARLYEARLY INTELLIGENCE.INTELLIGENCE. Lawyer Betfleld appeared for Corri- Sarsaparilla always gives satisfaction. Keys of —Wm . V.V . Mundy,Mundy, agenagentt ooff thethe gan.gan. InIn opening : ththee cascasee JusticeJustice Dlba On.Tre.mooJSarsaparill ruriSCT. ,, abra*. ^EverythingEverything usuallyusually foundfound iInn aaffirat first- sraw^nanss.all kinds are made here. ^Tinwaw —AnAc ironiron setteesettee waawas stolenstolen fromfrom ththee Travelers'Travelers' Insurance* Company,Company, paidpaid CroelcyCrosley staledstated thatthut thethe casecase seemedseemed tIno Poods de leered free of aharanf madsmade toto order.order. BosBanges gee,, bricbrickk ansodd bacbackk yardyard ofof LawrenceLawrence Myers'Myers' resrealt twotwo checkschecks yesterday,yesterday, oneone ttoo J.J< P.P . bbee wbowho shouldshould rightfullyrightfully keekeepp tbthee HoodHood’sj PHISPilb OOMD delivered free of charge • portable furnaces. Sanitary plumblag. deucedence onon EastEast FronFrontt streestreett duringduring LaiLair ree forfor $9S$95 andand thetbe otherother ttoo , EdgarEdgar bhlld.child. TheTbe child,child, bhee thoughtthought,, shouldshould DIME lastlast evening.evening. Serrellerrell forfor •».$30, forfor Injuriesinjuries received.received. bbee leftleft withwith thetbe mothermother providingproviding shshee WmWm.. A.A. Woodruff,Woodruff, —Alfred—Alfred VanAlstyneTanAlstyne waswas arraigned*arraigned —The—The latelate EllasEllas B.B. TopePope was; notnot anan trebleIs-eble toto taketak« carraree ootf ththee childchlkl.. IIfl FireFlreandLU and Lifee - beforebefore CityCity JudgeJudge DeMcsaDeHeza yesterdayyesterday assigneessignee forfor SchepfllnSchepflln,, BaldwinBaldwin,, thera-ethe case shouldshouljd bebetake takenn ttoo ae hlghehlgheii Sayings Institution, forfor ridingriding hishis bicyclebicycle withoutwithout a light.llghi TweedyTweedy A& Oo.,Co., butbut ofof CC. . RchepflinSehepflin && court,court. JustloeJustice CroelcyCrosley said.said, Itit IIss notno tBoyntonBoynton BeachBeach ! Savings Institution, INSURANCEINSURANCE AGENAGENT,T SentencSentencee waswas suspended.suspended. CoCo.. TheThe formerformer firmfirm retireretiredd fromfrom Ukellikelyy thatthat thethe courcourtt woulwouldd consideconsiderr -See—See CharlesCharles HowardHoward JohnsonJohnson' s businessbpslness withoutwithout anyany businessbusiness comcom-- the case asas therethere hadbad been nono pro-pro -CAMPCAMP OFOF BOY'BOY'SS BRIGADE.BRIGADE, OOFF PLAIIFIELD.PUUFIHJ, IXi J.J . "Dream"Dream ofof thethe Wheel**Wheel" andand thethe backback plications.plications. c«*ydiDg»ceedings forfor a| ii dlvaroe. divorce. TboThe case Aauit «h t Mh Dld MHI camcornr FraitFront $LSt aidad PuFaitt lieu*.1' pagepage "Silver"Silver Prise"PrtW* Inin TruthTruth Satur-Satur- —The-The ElectricElectric ArcArc LighLightt Company,Company, thenthen «!l*mlnMd.dismissed. InIn the meantimtire©e a U sow receiving depoelta I«yabie or New York, who Is represented by secondsecond oomplalutcomplaint was made. oa demaod. with interred. allovKd oa Plainfield.Plainfleld, N.N. J.3. - day.day. AllAll trainstrains andand news-stands.news-stands. of New York, who Is represented by -.- DANCING -.- all sums from M to *3.000. —The—The NationalNational RepublicanRepublican LeagueLeague Wm.Wm. C.C. Hubbard,Hubbard, olot thisthis city,city, aass sec- was chargedcharged thatthut CorriganCorrigan hadhad usedusetj DANCING Beal Estate for Sale aod Eicbasra convention will be held in Milwaukee rotary,retary, sustainedsustained a lossloss ofof *f 10,0010.0010 ii IndecenIndecentt andaid foulfoul languagolanguage anandd wan irtf[ii-iH!, -; l.jt-. :i.,. .i f.t-c. STwInnfttoia. Mdney to fmo on Approre Security. convention will be held In Milwaukee, Soar 14c^ «w«M tfatnrdan.T Hat in i • I Jobs W. Mcsaar, PreeMsat, Tuesday,Tuesday, AugustAugust 85th.26th. H.13 . N"N. . Spen8pen- thethe largelarge firsOre whichwhich brokebroke outout IdIn NeNewi abualve.ibuslve. Th#Th« defendantdefendant pleadedpleaded not TrcUer bu J. Poaxx Hdbbjxd. cer,*ofcer, of thethe borough,borough, willwill probablyprobably aat-t YorkYork yesterday.yesterday. ^ ,. guiltyguilty andand LawyerLaWyer HetfleldHetfleld askenakedd fotorr Ce/^A*"lS.u^^Li.^s. ”“" —"- Eusb R Pure, Treeexrer. tebd the convention. —A Dally Press representative Was an adjournmentadjournment ofof oneone weekweek,, SanitarySanitary Plumbing,Plumbing, tend the convention. —A Daily Press representative1 rias seemedseemed toto bebe thethe opinionopinion ofof thetbe crowden —F.—F. 0.C Phoebus,Phoebus, ofof thethe OreenbrookOreenbrook informeinformedd lastlast eveningevening thatthat thethe Plain-Plain- GRAND EXCURSIONEXCURSION Salesmen Wanted __, Brick and Portable KennelsKennels,, lostlost 16Iftl 0 valuablvaluablee BlacBlackk fieldHeld StreetStreet RailwayBailway CompanCompanyy havebave presenpreventt thatthat theretbere wmwas a considerableconsiderable Salesmen Wanted Brick and Portable Punraca SpanishSpanish chickenschickens byby thethe stormstorm some-some- securedsecured moremore thanthan enoughenough signaturessignatures amountamount ofof InjusticeInjustice rbownshown InIn keepingkeeping Oo.Oas Fitting.nuint.Ti Tinn Roofing.Roolin,. timetime ago.ago . A tree ' wawass blowbio n over, andand consentsconsents toto laylay theirtheir tracktrackss on CorriganCorrigan lockedlocked upup over over Sunday,Sunday, durdur.- crushincrushingg thethe chickenchicken ooop.coop. EastEast SecondSecond street.street 1/.4 loging thisthis hothot weather.weather. limpi Etc.. Etc., Etc. —The—The doctorsdoctors reportreport manymany cases of —The—The PiainflelPlainfieldd clubcfnb caearr lookslooks asas. RAlOdORAIDED jUVtNLIVINGG PICTURES.PICTURES. Neshaminy Falls. though a cyclone ot warm weather Barwih ODwr KmH Diva n Neshaminy Falls. I amam preparepreparedd toto dodo ananyy ofof ththee aboveabove prickteprlckuryy boat,heat, botbothh amongamong child'children, though a cyclone of warm weather branchesbranches InIn strictlystrictly first-class aauttarjsanituy andand grownginwu people.people. TheThe complaincomplaintt IIsi hadhad struckstruck it.it. ThereThere areare jusjustt enoughenough Allen Nursery Co.C). and worma, n shl p manner, saidsaid toto bebe causedcaused bbyy a disordereddisordered patronspatrons usingusing itit toto keekeepp tbthee car run- DuringDuring ihl*this exoeneiveexcessive warmwarm spellspell ii»t “H."lavinri^lSiSiito5”S!5Llfg associated myself withwith ththaa liver creating impure blood In thening.nlng. A majoritymajority otof ththee patronpatronss are baahas beenbeen tbethe customcustom ofof tomesome boyboyes ttoo r*. «, [aMerjR.mb.ra AseocUUos' elation ofof NewMew liver creating Impure blood In the Wednesday.Wednesday. AugustAugust 19th19th.. none bat first veins.veins. atat thethe mountainmountain oror seashore.seashore. ' •rektbek the brookbrook lain thtbee rearearr ooff Aa-As - B.CODINGTON. \ YorkOg^eragoy none but first W.' •U-UUIUU MOM. —The—The peoplepeople atat DuneDunelle lienn areare clam-clai —The—Tbe attentionattention ofof thethe HealthHealth IIn-i •emblymanblyman Heed'sHeed's houeehouse onon WilloWUlow I believe in every mun running i ^ oring for the trolley service through spectorspector isis calledcalled toto thethe carcasso arenas ooff aa avenue,avenue, forfor aawiin swim.. -Counsellor-at Law, owivAmslDem at nU timet *od & I oring for the trolley service through dead cat which has been allowed to This morning word was sent to Mar- mm&ssm. there.there. TheyThey areare willingwilling ttoo sacrificesacrifice dead eat which has been allowed to This morning ward was sent to Mar- trai, ,n wi,Ubl I be the MM as Commissioner of Deeds, Huter-ln moatmost anythinganything butbut theirtheir homeshomes anandd laylay Inin thethe sunsun Inin a WestWest FronFrontt streetstreet shalshal HansenHanaen thatthat sa numbernumber ofof boyeboys asr?rr«;.3** *“— owwoiy.chancery Notary Publicruuur.. Offvon*i dooryard for several days past. Thi In a nude condition were causing a CornerCorner ofof ParkFark avenueavenue anandd Heoond DD.. WW. . LITTELLLITTELL,, j familfamilyy inIn orderorder toto havenave thethe trolleytrolley passpass dooryard for several days past. The in s nude condition were causing t their doors. stenchstench arisingarising therefromtherefrom Isis Stifling.stilling. disturbancedisturbance atat tbethe aboveabove place.place. ThTbee NoNo.. lit118 NorthNorth Ave.Ave.., Plainfield.Piainfleld. H.N. J.7 . their doors. MarshaMarshall wentwent toto ththee placeplace andand foundfound —Is—Is youryonr eyesighteyesight defectivedefective ?I TheTh e —At—At JohnJohn LoganLogan' s BayBay CliffCliff Park,Park, ThThee MewNew JerseyJcrsfy StatState.e ^+ Tottenvllie.Tottenville. 8.S . L,I., yesterdayyesterday'a a. first- thethe boys,boys, butbut behe wawass onlonlyy ablablee ttoo FORCEEOROE W.W. DAT.DAT , correctcorrect glassesglasses, properlyproperly fitted ItI* prob-prob- catch one who was a colored lad about •^.HcrmaI«null udand IMode oddl Schools.Schools. G A. WOLFF. ablyably ailall thatthat isis needeneededd toto givegive yoyouu classs oldold fashionedfashioned RhodRhodee | IslandIsl catch one who was a colored lad about clambake was given under the di twentytwenty yearsyearn iold.old. FallFall TerraTerm wHIcosiunancwwill commence 5wpt.Sept. Aft. Haonfaotnrerof youryour perfectperfect vision.vision. GiveGive uuss a trial.trial clambake Tpa* given under the direc- He gave bii name as Chas. Miller, Raise of Psrsnual Property solicited. SatisfactionSatisfaction guaranteed.guaranteed. Leech,Leech, StilesStiles tionUon ofof CaptainCaptain JackJack Hawkins.Hawkins. Poll-Poli- He gave hi. name ns Chae. Miller, p tldanaticians fromfrom NewNew YorkYork adandd NeNeww JerJer-- andand saidsaid that,that.b b*" badhad comecome frofromm NeNeww A& Co.eyeCo.,eye specialists,specialists, atat JOT107 EastEast FrontFront York last evening, j He was given a dr£ CIGARSCIGARS.. street,street, ThursdayThursday frofromm 1010 a.a. m*,to., toto Ai JO:»J sey;y werewere presentpresent York last evening. He was given a p. ns. —A—Att the'lestthe'last regularregular meetingmeeting ofof tbthee bearinghearing byby JusticeJustice CrosleCroaleyy anandd tbeth e hr Is all kinds of Rn»olfla« GameGame endand FlabFish Protect!raProtective SocietySociety,, usualusu'al penalty’penalty, Inin sucheuch casecasess wanwas im-Im - —The—The stumpstump ofof thethe ololdd chestnutchestnut posed.posed. DWlngtoOwing to thethe factfact thathatt thtbee articlesarticle,, hashas Amoveremovedd frofromm SH|K W.W . tree near the entrance to Hope Gbapel, whichwhich waawas trailedtrailed forfor ththee secretory’)secretary's Front street to m Veat Front street tree near the entrance to Hope Chapel, >fnce a few evenings, siuoe, there was otherother boysboys werewere Inin »a moistmoist conditioncondition overover whichwhich noBO manmanyy peoplpeoplee havhavee ollloe a few evening* since, there wet ththee MarshalMarshal wasfas unablunablee toto holholdd fantfast Townsend’s one door east of Madlscn avenue and" •tumbledstumbled andand barkedbarked theirtheir shinsshins In Dotnot ea quorumquorum present,present, snoo anotheranother Townsend solicits tbe patronage of his friend* meeting U to be called by the secre- toto them,them, nodand | a livellivelyy time followedfollowed and the public generally. thethe past,past, waswas measuredmeasured bbyy Janitor3*a\ meeting Is to be died by the eeere- theirtheir detection.detection. PblUpPbilip fltewartStewart yeaterdsly.yesterday, anandd Itit was terytary earlyearly neatnext week.week! foundfound toto measuremeasure a trifletrifle overover sixsix feetfeet Deatiweieh mtof uea BallpufeblleiM.U Woe.*.Woman . —The—The CentenaryCentenary CollegiateCollegiate InstituteInstitute MarbleMarble anandd PP.. PP. . VanArsdale,VanArsdale, InIn diameter.diameter. AAtt barher homehome onon PlalnBelFlaloneldd evcouc,avenue, ofof Hackettstqwn,Hackett«to;wn, N,N. J„J., willwill beginbegin itItss PIANO TUNER.TUNER, —An—An amateuramateur painter,painter, oror ratherrather one at4:30at 4:30 o'clocko'clock WednesdayWed De-day,, occutreddecuired 23r23rdd year.year, SeptemberSeptember iitliml.. NNoo pre-pre - the death of Mrs. Bridget Elizabeth paratoryparatory schoolschool cancan surpasssurpass thithiss IIni GfaniteGranite WorksWorks,, InstrumentsInstruments pput In thorough order. whowho waswas notnot accustomedaccustomed toto suchsuch highhigh the drath of lire. Bridget Elizabeth stitute In location, buildings, coum Terms reasonable. Plane and omis , altitudes, tried to climb the Bag stall Quaaa.Qoaas, widowwidow ofof ththee latlatee HermaBermann stltute In location, buildings, courses for sals and to let. Otders by postal, * altitudes, tried to climb the flag staff Quaas. Last evening she was able to and associations, while the rates are onon thethe OrenadaGrenada yesterday,yesterday, anandd slislidd Qua** T-aat evening aha was able to andi od association*,e rate. Attendanc while ethe la ratesso largaree r^'oBwrifsgsar?^.^ P. O. boxUflO iso,, or left at WUlrit'a shoe . go out on the porch and enjoj the In- moderate. Attendance la so large store, go.>. 107107 PorkPark avenue,wilavenue.willl reo«t*Sreceive> downdown thethe pole,pole, whewhenn halhalff wawayy up.up ,go out oo the porch »od eojoj the In- thflUmt earlyearly appllcmdonapplication 1*is ogress*ry.necessarj threthreee time*.times. IItt iiss nonoww proposeproposedd ttoo vigoratinvigoratingg breezesbreezes,, bubul t durinduringg tbthee Bothoth sexessexes *r*>tire admittedadmitted anandd livlivee l(ni turturnn thethe buildingbuilding upsideupside down,down, soso beh enigheightt sheshe weewas takcetaken ^suddenl.suddenlyy IIill'I aDdan dsplendidlysplendidly furnishedfufnlshed roomsrooms underunder safesafe mn paint the pole from the cellar. ezplred.:plred. 8beShe waswas InIn tbthee attveaty-llrtbseventy-fifth and happy conditions. Prepares for tan paint the pole from the cellar. year of her age and leaves four sons, and happy conditions. Pro panes for —One man wan seen on the street, year of her Age nod leaves four eons. tbe.he beetbest college*.colleges. TheThe coursescourses iinn tbethe tl**rrlft v.ta the roundd trip,tri goodd forf return pass- FREY—At Piluahkeepsle. Au«pmt Mh. laM, will pay for Itnelf InCutte * ahortt: r B H.H. Clare,ofClare,of HamiltonHamilton University,University, TheThe BoardBoard oTof TruateeeTnistees ofof the'Ex-he'Ex- agege untiluntil SeptemberSeptember 15,15, withwith privilegepriy 'Wt^jSSJiariWKtaifJSWilliam Joseph Frer. ased U rna S no'i. Wholewho is supplyingsupplying ththee pulpitpulpit ooff thetb eempt Firemen's Association are mak- ofif furtherfurther extensionextension toto SeptemberSeptember 3300 will pay for'on*®. Itself In a shorttime in the empt Firemen's Association are mak .886. ForFor ticketstickets andand fullraformadonfull information WILSON-To'thi»rftr. Aiwont 4. tuws. Baiah J.J. E.E. TOflSEII.TOHSEHD, Inipr.lanajer. wit-rreas awardae o f nveiwd.ens. $5 Bnym . w ParkPark AvenueAvenue BaptistBaptist churchchurch duringdaring lug,ng arrangementsarrangements forfor thtiree receptionreception jpply to apents of connecting lines,or K..wi(cr.f D. J. Wilitoo. u«d» nu«. and gue* .fra# Sen ift you on trialname. 18thU0 high pu-- >(v_9 the summer, will speak to young men and blowout to be given to the mem-address H. A. Gross, G. E. P. A., 433 Branch Turd. Wmtfleld, s. |j. est awards received. Catalo- Kjj \ the summer, will spe«k to young men and blowout to be given to the men*, as', Oroee. C HOBTW,'-ia Oils ettr. An«TMt »d. B-Lerter Branch yard. Westfield. N. J per. •tit thethe Y.Y. M.M. C.C. A,A, meetingmeeting onon BnndaySunday berbar*s ofof thethe VeteranVeteran jI FirFiree Association,Association, Broadway,Broadway, HewNew York.York. MOKTnN-in Uhls ottr. AsguM M. 8 Lsster guer. fre w.e ifHAWK you nam CO,e thinufte,s pa - JSw at i;is p. n,. oood muslo will be of New York, in thft city on Saturday, T. P.P. val"vaillfr , 8. E, P . A., 113 South F. W. MANN («„ Mlltara, Hail. at 4at p. m. Good music will be of New York, In tbl* city on Saturday. Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Providedprovided . OctobeOctoberr 3d3d.. IItt wilwilll bbee aa galgalaa dadayy foforr 86 IS 90 E. B. MAYNARO.MAYNARD. thethe firemenfiremen iinn thithins sectiosectionn ooff thethe PRtc-ncaL country, and besides speaking and PBACTICAI. WeWe offeroffer OneOne HundredHundred DollarsDollars rere-- country, and besides speaking and ParlorStoves BARBEBARBERR ANANDD ward for any case of Catarrh that can- historicalllstorlcal datadata Inin connectionconnection Withwith ththee HAIR DRE55ER. not be cured by Hall's Catarrh cure. AssociationAssociation,, Prof.Prof. Dodsworth'Dodsworah’es foilfull ChildrenChildren CryCry forfor Pheher'ePitcher's Cgftoria,Castoria. HAIR DRESSER. ¥.F. J.J. CHENEYCHENEY &&CQ.i OO., bandband ofof alztyplcceasixty pieces willwill bbde presentpresent 2042O* PARK AYR.AVE. ToledoToledo,, OO.. and discourse popular airsl The Wanted-An Idea i—S FURNACES. ,. We, tbcthe undersigned,undersignedT f r , ,t 15havhavee KnowknownD<1n and discourse popular airs. The ladlies lee'' andand Children’sChildren's HairHair CuttlimCutting F. J. Cheney lor the last 15 years, and CrescentCrescent CycleCyole AcademyAcademy beehas beenbeen enen.- RANGES. donsUUE atat theirtheir restdcnce.residence. RbariaZSharing, fbelievebeliev H ’ £m*e himhim perfectlyperfectl° **•y “»honorablehonorabl e Inin* allal l gagedgaged forfor thethe occasion.occasion. TheThe Associa-Associa- hampooing, etc.,etc. , satisfactorilysatisfactorilj jew-per- businessbusiness transactionstransactions andand financiallyfinancially Ion pumbers about 150 members, the ableable toto oarrycarry outanyoutany obligationsobligations mademade tion number, about ISO members, the TinTin anandd SheetSheet IronIron Work.Work. iSi by their4 firm. Tru oldestildest ofof whichwhich laIs over’*>over 90 yearyear,s ofof age.age . SHETLAND WoolstonWoolston & Buckle,Buckle, Toledo.T West &O. Tru&i **., wholesalwholesalee druggistsdruggists., TheThe MissesHisses MargaretMargaret anandd AgneAguess Haboney, of New York, are spending EdwarEdwardd French,Ffencb, ofof WesWantt BsvvuthSeventh WaldflngWald In g.. KinnanKlnnan & Marvin,Marvin, whole-whole- Mahoney, of New Tork, are vending street.street, IsI* sojourningsojourning alongalong thethe JerseyJersey PONIES. HEATEHEATERR WOHI,WORK, TDIllBiG,TINNING, PAINTERS.FAINTERS. salesale druggists,druggists, Toledo.Toledo. O. thehe summersummer withwith theitbelrr auntaunt., liraMrs.. coast.coast. I * nfPOWTKOIMPOBTED . HOME-BREDHOMH-BKED . Hall'sHall's CatarrhCatarrh CureCure isIs takentaken Inter-inter- JamesJames Btrappe.Btrappe, ofof BrookBrook aveoue.avenue. FULLFDLWBLOOD BLOOD.. CROSS-BREDCB088-BKKU . HARDWARE. Wallall Papers.Papers. PainttrsPainters'' Supplies.Supplies. nally.nally, actingacting directlydirectly upouponn tbtbse bloodblood Oreaatt varietyvariety asas toto colorcolor andand slxe.slie. 81Slnle nle., HARDWARE- ; sadaca mucousraucous surfsurface Areas ofof thethe system.system. Mrs.Mrs. M.M. F.F. Elderton,Elderton, ofof WashingtonWashington COW'Mill'sS FREEFREf SILVESILVERR SERIES'SEttlES— ^ doubledouble,, tandem,tandem, four-lfour-lnn handhand andand SadHad- 141-145141-145 NorthNorth »avenue.• ' Testimonialss.Teetimonlal s Tentsen t free.free. PricePrloe 75c.75c. perpe r street,street, leftleft yesterdayyesterday forfor Staunton,Staunton, ILLUSTRATEDILLDSTRATgD CAWPAIOSCAMPAIGN KlHTIOT.EfilTIOM. diedle Ponte*Ponie*. PrioesPrices reasonablerea*osablc.. InIn- bottle.bottle. SoldSold byby allall druggists.druggists. Va.V*.,, berher formerformer homeborne,, foforr a shorshortt BimetallismEimetHlliam andand Menometalllsm,Menometalllem. bbvy spectiospecUonn solicited.solicited. CatalogueCatalogue maltedmailed visit among relatives and friends. ArcArchiblebn bib I shopp Walsh;Waleb ; prio*price 25c.25c. Coin'sCoin's on application. A.A. M.M. QRIFFlpNGRIFFEN,, LastLust summersummer one ofof ourou r grandgrand visit among relative— and friends. HandHand Book,Book, oror thethe ElementaryElementary Prln-Prin- childrenchildren waswas sick sick withwith a seversevere'Bowele bowel —Insist—Insist CpooUpon Hood’sHood's SarsaparillaSarjaparilla. ciples ofu Money, by W. H. Harvey. 119 East Front st \ trouble.trouble. OurOur doctor'sdoctor's remediesremedies hahadd when you need a medicine to purify Passaic ; YaBeyValley StockStock FarmFarm,. 119 East Front at Jailed, then we tried Chamberlain's hen you Deed e medicine to purify price .t10a. teCoin's n,2i£te:Financial School. Uolic, Cholera and~Dlarrhoea Remedy, yourour bloodblood,, strengthenstrengthen youyourr nervesnerves !,Th.'•ThThsBIhlse DIKI.Bible ofof thlb*(hae SilveBilvsrQllwavr Csuss,Cause,TaiiM *’" b byhiy CTTJANDUANEE H.H . NASH,NASH, TelephoneTelephone Coil,CaU, «a. whichwhic• VS*h gavegave veryveranay speedspeedyuiarrnoeattemeqy,y reliefrelief.. WWte andnd givegive youyou anan appetite.appetite. TherTheree cacann W H.H. Hsrvny;Harvey; priseprice lie.Kc. Coin'Colo’ss FinPlu-- Millington.MUlingtoit, MorrisMorris county.Nswcounty, New JerseyJersey regard it as the best medicine ever bee nono substitutesubstitute fortor iBood’l Hood's . sneisiancial BchoslSchool upup ttoo DateHats,, bbyy Ww . H.H. •6 •SAW35 4W regard it as the beat medicine ever Hood's Pills are tiie beat after-dln- HarveyHarvey:; prfcaprice 85c.23c . A TalTnise ooff TwoTwo LewiLewiss B.B . Coddlngton,Coddington, Putput onon thethe marketmarket forfor bowebowell comcom-- Hood’s Pills are the beat after-dio- NallonNationsa (AiA HovsllNovel) byby WW.. H.H.Harvey Harvey;; plaints,—Mrs.plaints,—Mrs. EE. . G.Q . Gregory.Gregory. Fred-Fred- _eruer plU:pill: assistasaist digestion,digestion, prevenpreventt concon-- price 26c. Chapters on Silver, by [Sacoessor to T. J. Carey.] •rlckstown.erickstown. Mo.Mo. ThisThis certainlycertainly iIss the eUpaUon.stipation, Hoasc . I • - ' irisn S6o. Cbsptsra WANTSWANTS ANDAND OFFERSOFFERS.. [Successor to T. J. Osrey.l beatbest medicinemedicine overever putput onon thetbe marketmarket Henry G. Miller; price 25a. •orfor dysentery,dysentery, summersummer complaint,complaint, —Don't-Don't trifletrifle awag^timeaway time wbenjwnwhen you TH BIXE SI 11088X (102 pages6 page sads an 114d 11 4Illus- Illus - ve cholera morbus or dlarrhcBa, trations,trations.)) 81.00.si ,oo. ; WAHTED-By women, rach with FurniturForoitnree A& FreighFreightt ExpressExpress coliccolican andd choleracholera Infantuminf an turn InIn children,children. have cholera An Encyclopedia of Facts and Ii \V so„ lafwwtinfant oror youngyoung child,child, sltoo-sltua- I•tt jI«T) 9f‘Tr failsfails toto givgivee promppromptt relief r ,aht them In the beginning with De- An Encyclopedia of Facte and Io- In tbe country (general house- Office— 34 W, FBONT ST. when used in reasonable time and the Witt's CoHc and Cholera Cure, xou .ormatlon on the National Issue froi tioos Id Us country igsusral house- when used in reasonable time and the don't have to wait for results, they are the standpoint ol the Democratic work.work, plainplain oooking.etc.lcooking.etc.) SmallSmall wageswages JAUK*Large 'A'VTIY*.Covered Tanw razorss ouir Trucksaiuuu.. Platalala printedprinted directionsdirections areare fallowed.followed, dotTtVave to wait for results, they are expected. < Railroad fare paid by As-Good*uooaGoods ^del^veaeuveradelivere reddi •toto anyany ^urt part ofUuof the UP., frirntific AmriUxi SManytany mothersmothers havehave ezpreasadexpressed thelthei r nstantaneous, ana it leaves the PlatformPlatform.. TwoTwo MillioMillionn copiescopies sold to expected. ■ Railroad fareraM by As- Jewels In faealty condition. For sale date.date. Agent*Agents wafltedwasted.. FranFrenik Wei_ r sociation.sociation ApplyApply BrideState drarittasCharities AiAidd 9. Satisfaction a S5C-1 " ‘ •Jncere""^ere gratitudgratitude1 e forfor thethe curescures itIt hahass SKSM&f£ L. W. Ba/dolnb dd.So.!“Pr, 143 W&t Fron JSt A& Oo..Co.. Publishers,Publishers, StationStation "O,”"O, " HswNew AssociationAssociation., 10810$ BastBast Twwog-seooTwenty-secon d* rssonablo.resonable. P.P. Offttoi. Box 1.1 . jrnSI SSLForFor salesale bybyT T.. 8 . Armstrong.Armstrong, L. W. Randolph, I4J Wtot Front York City. ; . 8 18 4-91 streetstreet., NewNew Torkntty.Torkcity. 0106 30 68 co 1I m movtagmoving a specialtyspecialty "1 THTHlEE CONSTITUTIONAL!:jCONSTITUTlONALI^T i L iWfiNT A THIRD TICKET..!THE MAYOR ON FINANCE; DEATH FROM;THE HEAT THE OWNERSHIP FIXED HIS HEflD ON THE RAILS ? DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF A PLAIN- - | MR.j GILBERT TALKS TO THE YOUNC THOMAS AIKENS FOUNINODO'AO D AD \N IMPORTANT; SUIT TRIED A NEV. JERSEY GOLD DEMOCRATS D£- MR. GILBERT TALKS TO THE VOUM WASHINGTONVILLE. ! AST WEEK. FIELDER TO END HIS LIFE. NOUNCE THE FREE SILVER IDEA. M(N Qf MONROEMEN OF MONRO AVEMUtE CHAPEL. AVENU6CHAPE L BERRY PATCA FRIDAYFRIDAY.. i1 I < Dinpudr <;<•(« * Jua«..ir«t anil Trr ' < ninnilttrr Appoint Explain* the .«•• or N L-VT .„, IT-.,,-.., Which IU-I...IB..I M lllUF L- ll.r.l l'J- | Orc*alaailMOTEUlatlon Plfdsvu TWIrd IstervaC*.IV Thrlr iRlvmth • nV»# Several years ago. Moller & Com The New York Sun Thursday las "Grand Daylight Carnival" •« ^ ; lala mponM response to t so circular a circula tellerr lette Rentr sen t Mayor Gilbert addressed a meetlnf; Thls cxi/cpaivf warm iweatber ti 1 i The New York Sun Thursday last .cut by William J. Curtis, of Summit, Mayor Gilbert addressed a meeting been the cause of much proetrati pany, of New York, dealers In *- publishepublishedd thethe following following from from Poagh Pougl i name chosen for what will uadotih .out by William J. Cants, ol Summit, atat MonroeMoi Avenue ChapelChape Fridayl Frfda; :h proetration paoy,tilizin of Newg material,York, dealers; brough Id fer-t a keepsle: edly be on* of thp largest, ft* m the •a Dumbernumbe rof prominentof prominen Democratst Democrat s on finance, and said In substance: .dingesdd people,people and, a UUzlug material., brought s suit keeprie: on finance, and Mid in auhetanoe *. Qerard IT. Underbill. ••A well dressed man, 50 years largest, bicycle ikamde ever held b ananddbusiness business men me fromn fro allm parts all of.part s of He explained tbe early history o one of the most affectintingg Incidentsloci den against Gerard IL Underbill, of “A well dressed man. SO years of NeNewwJersey Jeiwy met me Fridayt Frida afternoony afternoo n He explained Ihe early history of was recorded Tlmr-wl;iayy afternoonafterpoo WashingtonWaebinpto Valley.n Vall.-y In Justice. In JusUc Cm*e Crow age,age, triedtried to to commit, comrnlt^sulcidea suicide at thet Ux this country. It will be heUh moneymoney andan showedd showe howd mankindbow: mankin d ley's court to recotertbe sum of $19 Hudson Blver Ballroad Btatloi " city Saturday aW&rnooojS| ''' IInn Taylor'sTaylor*s Hotel Hote Jerseyl Jerse City,y City to, con- to con - from time to time had used variout when Thomas Alketts, ageliedd 808 years,0 yeai ley's court to recover the sum of 91«L Hudson River Railroad station this sidersider thethe political politica situation.l situation Some. Som of e of from time to Urns had used various who lives on Park »veOuenue., Justjus overt uvi the priceie pric of threwe ot three'tun tons of fertilizings of fertiUri n afternoonafternoon byby laying layin ghla hi beads hea ond theo 3 o'clock, nod pljins are *>* n^ substancessubstances asa money,s money dropping, droppin oneg one jin-r i-il. JJawyeisS. S. Swackharni rolls between the wheels of the 4 :-V> p way to make the [event OMolwa^ thosethose presentpresent hare hav beene bee Democratsn Democrat s after another as the race grew in re- the line In Middlesex CountyCounty,, wasWM material. Lawyers. S. Swackhnmcr rails between the wheels of the 4:9d P- after another as ihe race grew In re- {presented the New York firm. A ro. train for New York. He in(the bicycling World. Tbs arlgUul forfor moremore than than halt hal acentury.f a century Among. Amon g finement andand knowledge, knowledge until, unti Ihel tb usee us e round lying prostrate iipn a apatch patc ofh representedo the New York firm. At ra. train for New York. He wan dis- ln.the bicycling World. The, ththee confereesconferees were wer ex-Senatore ex-Senato Henryr Henr y blackberry bushes. Lifire- hadha dalmost almo thate tha timet timjudgmente judgmen wan givent was the give n tii coveredcovered byby the th engineere enginee ofr ao ffreight a f reijr b committecommitteee metme lastt las nightt ntgbtatF.I at ^ D.1>.Wloton. Win ton, of o Bergenf Berge county;n couDty James; Jame s of gold and silver ns money had he. left the body when he waanas discovered discovered plaintiffplaintiff Accordingly. Accordingl an uxecullony an executl o traitrainn onon the th northe north-boun bound tnd ckstnck ands an Martin'sMartin's cyclei'yi'U> store etore and aus thei theenthntf sal M J. Parker. Perth Amboy; Judge John come almost universal. He see forth by one of Ihe family. Dr Simpson. Simpso waswa Issueds issue andd Constableand poostabl Georgee Oeo^ge was pnl'edpuled from from bis hi dangerouss dangerou posi-s po e manifestemanifestedd waswas Boinrthlngl somethin reg maatfca- B. Green, WestSeld; John Hone, 1 very clearly the cause which led up was hastily sent fir. buf when beat Stward was authorised to make tiontion byby the tb firemane firema andn an Archied Archi Wain,e I'lui u bis. consideringB the tb warme war .m TTinrfc^ B. Green. Westfield; John Hone, toto thetb demonetisatione demonetizatio ofn silver,of silver and, and it when he nr Stewardlevy wason certai authorisedn gopd* to make. Whe • n he ai the Poughltpepeie Cab Company Those who comboae the ooniiarasM MonmouthMonmout b oonnty;county Otto; ' OttCrouse,o Crouse , showedsnowed thattha Insteadt instea ofd this of beingthis bein * g i rived the man was d*ad.; Mr.Mr .Aiken Aike nlevy on certain guide. When be ate the Poughkeepsie Cab Company's Those who compose the earn lloben Stewart,i William William R. Starrett,B. Starrett , great crime against humanity that it lived wtthhls son-in-law,.HamuelJohn- Samuel John temptedtempte tod maketo mak t|iee levythe lev Mrs.y L'DdetvMrs. fi i agentagent ata thet th station.e station The. strangerThe strang e areare amongamong Plainfield's PlainnVld' beats bes b t boribtat e I* Wilson, Jersey City; H. M. Bon,and as the bushefeweK loaded wit hill, mother of the>defendant, claii turned out to M Dr. L B. Glenn, of 48 men,men, andand there there ran qa ben nobe dost w> doub t u to George L Wilson, Jersey City: H. M. wawass broughtbrough aboutt abou In ta perfectlyin a per t •reloaded with bill,tha mothert the good of tiiedefrndsnt.s belonged claimedto her Craiturnedg place out to, bePl*infield Dr. L R, Glenn, N. J., of a 48dru m the success of the event. It wai ds> BullingtonBnlflngton., Rutherford;Buthi-rford M.; M V.. V .litre.. Niven , natural way. . . , ' berries he thought be woulwouldd trytry sod. an thatt the goods belonged to her nod Craig place. Plainfield, S. 3.. a drum- the success of the crest It • Morttctair; George Lichbridge, natural way. pick a few of them. ' Hejeft th* bouse she refused to allow tbe goods to be mer for the Buinford Chemical Works cided to invite I all cycle dabs soi Montclair: Georgs Uchbrldge, HaHe illustratedillustrated forcibly forcibly ths th ideae ide thata tha t • left the bouse shelevie refusedd upon to allow. the; goods to he omerf Providenc for the Rumforde R. I Chemical. After Works visitii i eldedriders to withi inviten a all radius cycle daof fifty -t^ OrangeOrange;; HugoHug oMunzel. MUDWI Jr.., Hilton;Jr., Hilton ; moneymoney shouldshould have hav veinse valu Ine Itnelf.in its ae about 10 o'clock ID ihe morningmorning,,and an levied upon. of Providence, R. L After visiting riders within a radius of fitly James Neilson, New Brunswick; j as he*dld not cooiei home to dinhe ThU fact caused Lawyer Swack several hotels.) where he asked fo and as an Inducement for then t* Jnmes Nellson, New Brunswick; valuevalue thattha ist recognizedis recognized In every in e •ms to dinner. This race caused Lawyer Swack- severalrooms wit hotels,h gaf wherel in hathem asked, an ford three comand ase ansn dInducement join the parad tor «e filrgaitmil CharlesCharles H.H Baker.. Baker Montclair;;, Hontclⅈ E. ;H. £ . H. place, and tbe capacity to .bold tha' something seemed >*> tol•11l tbsth efamily famil hamery hame to bringr to brin atdtg to But prot vsto right prov ofe right rooms with gag la them, and three piece, and the capacity to .hold that that all was not well and as the berry property. The defendant secured gun shops and two drug stores, h costly prizes will! be offered, uoM Applegate, Monmouth county, and value through all the mutations of that all _ .. property. _ .The , .. defendant secured gunwaa shopstaken amiinto two custod drugy stoma,by Policema be n diamonds, jewelry, etc Great Q Dr. Karl Meyer. Newark. Mr. Cunts patcpatchh waswa nots no fart fa fromr fro diem th housee houn Mis.e Mr s Reed1^ I'd & & Coddlngton Coddingtoi andt an thed th casee <• was was taken Into Custody by Policeman had a big stock of letters from sound- time. Johnson walked to tbe place tried before Justice Bpeer and a six Miller. Sergeant Weltoo searched was exercised in the selection of had a big stock of letters from sound- No other kind of money would oou- Johnson walked to the place and tried before Justice Speer and a six-. hiMiller.m an Sergeantd fouod [o Wein bi tons perso searchedn a brass moneymoney DemocratsDemocrats In In various variou part,s part ofs ot therethere shesh weee wa startleds startle to findd t hero fin d he menlenjurya Jury at tWashingtonvllle, Wash)ngtonvlUe Thurs-, Thur s him and round on hla person a brass lemei, and hey wiU all 4 stitute a safe and uniform standard fathei in a precarious condition. day. cheek giving his name and addresi the State, who were unehle to bo fathei in a precarious condition. day. checktaoo in giving cash, h|sa gol named watch and address,, and a eei best to give Ptaicfleld such a Ow m present on account of ihe brief notice by which to measure the value of He had not picked [many berries and On.)Onts or of the th stronge stron| pointsg point madeo mad by e b; 9900 In cash. " —"gold ' watch, and s cer- " has never seen t ' given, but expressed their sympathy , other commoditise. Money, he said. He had not picked tunny berries and ate of deposit of $9,000. Drs gleen, but expressed their sympathy Is a measureS\5 of value,u just as a yard- Ihethe Intenseintense bent bea mistt m^sthav have donee don Its e its thetbe plaintiffplaintiff waswa sthat tba ift Mrs.if Mrs Coders. rude r Poweltificatel olan depositd . Bfari of 9X000.U examine Dm. d Dr Hearty 91,000 with the movement. The meeSng stick Is a measure of length, or a workwork quickly.quickly Mrs.. Mis Johnson. < Johnso in- n In hill ownedned the th propertye propert whyy wh shouldy shou U GlenPowelln an andd Marillgive examinedIt as thei Dr.r opini . toward tbe earn was nailed lb order by Mr. Cortlejrbo pound weight la a measure of quan- formedformed theth othere Othe membersr im^mber of thes of the heherr sonson produce produce a billa bil ofl saleof sal showinge showin ) Glennthat h ande is sufferingfsw 1C asg theirfrom opinion melancholia . scarcely been ai effort mad« toward " explained Us object. John Hone wasu - tity. ;r a bushel Is the measure of ca- household,household, andand Mr. Mr Aiken. Allte wasn wa carrieds carrie d thatthat hehe had ba soldd sol herd h« ther th goodse Rood whichs whic h thatA despatc be Is sufferingh tellin fromg of melancholia. his plight wa s •llectlng money. There is a gtaad elected chairman and Francis B. ! pacity,pacity, and audi it Ist Ijusts jus ast essential as essentia thatl thaj toto the the bouse, house while, whil (heree ther wase wa yets Ilf** ye t life defendantdefendant alreadyalready claimed: claime wasd wa hers he senA dsapaleht to bis telling home. of hisBe plight will waabe held opportunity f< lainfielders^siMBW. Pollsk.Pol lok, ofof Summit, Summit secretary., - - ■ - i of value should be always InIn the the body. body He. H »a»unconsciouse waj upoonsciou ands an c property.iperty. TheTh jurye Jur composedj twmpoBe ofd Geo.of O ■unUput lu» wor hisd bonse. is receive Hs willd wha be heldt to do With ly the business 1 ortion, to give the Mr. Curtis eaid he was not a pout! u“>.mcasuisad In every place the same, as It Is Inin thattha conditiont conditio tyen filedh1 k....as. wer sre.le oa t live hours A reporter reporter for fo Thsr Th Presse Pres calleds calle at d at that day. candidatescandidates Stat Chisago Chicago he h thoughte though It t it If you knew of a storekeeper 10 MrMr.. AlkeaAlke waaa wa a mans a of'ma goodn of good returned with a veniii-t for the Dr.Dr. Olenn'sOlenn'B horns borne this tiki mornings mornin andg an •iy, Saturday. September 6th, waewas thethe duty duty of o everyf ever sound-moneyy sound-mone y town who is in the habit of using two health,health, andand only onl yday da beforey before yetterday yesterda y fendant. The pluifitiff will now take foundind that that Mrs. Mrs Olenn. Qlen hadn hagoned gon to e ' will t» a gala da|r for Plainfleld, sad DemocratDemocrat tot odo dwhato wha he ooukit he tocoul d to or three yardsticks. of „ different, dim™, length^* togtll be was talkingtalkin tog Or.to SlmpaonDf. Simpso on n on tbe case to the Court of Chancery foi Poughkeepsie.Pougbkeepste. MiasMis Olenns Glen Boldn sai thatd ti n nothing reroaini ic w bat for every- ' ovenavert thethe impending impending disaster disaster It. wasIt was say 11 Inches one daye da andy an SOd or W M o sn,r 3 6 f generalgeneral topicstopic ofs othef th day,o day when. hewh < tbe purpose of having the bill ot sale theythey knewknew nothing nothin morng mor of ethe o St.f the at- body to put tliel r for that reason that be eent out lari- other, you would svcld bis store for seemedseemed tot obe bhalee hal ande hearty.\ and hearty He . He set aside as fraudulent. The defense ipt to commit suicide than the brie tattoostations toto the th conference,e conference and, an thed re-the re- fear of being defrauded. leavesleaves threethree daughters daughter marrieds marrie andd an t made s strong plea and attempted to teleoram conveyed last night. So* • verybody do so nething, no _ sulsultt exceededexceeded his hi expectations.s expectations . ine son also married. prove that the goods were owned by said that she could not account to how little, and i ie result will be re- "The Chicago candidates and the NowNow sa dollar dolla ofr ourof oa moneyr a as ex- one son also married. "The Chicago rand Id ales and the pressedpressed byby law law Is ofIs the of valuethe v of 931-S Dr.Dr. HimpeonSim peo sen!n sen wordt wor to dCounty to Count y Ura. VuderhilL There was at large her father's actions unless it was the corded In history as one of the gnat- Chicago platform," be said, “do not grains of pure gold so that ass mea- PhysicianPhysician Dong,Long of, ofNew: .Ne Brunswick,w Brunswick , crowd of spectator* present who were excessive beat had affected his brain est of events. I ereafter the meetings represent Democracy, either past, and the latter came Over and grantee anxious to see Jiidm Speer try bia Dr. Glenn has been a resident o will beheld In the Board of Trade present, or future. This movement is sure of value every dollar Is equlva- and the latter came over and granted' Dr. Olenn baa been a resident of present, or future. Thu movement Is lent to' S3 2 1-53 1- grains5 grain ofs pure of pur gold,e gold and , and a burialburia permit.l permit The, funeral was first case. The Olal was held thithiss citycity for fo ar numbera numbe ofr years of yearbut s but luteIntende Driedd to to enable enabl everye ever Democraty Democra tot to held from the bc-us Demler's hotel. • only practiced for a short Ume. For The next meeting will be bald vote for a Democratic candidate and thethe laboringlaborin mang ma whon workswho work tor s " held from the bouse this afternoon. only practiced for a short Urns. For vote fbr n Democratic candidate and wages, or has money in the Savings sosometim melt mse hs h bate ha beens bee connectedn connecte withd wit h Thursday evening, August 13th, at ' DemocraticDemocratic principles. principles A. tblntA thir ticketd ticke i t wages, or has money In the Savings DIEDIEDD ATA BALTIMORE.T BALTIMORE . A MURDERER'S SANITV. Bumford Chemical Works, who pre- j rill afford an opportunity to Demo- ~Ban * bssk o moneyr bas mone due himy du frome hi anym fro m any Rumford Chemical Works, wbA pre- •X). trill afford an opportunity to Demo- sourcesource lienis en tilled tilled to demandto deman thatd Ittha t It QmllM II, B»t H. pare Hereford'sHorsford's Arid Ad Phosphate.d Phosphate . Below will be found the officers and cratsi rats toto vote vote conscientiously. conscientiously It. laIt nec-, is nec - ommitteea: Chairman, J. Fred Mac- ' (ssary to take prompt action, so that strailsnail bebe paid paid him hi Inm dollars in dollar eachs eac oneh one Senary to take prompt act loo, so that ofof whichwhich shall shal bel equalbe equa Id valuel in valu to e to MrsMrs.. MargaretMargare Fillmore,t Fillmoie wife, ofwif e of aok Freehill, i the tramp wbo a THROUGH TWO FIRES. >onald; secretary, F. R. Stevens; (beIhe sound-moneysound-money Democrats Democrat ofs Newof Ne w Frank Freehlll, .the tramp who a r^aaurer, Edward White. Jersey. ereey cancan act ac tot concertin concer witht wit theirh their 8323 1-5 1 '> grains grain ofs o puref pur gold.e gold j. JohnJohn Fillmore,Fillmore ,formerly formerly of o thisf thi city,s cit y yearyear agoag oshot sho andt an killedd kille Speciald Specia Of- l Of. Ttw nuns* Nlnr a westernwestern friendsfriends The. Tb Indianapolise Indianapoli s AnAnyy manman who wb seekso seek tos compelto compe himl hi m dieddied Inin Baltimore Baltimor one o Saturdayn Saturda aty theat the ficerleer JewellJewell In in Bahtnty, Rahway while, whil resist-e resist - Finance committee—Edward White, eonvenUoni onvention IsI weltings waitin tog hearto heafromr from to accept accept a dollara dolla ofr leasof les values valu thane tba* ageage orof fifty-ala flfty-aix years years She. Sh trade beenhad been ingng arrest,arrest, has ha escapeds escape fromd fro Chem th Mor-e Mo r costly silver hose carriage J. Fred MacDonaid, T. J. Carey, L. ', lew Jersey." thisthis robsrobs him him of owhstjJustlyf whatfjusU belongsy belong s ailingailing batbu threet three day. day ands an herd death ber deat h ris PlainsPlains Insane Insan Asylum,e Asylum where, wher hee he owned by Alert'Hoae Company, N< B. Woolston, H. H. Coward. 10hlm resulted from an accident caused to him. TheThe gold gold dollar dolla Isr ai safes a safe resulted from an accident caused by waawas confined.confined Several. Severa weeksl week ago s ago so badly damaged in the Parade and Invitation—F. L-C.Mar- A declaration declaration of o prioclples,preparedf prlnclples,prepare d measur' e of value, because it has ia falling down a flight of stairs. Brain tin, Nate TltsworUi, Chae. B. Morse,' r. Curtis, was adopted. It de- of value, because It bas la falllug down a flight ot stain. Brain Freehlllf wbi 11 beganbegan to to Act ac strangelyt strangel Isy thein tb e recent Flsk Bra, has been Ukeo by Mr. Curtin, wan adopted. It do fever set In soono aftern ajfte ther scqtdsntthe aoci i Btate Prison at Trenton. For the m J. Hervey Doaoe. I*. O. Tlmpsoa. F. bounced the free-silver proposition Ul every place In the civilised world and State Prison at Trenton. For the mur- from Roberts' livery stable, where 1 and other features of the Chicago plat- • I Ihe same uniform value of andand berhe lifer lif frome from that: timethat waa time ' derderortbeofUcerh of the officer bee Was wa coa nvictedconvicte ofd been stored, and transferred to R. Steven*. V. V. EUerton, a C. U»- lOOcta. under free coinage system, despaireddespaired of.of. murdermurder Inin the th seconde secon degree.d degree HU . Hii th« FitzatmmoDs and Crisp Works at -, Thos. H. Coming. form, declared for the maintenance of the stiver dollar would be a fraudulent TheThe hotlybody arrived arrived In PlainfieldIn Ptainfiel ond on WBIIIV was ten years' imprison mem Priie-ll O. Timpson, Ed. White, Jt the gold standard, and advocated the eentence wee ten years' Imprisonment Trenton for repairs. Cfater Poane . Hervey I>oane, 8. P. T. Wltbw, C. I measure of value because Its value ththee 66:0 «44 train trai nthis thi morning,s morning acrom-, accom < and a line of f 1 ,owu. Shortly after bb was present and took charge of the retirementretirement ofof the th greed.arks.e greenbacks It. didIt did panled by the husband, one son, a sod e fine of 91.00U- 8bortly after bU W. Bunyon. containcontain aa denunciation denunciation of o thef th Incomee incom e frequently changes to day It la worth panled by the husband, one soo. a convictionivictlon Inin October Octobe lastr las het waehe re-wa n ri- transfer, and many persons gathered ; hotbut 11 fly-threelitty-thre cents,e cents peat, nes montht mont it h it daughter,daughter, andan and undertakerH:J undertake fromr from ved to tbe Trenton priaon. The on the sidewalk and In the street to AdvertiBlng-C. B. Morse, U O. tax,tax, butbu tthis this was wa strickens stricke outn ou ont mo-on mo- worth MU ie88 TD 1 moved to the Trenton prison The imp#on. Edward White, M. F. Elder- may"^y tt he"* worth still less. Tof compel ""I* n • Baltimore,Baltlm e, butbu tthe th funerale \ funera arrange-l arrange - tbystctans about tiro months ago no- view the remains of the once famous, tiontion ofof George Qeorg pSumner, Sumner who, wh thoughto though t ««"' > "ceive-a silver dollar as the physicians about tiro months ago no- >n, H. J. Martin. Itit unwisennwise that tha Itt ishouldt shoul bed Includedbe Include d man to 1receive a silver dollar as the ment.ments havehave not no yett ye beent bee completed.n completed , ticedIced hisbi sstrange strang action.,e Actions and, an afterd afte a r a beautiful and costly hose carriage, equivalentqulvalenlitof o af golda gol dollard dolla wouldr woul be d be TheTheyy willwill In I alln al probabilityl probabilit lakey take place plac e ireful examination pronounced him, which has in years gone by been the Entertainment H. E. Rider, W. L. j TheThe declarationdeclaration further further called calle ford fo ther the careful examination pronounced him -rue, H. J. Martin, W. H. Roger*, T. nominationnomination ofof areal a real Democratic Democrati cticket ticke t totorob rob him hli of 47 cents%nt ons everyon ever dollary dolla i fromn the the house hous one o Lelandn Lelan avenued avenu to-e U. Insane.sane. HaH waae wa removeds removed to ths to Scale tbe Stat e pride of the Plainfleld Fire Depart* paidpaid him.hi The laboringlaborin mang who :ma i morrowTOW afternoonafternoon and oc dInterment intermen willt w i isaoe A»j'lum. It is alleged The carriage went through the . Carey, John Tetterlelo. . whichwhich couldcould be b supportede supporte byd Demo-by Derbo - Insane A^lum. It U alleged that Traasportation-J. A. Baynes, L.B. | cratscrats whowb wouldo woul voted forvot neithere for Ineither 1! sendsids from from tilde tim toe timeto tim a portione a portio of n of bbee mademade In I nthe th Methodiste Hothodis cemeteryt cemeter y FreehilFreehllll waewaa not no Insane,t Insane but, bu byt ab yruse a Crystal Palace flre many years ago ^ryan nor McKinley. Wm. J. Curtis hla hard earned1 earne savingsd saving to sthe to old th ■ e old ooOn Plainfield Plalnfield avenue. avenue . bebe mademad ethe th phjMdaaae physician believes believ be e he and as its latest experience was the Woolston, Thomas Han na, was selected for professional National folks In the old country can easily DecedentDecedent onlyonly left lef Plainfieldt Plainflel withd with , waswaa., aaaa be h kuewe knew It wouldit woul bed aasvbe toea» r ! to second* time it has been In a lire, some PoUoe—Sergeant Kiely, Roundsmen Commit Iceman, and the result of the calculate to what extent he WIU be do- ! herler familyfamily about abou at yeara yea agor ag ando an sinced sinc e escape from tbe irutane asylum. people believe that the next Urns will meetingmeeting waswas telegraphed telegraphe dto IndUa-to Indian ^- frauded ^auded IfI bef h wille Wil keepl kee Inp mind In min thisd l this thenthen hasha beens bee livingn living in! Baltimore.In! Baltimore . surely, be "three tiroes an out." —There was a genuine old-fashioned apolis. —je *—* tact *tha goldt undestandardr a icol d standard SOUTH PLAIN FIELD. SCOTCH PLAINS- set-to In tbe big Ice-house near Grant rery pound he sends to the old folk* SOUTH PLAINFIELD. A committee, committee ,consisting consistin ofg Judgeof Judge , •very pound ha sends to the old folks FreFredd Naylor,Naylor ,aged age< twenty-fiveS twenty fiv yearse year s venue Friday morning. One man Green, James J. Parker, ex "Senator ati home home cost* cost hims hi aboutm abou 91.90t i$L9and 0i and andand aa former forme rwell-known well-know Plalnflrlder.n Plalnflelder , Thos.Thus. Brantloglram BraiiUagham Is I ridings riding a new a ne w Miss Maggie Bcultor.of Baritan, re Greco, James J. Parker, ex Senator . Norwood wheel. was bit on tbe bead with a cake ot tea. HenrHenryy D.D Wlnton,. Win ton Henry. Henr H.y H Hart. Har andt an d —' surer standard It will oosi i andand aa sou so ofn Jacobof Jaco aadb Elisabethand Elizabet h Norwood wheel. turned home Saturday after a two ut he waa not seriously Injured, The Joseph M. Stover, was appointed to himhim 99.00.$9.80 . Maylor, of ttaia city,, n's farm. CaporaCaporall ••all a State Convention. This was a not known at all. If Manager Hlnpe aon'sHol farm.y communio n will be observed perintendingperintending theth masone maso workn wor ank a on i movementmovement withinwithin the th epresent presen rcgulnrt regula sendsr send anys moreany mor samplese sample of farms of pro- , far m pro- Oml**; «f( nklBOoldcn. Holy communlc* will be otoerred I oewew building. building . organizationorganization,, andand It iwast wa possibles possibl thate thar dues, duc to Thee to Call Th hee Cal wouldl be do woul welld tod o well to A delightful pknji waa held at the n the Holy Innownu Episcopal the sound-money Democrats mijiki' lahurc the hHoly on Sunday Innocents; Augus Episcopalt 16th, at the MrsMrs.. ThomasThomas M. M Faff.. Puff Jr.,. Jt and, an tarod two the sound-money Democrats might’ have havthe earticles tbe article carefullys carefull labeledy labeled faumbek, last Friday, when church on Sunday, August 16th, at the sons,sons, returnedreturned to t oBrooklyn Brookly forn fo a stayr a sta y LittleLittle controlcontrol thethe jugular regula Stater Stat Conventione Conventio withn Instructionswith instruction aa tos their as to Intended their intende d larty was driven to the Olen on Cbas. afternoon service. ind refuse to endorse Bryan and u»e. By the way, does the; editor of afternoonRev. E. service.,Everett Jones , of Clinton, a ofor aa week weekk yesterday ywterda wttby wit Mrs.h Mrs Pairs. Pair s Fisk's brake and that Rev. E. Everett Jones, of Clinton, a Jier, wbo has been visiting ber Sewall and the Chicago platform The Call refuse a morning dish U> BY ALL DEALERS. to Middletown. N. Y., this week, and allof on preparation the side of required the whee areL ' —Another one of; • the street railway day. Some sought the mountain NorthNorth PlainfieldPlalsfield at a thet to Plains,e PLaina Batur, Satu i hhe« trillwill also also trot tro thet thhorsee hors St Porte a t °“Por t* whreL while others were going to the sea- ay afternoon next at 3 o'clock. Tervis and Goshen. canira ha*has been been take* take fromp fro them malathe mail while others were going to the sea- day afternoon next at l o'clock. Jervis and Goshen. MsDy out-of-townl,ow bicyclistsMany out-of-tow do Dot n bicyclists!do nit linene aadand laid laid up u inp thein shoptin- forsho re-p for re shore.bore. BillyBiUy Lee,Lee ,of o Crescentt Crescen leaguet Leagu fame,e fame , OnOn accountaccount ot o ftbe th extremee extrem heate bea oot f° on follo fullyw the full Instructionsy tbe instruction and s ' arid pair*.pairs. will playplay short shor ont o then tbf home) hom team,e team and, an d Saturday afternoon there was but one directions in the road book, whic" " —It—It seemedseeme Saturdayd Saturda nighty asnigh t as Saturday afternoon there was bat one “Ireotluns In tbe road book, which is —A shoulder capej belonging to Mrs, though a large portion of Plainfleld', thethe ninenine wlU wi beU strengthened. be strengthened It U , it Is ; trialtrial otrperd of speed on on the th tracke Hac otk theof th Gene Gen Rotten- gotte outn by ou thet bL.y A. th W„e L and. A In. W., ao< -A shoulder cap*, belong dr to Mrs. though a large portion of Plainfield's said, by the addition of an Imported ,IJ consequence "when passing through HerabSarah Warren,Warren ,of o Summit.f Summit lout, los |Dt thla in thi s populatiopopulationn waswa ridings riding on o thsn electricthe electri t ; said, by the addition of an Imported tlemen'demon'ss DrivingDriving rark Park Association Associatio non o '’'“sequencen -when |aselug through city, last week, ant} jadvertised in The batterbatteryy fromfrom Canada. Canada The. Th Somersetse Somerset s ParParkk avenue,avenue Saturday, Saturda afternoon.y afternoon,h mMU* .becomesthir s cit somewhaty becomes mixed somewha In t mixed In city, last week, ui>d -advertised In The streettreet can.cars .It waaIt wa (hes th oalye onl placey plac onee on« the matter of. roads. On* bicyclist Pnwa.Press, wa* was found found by hj E.j EA.. Latne,A. Lalne th* , the witrillU have have a a pitcher pitche allr al tbel thwaye fromway from . LaronAaro nBrower's Brewer' bays ba study trottedstud trotte a from*d a ' of roads. One bicyclist couldcould getge at a breeze. breeze v Easton. [cMATS, IKJKItfou; from Newark iwho left Allentown, P«., barber,>rber, and and will wil bol returnedho returne to th*d to the —An Incandescent lamp bums all Easton. ’ COPYRIGHTS. } milemile In in 8 23.2 23 Next. Nex Saturdayt Saturda It Isy ex-it is ex- *«'“lt who left Allentown. Pa, owner without d<»l«y. —An Incandeeoent lamp burns all EvidentlyEvidently actingacting under unde suggestionsr suggestion s f peeledpectedthat tha Thomast Thoma Brantinghnm,s Brantiogham '“'j, Saturdayearly Saturda reachedy reached Plainfield, Plainfleld at , at owner without dayay ata tthe th entrancee en tranc toe the to station the station 11 o'clock yesterday. He said he had —Applicant*—Applicants tot!foi thei th freee fre deliverye deliver y Inn TheThe Prone Press a weeka wee otk otwor tw ago,o agothe , the CharleCharless Boone,Boone ,John John Osborne Osborn ande an Hr.d Mr '•, o'clockbeen yertorday.m.adir^cte Hed saidan bed hadnod e aboikt bouse. HomeSom peoplee peopl muste roust be near- be near- authoritiesuthortt ies havehave caused caused the th weedse weed ands an d Brock will enter horses In one or more serviceservice areare already already looming looming up u lap thisin thi s sightedIghted Ifif they they caa't caa' findt Qn thed th citye cit jell.y j«U . Brock will enter horses la one or more misdirectedthirty mile unds ou rodet o nboatf the way j city.city. AlthoughAlthoug th*h th nexte nex examinationt examinatio n underbrushnderbrush tnto be b removede remove fromd fro them the ofof thethe several severa friendlyl friendly trials trial ofs speedOf spee thirtyd miles oat of the way. The'be policepolice know know Shore wher Ite Is,it however,Is, however , guttersgutters andand walks walk leadings leadin tog ttbeo th Fan-e Fan - whichwhich areare being being arranged arranged for forthatday that day. -Sot,Osgood. before for Letterletter carriers carriers dd*e cloe nota no taket tak placee plac e dayay orot night. nigh ti —Not in a good manj LfoJe untiluntil December,December there, ther aree alreadyare alread y woodwood station,station, and and In isomen som placete place thes the —•There is perhaps no place in the have so many people several aspirants tor the position. —The—The Dally Dally Press Pres Iss iInformeds Informe todayd toda y roadbed has been spread with crushed -There Is perhaps no place la the **!“ *°ridin manyg throug peopleh Urn her noticede several aep4rants for the position. Mine. The new stone will prove det- citycity wherewhere polities politie sndreUglras and religion are “n^rare ^ 1° '^.*7the c —AU the men on the Delaware and onn goodgood authority authority that tha thet thproposede propose d out even hat or coat —All the men on the Delaware and WatchungTatchung avenueavenue bridge bridge will wil bel b builte buil t rimental to bicycling interests for a more considered and discussed than mea bound from Ne RaritanBaritan canalcanal between between Bound Boun Brookd Broo k inin JohnJohn H.H Bayers' Sayera harness' harnes shops sho onp on andand NewNew Brunswick, Brunswick with, wit fewh fe excep-w excep - thisthis yearyear If if tbe tb streete stree lat openedis opene aadd and me, but in the end will be a lasting East Front street. Some of the "old tion*.ions, Itit la i said,s said hare, har beene bee laidn off. lai d oft the BridgeBridge Is i required.s required The. Th budgete budge is t Is m prove merit. school” Rather there and discuss cur-. The men were pale]! last Friday and mademade upup for fo ther th yVnre yea byr theby th Freehold-e Freehold - Thesinc mene the weren som paide lastof theFridaym hav ande been ere,re, but but the th elaw law gives give thems the them thprivl-e privi - The Misses Jennie and Bachael De- rent topics, Including the gold and bangingarpund lopklng for 'brighter amp, of Linden avenue, are spending Wanted—An Idea \ of borrowing money in few weeks at tb» farmhouse ot John on ot taxes. -; Bebring, Greenbrook. THE CONST1TTUION4LISTI^LIST.

Urn** SUNM. ^ FOREIGN PACTS. DEATHS FROM HEAT _^:^r~w BRYAN'S j TRIP EAST Moat of Qwf-n Victoria's subject* an T» B. Mabel'tehsl ss coming, hornhorns, frofromm colletceltoge* rindooa. With theh "sheepskin" tbat she's wan; t SufferingSuffering Cause0«M«dd bbyy thth*o New York, Aug. Id — The adoption ThT^oo rVeeidendelPresidential NomineNominee* LofLeftt I supposTtiyja s\e Mshe'aa*lneV?t??T“s a thstknovUdc sass* went There, ia a dog up on tbe Maine coast If a Japanese fanner baa as much at * OrallThOf all thin* l * &neatp (h*s hTsun**** sun. acres of land be is looked upon aa a . Present Hot Wave. of the Savage gnn for the re-armament which•hich isia a valuablvaluablee aadand rainevaluedd assistantassistant Present Hot Wees. of the National iruard at a cost of wer Ofcia^oGbiaaao Lst.Late UlLastt KighNWhLt I1 shellshall hardlyhardly andar* addrvssaddress herber «f U.. Netiooel mud Now.Now. she'ssbe'a XOtcat a blMgc AA.. Bti. atH ia lighthouse.lighthouse. AecordlnaAocordla*; ttoo tbtbae Fort Port-- •300.0CMOO.OCOO is t ola btoe vitroroualbe elroroeelv oppose d bv Woulr esiMd 1I wer*wte a« cravgravee professorprofessor.. landland DallyDaily ArguaArgna tbethe animalanimal tettea tbethtbee onlyonly A leaguleaguee foforr thtbee eliminatioeliminationn cdof for- HIT STATES ALMOST SCORCHED tha Winchester Arias company of N'ew DUE IN PITTSBCRG THIS EVE81SI ThenThen perhapsperhaps she'she *s fancfancyy memet! dog regularlyregularly employed at any light- eigIgaa wordsworda fromfrom ththee FrencFrenchh llanguage ~ ■in STATES ALMOST SCOICHED Havenw«nch^u,, Conn., an d other gwa i. n . dde n pinsBCRC ms evehk -has been fonmB In raria. Hnvcn, Coon , and oilier guu inventor* WonderFonder IfIt Mh*Hiss Usb'Mob s forsjottesforgotten.. househouse Idin tbthee districtdlMrirt,, end be performs, kd!and nuDaftctarpnmaouractnrer* wh*koo entepnlrr*dr th« Ere she con]U«»i«l Greek; bis dut«yy Inin a manner that ia perfect- Prince Eugene, th*the youegestyoungest sobson o« f I-Ur**j a Bs—rdbreefcav at Xwmw U9tteat beforebefore ththee t1tUcommivu«ttate com mission namea* rodd HowHow wewe roamedroarae* beneathbeneath the cottascotton lyly satisfactory.satisfactory. Kingking OscarOscar IT.II. ooff SwedeSwedenn anandd NorwayNorwnj , „!.«. th. H.rnrj Cllsa.lUK *1™« to select a (jnn. They claim WeedsWoodsodss thatthat b*atbootb|nt shoveabove tbetthe creecreehTk t He is attached to tbe lighthouse lat tohi traveling: undenaderr tb1 e name of Counm to select a trun They claim that Bpsr.'«t k»nglong afternoonafiesomus togtogethe r He Is atfattached to tbe lighthouse nt ih. 100 Mark—MM >«il therethere wa«rua collusiocol las ionn practicepracticedd iiIn the WhenWhen the cofacom waawas taIn the the husk. busk , WoodWood Island,island, offoff BiddeforBid.Wordd FoalPool., sus»dd £osrndalboerodsL. selectionaelection ofof thethe gunenn. TherTheree hahass been f-apderlng ateWlrslowir backback toccthetogetherr hasbas beenbeen therethere foforr a numbenumberr ooff yearsyear*.. It la stateditated thathatt onlonlyy one-fourt« h ot made to GOT. Morton a protest sgi ThroughThrough tbathe flewtew falfalll anaadd thtbse duskduakTf He ia the constant companion of thi? . iremettta are now imported bjr . Cfckego, *nf. 10.—Dispatches ™- mads to Gov. Morton a protest areiast He Is the constant companion of tbe Chk*gv. Aug. 10.—Dispatches rq- blabia approvalapproval ofof ththe» reporreportt filedBled bbyj the keeper,keeper, andand hahass learnelearnedd mucmuchh poff thtbea Japan,Japan, nsas againstagainst 6577 peperr OMJ t- six years) •rfred••Ived fromfrom variousvarious point*points throughouthroughoutt >icago . Pittsburg by the duties or one of Uncle SaoVs tonrflv tin country show that no point ii commission namedlamed toto recommendrecommendiid aa PennsylvaniPennsTlranlaT a roa r«dd a att 11:3 11 JO0 o'cloc < k Last ties of one of Uncle Sam s lonolr the eouotry show that ao point If 11*0 o'clock last ChestnutsChestnuts roastedroasted Ilun thlbsa ember*.embers, watchers. >an waa j trampled to desth by exempt from ths torrid weather. At 0°gun foforr thIh.e us««e ooff thtb.e NationaNationall gguard lard night^ “. Mr S“. an ,„Tm“d Mrs. Brya n departed Coasting parties on the helfhtaT pled to death by •atmpl from the torrid wssther. At Bryan departed Coasting pertlr* on tho heights? it Is customary for Teasels passing 1 on an Irish race course recently Kjin. 111., yesterday a •on of Mrs. .flb..Ulof the statet. ThTbae commissioooranlaaloun seaauli lu froJ^m Clifto aifWun a . jfe ifc“w minute- s after 11, I'onler—hengron.k-r-h»ii( thisthis Joltyloliy tabletable—— Elgin. 111., yesterday a son of Mr*. report to tbe governor about a m >nth minutes after 11, Now her 1«ridings such a "stack, Wood Island to sir* thro* btaata of the while trying to nave a Jockey who hat _Holtt a Mott diediedd of ofprostration prostration. report to the governor about a month aftemttmrr shakin g hands witwithh a larg a e num- while trying to sera n jockey Gerald McChesoey died from Ban stroke. ago, and it waa ^in favor of thth.gune gun ber of people gathered there to say Gerald Mct'hesoey died from snnstrok*. manufactured by the Savage Be| Hn. J. J. Hertman waa stricken good-bye, and ; were driven to th* Mrs. J. J. Hartman was stricken ing Arms, company of Utlea. down and will die. Five others a,rt> in union station - kccompanied by the **wa sod will die. Five others an In proteatants claim that there seei £ a serious condition.. For thrw days protaatanta clnln. that thar. aero, tn members of tbetlithle.go Chicago receptio neaptionn t serious condition.. For three day* have been collusion between at. lei , wi« semctniag in ta* hno* the mercury soared aboTS 100 at ban baan oollnlo. between at lea.. committee mllU. a. TheTb.y ha7 hadd ascure .wmndd berth berth.s the clyudy day grow bright! aoarad a bora 100 two members ot the commission nan urd-l don't deny U- trauiville, Ind., and two deaths have InIn thetha regularregular alheper,sleeper, anandd retireretiredd aaas tna»lll«. Iod., and two dootho bon by the governor and tbe; success bird beneath the dome The longest underground thorough^ been reported. At Kansas City yester- by the governor and the successful the. traitrainn dredraww ou outt o f ofth ethe station statlo. toan report'd At KanaaaCIlj jratar- competitors in the test; that, the eo iare in Great Uritain is in Central Der- day 102 nan reached, the highest eompetitora !n tha tost; that the com- Honnn. ln«L. there was Intense port ia approved by the goveroofr- the fltldBUd uvuv bcUibein' a hoyboy.. sh mint >ho« • a profit of nearly three- suffering imon; the men in the nail ponb appro.od b7 tba for.nor tha th* fefeww h eh. ha hUXSwMs (succeeded i nI. passing pu.it.g- An' bang my hair an' cat Ice cream. mint she-s* profit of nearly th suffering among the men in the nail matter will at the next session of the An* bang mf hair an* eat ice cream. pence. On every ton of penny piece* factories. There were three prostra- matter will .t th. p«ttwwlw, «* th..1 since bihls .nominatio n nearlD..rly a 7mont . „o.thh An*An - rideride shutsahlod mmyy feller'feller'ss teamteem.. pence. On every ton of penny pieces factories There wen legislature be made tha subject of I-lka; rurls uux- taken out from the mint there ia a. profit tions in the city. Dispatches from l.golator. b. mml. th. •<■>>]-<* of ago.^. MrU.r. Brya Brpanb is Ua gooa goodd aleeper.sn ilwpar. *odd taken out from the mint there to a prnfffi tiuns Id the city. Dispatches fi legislative inquiry. The Winchester Wlsh't I wus a rart of cssa. Alton. Springfield and Belvidere, 111.. legislative Inquiry. The WladMMr— d—pdespit|Ue thtbaa intensl.tenaae heahaatt ootf SaturdaB.torday7 of C369. Alton. Springfield and Belvidere. 111., ' Arms company has requested a hear- Although Blenheim palace Is prao- indicate the hottest weather on record. Arms company has requested a bear- nightnight hehe rustedreatedj wanfrail ansadd dididd nunott leavleavee WUI.-I I ..4 . r»L Although Blenheim palace ta prao- indicate the hottest weather on record. ing before the (rJ ththee healheat,, anandd IInD manmany;, with David Welch! *f the Syndicate insl presentation of a French Has; to localities a water famine is threatened. ,rL'S-U-SSL SMsA theythejjnte^-telaw-hss.y werewere stopping,stopping, anandd drovdrove* ttoo.he. ththe* nokl presentation of a French flag to localities a water famine is threatened. buildingbuilding,, NassaNassauu .ireetstreet., MeNeww YorYorkk Englewood Presbyterian church, a Wlabt I wus «rurlt .he reigninulngg monarchmonarch.rrh.. ThTh*Thse dukedakea* ooff Tha Wabash railroad official* have Englewood I'reahyterlaa church, a WeUinrton likewise pa* ihe same trib-' Tha Wabash railroad officiate hara city, as attorney to oppose tho ap- beautiful structure at Mth Street and Wish•llwni > a curl. ton likewise pnf the closed the shops of the entire system ally, as attorney to oppeee the ap- beautiful structure at flith street and DOO RENOS POGBKU* ate for Strath field nay*. cl used the shops of the entire system ' proval of the commission's report by Tal« avenu*. where they attended di- I-u Just cn|m xum and talk, • pending the heated term. At Alton proval of the commtesion'a report by Yale arsons, where they attended 41- An' when on) listle ss a salute. At such times tbe pending the heated term. At Alton thetha governor.governor. The) governogovernorr wilwinl alal-- vine sertice. They selected that bouse whistle aa a aalute. the mercary ranged from 105 to 111 vine service. They as 1 acted that beam rd alf ihe™ws 1 k. nog runs to tbe bell tops, seizes it in bja RATENTPATENT ITEMS.ITEM& the mercury ranged from 105 to Ilf loloww thathe protMtgnnprotest*nts ttoo ibbea heardheard,, bubutt of worship because the temporary : dog runs to tbe bell rope, mixes it la hte in the shade. Milan, Mo., reported of worship because tbe temporary LJk« mouth snd tugs vigorously. The doif la the shade. Milan. Mo., reported willwill notnot considerconsider thethe reportreport untiuntill someomce minister, Hev. John Clark Hill, of Aus- *™* WIsh-t ?*S7UB i »Tirll mouth and tugs vigorously. Tbs deg A patmUc may grant an exclusive yesterday lfto in the shade and minister. Rev. John Clark H01, of Aus- never ring* the bell except at th*. right A patentee may grant an exclusive yesterday 100 In the shade and time after he returns from his iaca tin, HL, is to be the pastor of their never rings tbe bell except at tbs right right to another peraoo to msnufactara much mortality among animals. time after he returns from his vaca- tin, 11L, te to he the pastor of their WIsh-t f wq• a rirl. time, 4nd never misses ring-ing It when much mortality among animals. tion.Uon. HHee wilwillt grangrantt thethe; hearinbearingg afteafterr church at Lincoln, and they wanted to od fer la't time, find never misses ringing It wb*q or sell Us device within the whole or lionet dropped in the street*, and church at Lincoln, and they wanted to All boys «o It should be rung. or aril hte device'within the whole sr Horace dropped fa the streets, and Gen.Geu. TracyTracy returnreturnss frofromm EuropeEurope,, meet him. Mr. Hill recently received U an' run odd Jobs It should be rung. any part of tbe United States. only necessary work was done. All meet him. Mr. HU1 recently received T-r t any pert of the United States. only noenasarj work wan duns. All about September £0L It la expected a call to the First Preabytariav church. Aa' ait off t&t walk for dudv snob.1 CapLCspL Oliver,Oliver, ofof tbtbse excursion steamer According to the patent laws of records were broken at Jefferson, la.,. about September ta It W expected a call to the First Presbyterian church According to the patent tews off that some sensational development* Lincoln, and will go there La a few Forest. Queen, was the first seaman to S» itierland, work on a peatrnt derto* where the thermometer registered 10ft that soros sensational davslopmente at Lincoln, and will go there la e few Sq’ltaerland, work on a pest eat deviso where the thermometer registered 10* willwill bebe broughbroughtt ououtt aatt ththee hearinghearing.. weeks. After th« service they re- IraniIrani ooff ththee four-footefour-footedd helpehelperr thathatt tbtbee must begin In that country within tbrsa in the shade. At Tiffin, a. Henry weeks After tbe eervloe they re- must begin te that oountry within thru* in the shads. At Tiffin, a. Henry. TheTbe commissioncommission namednamed byby ththee governorgovernor turned to th* Clifton and had dinner. Wlsh't I wiis a curt. keeperkeeper ofof tbtbee WooWorn!d islantelaadd lighthouslighthousee years from tbe dateo* thef>atent. Downey, aa aged and wealthy farmer, turned to the Cjlftoe and had dinner. "Wlsli-t the Lord nude all boys s had trained to ring- the bell. Several year* from tbe date o'th*patent. Downey, an aged and • consistedconsisted ofof ColCol.. AlberAlbertt DD.. ShaShsCww ooff At 8 o'clock Mrs. Bryan went to th* An' mads curls boys, tud ben ih. had trained to ring tbe belL Several A. Spanish patent, is subjected to am waa overcome by the heat fresterday. At* o'clock Mif Bryan went to tbs hundred excursionists on tbe boat sa-v A Spanish patent te subjected to MB waa overcome by the heat ; Watertown.Watertown, E. W . BlisRIMs* ooff BrooklyBrooklynn main parlor of the hot*! aad received An- Id ben tocr Ann by BUM, hundred excursionists on tbs bent aa>v annual tax, tbe amount being as •eased and dropped dead while unhitching; main parlor of tbs hotel aad received he dog tugging at tbe bell rope, an 1 and dropped dead while unhitching andand RobertRobert BII., Thur.toThurstonn ooff IthacaIthaca.. a large number! of people who were Aa' abe'd beta John or Joe .lid ef Jan*, tba dog logging nt tbe bell rope, awl by government officiate according to bis horses after a trip to the i-ity. At a large number of people who WtsTt Ha hd they afterwards made Inquiries about bis homes after a trip to the city. At IInn detaildetail whawhatt ththee claimclaimss ooff ththee propro-- waiting to see her hosband. Mr. they sfl their Ideas of the value of tbe device. Peoria, 111., and Valparaiso. Ind.. waiting to see her husband the matter. s of the value of the device. Peoria, HL. and Vs I para Wo. Ind.. tes tan te will be at the hearing la that Bryan received in his room. Many of tbe me Previous description, in a printed pus- - there were manj prostrations. At Bryan rsosiwdia bte room Many of They learned that It was an sld story them were many prostrations. At direct connection can be traced be- his local supporters sailed. One of his They Warned that K waa an eld story llcatiou. of tbe machine or device or a. Des Moinca, la., a record of 92 degrees hie local supporters called. One of his with tbe dog, and that during a fog tbe Des Moines, la. a record of 92 degrees tweetweenn twtwoo membermemberss ooff ththae colhmlaeotomis-* visitors waa Oen. Warner ot Ohio, with the dog, and that during a fog tbs previous patent issued for It will pra- in the shade was reached and two fa- visitors was Ocn. Warner of Ohio, Hsa lavish summer brought th» rose? patient animal rings the bell without in the shads was ranched and two fa-\ sionskm andand thethe promoterspromoter* ofof ththee SavagHa ragee president of the national bimetallic patient animal rings tbe bell without ent Bay application being granted, i talities were reported. At Milwaukee, president of the national bimetallic •plaining1 for hours at a time. He rant any application being granted. talities were reported. At Milwaukee. OunGun company,company, anandd thathatt iitt wawasa tbthae league, the father of th* silver party. A Canadian patent covers tbe prov- Bodolph Salmon, treasurer of tho league, the father of the silver party. has never been known to desert his A Canadian patent cover* the pr Rudolph Salmon, treasurer of the promoterspromoters ofof thetbe SavageSavag* company who Mr. Bryan's plans at New York and .jces of Ontario, Quebec New Bruns- Ernst Salmon Commlaaion company, Mr. Bryan's pfeea at New York and post,post, whichwhich lela more than can be said for laces of Ontario. Quebec. Now Brm Ekast Salmon Commission company, werewere Instrumentalinstrumental Inin gettinguttingg ththee bilbilll for bia New England trip are In a wick, Nova Scotia, Print* Edward's was struck by a bolt of lightning and for hie New Buglaad trip are In a •omesome ofof tbthee memenn engageengagedd ttoo rinringg togfug wick. Nora Beotia, Print* Ed war waa struck by a bolt of lightning and throughthrough thethe legislature,legislature, nelnusingg certaicertainn state of uncertainty. It la probable Island. Manitoba snd British Colombo**. inatantly killed. The thunder shower state of uncertainty. It la probable instantly killed. The thunder shower politicalpolitical InfluenceioBuence toto gaingain theitheirr endsends.. that while ia New York b* and Mrs. bellsbells andand tendtend lighthouse*lighthouses.. i—«. [ In which Mr. Salmon loat bis life earns that while la New York be and Mrs. la which Mr. Salmon lost his life came Bryan Will bi th* guests of Wil- What mada ths world so brlflttT AtAt nearlynearly evereveryy UfhtboosUghthoseee tbsthatt ODD ENDS OF THE YVORLO. In the middle of one of the hottest Bryan will be tbe guests of Wil- guards the coast tbers Is one Sag, and la the middle of one of the hottest liam P. 8k John, treasurer of the Bnt I missed something from th. tin*. guards the coast them le sue deg. and day. of the year. At Springfield, ML, ECLIPSEECLIPSE OFOF THETHE SUN.SUN . liam P. SL John, treasurer of the Tha natives of Africa, porgrerf tbem- days of the year. At Springfield. UL, democratic national committee, who And so I did not [urn no meetlme times* ththee keeperkeeperss havbar*e seven)several.. the day waa the hottest of tha year, democratic national committee, who acrvca with watermelons as early as- the day was the hottest of the year, recectly resigned hi* position aa presi- The meanlns of the aummer's rhym*. TheyThey helphelp toto whilwhilee swaawayy ththee loag.leme-,lose,!«»-, tha maximum temperature of 93 de- recently resigned hie position aa presi- Or the warm wind's caress. 2500 U.C. The fruitgrowavfiidsllover the maximum temperature of 9* de- dent of a national bank because of bis • boars, and are almost aa goad sa grees prevailing, the atreet thermome- dent of a national bank bemuse of kla tbe country. grees prevailing, the street thermome- London, Aug. 10, -Much interest free coinage views. Ii they do not Can ztadnea* be where she I* not? •an companions. Bot,But , soso farfar aass lIvr ters registering 108. The Wabaah London. Aug. 1L -Mach Interest free college views If they do not ters registering 102. The Wabash exist* in astronomical circles aa to the stay with Mr. St. John, Mr. and Mrs. knows,known, thtbse dodogg picturepicturedd herewitherewithh ttes The most costly tomb In existence la railroad shops, employing 350 men, exists in astronomical rdrclvs aa to the May with Mr. SL John, Mr. and Mrs. railroad shops, employing 250 men. success of the several expeditions sent Bryan will go to the Hotel BartholdL lbsthe onlonlyy onoase tbathatt bahasa proveprovenn ttoo bbee ooff tbat which wss erected to tbe n closed indefinitely on account of the success of the aereral expeditious sent Bryan will go to the Hotel Bartholdi. cloned Indefinitely on account of the out to various parts of the world to Mr. Bryan doe* not know whether ha ■anayy realreal serviceservice ttoo hibtes master.mss ter.' of Mohammed. The diamond) tearful heat. out to various parte of the world to Mr. Bryaa does not know whether he I care not fer the days klm fearful beat. studystudy thethe totatotall eclipseclipsee ooff thathei susuon will adhere or not to bia schedule IItt lIsa perhapperhapss needlesace (Usess ttoo sakeyy tbathatt th thee hies used In tbe decorations a will adhere or not to bla schedule The maaic of tins ntffht- dodegg tela highlyhighly valueraisedd bbyy bibiss owaerowner,, an andd »i0,900,000. whichwhich occurredoccurred yesterdayyesterday.. A speciaspeciall fromfrom PittsburgFitUburg- toto NewNew YorkYork.. HHe* babadd fllnce with them comes no mo Grand Rapids. Mien., Aug. 10. —The dispatch to th* United-Associated decided to leav* PiHaburg to-mor That was .the June's dellcht. moaey would not boy him. Balsam* Wbea S Bnaslao family n Grand Rapids. Mlek. Aug. la—T dispatch to the Halted- Associated decided to laeee Pittsburg to-mosvow l dog, being m « nearly a ahepaerd J.al Cv* days bar* been the warmest ! Presses from Vadaoe,' Norway,] say* —Louise Chandler Moulton. In 1 grel dog. being more nearly . sbephs one bouse to another it Is customary Freeses from Vadsoe, Norway, says mornin precedentprecedent Inia thithUs citcityy continuescontinues,, ansadd thethe talkingtalk ing ooff observationsobservations Impossibleimpossible.. TOUR OF OZAR AND CZARINA. leave off the tuna! habits of dogboo.1 the general impression Is that yester- | TheThe temperaturtemperaturee aatt ththee beginninbeginningg o off Tfcsy Will Tialt in. 1 ssslaa; Centals aaa and tog- at the end of a rope to ring • the general impression la that yester- the eclipse waa forty -fan r..-- During aad1*11 whictug ath wi tbsn warendn ofmariner a ropes wh too ring! have dayday waswa* beyonbeyondd alalll doubdoubtt ththea hotteshottestt ' the eclipse wee forty-four... During But wh< 1-ell which win wars mariner* who ha sadaod mostmost uncomfortabluncomfortablee ooff thethe season.season. j thethe eclipseclipsee iItt felfelll ttoo forty-twoforty-twoy, an ao«ld Berlin,*Berlin,' Aug. 10.—10. —AA semi-officiasemi-officiall The thines n lostloat theirtheir wayway Innin a flog;tog. ManyMany peoplepeople leftleft tbthee citcityy ilan ththee earlearlyy thethenn rosrosee agaiagainn ttoo forty-fourforty-four,, whewhenn statementstatement frofromm litHL. PetersburgPetersburg- aatt Who put th* . the ahadow passed from the sun. ThatThat turnedturned outout naughnaughtt bubutt Ppaper . _ PICTURE OF A TORNADO. | Bornlng for sea aid* resorts and su- the shadow passed from the sun. lengthlength announcesannounces ththes itinerarItineraryy ooff tbthee Who von the rlrls I loosed to win. PICTURE OP A TORNADO. morning for sea aide resorts and su- Among the observers at Varanger Who w«n the girls I loagrd to wla. burbanburban retreats,retreats, lain ththee hophopee ooff escapescap-- Among the observers at Varangvr ciarexar andand esarinaMarina onon theitheirr tritripp ttoo varivari-- AndAnd suddenlysuddenly growcrowcrew baldbald andaad thinthin:thla:; : t»a m L»k Tsar TstvBMs. Bat Is ing the torrid temperature of the city. FjordFjord waswaa SirSir BoberRobertt StarwelStarwelll BallHall., oesous EuropeanEuropean dtieacities. TheTheyy wilwilll starstartt WhoWho publishedpublished bookbookss (a(att theithetrr owownn ceeu; ing the torrid temperature of the city. Lowndean professor of astromony and And by tha critics' horns nero tost; She highest point reached by Lowndesn professor of aatromooy and afterafter thetbe arraarmyy manoeuvresmanoeuvres,, whicw h AndWho byon the lou cktUeu*t voyage horgss knocke wered aboutom;t The Engineering News print, tho The highest point reached by geometry In the university of Cam- Who on long voyages knocked about. Tb* Engineering New* print* th* the official thermomter at tha geometry In the university of Cam- endend onon AugAug.. 1|tf., anandd wilwilll successivelsuccessivelyy And turned thtlr stomachs Inside ou photograph of a tornado of which toe the official thermomter at the bridge and director of the Cambridge And turned fthdtr1 hln stomachsk ~'t w ixi yotnetdeout.u a photograph of * tornado of which the weather bureau waa ninety-two at 1 bridge and director of the Cambridge visitvisit Vienna.Vienna, IleriinBerlin., CopenhagenCopenhagen.. BaBall accompanying cut la a reproduction, weather bureau was ninety-two at 1 observatory. News from the pther I've com# to tMak—*twlxt you aad me— accompanying cat te n reproduction, o'clock In the afternoon. Tola ia the observatory. News from the other moral,moral. PartsParis,, 8 snsadd DarmstadtDarmstadt. AAll That grapes both sour aad high may bet and aay* that it will b» examined with e'sloek la tho afternoon This Is the stations, some of which are far from and says that It will b- examined with record of tbe Instrumenta on top of stations, some of which are far from BalmoraBalmorall theythey g wilwilll bbee ththee guestguestss o olf -Paul Past nor, la Detroit Pres Press. especial interest at this time, both by record of the Instruments oe top of civilization. Is anxiously awaited. It especial Interest at this time, both by tbsthe bureau,bureau, high'ghh abovabovee thethe' streetsstreets,, elelllsatloa. la anxiously awaited. It QueenQueen VictoriaVictoria,, anandd aatt DarmstadtDermsUdt., thosethose -bowho bav*hsve Latadd anandd thoathosee whwhoo havharae tadand failsfails ttoo givegive ththee sensitivsensitivee temperatempera-- ilaa earnestlyearnestly hopehopedd tbathatt tbthee AmericaAmericann tbetha marine'smarina'* birthpleos.birthplace, theythey WilWilll visivisitt badhad thethe fortunefortune,, googoodd oorr inUl,. tteo wit wt*.- turetnra whhwhh whichwhich ththee peoplpeoplee ooff thithiss expeditionexpedition atat thethe islandisland ofal Yeso,Yezo. JapanJapan,, herber majesty's:]brothermajesty's brother.. GranGrandd DukDikee > one of theae terrible storms. The allycity hadhad ttoo dealdeal duringduring ththee dayday.. HattManyy andand thethe expeditiousexpeditions aatt NovNovaa ZambiZambiaa ErnestErnest Louis,Louis, andand otheotherr membermemberss ooff photograph waa taken by Mr. T. Croft. prostration* and deatha from the" and• nd inin easterneastern SiberiSiberiaa wilwilll obtaiobtainn re re-- herher familyfamily., iprincPrincee LobsnoffLobaaoff,, ththee a local photographer, at Oklahoma City, lbs sult, tbat will be of great benefit to TTheWbtnn swwda friend savgavee mmee hophope* thathatt yayett aallU beat were reported in both this city sults that will be of greet benefit to RussianRussian foreign, ministerminister,, wilwUIl accomao - I mightmia-bt gala;BJUJ. and Brooklyn science. panypany thetbe partyparty jttoo alalll ththee citieeitle«s visitevisitedd ThroughThrouBb mmyy sobbfnssob Mag; II heardbeard:: "B**Se as withwith thtbee exceptionexception ofof CopenhageCopenhagenn anaadd brave aa rou can I" ITALYITALY ANDAND ABYSSINIA.ABYSSINIA. Darmstadt,Darmstadt, wherewherw thtbee visivisitt ooff theitheirr Brla-ht with chwr wsre th* words, Philadelphia,rhlladeiphis, Aug.Ang. 10.—Th10.—Thee weatherweather majesties will be of a purely family pathatlo and stronc; II Esdtsnr t* Pv*. majesties will be of a purely family lafa thistblsdt aft/y andand throughoutthroughout ththee entirentiree nature. Much:Much ] ttoo ththe* delighdelightt ooff ththee Thei conquered my weskneas! Neweour* Mate•late ofof PanasylvanlPeaaeylvaniaa to-dato-dayy IIts stilstilll rex->- French Revere me nt and Fariaiana gen- Berlin. Ang. 10.—There ia jaotne French government sad Parisians gen- »he7*n!ay*5rd up soms heart, so ] paw lr*maly warmwarm andand sultrysultry,, babutt nonott ssoo —Thera la soma erally, the cur and cxarina will prob- aniietj in government ysirclea regard- erally. the esar aad marina will prob- M teM yesterdayjrestsrdsy whewhenn recordsrecords atat manmanyy ot circles regard- ably remain in Paris longer than hi To all In sore need—"Be aa brave as Ing the final decision thut will be ar- ably remain in Parte longer than In pMateM»ts waawss broken.broken. ManManyy peoplpeoplee anandd ing the float! decision that wUI be ar- soy other city, but the details of their A trumpet** Mara, a drum's loud' rived at by the Italian government any other city, hot the details of their •alulSalma aIs warware* prostratedprostrated,, anandd tbthea rived at by tha ltelinn government visit there hat* not yet been fixed. A quaint procession in the itnft concerning the Abyasinlan question. visit there hsvn not yet been ■ When ths nlcnt gather* round von, and asatdeathh ratioratio wasunususllwaa unusuallyj largelarge.. concerning the Abyssinian question. i Is your licht. . -i Of little "mtautemen!" . TheTbe commandercommander ofof thethe' ItaliaItaliann forceforcess In tha morning, when darkness in Eritrea has arrived in Rorao and haa London, Aug. 10. —The Athens cor- And patriot "Toun* America" Baltimore, Aug-. 10.—The tharmome- In Eritree has arrived la Rome and hna London, Aug, 10. —The Athens cor- Applauds ths past acalnt Belt!mors, Aug. 10.—Tbs thsrmome- bad several conferences with Gen. respondent of. the Daily News tale- Urls r.eord is about tho same to-dsy had several conferences with Gen. respondent of the Dally New* tele- terle record la about tha same to-day Pelloux, minister of j war. This l» graphs tbat a . body of alusaulmsns A bright, bewuuernuv array, asas itit ha-hs. brani.-tn (oforr ththae paspastt foorfour.. ThTheo Pal Unix, minister of war. This te graphs that a body of Mussulmans Of '-aroddcsM*-* In ribbons w. Ultra to indicate that it is the inten- havo butchered thirty unarmed Chris- J waairan to bnt wu sot reached Until taken to indicate that It te the Inten- have butchered thirty unarmed Chris- The colors of tha free! Waal mu m heat waa not reached until tion to again resume offensive opera- tians within lbs precincts of th* K nation's honored fla« fut1-ma«. aslf'past (uur yesterday afternoon, tion to again resume offensive opera- tiana within the precincts oalf'PMI tour Mt.rdm .ftenoon, tions against the AbvaOnlans, who in monastery at Aaopolis, near Candle. :k God. a " wbsa 97 wu recorded7 . 7The mercury tions against the Abyssinian*, who la the recent campaign against them In- -“-7 A-opoll.. —' “*•**aa sbov V s ths 0r*x>rd.'. V., Aug. 30.—The aadand na rougroughh computatiocomputationn IndicateIndicate*s aX thetbe noveltiesnoTcltles toto Wear*res1 r witwithh ththee coacoatt aa andd arms and ammunition, sad that he irobable diameter of the funnel erf meditates a surprise attack upon the assessors of Mount Pleasant bar* skirtskirt gown.sown. AtlantaAtlanta,, On.Oa., AugAc,. la—Fo10.— Forr ththee paspealt meditates a surprise attack upon tbs jbouprobablet 1.00 diameter0 feet. Th ofe negativthe funnele is, un at- , fl*»tisy»bra da a th.th. haath.at IInn thithbs uitdlv anendd ».1t Italians in October. The efforts of mad* some radical change* this year. about 1.000 fret- Tbe negative to. un- OneOn e ofof thetbe perennialperennialss ooff fashiofashionn ilathsa the 7 7 Italians In October. Tbe efforts of It is reported that William Rockefel- fortunately, exceedingly faint, and the Figaro Jacket, which crops np jvit* —»rBad/ polntapaints InIn thUtaa soutaoethh hahnas beebeann iuIn.- GermanGerman diplomacydiplomacy willwill bbee directedirectedd ttoo A mifhty bo*. fortunately.print would exceedshow tb lag*e »k j yfaint, much anddarke ther Figaro jacket, which crops up jrftk t-cae,Wate, andand numeroutana—s proatratlonproatmtlonaa oolf prevent Italy from re-em barking tapon ler's sweMraent, which waa formerly A hand that tires i print would show the shy much darker greetgreat regularity.regularity. ThisTblaa seasoni It 1s vary prevent Italy from re-embarkingttpou •190,000, ha* b*>n raised to 11, too.ooo, A altepiesa ev» than It does, but a tornado is a difl- bathaethhaiBB balneaB endand animaanimall llfomndllfaandannm n nan- a profitless campaign. 1150,000, has been raised to 91, *90,000. thanilt subjecIt doe*,t t o butphotograp a tornadoh at thte ea best dlfch; short, to display tha wide folded belt, a profitless campaign. and that the land owned by bia aw trf dsaths have occurred. aad that th* land owned by hie mili fact subject, moa t topeopl pbotogriphe who hsv ate witnesse the beA;d •nd made of oriental embroidery. tef of deaths have oocurred. brother, John D. Rockefeller, has been Hallo»1 LfM» Oim". brother. John D. Rockefeller, has been te,, fact,of thesmoste peopletwister whos hav harae foun witnessedd other It lais rumererumrredd thathatt earringearringss ar aree r am •tl'k <)m«r T. TULl Cab.. raised to »30o " and MOO an acre. It 1C At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, B; Louis raised to 9300 aad 9400 aa acre It thingone ofs theseto occup twistersy thei rhara tin tfound than othertak- Inging Intointo favofavorr Spaintrain,, snandd tbth*e d doebewom (Juarantlim, H, I., Aug. la—Dr. Al- At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 5; Louie was formerly taxed at from *6o to —rilehard H. Moddard. la Atlantic Meetk- things to occupy their time than tele of York baa realty appeared with dia- Oaarentlae, » I., Ac,. 10. —Dr. Al-' ville. 4. At Chicago—thiuaga, 8; St. was formerly taxed at from «*o to ing pictures of the threatening spiral. of York has rrailly appeared witk dia- M•ebh II,II, Itwtjr,iiuiv. Ualthealthh ofHoeoflUerr ooff th thee porportt villa. 4. At Chicago—Chlcaga, SL •100 an So far as known, this is the first actual monds suspended from ber ears. W* Louia, 6. I .. 9100 an acre. ing pictures of the threatening spiral. monds suspended from her ear*. Ws •*•f KeNoen YorkYork,, hahaaa sailea. I ladd foforr fl»-Ha- Louis, fi. Sophotograp tor as known,h of S this tornad te tbeo evefirstr aetualpub- in threatened,threatened. ! too,too, withwith tbthee old-timold-timee *an*jnaa p*parr WarWordd Unlinoa steamelUaanrr Clt Cltv7 o fof lishedphotograph, sad Itof is abellevr tornadol tba evert onl y onpub-e bracelets and black ve^et,vel »et, withwith goldgold saandd . "••hiDgton. l)r. Duty said he waa not Per Per lientoBentonn HarbQrHarbor., Mich.Mich.,, AugAng.. to.—Jaa 10.—Jaa, Thera is as phrase so lished.atber ha ands eve Itr Isbee be!leveln taken that. Thi onlys la on*re- jeweled clasps. I | Waahlnolon. Dr. Dot7 an Id ho -aa not W. L. Ct W. U Ci. Butrick. F. M Maneke, Frank Var- In aU the world, nor on* so sweet - MtUOsd with the obtainable lnforma- W. L. Ct L CL 1 Butrick, P. M. Mansks. Frank Yar- to all the Vorld. aor one so swee ferreotherd hasto ievern Russell' been stakee. "Meteorology This te" sre-a Rrd is the accepted color for poll suits, MU1-I -1th tho o Me him bio Infer me- rington and Martin Manning wer* TaTo lever'slover's Jlpatips oorr maiden'maldoa s earoar., H'li regarding the outbreak ot yellow Bal'm-rHei m rae *1«1 VI27 .».692> Brook'oRrook n.. 4411 4M8 .4* 1 rington and Martin Manning „„ AS this refrain: "I lavs you. dear!" ferredhaving tobee Inn Russell'ssecured “Meteorology-at the Howar asd and red serge ubde with Norfolk Jacket —- roperdlo, tho outbrook of 7ollo- Cinc'ati.. 65 29 .*B5 Phil'ph'a40 49 .449 drowned while bathing in tbe lake As ibis lefrals: “I levs you. dri '**"• aad smallpox on tha Island of Cine atL.es 29 «5 JhlJWeJO drowned while bathing in tbe lake havinglues. Soutbeenh Dakotasecured, o nat Augnk the t 29.1884Howard. and skirt, finished on the edges-witb fcrar and aanllpol on tha laUnd of Clevo'd- 57 32 .(40 N. York M B3 .411 yesterday afternoon. Th* bodies Of "I love you, dear!" ‘•he,CsW. endand hhea oxpeat.cpeeUa ttoo gathepotherr snffitoffl- CleveVL. 57 52 .*40 N. York M S| * Tbe bodies of -I levs yo*. dssrr* mine*.m clou Southd the I>shots,n bein oag 2August2 mile *2*. away 1884., •greea leather. Isjvery chic Brown cloth Chicago. 3S 40 .883 Waah'n.. 33 si 40» aU but Manning have been recovered. TboraThere teIs aono chancchaagte aass timtimee gtiegorajm,s on. id a rather poor pen picture is in- •'•ntdau daring his stay to enable Chicago. 55 40 .M3 Waah'n.. 35 No new words stem to mean *> much tba cloud then being 22 miles away, ikirta, with bright-red blouse waists. PitUb’g.Pittsb'g. 5050 4400 .5S.55*S St-LouiHL Louisa 2929 83 .308 Yarrington'a wifo waa bathuig with •rt«J in the book, Jravm from the Unto intelligently discriminate re- Boston . 48 41 .539 Lv'ille.. (I M .149 bathing with AoAs vttsewhen they'rethey're uttered,uttered, fonalfoedlyy IBear, ■nd a rather poor pen picture la In- in very effective, and Kuasisn crash*la latelllpenUy dlMrlmlnnM ro- Boston . 49 41 .529 Lvllla.. 22 M 340 AiYarrington'sm when he wawif*a drowned wi . In tremhllm tones: "I lovs |— * photography • s**dlu« Inoomlag passeagers, aim when be wee drowned. to trambUng tease: "1 love you. dear? serted la the book, drawn from tb* the material for hot-west her rolf coa- -I lov* yonyou. . de.ssarr * photograph. Toronto.Toronto, S2;; SyracuseSyracuse,, «a. Wilkes-1 ; Waro* Itesesaga m Bssttm No nighitt aoso dardark , no dar • WashingtonVaohleptwo., Ac,,Aug.id—Tha id—Tho proeldonlpresident barreham,, 10;10; RochesterRochester., O0;j {secon(secondd gams) BerlinBerlin.. AngAug.. la—BOB la—Horn. WaynWaynee Ms* Mao- But hope bringsbrlna* tcomfor t U ' w•as reewpnUodrseugnlasd Salooo TsenTton,g Saboa aoes oon-oon - Rochester.Rochester, «;6; WilkesbarreWilkeebarre,, IL- MBart- VoaghVeagk., Unite Unitedd StateStatess ambassadoambassadorr t oto TheThe UairarallyUnlveiaily ooff TunnfeTablagea* habase. con - And h b lv hated form; lord, 7; Newark, «, Pstersoi, Italy, tsln Berlin en " ferrefiredd thethe degredsgreee ooff doctodoctorr ooff acieseacton—* HHee ble t w burned MWtkoCblnaooJ»lo( tli» ChiBaa* empiresmpira .1at thotho porportt o off *—■ - “--rark. 9. Paterson, 19; Ugly, Is la Berlla earoete from BL on Duchess Mary of Linden. —Ww TtfkYork. •" T, 1L. PateraburgPetersburg torfor Rome.Roma. on Ducbeaa Mary of Unde*. ••'•. HE CONSTITTUIONALIST. CYCLING COMMENT. [ Telephone. Brooklyn. 366. . ^ JryJ,-y Eaton rode a greatEaton mite rode a groat 0OM/WSmlla out & fZ'VANS wwe.tm the other evenloR, creatinthe g a TheThe Plaiuflelotherd Stree Plainfieldt Railwa y Com-evening,Street crestingRailway Com- a - no*ue« unpaeed indoounparcdr record . He covIndoor- panypan y have record.decidehaved t o iat^roducdecidede a ne w to Ho introducecov- a new etedeml the distancthee In 3:07dlatanca. pleasurepleasurIn e schem9 escheme 47.fo r the beneiit oforf th e the benefit of AcorAcornthe n ferand AMOSH.VANHORN,t«Brand i TtWalte r Balter. Rittennouee , of EastB.peoplepeople, , and it wilandl certainl Rlttenbouee.y adIt d life will of certainly add Eaat Hfe BisSix ' h street, andh Charlesstreet, E. Morse , of toUand> tb e townCharles.the Th e plan town.1 . g!vB.« a Hone, Theof plan Is to give s Tb.Tli- Daily Press staffDally, returnedPress yes - hugehuge trolley trolleypartyaUlf. t o theipublic party. The y returnedto the yes-public.AsphalAsphalt tThey Roofing. Roofing. terday morning from tbeir bicyclmorninge hhvehav e hired thehired I'lninfiel frojnd Corne thet r Plalnfleldtheir Cornet bicycle Ban^ tour through New York State. lour through New whwhoo Tortwill occupwill y State.i oecupy one Qravecar, l and rietaland Roofing , Tile andwhile H.H. E. Rider, E.th e well knowRider,n sport- makingthe a tbwelle Sue trips wil l doverknown the doessport-iGravel will and die- rietal Roofing, Tile and inging goods dealegoodar of Nortdealerh avenue , hasofcourse i sweeNortht musicsweet . Otheavenue,r i music.baa Other BricBrickk Roofingcare , WaterwillRoofing,- Water- a« completcompletee stoc k of alstockl kind s of artiof- followfollow,, and miy (Mm Thrn Tfll> —•'SaJrJtsas? —- for It was very much like riding over i notwithstanding the fact that It is, When they're I cobble stones, when they encountered direct violation of the rules. This ne TheThe Mt. MinsMLi Mo i Mlnsl Mountain Echo ha* [ Tin. two canal boats. That was not any-1 ("der Issued'provldes that if an ei the.he folio ing fii'in folio log friim a corrrapocdeot, thing unusual to find on a canal but j ployeof the road ia detected carry i concerningconcemlngth e colI d aiher CBT* cold Air cave recently. 1*. t *l the expression of the two drivers of anything in the above mention. dlfcnreirddiscovered on theon far m of C.T.th* ] farm ofC.T. Night Extensionj« mJ tfjT Tables tbe mules on the tow path looked-j niann|r he will be fined so, tu ingaleiogale., of this <-uy. locateof d o this dUy. { Extensiolocated non tables vicious. They drove the mules clear I maiw* himself liable to euepensfc Mlnsl;Miosi: arc also being sold at contracted prices—$3.35 wiU t» the lett forcing tbe riders between I ^^.^ By .^ Kr^u BelievinBelievingg that thati wor d on th4 e Cold! < word oo Ihe Cold f if i the canal and tbe low line. Then i Morris Fitzgerald, a brother in la AirAir Cave aCavet the (jap wilatl be Interest-1 the (jap will be buy an oak affaiInterestr that's-wort [ h as much more again. , ijg log o jour readento * , 1 woulyourd state thareaders,t I .* ild state that they eased, up on the Unes and the i of Frank Linke, of We« Front stree . We've 100 others—all modest is. price. Chairs to < young man started to ride across.! was overcame by the heat while ;. | i> one of the -wdnderrendersthis s of theis vi.-iof n theone vie ofIn- thej ao'sT: .... Whack! whack! went the clubs of the way to his home, ali the corner Ity.ty, .'I'III probably|thand e mostprnhably, Intereetiog ; the most Intsreoflog match, cane seats, 50c. up. . the drivers on the backs of Taird and Liberty streets, a little lt>e- asas well as thwelle mo^ t as the most mysterious. thelrmules. Tbe tow lines suddenly tote noon Tuesday |He staggered "Where"Wheredoc s the doescold air comHiee fro m cold air come from nd is it a fake," are the remarks tightened and over went both riders, jo n u^ stairway and feil from shjee and Is it a fake," are theALL ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTremarksOTHER S FELLEDEPARTMENTSofD XfclTH FUR- ( FILLED WITH FUR- allII visitors, "anv d Whini'on,y Is it not as col**andd why Is It Dot as cold One was shot out Into tbe canal and exhaustion. Tbe unconscious ma NITURENITURB AT BOTTOM I PRICES—WATE HE AX IT. ' BOTTOM PRICES—WE MEAN IT. theotheraiidalongonthesldeof bis] waB carrlwl to bls room and ijr Inn the ' iivf theon a e> >Ul dac«Yey a s it Is o on a wld day as it Is on a face. They had Juat ttme to rise. Davia and Hedges were hastily sou warwarmm day?" day?” j when tiie second tow line came along ' moned The unfortunate roan n To~ > more enlightemoren the visitorsenlighten, but the visitors, last Machine-. and repealed the operation, only. malned In an unconscious state (. Saturdaynday an exflortrian g pariy.oexpiringf which pariy.of which neither took a plunge this time. Then , Kvenl houra, but ^^ pro „**> a II knowwelln I'liil«.|pi|.liiknowna lad y was Philadelphia ladyItadc r in every way—onlwany $29.. the canal boats floated by, the boat-1 atives had been adminstered, *h one, crawled througcrawleoh the smallthrough open- the small open-*, cas h or credit. Bqnal to nunjr men hooted attfae dripping cyclfet as , patient Bhowed marked signs of Im ingng HI the tarnc, j and traversed theI rear,/ and traversed (ha be mounted his wheel, which had ! provement. Today he la reported ©til windinwindingg labyrinth j f< labyrinth for some eighty lockely escaped a d noting, feet. A number of expert mining men bumper! along for seven weary mile wereere then eethent to wmk openinret g up to ifofk opening up AMOS the H. VAIf HORN, Ltd. to the next town." f IW.lln* A MMI passagesaseagessoa s toigjvso e tbeaa TUttor s to give the visitors a I A resident >f West F'mrtli s AROUND THE BASES. moremore thorougthoroughh iu are* In aeaivh elephone of580 . NEWARK N. J. TbTl>ce Vmt EnWentd bas e ballFnd team j.Mch *hateJ " ? cl?hillour t roomteem Satarda ; adventuradvesturewMvh e and d«slrand« to explore thde-iree to explore OOOOlbsS DELIVERE D FREE TO ANY PART DCSI ™T C’UH loom Katurd I- he will bp tried on (hi Interiornteriorofth e ofwand theold M". ICinsl, grand old Mt. If In si. morning nheQ he will be tiled out i charc^e «*of beating n lad namet cancall at th•■eertege aoucavat e,| and'putb-cavet on the suitands a put btdon the asm suits , „ ™ ilf hed by tb' eslly at^endanU , and se« cUcknerw«n« i and disturbing the pv.ee ' strong team, and everything poiui , West Fourth street. Tfae above-me fumlrbed by the f Ucndants. and sea ththee West End'Wvws victory End,. ^ victory. for , 1.11 wirwh-rt'JIN.youneif I wherevtli.i t th e Col**ndd ,_**^"iTjf^n whatWest' Foonh the street. Cold The, .bore me tinned Indl.ldosl t, Thomre M.rl i Uoned Individual Is Thomas Marley Airir Cave consiatCave e pf, anconsistsd if yo u wisof,h ~ and if you wish ' WITHWITH ROD AND HODGUri | anANDd he wa s arrested thiGUNs moimingb y to 6<-e it when it fa the coldest, take a It when it"“'I he |s was the coldest,arrested takethis a morning i I Patrolman McCue on complaint! ol veryery warm dawarmy fct r your daysearch , amfdr! jour search,600 and ] Feet Above 5ea Patrolman McCurLevel, on complaint EugenEugenee O'Eeilly, of O’Reilly,East Secon d j Mrs. Elizabetofh Clickner, mothei East Second Mrs. Elisabeth600 FeetCllckner, Abov e mother street,t, can be founcubed toda y at Perth found today ouMI will batwillo convince d that it it bePerth convincedIhenbuted that boy. it He Is was no brought b Amboy with a rod In bis band. He fake,ke, but a wondebutr O f the Gaa p that lwondera pf the Gap that is i Amboy with a rod In 01th youhisr while|tdv^lt . Wherhud.e the 5 9 He fore City Judge DeMvia and I •xpecu to bringI majorit y of back a woith majorityyour while Ui of v^it. trial set Where down tbs for JSaturday mornin the fish In the water. thermometeri-niHjiiiett'r refe-i-torregister*s from 38 = fromto 5 5 M toii j farenheit.renheit, the lowest* temperaturth« e 1 lowest temperature is 1 J C«*«d k> He * Orally. V^rdiet fur the I'lalntS-fl: fouod'und' on the onhottes t daythe, when therhotteste day, P 7 ' rhen there ThThee contraccontractt case of Burkecase* agains t of B^kT^galnM is hardly a breath !of aihardlyr stlirin : g n breath , “r‘°Mountainof “*" air stilting so McIntyre,Mclntyre, which wawhichs tried before Jus-was tried before Jus- throughrough the dap,;btithet whe^n Qap,the winbutd when the wind publication .. . d.n, sen ticUooe Newcorn Newer,,nand a jury of twelvesnd a is blowinJury g bin.blowing1 to lh<_ - northhai green apple peasoD by having ICeebanMveban , of Someivllle, represented of Do npt forgeSomerville.t to uy it for representedthe green apple cream.reason by Do hat not log forge* to ,ry II t, MrsMm.. Mclntyre, ThMcIntyre.e followin g were The followingTki_ .. _jt s ColiWittc ap d Cholerwere■ Colic a Cur e In nigh!aftd Cholera C.irra In niKht. e house. ForBaJebyL-W.Bandolph, Th the Jurors: W. O. Baldwin, C. M. Th«*Bfn«.i ursloDiLta 3 West Front Btrett. Fine, Abram Axeman, J. B. Marti* I - Thr** 8tage '' Flne.AbramAngiemuMCL troJ m this city and BNort h Plalnflcjld, Martin, ,[om thU Ht ,nd Korth PU|n#,u - - 1— o' •xcumlonMi O. H. Bellls, W. G. Gray, Charles Chamberlain's Coiigh Remedy u were driven over to South Plainflflld, Chamberlain'sGohgfa Remedy cures 5LfBockk , I 8. Laura, Charler s Wyckoff. a iJL olds,Ida, croup andcroup whoopinrbooping g cougandcough b _. whooping,hl coughmorD,Q It Dd It were driven over to South Plalnflel, Frank Frazee, George Flmbrook and this morning and helped to swell tin* ~i pleasant, sale: tindpleasant.v reliable . For safe andt reliable. For aodf reliable. For Frank Frazee panfi, y of pienlcer’ a fromrci, tber. e whoFlrPihnJhh ac-salele b y T. 8. ArrnMronRby .. T.a. Druggist «. Arrextrong.® t?DrvggUi. ® helped to swell tb OeorpfleorgeB H. Bockafellow. The jury H. 1 Rrokafellow. Tbv ju’Jy Wy td^cn^er^rom there who a. ^iTa,’vaas not ounott ver y lonoutg whe n theveryy re - companiedlong the Baptist .churcwhen h SJin- TWralthe; CralOrrSi ta • lra«ral ASmkw 1 0 1 Bspttet churoh Rn. turnei d wlturnedb a verdict of H-IU.5 To r the day-schooa l to Boyntoveullftn i Beach . ofof membranthe.15 e of thmembranee nose, fo?throat ,of kc_Z m thed a t Junction fur I)"T"*. X*nose, * * * «° throat, Bem-h. plaintiff.plaintiff. —Bowling on C. She^fiin'a ourj at etc.,tc.. Is afact establisheis a d byfact physicians established, by physicians, AIOW -Bowling on C. Bhcpflln's c^urt i __ Dunellen has been —o n the wane for andd this authoritthis y shoulauthorityd carry moreshould carry more —Dunellen has been on the wane fc —Th-Thee office of thofficee PlainftVI O Gns somofe time past on accounthet of tbe pot weighteighPlainfieldt than assertionthan s of assertionsincompetenOn- t of Incompetent*ome Huh- past on account of the h< nnd Electric Light C( mi any is parties,riles, who claim whothat catarrhclaim is a that catarrh Is a and Eiectricweather . One week from next Sat|u] bloodooLightd affection , affection,in order to makein a Ccm|nnyPfiler to Is makeweather. a One week from next Satu ac-Uldraped• Iraped Ii r in day, howevermoumlDg., tb e tall season will j be owingmarketarke t for their! cofor dto El cheir tb- compound. day, bowe>-cr. theEly's fall Mason will, t

•'eBterday aUerhoon! amMn coinViany department met wilh j Chief Doan t potnu vlth hia wife and children who came bis office in the City Hall building mar bf hmd on mpf llcatlOD In Plalnfield, they returned hotne. evening, and talked over the prop. ajeailoeJnh,rm tlcksXmlrn-i irrut mx ibe Blmtlonand , cpt Firemen'^ parmli be 1 THE HALLET & D1YIS PIANOS io this efty next month, They He VO stood >ver Hfty-flvthe e (6S)tost yean , of over Art;, nv* |HI ynnm. all heartily In accord with ]l and are not surpassed by any in th< and are not surpass*.I by any ll ChildrenChildren Cry for Pitcher'Cry s Castoriafor . but it was thoughPitcher>t adviss a Cajforia. V world. Prices (wo and upwards. Oar world. Prices (mo and upwards. rcnt the matter to the coi specialspecial 3 year payment3 plan makeyear* payment plan U1- fore any final action was t purchasepurchase easy. Weasy.e hav e other make* We have other m. Al<>*aB

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