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YULETIOE SOCIABILITY. GIFT TO MAYOR WILSON. HAPPY DAYFORTHE SICK. a* tfc* FMk Clah aa BawCHRISTMAS GOOD CHEER IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES CHEERFULIHROUGHRUM VULETDE FESTIVITIES THAT TOOK JoymbU Affair. AND THEN THEY FFU. INTO THE PLACE AT THE HOSPITAL Social life at tbe Park dub during MUSICAL PROGRAMMES AND SERMONS APPROPRIATE Last Saturday the marshals of tbe CLUTCHES OF POUCE 8ANTA CLAUS*. Christmas week opened Christmas TO THE DAY HEARD IN MANY PLACES. borough presented tbe Mayor with a A gilifii Tre» tfc» Frlaatmd Eve with a Junior dance, one of the valuable gold and silver-mounted A Tiifctrtii ImrtMrit of af UM Oecaelon—B«—mbrww for Uu Llaed Vp la Frvat af tao City moat successful dances ever held in Special Exercises Arranged for the Entertainment of Sun umbrella. Chief Wilson delivered a Xnw-Xu; Claatl rumt the charming little clubhouse. There snort and pleasing address. The Tkk SlonUac—H« was Mentfal *m Maar. Xuhlenberg Hospital was tbe scene were about a hundred young people day-school Scholars—The Names of Many Who Mayor lesponded briefly expressing "Sweet William" Kenney did not of much cheer and happiness last Bat present. Including the junior mem- Participated in the Joyous Festivities. thanks for tbe evidence of kindly re nave a merry Christmas. He planned onlay afternoon at 3 30 o'clock when bers and a number of their friends. latlon which be hoped would continue to spend it In Paradise alley, but tbe annual Christmas festivites were COBOKSQATIOSAL CHUBCH. nouncements for tbe coming week lodged at the jail Instead. He bad Tbe floor waa crowded with oouplea This evening at 8 o'clock the Chris- In tbe future as in tbe past. He also held under tbe auspices of the while tb» attractions in tbe basement On account of the storm, the attend- complimented tbe force on their neat, been boarding at "Maggie" Benford's Woman's Auxiliary of the Board of ance at the Congregadonnl church tian Endeavor consecration service up in tbe alley of late. Christmas were largely patronised. The ball will be held. On Wednesday evening manly appearance and efficiency. The Managers. Tbe usual Christmas tree room was charmingly decorated with yesterday morning, as at all tbe Mayor remarked that tbe umbrella Eve be began to celebrate. He drank occupied a prominent position in the churches, was not as large as is usual tbe regular prayer meeting will be ob so much that be could not walk and evergreen roping, that was festooned served, and the service will be one of would not, however, cover any viola- large hallway, and at the proper time about tbe walla and rafters of tbe on Christmas Sunday. The service tion of rules or deportment. In con- Roundsman Frederickson picked up It was illuminated by WlUltam Mad- was a beautiful and appropriate one, interest toalL Tbe subject will be bis little form and carried it to the ceiling. •1897, Its Lessons," and as this will clusion tbe compliments of tbe season den, who for tbe past ten years has The dancing was continued until however. The voluntary, offertory were exchanged. lockup. The City Judge deemed a officiated in that capacity. Tbe tree and postlude were seleotions from be tbe last mid-week service held at day in jail sufficient punishment and Christmas morning when tbe gay the T. M. C. A. ball, there should be was well trimmed with lota of pretty party broke up. Farmer's Mass in B flat; tbe respons- suspended sentence. ive readings inoluded the Benedlctus a large attendance. There will be no things which were afterwards distri- Mrs. J. H. Howell and Mrs. F H. John Williams, an employe of Louis buted to tbe patients at the hospital. t and tbe Magnificat, and the hymn* meeting of the Junior Christian En PILFERED FROM HOST. Coddington, tbe expressman, of Fan- Ball acted as patronesses of the dance. deavor 8ociety on Thursday after A pleasant feature of the celebra- sung were the "Adeste fldeles,' LOUIS BROCK DIDN'T APPRECIATE wood, was a companion in misery. He "Angels from the realms of glory," noon, as tbe primary department of THE SERVICES OF A 8TRANGER. spent Christmas also behind the bare tion was the presence of nine mem the Sunday-school will bold its Christ- bers of Grace P. E. church choir un- and "He has come, tbe Christ of God." in the city jail. He partook too freely RUM flHD CIGARETTES An unusually fine Christmas sermon mas entertainment at that time in tbe Robert Catling Took IM WHsnn to His of the fermented stuff and could not der tbe direction of Mrs. Freeman small ball. On Thursday evening the Plreelde as* Tbere red awl Clothed Him organist. They rendered very effec UNBALANCED THE MIND OF A WEST- was preached by the pastor. Rev take care of himself. Patrolman Charles Lyman Goodrich, from Isaiah seniors will hold their Christmas en —Tnaa the Tramp Committed a Theft Saunders found him and locked him tirely "Adestes Fideles," 'It Gone FIELDER-TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE. tertainment in tbe large hall, at wbiob 'Twas tbe night before Christmas Upon the Midnight Clear," "Tbe 63:1, "To whom is tbe arm of the Lord op. Sentence was suspended on him. Suddenly OTMMUM by a Dollrium He revealed?" Tbe cburch WAS beauti time tbe Queen City Band under tbe when tbey met. Lewis Brock had no Tom Wallace was rather slow In his Badlant Horn." (by request;) "O, Lit direction of its leader, Benjamin borne, no money and no prospect of Us Town of Bethlehem." The ohoii Onbbfd a Batober Knife and Tried to fully decorated with evergreen roping celebration of the day and forgot it Carre BU Wife Into Pleeee— Was Snbdned and wreaths in which holly and LaVere, will be present with i anvtbiDg to eat on Christmas. Robert until 4 o'clock Sunday morning Then boys also sang several hymns appro- orchestra. There will also be other Catling had all those advantages and priate to the occasion. Those who William Gordon, a machinist, living red Immortelles were mingled. Two be made up for lost time with such • on Broad street, Westfleld, was seized tables bearing bunches of red oarna pleasing features. be felt happy over the fact. His familj tirade of abuse against his wife that composed the choir were Kendall was away and tbe bouse on Wood Mason, Harry Messrsohmlth, Dough with delirium tremens Christmas tions and draped with smilax, stood on Next Sunday the congregation will Roundsman Flynn and Patrolman Eve, and attempted to kill his wire, the platform, in company with a hand meet for the first time In the newland avenue, where they now live, was Higgius, beard it a block away. They lass Murphy, Roland Chandor, Walter empty save for himself. He, too. was Hockridge, Raymond Cohen, Fred- pursuing her about the house with a •ome palm. Sunday school room at Trinity Re investigated and told Wallace to be carving knife. Tbe Christmas exercises of the formed church, and will continue to to go away on Christmas and join his quiet. Then Wallace came down to erick Pope, L. H. VanBuren and W. family. B. Cock. The latter is the oldest Gordon has been drinking to ex 8unday-school were held in the after- meet there until the upper part of tbe clean out the police and Hlgglns took member of the choir, and is also one cess of late, and was also a cigarette neon, at tbe usual hour. Tbe first sanctuary Is completed. The services Catling took pity on Brock and him away to jaiL Once before, about of the Tery faithful ones. Tbe choir smoker. On Friday night he returned number on the programme was an in' will be held at the usual hours, and no treated him to a drink. Mellowed by a year ago, tbey bad an adventure sang exceedingly well and reflected Dome early in the evening and seemed strumental trio, a paraphrase of one need have any fears concerning the foaming liquid. Catling opened with Wallace. He drank too much much credit on their teacher, Mrs. in fairly good spirits. He bad been "Stilly night, sacred night," by Mrs.the walls of the new room being damp up bis heart to the shivering outcast and then went to the Seventh Day Freeman. drinking more or less during the day. B. T. Barnes, organ; Mrs. M. E. Tbe walls are now thoroughly dry and took him borne with him. There Baptist cemetery to get tbe left bind An interesting feature of the pro Suddenly the delirium came upon Dwight, piano: and P. LudwigConde, and there will be no danger of anyone be clad him in warm underclothing foot of a rabbit. He fell asleep there, gramme was- the short address by him. The man became a demon and violin. The words of tbe hymn were taking cold. and gave him an old overcoat to bet-and was nearly frozen to death. This President Ooddard, of the Board of exerted his best efforts to kill his wife. read by Miss Katherine Dwtgfat, tbe Last evening the members of the ter withstand tbe chilly blasts. They time tbe Judge fined him $5. The woman fled screaming with Gor three Instrumentalists playing the air Sunday-school celebrated Christmas dined together and Catling remember- Managers. He made an appropriate ed that it was Christmas Eve. He bad One bedraggled looking man cele- speech which was full of cheer for don in full pursuit, brandishing the and accompaniment. The Christmas by presenting an appropriate pro- brated his Christmas all alone. He knife which he had seized from the lesson was studied in the various gramme. Tbe attendance was so read how many a poor wanderer had Christmastide, and everyone enjoyed been led to better things by some un- camped out in front of the home of what he had to say. dinner table. The screams of Mrs.classes, and the program also included large that tbe gallery of tbe large Fred Wenrelon Clinton avenue. He Gordon attracted the attention of Scripture reading and recitation, T. M. C. A. Hall had to be thrown expected kindness. While, judging There was a large number of the from Brock's appearance, he was notbuflta fire and prepared to start a members of the Auxiliary Board pros several of the men in the neighbor- prayer by A. C. LaBoyteaux, earol open to accommodate those who de settlement there. He was ordered hood and they ran and seized Gordon. singing by the school, a song, "Come sired to attend. The devotional exer likely to be entertaining an angel un- ent, also a number of visitors. Attar awares, be offered Brock lodging for away. "Not yet," was his reply. He the exerolses, each of the nurses, In It was with difficulty that the man to the manger in Bethlehem," by oises were conducted by the pastor. remained. Chief Grant was telephoned could be held and disarmed, and he Rev. Cornelius Schenck, Ph.D., and tbe night. eluding Miss Moss, the superlnten Herbert Glaentser, and a song, "Who for. He came. He saw. He con- \ dent, received kindly rememberancer fought desperately until overpowered Is He?'by Harold Nomer, the school tb« exercises were in charge of Mrs Although Brock was an entire quered. The stranger capitulated at of tbe event celebrated. Tbe gifts Dr. R. R Sinclair was summoned and joining in the cborus. J. M. Tier, superintendent of tbe pri stranger to Catling tbe latter went to once and went to jail where be re- were all very useful and the giver gave wbat relief it was possible to ad PARK AVENCE BAPTIST CHURCH. mary department. The following rest without fear of trouble for tbe mained until this morning. Then be woo heartfelt expressions of thanks minister. The authorities at the Ells Christmas Sunday was pleasantly recitations were given in an excellent morrow and with tbe happy conscious explained to City Judge DeMexa that from all. The patients in the lastitu abeth General Hospital were tele- observed at tbe Park Avenue Baptist manner: "The Education of Jesus," ness of having done bis duty toward be was the Honorable Thomas Moflett tlon also received useful gl U, as w»U phoned to, but refused to receive church by special services morning Anna Holder; "The Story EvefNew," mankind. But Catling's faith in man- en route to Tennessee. Memphis was ae fruit and candy. Tbe gifts to the Gordon, as be was too violent a and evening. At the morning service Anna Randall; "Peace on Earth," kind was soon to be severely shaken. his home, be explained, and he was patients were distributed by tbe mem patient to be handled in that there was special music by the large May Anthony; "Would Ton ?" Betafe When be awoke in tbe morning tbe getting there as fast as possible for bers of the choir present. Atter th<- institution. cborus choir, and a strong sermon oo Randall; "Christmas Gifts," Albert stranger was gone. So were his best tbe cold winds of the north chilled his festivlties, Miss Moss very kindly Gordon was then taken before "The Christmas 8ign" by tbe pastor. Yaeger; "Christmas Carol." Emma pair of shoes and his new razor. His blue southern blood. It was warm gave an exhibition of the X-ray ma Ju-jticeof the-Peace Hart and com Rev. J. W. Richardson. The cburcb Yaeger. Ouasie Entitling sang i vision of a merry Christmas suddenly enough in the county jail, suggested chine for the benefit of the visitors. mitced to the county jail, pending an was appropriately decorated with pleasing solo, and tbe primary de faded away rrom before his eyes and City Judge DeMexa. To tbe county examination M to his sanity. It is pmrtment Joined In tbe cborus. Tbe be determined to spend the day in GOOD TIME FOR LITTLE FOLK. evergreen roping and wreaths. jail went Friend Moffettfor sixty days. thought that the delirium may develop The special exercises of the Sun ••election was "Jesus, the King of hunting for tbe man who had so An IatereettnK Programme at too Meeting Into a case of permanent insanity. day school were held at 7 .30 in thr Glory." Interspersing tbe above tbe abused his hospitality, instead of join ST. MARY'S CHRISTMAS TREE. of the Loyal Legion. evening, and were very enjoyable. The members of tbe primary department Ing'his family In their merrymaking. . HIS PRESENT WAS A KICK. meg " Tis the Christmas Time" and All day Catling hunted for Brock and AftoraeH Spaa* By tfc* The special event of Christmas Day school marched into tbe church froir> Childroa of the Faraehml Bia«»l. to a number of Plain field little folk A Karttaanllo MM Who Will Na* rargot their own room and were seated in tb> Hallelujah for the Cross." bis shoes. Late Christmas evening be was the entertainment and Christmas the Cbriatmae of 1897. Interesting feature* of the event entered Blimm's Hotel to find tbe Tbe children of St. Mary's school centre of tbe auditorium. A number held their Christmas exercises yester- tree given by the W. 0. T. U to the Louis Ameit, a Frenchman living of pretty carols were sung, led by tbewere the remarks by Pastor Schenck wanderer there. He soon found Loyal Temperance Legion, which took and working at MartlnsviUe, will and Superintendent E. E. Anthony of Roundsman Frederickson and Brock day afternoon in tbe parochial school chorus choir of tbe church, and read- hall, which was filled with pupils place in the W. 0. T. U. rooms at 4 always remember Christmas Day, Ings and recitations were given by the Sunday-scbouL Tbe services was taken to the cold and damp jail o'clock in the evening. 1897. Saturday afternoon he was closed with tbe singing of "Corona- to spend Christmas night. His over- and their parents and friends Tbe Marion Dickinson, Violet Tan Winkle programme, published in Tbe Press of A very pretty programme was kicked in tbe right side of the face by and Lillian Fry. Exercises by tbe tion," and tbe benediction by thecoat and Catling's raxor be bad traded a horse. The accident occurred in a pastor. off for drink. Friday, was carried out. Tbe pro- carried out by tbe children, consist primary department occupied a put gramme opened with a cborus, tagof carols by the legion, solo recira stable on the place where Mr. Amelt of the evening, consisting of a song. ORACK P. K. CHURCH. Tnis morning the little tale of woe works. Close by the stable several "Adeste Fidells," followed by "A tions, a vocal trio, a motion song by a "Christ is Bora." by tbe class; a reci- At Grace P. E. church last Satur- was related to City Judge DeMexa in Musical Dialogue," whkh was well number of little girls, a pretty acted local sports were engaged In a friendly tation. "Little Cbiistmas Stare," by day morning the choir rendered ' Tbe tbe City Court. Brock was sorrowful, recitation by eight girls and a shooting oontest. Just as a gun was rendered. While all tbe numbers MlUy Odam, MIna Nankin and Ches- Heavens are Telling." from tbe Crea- indeed, at the ending of his Christmas were well given.special mention might lialogue, "The Story of the Na discharged Mr. Ameit was standing ter Denton; a song, "The 8weet tion. The music was under tbe direc- dream, so was Catling. He explained tivity," by children who personated back of the animal. The horse was be trade of the piano trio, "Pas Story," by Lillian Cuming, and a red tion of Mrs. Freeman, organist, and that rum bad caused it all. He hadRedouble," by Masters A. and J. shepherds, wise men, etc. A mandolin frightened and raised both bind feet tation and song, "Happy Christmas the iend!tlon was perfect and grandly been drunk, be said, and knew not solo was also given by James Gordon with great energy. As a result one Traynor ant Miss L. Tray nor; tbe Time," by the clan. During the of admired by the large number of wor what be did. He was very penitent. vocal solo, "God Bless You." by Mas- Bsekman, and much enjoyed by thehoof was planted In Mr. Ameit's face fertory the choir sang an anthem. snippers present. The Judge thought he needed a good hgion. The principal event, bow- He was knocked down and for several ter T. Mack, and the piano duet, "Tbe "And He Shall Reign." with a soprano lesson. He tentenoed Brook to pay a Sleigh Bide," which received a hearty ever, was the distribution of gifts from minutes he was greatly bewildered. solo by Mrs. Wheaton A. Lowry. The FIBST BAPTIST CHURCH. fine of $36 or go to jail for sixty days the well laden Christmas tree. The Some of his friends missed him and A beautirul Christmas service was encore and was repeated. At tbe address of the evening was by Rev. As Brook has not twenty five cents, it close of the programme Father Smyth younger girls received dolls, the older instituted a search. Charles Lyman Goodrich, pastor of held at the First Baptist church yes- looks as If be would visit Warden ones cups and saucers, while very pro- terday morning at which time an made a short congratulatory speech, As soon aa possible Ameit was the Congregational church,who spoke Blore. and Father Murphy Introduced Santa fessional-looking horns fell to the lot brought to Piainfleld and taken to the briefly and informally; but very help- laborate programme was rendered of the boys. The exercises conoluded by the regular choir assisted by Mr KINDLY REMEMBRANCES. Claus (J. H. HlUman.) After a short hospital where he is now getting along fully, on "God's Unspeakable Gift to address Santa proceeded to dispense with tbe presentation to each child of Us and Our Acceptable Gift to God." and Mis. L H Blglow, Jr., and under a bag containing candy, peanuts and well Fortunately he will not lose his Society gifts to tbe children He was assisted tbe direction of O. W. McCutcbeu. DMai Forget Tfcalr Helper*. other goodies. eyesight, nor were any of his teeth TftlXITT EXPOBKKD CHFBOH. by the ladies of the Sewing Circle and knocked out. He will always have a Tbe church was unusually attractive A Urge crowd assembled at Previous to tbe Trinity Reformed In its decorations. The use of greens all the little ones were remembered A Neat Holiday Number. scar on his face, however. In remem church service in the I. M. 0. A. hail Saengerbund Hall yesterday after- with substantial gifts. Fathers Smyth Among the papers that are devoted branoe of the event suspended from the centre chandelier noon to celebrate Christmastide. yesterday morning, Rev. Cornelius to every part of tbe ohuroh presented and Murphy also received presents, to strictly technical subjects, Com Schenck, Ph. D., tbe pastor, offered There were about one hundred child- after which the occasion was brought pressed Air has theprettiestChriatmaa Prof. Lowla* a pretty picture. Tbe feature of the ren present. Tbe children furnished Prof. Edwin H. Lewis, of Chicago kindly expression of appreciation' on decorations was a large star made of to a bappy close. •altlon. This little journal is managed behalf of the congregation and him- a programme of tinging and recita- »y Andrew Eenney and edited by University, son or Rev. Dr. A. H greens which was placed against tbe tions, and there were selections by the Kxprem Conn,aay'« Bis Wailmal. Lewis, of West Seventh street, de self to the members of the T. M. 0. A. upper part of the organ, and it was Never before in tbe history of tbe former Mayor Saunders, of North who, during the past four month*, have singing section. Prof. Eiohorn, leader Kalnfield. A special feature of the livered a very interesting lecture In Illuminated with thirty Incandescent of tbe singing section, was presented United States Express Company's t le Seventh Day Baptist ohuroh yes- made the members of the society so electric lights. The greens were tied business in this city has there been Holiday number is a description of a comfortable while their own church Is with a parse of money by the members •ystem for regulating temperature In terday afternoon to a large audlenoe. prettily with bows of red satin. of the society. The presentation was such a quantity of Christmas packages The lecture was a comparative undergoing repairs. He also thanked handled as was the case this year. buUdingsofall kinds, the particular the volunteer choirs that have from Tbe decorations were under the made by President Haurand. Mrs. stance cited being the house of analysis of the ideas of Robert Brown- supervision of John O. MacLoughlln Gaub, wife of the janitor of tbe ball, Manager Mills says that the company ng and Lord Tennyson, as portrayed week to week assisted In the musical did almost double the business In the •ayor Charles J. Fisk, of West part of the service, and to the janitor, and a committee from the regular was presented with a handsome rock oerenth street. n their poems on human destiny. Christmas committee, and they de- ng chair as evidence of esteem. M. Christmas line this year than fver Browning's views, he explained, were John Gattleeon, he expressed thanks before. Though he made every effort for his efforts in making everything serve much praise for their suocessfu 1 Menzenbaoh, on behalf of the A Watch Night 8rrT.ee more lofty than those of Tennyson. efforts. to make prompt deliveries, he found A union Christian Endeavor watch- comfortable and pleasant. womens' auxiliary, presented the h Received a Pine Palatine. Tbe programme of music consisted society with a substantial purse of that Friday and Saturday It would «» t service will be held next Friday The clerks in Leggett's drug store Following these few remarks, the of several anthems by the choir, simply be Impossible to catch up. He 'no at barren chapel. Com- money. President Haurand accepted at 9 0>cl0ck presented their employer Christmas pastor delivered an excellent, appro assisted by Howard Case, organist; the gift in a happy manner and secured permission to ran his delivery tek J » social will be Day with a handsome painting, the priate sermon on the subject of "The wagons yesterday and it was not until •Joyed, and at 11 o'clock the watch- P. Ludwtg Gonde, violinist; W. P. thanked tbe donors heaitily on nehalf 'ork of Sydney Flower. Mr. Leggett Manifesto of Christ." His words were DeNike, 'oeliist. There were soprano of the society. last night that the packages were all attentively listened to by a good-sized, delivered. presented each one of his olerks with solos by Miss Harris, whose rich full The u-»ual Christmas tree furnished i8eXtendea to congregation that enjoyed every part *" are a sum of money. In addition the voice seemed to be at its very best, of tbe discourse. plenty of amusement for the children, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cohenhoven, lerks exchanged gifts with one and the very exoellent singing of G, who were well remembered with use- •••11 Off a Car. The music during the service was or Newark, spent Saturday and Sun- another. W. Smith, tenor, William Holmes, ful and pretty gifts, after which re day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. f on a P- and *• J Gathering. rendered by Mrs. Alfred K. Wlllett, basso, and Mrs. Ward, contralto, were fresh ments were served in abundance Mrs. J. H. Manley, Robert Clark and enjoyed exceedingly. J. Howard Leggett, of West Front Mrs. Theodore Adams had a family toalL street. „ re- gathering at her home on Duer street F. 8. Cutter. Several quartette seleo- Tbe decided feature of the pro- On New Year's Eve the society will .-, He was taken Christmas Day. About thirty relatives tions were given, and Mrs. Manley gramme was the rendition of "O, —Reference to an advertising were there to enjoy a Rood time. Sev- hold a dance and entertainment in column will show bow four fine en- Jersey City. He will sacg a solo very pleaeicgly. Arthur Blest Redeemer of Our Race," oom-their halL in a ern I of the guests were from Metuohen L Titsworth presided at the piano. tertainments can be enjoyed at tbe and Westfleld. Mr. Sobenok made the following an- PAOK 5. —Additional locals on page 3. Y. M. 0. A. at an expense of 76 cents. -..* • 1 PLAINFIELD DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1897. TRY NO SENATE SILVER BILL. ••» North Dakota but* DM* Not Batten J. F. MACDONALDS 'BEATH T0MIE1M that Upper HouH CM Paw OM. Huyler's Candy Washington. Dec. ST.—During an In- FROM aoc Christmas Demonstration in Ha-terview Senator Henry C Hansbrough. for of North Dakota, who has always TO 35c. per Ib. Our 15c. is continuing vana Against United States. been counted as a free silver man. T to make friends, and oar said: "There is no danger of the passage of Guaranteed to equal 50c. 20c. in the grain hag no SWOEDS AGAINST THE MOBany K to 1 legislation by the Senate. I Christmas and 60c. goods or money equal. am quite sure that there Is not a 16 to 1 majority in that body. With the at refunded. Ihonti AKaln.t Antonomr ani BUta- present bright prospects for interna- ra mm* In K«tor of «>jltr Hi tional bimetallism the majority of the Send or call for samples—we are pleased to give them. tfce Volonlrcr. — Sedition. DM.. American people are opposed to inde- pendent action on the K to 1 or any 1898 Telephone 49 B. 186 East Front Street. mmti Found other revolutionary basis. I do not Leggett's Pharmacy, Havana. Cuba, via Key Went, Fia.,know of anything that would drive Dee. 27.—The Christmas saturnalia, was this country Into financial revolution T. M. 0. A. Buildln*. Telephone No. 4. J. T. VAIL, Real Estate and Insurance. brought to a close by a serious riot. unless it be the narrow, radical and which was quelled by the police, who pig-headed policy of the silver stand- ITT NORTH AVENUE. used their swords. ard advocates. Ladies' In accordance with their custom, the "Secretary Gage's radical declaration J. D. SPICKS, Spanish population gathered Friday In favor of the gold standard Is not In ntgtit in the Parque Central to cele- line with the platform of the Repub- iti.m. Ma St. SPICER & HUBBARD. brate^ Christmas by dancing and sing- lican party. A special train carried a Only Agepcy ins; songs peculiar to various provinces gold standard contingent to St. Louis Madison Avenue and Third Street. of Spain. Almost all were armed with last summer. The object of those gen- knives and clubs, fights being frequent tlemen was to force their peculiar in the city. Over thirty years on the same corner. Work flnt-eiaas. Orders promptly flOad. between groups from different prov- financial views upon the party. They Muslinwear MOULDINGS t*ree assortment In stock. Special style* made to order of any kfcsl inces. A large force of police was failed to do It, because they met there present, but there was no Interference the combined Republican wisdom of Eve-y garment brand SASH A1i«t7-*"uld* *n<1 Special' Kinds Mads to came frenzied from drinking aguardi- purpose Mr. Gage would not now be iLIRDS All the ordinary szlesan stock. Old Blind* Repaired. Painted If desired. ente, and hostile cries were raised. Secretary of the Treasury. next spring. "Death to Americans!" "Down with "The President has earnestly en- CD1UCC Window *nd Door Frame* Made to Order. Jamb*. Casing* and Stops h autonomy!" "Down with Blanco!" deavored to comply with the mandates Better goods and lower rMIUi stock forsale- -Viva Weyler!" "Viva los Voluntar- of the convention which nominated prices than those offered at OL1SS FnU 8tOCk and Lar*e A*aortm'nt- FWa *"* °aionA- Broken Ughfe) tos!" were some of the cries. Then thhime . He will not cease to urge other Hardwood Flooring, kiln dried and nrst-elass. Tie-Poets. Line-Poet* and Une-Pronj, police closed In and a squadron of nations to join us In an International January." "Alteration." mounted gendarmes, drawn up in front agreement, and the great mass of Re- of the German Club, charged with publican voters will sustain him. The •Clearing." "Inventory" and drawn sabres. * Woloott CCommission has done remark- 'Say-Anything" sales. A panic ensued, the mob. In which''abay,y we,L Republican party un- eVer d dera lemn ed e to PJAY GOODS. L .'" "° P' * Promote lnter- _ the crowd was hemmed IIn national bimetallism has been In power Fine line or Neckties, Silk Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Kid Gloves, Umbrellas on all sides by the police, mounted and a little over eight months, and yet one Canes, Bath Bobes, and a variety of other articles suitable for the holidays. afoot, who struck out savagely with of the great European nations has pos- their swords. This continued until the Gowns, Skirts, itively agreed to co-operate with us, mob was thoroughly cowed, many while the great Bank of England met AT JAS.R.BLAIR'S. being wounded, and then the police our commissioners half way. The con- formed a cordon around the square and ditions In Europe are ripe for a con- 12G PARK AVENUE. proceeded to make prisoners of thetinuation of further effort on our part. Chemises, It Is Worth ringleaders of the demonstration. To stop now would be suicidal. It Two hundred prisoners marched to would be almost criminal." TODAY I SPECIAL BALE Prefecture, Among them were many A Thought officers of the volunteers. On four of FOLLOWS A TRAGIC EXAMPLE. to consider the HEN'S GLOVES the officer* were found bundles of cir- Drawers, standing of a ooal dealer. A reputa- culars declaring Spain's honor bad Anna Wells, • Friend of Miss Her- tion is a guarantee against short DIRECT FROM GLOVERSVILLE FACTORY. been compromised by granting autono- bert's, Cowsalts Halrldr. weight poor quality and worthless sift- my, and calling on all loyal Spaniards ings. Our coal has always sold upon Washington, Dec. 27.—Miss Anna Its merits. We would like to demon- CRANE & CLARK. to resist to the utmost. Copies of these Virginia Wells, daughter of Judge Skirt eternises Hatters and Furnishers, circulars were also found scattered in Lewis S. Wells, a prominent attorney strate its merits to you. COME AND GET the streets this morning. of this city, committed suicide yester- A BARGAIN! 130 WeetFront 8t. No further details are at hand re- day by shooting herself through the garding Gen. Pando's operations In the heart at her father's residence. D.CIVINS&CO Orient, but it it expected that a serious and Corset Ooal. Lumber. •«. Mis* Well* was an acquaintance of SM-sn WaMtaas A*» engagement has already occurred. Miss Leila Herbert, and it was Miss CHRISTTIAS IS COHINQ, Neva of the result la anxiously awaited Herbert's tragic death which brought at the palace. And everybody who sets our beautiful display of Holiday attractions la glad on the lit of melancholy which caused of it Our desirable goods and low prices make Christmas shopping a Ml • correspondent In Santa Clara her to end her own Hie In a similar Covers. pleasure. Appropriate gifts for old and young. writes that Gen. Gomez Is again In the manner. She was about SS years of BAKERY. saddle and using all efforts to prevent age, and a favorite among her large Also Misses' and Child- No. 13a Park Avenue A. L. A M. D. QORSUNE. the grinding of cane. Work on sugar circle of society friends. estates is practically suspended. The ren's Muslinwear in great t»a WMST PROMT 8T. njUNFIMLD. N.J proprietors of the Caracas estate, the Miss Wells had met Miss Herbert at variety and at the same ad-Fine Bread, Cake, Pastry and second largest sugar plantation In thesocial functions and receptions, and. Pies of all kinds. All orders world, have been notified that the while not intimately acquainted with vantageous prices. Calenders, Booklets and Diaries for 1808. Toys, slightest attempt to grind will be thethe daughter of the former Secretary promptly attended to. A signal for the total destruction of this of the Navy, she greatly admired her. share of the public patronage Games, Leather and Fancy Goods, Suitable for valuable property. The Spanish troops All Broad St. Trolley Cars Pass are chiefly In garrisoned towns and are OLD COUPLE MURDERED. Our Doors. Free deliveries at Newis respectfully solicted. unable to afford adequate protection. sa a rkrlitnu Call Find. Dm* J.-rscy railroad stations. No extra HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Six estates In Havana province were Bodin of Forests. charge for packing. turned this week. Indiana, Pa.. Dec 17.—Milton Neal 5. H. Schlief. HARPER'S. 411 PARK AVENUE. The rebels raided Encrucljada, a and his wife were shot to death by an town of several thousand Inhabitants, unknown assassin at their homes near Hahneft Co., Newark, NJ. Proprietor. near Bagua la Grande, on the night of Jacksonville, nine miles southwest of IT* Dec 21. and carried off all the supplies here, some time on Christmas Day. OUR CHRISTMAS Rudolph Kersling, 5 they found. Five dajrs ago twenty- Their bodies were found at ) p. m. by seven volunteers of Cumanayagua their son Harry, who was passing the SOUVENIR at over to the rebels. Baker and house and stopped to pay a Christmas to a hand panel entitled call on his parents. Neal was one of DO YOU RIDE COLONEL RUIZ'S DEATH. ' the most prominent and prosperous Confectioner, \AI LJ C CI O.>. If so you appreciate the Am Alleced *t«t«-iri*-nt from I on.nl- farmers of the vicinity in which he .lived. rrrfCCL f . value of covering dis- Christmas Gifts 201-203 West Front Street, Geaeral Lee. s tance quickly and should have a | The woman was killed with blrdshot, and wm be Havana, Dec. 27.—La Lucha has pub- the husband with buckshot. There Try our New EngUnd and Horns lished a document claimed to have Made Bread. Vienna Bread been authorized by United States Con- were no marks of powder on his face, TELEPHONE Given to Customers I Week something which. It is said, would s with long distance connection, which you a Specialty. sul-General Lee. saying that Lieut.- Beginning SATURDAY, DEC. lstfc. Col. Ruiz was executed because he pro- have been impossible to avoid had can obtain through suicide been committed with a shot- Ask to see the. 8LED8 Charlotte de Ruse, Cream Puffau posed peace In contravention of a de-gun. There is nothing to indicate that s The lew York t lew Jersey Telenbone Co., cree Issued by Gen. Gomez. the crime was committed for plunder, llbl Chocolate Eclair, all kinds of Reports from Plnar del Rio to theas in Mr. Neat's pocket was a $10 bill, M Smith Btr^*~k>rniTWie- Pastry and Gakes, authorities say that two commissioners and a $20 bill lay on the top of a who were sent to propose peace with dresser. Friends sagJtrry have a clue. Grand Union Tea Co. autonomy to the insurgents In that Fresh Every Day. province have been hanged In conform- Boylns; Cattle far Oabm. 138 W. Front St, ity with the decree of Gen. Gomez. Senor Antony Glvln, the secretary of Fort Worth, T«JL, Dec. 27.—Senor ,£ Ptainfield, N. J. Delivery to any part of the City or the autonomist party, who has forManuel Plchardo came here from Cuba Borough at any time. aearly a year past resided In the Unit- recently, stating that he was detailed ed States, has cabled to the Govern- by the Spanish Government to buy ment his acceptance of a post In thecattle for the Spanish army In Cuba. -NEW YORK— Colonial Cabinet. He is now buying flv* hundred or six hundred a week. He said that two of W. J. STEPHENSON Rumors which have been circulated the largest cattle Importers of Cuba & Elizabeth Despatch here that Sylvester Scovil, a New York Do You Wear Two Pair \oi Glasses ? newspaper correspondent, had been have agents on the way to North 146 North Avenue. hanged by the Insurgents, are untrue. Texas to buy cattle for Cuba ship- If so. wea let us fit you witl It Is reported that he and Senor Rafael ment, and they will buy three hundred near, Ialf lso I.n wea one rai thena , No trou ^SS^tiSSS^^SL.&J3S&j3fi£ New the depot and fifty to four hundred head dally. need of them: but ys wtrh ind^teaSTvWbnT STODDARD'S EXPRESS Madrigal, the United States Consul at sal gt atoh you Sanctl Spliitus. were the bearers of anHe complains that he Is hindered In important, message from President Me- his work by the discriminations of ths Neuralgia and Headache caused by Eye Strain quickly relieved. Klnley to "President Masso" 'and Gen. railways. _____^_^^_ RESTAURANT Gomes. The condition of the concen- trados is as pltable as it was during Superintendent of the <>n«a«. Sptcial Attention to Children a EyM AXD in Plalnfleid at the administration in the island of Gen. "Washington, Deo. 27.—One of the Weyler, despite Gen. Blanco's relief de- holiday stories of the day is that Presi- At 107 East Front Street every Thursday. Hours—10 cree. dent McKlnley sent one day last week 161 Worth Av«. for S. J. North, of Massachusetts, who a. m. to 6 p. m. CATERER. mr Goods tonsarded by direct ins •» i A relief fund of $100,000 will hardly part* of the world.-W give the sufferers 20 cents each. was a special agent under Superinten- nuraon in B. dent Porter In the eleventh census, and tendered the office of Superintendent LEEOH. STYLES »tery ln>olini. I of Census to him under the bill now HairiBburg. Pa.. Dec. 27.—The police pending in Congrem providing for the Eye Specialists. 1413 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Hoagland's Express. authorities after working incessantly on taking of the twelfth census of the E. D.BABBETT, the case of Rev. Samuel Spurrier, who United States In 1900. Mr. North ac No. H» East Mh Bt. disappeared under mysterious and sus-cepted the offer, and as soon an the •idous circumstances on Dec. 17, have Sole Agent tor the 61 NORTH AYEHUL reached the conclusion that he is still bill passes will proceed to organize the OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, iHve and that he adopted the name nucleus of the force to be employed in TELEPHONE NO. 1*1. •• Samuel Stranger. That is the name the work. given by a strange man to whom Illklinnt iitfii Sluy m Conductor. Richmond Frank Westfall. of Inglenook. gave Norristown. Pa.. Dec. 27.—A trolley J. C. Pope & Co., Vreakfast on the day of Mr. Spurrier's Men'sand Boys'Clothing if the conductor of the under an assumed name. moiiej an.'. vrt watch and chain GENTS' FURNISHINGS REVERE HOUS0 ilii- rol'.l . f ASK FOR [COUPONS. Women Accme a .Inditr. A. LUSARDI,^- Houlton. Me., Dec. 27.—Gov. Powers has received from the Maine Women's 120 NORTH AVENUE. Families accomodated for theJ* Christian Temperance Union's execu- Wholesale and Retail and winter months at greany tive committee a protest against the Biliousness Dealer in choice fruit of all kinds, of reduced prices. reappointment of Judge Enoch Foster Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents digei Werner's Clothing House. Confectionery, Peanuts' Cigars, etc Uon and permits food to ferment and putrify i to the Supreme bench. They accuse Soda Water of all flavors and always The houwi eoi him of gross immorality with the the stomach. Tnen follow dizziness, headache, 306 West Front Street. ioecold. Branch store corner Front meets lighted by daughter of a barber in the Judge's and Somerset streets. arent* pe home town of Bethel. The protest Is QEO. B. DB 1 signed by all the State officers and flf- don't rattle as much as do those of tren county presidents of the union. some other dealers concerninR the PLAINFIELD COUNCIL. THE ORANDVIEW value of their product; but— Hood's Our Tongues] No. 7il, Royal Arcanum. Six Injured at Fire. insomina, nervousness, and, _^^ Meat Market Rochester, N. T., Dec. 27.—In a if not relieved, bilious fever • J« I f* are rattling good ones, and of LOT fire which broke out in the Coburn or blood poisoning. Hood's W^^ I I l»a quality unsurpassed. building in North Water street at 5:30 Pills stimulate the stomach. • • • • ** ViTons { p. m. yesterday, several men were rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con- leriously and one perhaps fatally ln- s''pation. etc. 25 cents. Sold tiv all rtrimeists. Tue onlv Pills to tike witli Hood's Karsaiiarilla ;O. O. STEVENS.

• PLAINFIELD DAILY PRESS, MONDAY. DECEMBER *7, 1897.

PARTICULAR MENTION.. AN EIGHT HOUR BILL. Dr. and Mrs. Kempton Browning, C—isaa to Csaalaer am Aswrn^anl of East Fifth street, enjoyed the noli- j tor Sktstrter H«ara. GERMANY AND UNA GAILBORDEN day season at the home of Mr. Brown- New Tork. Dec 17.—While the labor unions In this country, and especially ing's parents In Camden. this city, are fast securing eight hour* Former Does Not Enow How Far EAGLE BRAND Boaklm's Anta Sain. for a day's work, and (0.000 English She Will Be Permitted to 60. The beat salve In the world for cuts, mechanics are on strike for a shorter CONDENSED MILK workday, any action taken by Con- braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, gress in so amending the old eight-hour MAS NO EQUAL ASAMIHFAMTFOOD. fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, law as to cause Its general enforce- THE POWEBS WILL DECIDE ment on all Government work hi a HEAITH'SCHT FREE. chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no paymatter of the greatest Interest to nut only members of trades unions, but to required. It is guaranteed to give every workingman in the country. I !•** as • Ssirc«4-Eaa;le Display. perfect satisfaction or money refund- Klaa t'fcaa Bar Rot 9* DniraM* a The old law, making eight hours a ' Part as Has Be«si Pletarv*. ed. Price 85 cents per box. For sale day's work on Gove.-nment work, was Perfectly Delighted by L. W. Randolph. so faulty that Attorney General Miller, Berlin. Dec Z7.—China has occupied In President Cleveland's Cabinet, de- public opinion, to the exclusion of With Them. The condition of Dr. Jones, of Grove clared that It could not be enforced. everything, throughout the week. Th« No other wearable street, does not improve and very An amendment to the old law has nowGovernment and the Foreign Office will so please a woman as a dainty, slight hopes of his n.00very are enter- been drawn up. which It Is claimed continue reticent, even the occupation itylish, anugly-fltQDK pair of shoes. tained. will be a great improvement over the of Port Arthur having failed to elicit If the price is reasonable it makes her old one. and the present Congress will any official statements, with the ex- all the happier. We make woman Bouthold U«.dm. act upon it. ception of a denial of the extravagant happy every day The ancient Greeks believed that the This new bill will be read with In- utterances of the Cologne Gazette and RUBBER DAY. terest by worklngmen, and Is as fol- other usually Inspired papers. The rea- Penates were the gode who attended to lows: son for this exceptional taciturnity lies Bnbber Boots, Rubber Overshoes and heavy leather Roods. the welfare and prosperity of the fam- "An act to amend an act entitled 'An In the simple fact that Germany her- FLYNN BROTHERS, ily. They were worshipped as house- act relative to the limitation of the self does not know where she stands, hold gods in every home. The house- hours of daily service* of laborers and or how far the other powers will per- 3I8 W. FRONT ST. mechanics employed upon the public mit her to go. Germany, Russia and hold god of to day i» Dr. King's New works of the United States and of the France are still negotiating, and white Schepflin Building. MORRIS C. VanARSDALE,Discovery. For consumption,coughs, District of Columbia.' approved Aug. 1. there is strong pressure to bring about piainneld. N. J. colds and for all affections of Throat, 1692. another joint action of these three Chest and Lungs it Is invaluable. It "Be It enacted by the Senate and powers In the far Kast, equally potent HOTEL rUILERIES ! 127 East Front Street. House of Representatives of the United Influences are working to frustrate has been tried for a quarter of a cen States of America In Congress assem- such plans. It depends largely upon B18T BSSTAUBAHT IN THE COUNTY. tury and is guaranteed to cure, or the outcome of these negotiations as to Ion to eyellsts. Lodge sappers bled, that section 2 of an act entitled — --- and lunches. Have you ever been disappointed by not Retting your money returned. No household should 'An act relating to the limitation of wtiat instructions Prince Henry of be without this good angel. It is pleas the hours of daily services of laborers Prussia will find awaiting him when he H. 0 RAND, and mechanics employed upon the pub-arrives at Hong Kong, early In Febru- ant to take and a safe and sure remedy lic works of the United States and of ary. In the meanwhile the mission of M/ EAST FRONT STREET. Prince Henry may be characterized aa PJalnfleW. N. J. for old and young. Free trial bottles the District of Columbia, approved holiday Presents at L. W. Randolph's, Drug Store. Aug. 1. 1882.' Is hereby amended so aa mainly a display of spread-eagleism. Regular size 50c and $1. to read as follows: I A prominent diplomat said: "Rus- Rushmcre & Co. "Section 2. That any officer or agent sia's occupation of Port Arthur Is per- Louis Eaton, of East Fifth street, of the Government of the United States manent. She thereby secures a much- WAl'UHUNG AVENTJX or of the District of Columbia, or any desired terminus for the Siberian Rail- OUB. FOCBTH 8T. whep pyojnised? spent Saturday with friends in Brook- contractor or sub-contractor, or if such road, which will forthwith be extended lyn. contractor or sub-contractor be a cor- from Vladivostok to Port Arthur, You will not be if you bay making Russia the undisputed mistress Lmmbu yard and Planing MflL Hnr to Prereot r»«amOnls. poration or association, then any of- ficer, agent or employe thereof, whose of Manchuria and the whole of North At this time of the year a cold is duty or the duty of any of whom It China. Her Interests In China In no ib«r in- very easily contracted, and if left to shall be to employ, direct or control way collide with those of Prance, run its course without the aid of some any - laborer or mechanic employed whose sphere of action Is In Sooth FURNITURE China. Between (hem Is an immense reliable cough medictae is liable to upon any of the public works of the from as. United States) or of the District of territory, which may eventually be dis- result In that dread 'disease, pneu- Columbia, who shall Intentionally vio- tributed between Great Britain. Ger- monia. We know of no better remedy late any provision of this act, shall be many and Japan. A movement Is now TENTH HOLIDAY SEASON IN PLAINFIELD. to care a cough or cold than Chain deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on foot between Japan and Germany to arrive at an understanding, as Japan berlain's Cough Remedy. We have for each and every such offense shall Heat Your upon conviction be punished by a fine sees clearly that this course is the wis- 1 used It quite extensively and it has al- not to exceed tl.000, or by Imprison- est. Russia will not tolerate Japan In ways given entire satisfaction.— ment for not more than six months, or Corea, as It would upset all the House Olagafa. Ind. Ter. Chief. This is theby both such One and Imprisonment, schemes she has been preparing for larger and Better, and Prioea Lower than ever before. the past two years. Therefore Ger- only remedy that is known to be a In the discretion of the court having Jurisdiction thereof. The term 'public many and England are the powers to certain preventive of pneumonia. works' shall be construed to include which Japan must look for an alliance Sunshine Parlor Heater Among the many thousands who have any article or property in process of In the coming events. used It for oolds and la grippe, we manufacture or construction, contract- Prom a missslonary the cotreaaoa- or Stoves have never yet learned of a single case ed for, by or on behalf of the United dent here of the Associated Press) Garyet Q. packer, having resulted in pneumonia. Per- States, and upon which any payment learns that the Bay of Klao Chotl is by Othello, the highest grade or payments, by way of Installments no means so valuable as at first be- portable range. Canopy sons »ho nave weak lungs or have or otherwise. Is or are made oy tne lieved. Part of the harbor freezes dur- JackMs BiiMlig Wt$t Frtit SI reason to fear an attack of pneu United States, its officers or agents as ing three months of Winter and los and Jlanhattan ranges are monia, should keep the remedy at the work thereon progresses), as well as breakers are required to keep it open. the favorites, at moderate hand. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for to Include any and all property, real, The Hinterland Is barren and treelesa, : personal or mixed, the title or owner- and the nature of the ground necessi- price. .„•,-,* y- sale by T. 8. Ann st rone, apothecary, ship whereof Is vested In the United tates the erection of costly, large forti- corner Park and North avenues. States, or of which the United States fications in order to bold the bay and For sale at has exclusive direction or control. the adjoining territory against at- Miss Emma Case, of New Tork, Eacti and every day In which the law tacks. If Germany concludes to retain A.M.GRIFFEN'S. spent Saturday and Sundny with her of which this act Is amendatory shall It she will have to spend large suns of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruf us Case, of be violated shall constitute a distinct money. 119 E. Front st Telephone 6 and separate offense, and shall be pun- For CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. East Ninth street. ishable as such; provided that nothing i BRITISH GRAB IN CHINA. Something «• KM*. herein contained shall affect any crim- There Is nothing more appropriate and useful. We hare a splendid assortment to select inal proceedings brought for a viola- L L. Manning & Son It may be worth something to know I Cfcesavlp*, C*r*av 8TBAM from, and cheap, too. The Alfred Dolce Fen" slippers are right "In It" just BOW. Thar arc tion of the act of which this Is amend- 'Our Special.'' See our show wltdow. Every article right ui,-to-d*te. that the very beet medicine for restor- atory, and pending at the time of the I London. Dec 17.—A special dispatch GRANITE WORKS. ing the tired out nervous system to a passage hereof." , from Shanghai says: Oomer Central avenue and West Front healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This I "It Is reported that seventeen British street, opp. First Baptist Church* 1M monuments ana headstones to M- DOANE & EDSALL. medicine is purely vegetable, acts by MRS- BOOTH IMPROVING. j warships are off Chemulpo. Corea. Pr»©"« navar so law. southwest of Seoul, supporting th* giving tone to the nerve centres in the Says She CM Sever Be British Consul's protest, really amount- HUSHTOI & H1ISEI, stomach, gently stimulates the Liver Her Vmrmmcw ftrlf. Ing to an ultimatum, aralnst the and Kidneys, and aids these organs in New Tork. Dec. ST.—There Is a steady King's practically yielding the govern- Not if you have a throwing off impurities in the blood Improvement In Mrs. Maud Balling- ment of Corea Into the hands of the Painters and Paper Hangers, TELEfH0NE Hne Electric Bitters improves the appetite, ton Booth's condition. The path nt Russian Minister. passed a quiet night and Is favorably I "The protest Is specially directed Offloe and Shop Sycamore and Fourth OUeets from your house to aids digestion, and is pronounced by responding to treatment. It was said against the dismissal of McLeavy Interior decorating • specialty. Our A FAILURE? those who have tried it as the very best yesterday at the Presbyterian Hospi- . Brown, British adviser to the Corean awtto—first-class work. Estimates cheerful- your office. tal that Mrs. Booth's recovery is now Customs, in favor of the Russian nomi- ly given. Orders promptly attended to. S11 tf blood purifier and nerve tonic Try it. Resides** Service Sold fc r 60c or $1 per bottle at L. W. looked for. The doctors do not ».y nee. The news has produced conster- at Minimum Rate*. any more than that, but they declare nation at Seoul, which Is heightened PEAR8ON Randolph's Drug Store. that they are now fully confident that by the knowledge that Japan has a she will eventually get well. How long fleet of thirty warships awaiting the dk QAYLE. Tbt Mew York ft Rfw JertM Ttlfobont Co., —Wlnfleld Scott Post, No. 73, O. A.It will take they say they do not know, result of the British representation, Carpenters and BuUdws. It Satftk Strsst, Brasklya. * Kris Btrsat, lm»j Cltj. R., will meet tomorrow evening and aa her illness Is still serious but not that Japan fully supports. Japan la 1J» IMU ATSBBS. PUIaflaM. make arrangements to install their dangerous. j Irritated by the arrival of Russian newly-elected officers the first part of One of the physicians In talking about troops in Corea. and it is believed that AB work prompthra^ended «n January. the case said something about It which she will oppose them. puts a new aspect on the mystery and I "According to advices from Tokio. SO 000 CIGARS After hearing some friends conticu which will be heard with sincere re- Japan has offered to assist the officers of our own manufacture* > set et ally praising Chamberlain's Colic. gret by all the friends and well wishers at Pekin In drilling the Chinese army. from. Why go out of the city to PUTNAM A DEGRAW. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cur of Mrs. Botth. He refused to allow and to consent to a postponement of panhase. Retail dealennr Ufl d his name to be used, but he has been the payment of the war Indemnity. ft to their advantage imi e 21O WEST FRONT ST. Us Fleck, of Anaheim, California, attending the woman daring her Ill- Many of the viceroys and Pekin offi- ness and Is qualified to talk of her Stock and prices We have an elegant line of fancy purchased a bottle of it for his own cials favor the proposal." M. C. DOBBINS, use and is now as enthusiastic over case, not only because of the fact that I According to a dlspatoh to the Daily 906 Park Avenue, its wonderful work as anyone can be. she Is his patient, but because he Is a Mall from Shanghai, it Is reported tlltt PlaiDfled. physician of ability. He said: there, from reliable sources, that a The 35 and 50 cent sizes for sale by T. "Mrs. Booth will now get well, but." British force landed at Chemulpo on HOLIDAY S. Armstrong, apothecary, corner and he shook his bead, "she will never Saturday and caused the reinstate* McCullough's Also a Rood assortment of staple goods, such as Park and North avenues. be the same Mrs. Booth." ment of McLeavy Brown. The same Grata' JapanetteMlk initial handkerchiefs i*c Ladles' handkerchiefs from to op dispatch refers to "a native rumor that STEAM MILL. linen Initial handkerchiefs »e cacashmers e and kid doveses.. —The U. 8. Express Company se- INDIANS NOT BLAMED. the Union Jack has been hoisted on an tllk 600 MittenMitts f from 10c tosos Island In the mouth of the River Yang- » fitdner place. North Plalnflctd. hemstitohed ladles'sliMittens k embroidered handkerchiefs.khif , wo cured permission to deliver goods OoTer»si*»« Osirlala D* Rot Tfctak hose, fast black ..from10 B0e uupp Fascinatorldl'l * and Cardigan Jackets. tse-Kiang." ?. McCulullqughl . Prop Ladles' Umbrellas stoop yesterday. This was occasioned by They Flr«4 Cs>«rt Bout. arvore, mouldingouldingss, sorotl sawn, = fci'mbrellas tsc up Estimatetess cheecheerfullr y ramishe the exceedingly heavy business of the Washington. Dec 27.—Government Tea Lives Lswt In a U*4n rir*. holiday season. The business was the officials are rushing forward supplies London, Dec 27.—A Mrs. Jarvls and to replace those burned In the Ardmore her nine children, the youngest a baby, TENEYCK & HARRIS. largest of any previous year. (L T.) Court House. They have also Dealers in aU the best kinds of cleaned were burned to death at 6 o'clock ye»- Xmas Presents in Fancy Don't be persuaded into buying ordered a thorough investigation to terday morning In a four-room cottage jl screened Lehigh Valle> learn the cause of the firs. occupied by the Jarvls and two other liniments without reputation or merit Reports sent out at the time of the families In Dixie street, Bethnal Green, It Itlf Pries at N. ROM'S, 218 W. Frill St.,Plai*fitM. —Chamberlain'8 Pain Balm costs no blaze stated that It waa caused by In- Child'* Fur 8*t«. muff an<1 loa ft-M London. The Jarvls family occupied Offloe 1M Watchung ave.,near 3d st Mlsnen Bearer, fancy muff and boa SS.4S no more, and its merits have been dians who resented the substitution of the upper floor. The occupants of th* WsgJTe Newark Trading Stamp Go's. Stamps ladles' River slink ttaarfs fl.M Federal for tribal courts. They wanted lower floor escaped. Am anhan Collarettes T?-*J proven by a test of many years. Such Indian Justice, tt waa said. Electric Seal Muffs it.n letters as the following, from L. G. By a strange coincidence. Mr. Jarvls, ladlesFuIJUIIMI' Furr O-pOHDHe 9»*i?! *• fto.SO2 But Indian connection with the lire the woman's husband, who had been ladies' Kersey Ja«kets $*•** Bagley, Hueneme, Gal., are constantly Is doubted by Government officials, be- suffering troin consumption,

THE DAILY PRESS. PARTICULAR MENTION. CROWDS OF ITEMS BR1EFAND BRIGHT Two things every A. I_ FORCE. PERSONAL GOSSIP OF INTEREST TO GATHERED ALL ABOUT THE TOWN CITY AND BOROUGH. F abllshed Dally, exoept Bandar. at * 30 P. "m. BY ALERT PRESS REPORTERS. young housekeeper Bonus IB Kn^f ar* Told the Dally Doings oj New. In Short Paragraph. Ttat are In- should have—a reliable Many Residents »nd TUtton WhoOo and -: fit Peck's :- Two cents a copy. Ten eente • week. toraattas to |K*ad| Dottot the Snare Coma la a Social and Bmslness Way. cook book and a pure E 7tmx—\n adnmce. Momenta of laany Bo»y Plalnnelder*. No wonder ! His selection of Mo extra chaise for papers mailed to —This evening Mizpah Lodge, No. Richard Waring, of Park avenue. baking powder. joints In the U.S. and Canada. 1, U. O. of I. O. L., will meet and elect Is home from Hemstead, L. I., for the Delivered by carrier or by mall. holidays. We furnish both. The Press has the most complete carrier officers. * HOLIDAY GOODS and mail serrtoe of any paper in the metro- —A meeting of Queen City Lodge, Miss Piker, of Arlington, spent Sat- Cleveland's baking urday and Sunday with relatives in politan district. No. 286,1 O. O. F., will be held this powder can be bought at jnst what was wanted. Any BUbsoriber failing to receive a single evening. Plainfleld. ssne win confer a favor by notifying the bus- Asa Collier, of East Sixth street, your grocer's, and our nees office. —Next Friday evening the Christ- mas entertainment will be held at the spent Christmas with his family at You Are Specially [Invited to Call AdvertihlnK rates mailed on request. Baltimore. cook book is mailed free . N. J.. DEO 27. 1887First Church of Christ and see the new factories of —Tomorrow evening Minerva Tem- Miss Cornelia BookfeUow, of Park on receipt by us of stamp WEATHER IKDIOATIOMB. avenue, is able to be out again after a THE LINCOLN STEEL TOOL WORKS, ple, No. 4, Bathbone Sisters, will elect and address. officers for the ensuing year. short illness. THE FRANKLIN COMPANY, and Varnished by Weather Observer Neagle.) William Runyon, of Bound Brook, —The Christmas entertainment of THE STAR INCUBATOR CO. lnrrculnc CloodliMW »»* Probably the Sunday school of the Con gre- was the guest of Plainfleld relatives now oompletod and la operation at Light Snow Taenday Afternoon—Sta- gatlonal church will be held in the Christmas Day. Guarantee* tionary Temparmtars. Grocers are muthorired to g:.v» church tomorrow night. Miss Agnes Mumford, of Watchung back four money if ton do nut At- S o'Oloek the Thermometer »t avenue, is home from boarding school find Cleveland's "the best baking —A meeting of the Women's Home powder yon have e»«r nseU. t,Mll|-| PhHSMT Re*i.ter«d 35 De- " L-I-N-C-O-L-N " at Dobb's Ferry. af issionay Society of the First M. E Cleveland Raking Powder Co., N.Y a ar« not asked to bur building Iota, yoar own judgement tells you what to do. It la a church will be held tomorrow after- Miss Mary Anderson Relnhart, of Of, to seethe marvelous work that ha* been done In so short a time. Take a trataoS i of N J..oomeln carriage, on bicycle or horseback, it will par TOO to look at la* COMING EVENTS. noon in Vincent chapel. Belvidere avenue, Is confined to her ss. —The Junior Christian Endeavor home with illness. December 31—Tenth annual ball of the Twi- PARTICUIAR MENTION. ^^ Mffht Social Club.evenin»\ at Crescent Society of the First Baptist" church Miss Saxton, of East Fourth street, Sink. New Jersey Mutual Realty Co., January l—Open house.Y.M. C. A. 3 to 10 p. m will meet in the primary class room entertained company from out of Linford Craven, of Philadelphia, Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. town over Sunday. was the guest yesterday of Plainfield S. D. DRAKE, Pres'dent and Manager. SUBSCRIBERS TO CONTROL IT. —The finest brand of Mocha and Miss Fanny Rafferty, of Park ave- friends. pure Government Java coffee, quality nue, entertained relatives from Bound Clarence Peck, of Chicago, spent SEBR1NG, The Clothier, The co-operative plan of conduct- unsurpassed, can be found at Neu Brook over Sunday. Christmas at his home on Myrtle ing a newspaper is to be tried at man Bros., the Watchung avenue W. K. D wight, of Bockview avenue, avenue. is offering a splendid line of Bloomfleld by 8. Morris Hulin, the grocers. is entertaining a college chum from Mr. and Mrs. Leonard VanCamp. of owner of the Bloomfleld Record. His —Next Friday evening at 6 o'clock Princeton University. idea is to form a stock company, Prospect place, spent Christmas Day the members of the East Third Street Miss Etta Raybert, or North avenue, In South Branch. OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS guided and controlled absolutely in mission will enjoy their annual New principle and policy in conducting entertained company from New Ernest Suffern, of Williams College, « Reduced Prices. Year's dinner, and at 8 o'clock the Brunswick yesterday. is spending bis vacation at bis home the paper by the vote of those who are watch night service will begin. carried on the concern's books as Miss Jenkins, of the Jrenton Nor- on Linden avenue. subscribers to the paper. There are —Justice Newcorn baa Issued sum- mal School, is spending* the holidays Miss Mary Whiton, of Central SEBRINQ'S two weekly papers in Bloomfleld, one mons in the cases of Johnson against at her home on East Sixth street. avenue, is home from Badoliffe College 202 West Front St. of them being opposed to the setting Howard; National Lead Co. against Mr and Mrs. James C. Peck, of for the Christmas vacation. Wyckoffand others; Decker against off of Glen Bidge, the home of the Myrtle avenue, will oelebrate their Miss Mary Brown, of East Fourth wealthier class, as an independent Helndrlcks, all returnable December wedding anniversary at an early date. Slat. street, entertained a few friends and borough. The Record sided with Charles VanMiddlesworth and wife, relatives at her home Saturday eve- those who incorporated the borough —The annual report of the Ladies' because they couldn't get what they of Brooklyn, have been spending th- ning. Auxiliary of the A. O. H. shows about past few days with Plainfleld relatives. deemed to be their share of the im- 1600 In the treasury and about eighty Mrs. Mary L. Force, the aged -:BOEHM'S:- provements made in Bloomfleld. members. Installation of office! s J. Barton Kline and wife, of Cran- mother of A. L. Force, is seriously ill To start Holiday Trade with a rush, we begin today an Since it took that stand The Record takes place the third Thursday in ford. spent Christmas at the home of at the home of her daughter-in-law, •ays it baa been boycotted, but with January. Mr. Kline's mother, on Sandford ave- Mrs. Julia Force, 201 Watchung ave- nue. oat success, by the Bloomfleld ad min- —Tomorrow Edward White will nue. istration and Its friends. Now Mr.commence the regular clearing sale Miss Callahan, of Netherwood, a John Newton Goddard, of the ADYANCE SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS Hulin says be is going to give the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- of winter goods throughout every de- student at the State Normal School, which will he a most emphatic evidence of commercial people of Bloomfleld and Glen Bidge partment, profits have been all clipped Is enjoying the holiday season at barnology, returned from College to a chance to co-operate in continuing off. You will find many good bar- home. spend Christmas at his home on East supremacy. During its progress we shall offer values in The Record as an independent paper. gains at this store. Frank Edwards, of Bayonne, spent Ninth street. loliday merchandise that will completely cast in the shad* Christmas at the home of his father, any other attempts of this or past seasons. —Ths First Baptist church: Sunday —Surrogate-elect H. N. Spencer, of Samuel H. Edwards, of LaOrande PASSING COMMENT. school will hold its Christmas enter- the borough, will take possession of tainment next Thursday evening in avenue. lis office January 25tb. Charles Conover and family, of Elm- Christmas was a quiet holiday in the lecture room of tb.6 church. A —Anchor Lodge, No. 149. T. and Plainfleld. It U always a day forlolly evening is promised and friends wood place, enjoyed Christmas Day Our Magnificent New A. M.. will Install Its newly elected home gatherings, rather than public of the school are Invited. and Sunday with relatives in High officers tomorrow evening. aaosements and social functions, and —The annual collection for Muhlen- Bridge. this year was no exception to the rule. berg Hospital was taken up at the Con- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sutphen and There were family parties galore, and gregational church yesterday morn- son. Alfred W. Jr.. of Newark, are Add ition and Basement many a private Christmas tree in ng Owing to the small attendance, visiting relatives in this city and the brimful of the beet in toys, dolls, games, sleds, etc, will be resplendent Is Plainfleld homes. on account of the storm, the collection borough. bargain tilm. Every age, from the tender tot to the aged grandparent, wiM The holiday season had been an ac- was not as large as was expected. RufusCase, ot Philadelphia, spent Sweeping Indue right holiday articles here at prices that mean from 25 to fiO per east below those that are usually advertised elswhere as GREAT BARGAINS. tive one. The special industries that —The Sunday-school of the First Sunday in Pialnfleld with his parents, Rapid service for the holidays. FacWtfes for quick dell very of parcels an thrive only at this season met with Presbyterian church will hold Its Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Case, of East soon aft will enable customers to buy with least expenditure of time sal success. Christmas entertainment In the chapel Ninth street. trouble. The hope of a white Christmas was tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. At Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Morse and not fulfilled. Twas more of a 3:30 o'clock In the afternoon the chil- Reductions Miss Maud Seirlllng, of Garwood, speckled Christmas, in fact, with dren's entertainment will be held. patches of snow here and there, the re- spent Christmas at the home of Joseph —The Christmas entertainment of E. Morse, ot Franklin place. £ in the B O E H MS ! sult of flurrieso f crystal flakes. The ••*, ••• nJ WEST FRONT 5T. wished for snow not arriving, the the First M. E. Sunday-school will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smock, of consequent pleasures of sleighing and ield In Vincent chapel tomorrow Bed Bank, were guests yesterday and coasting were not added to the Christ night at 7:») o'clock. The children's Saturday of Mrs. Smock's parents, ntertainment will be held In the Mr. and Mrs. Wikoff. of LaOrande Cloak mas privileges of the Plainfl.-ld young people. There was skating, however, chapel at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. avenue. Glosipg Out Sale at and excellent skating, too. —Early In January O. H. Herring Counselor W. K. MoOlure, of Cres- It may be a hard season for many and daughter. Miss Pansy Jeane Her- cent avenue, has returned from Maine, but, nevertheless, it was a happy day. ring, of East Second street, will take where be attended the annual meet- Department. up their residence in New York. Mr. ing of the Megan tic Flab and Game Woodhull&JVIartip's. The Christmas trade had been at We do not intend to carr y white-heat for the past week; many lerring's son, Bev. C. E. Herring, of Corporation. over any stock, therefore we thousands of dollars had been di- the First Presbyterian church, will Henry Drake, of North avenue, who begin early to cut price* on verted Into local cash-drawers. still remain in Plainfleld. is been a patient at Muhlenberg every cloak in the house. Our entire stock of Ladies', Misses' and —The Hendrlokson excursion from fall* Report Corrected. Hospital for some time/ will soon be the Mines' and Chil- tfew York, consisting of public school able to go home. He is much im- dren's cloaks have been re- Children's Winter Jackets to be closed out at The report circulated that Joseph teachers from Gmater New Yoik, duced, there are only about a Carbone, the North avenue fruit proved and Is doing well. low prices. We have'nt a great many, but all passed through Plain&eld this morn- Mr. and Mrs. William L, Smalley, down styles left, and in nearly dealer, had violated the Sabbath ob- ugon its way to Washington on a every line the sizes run from servance law was groundless. As Jr., who are living in the south, have are desirable, and there will be some rare bar- sight-seeing trip. The return will be written to relatives In this city stating 4 to 18 years. usual, Mr. Carbone closed bis store at made Wednesday afternoon. sundown Friday night, but during the that their son, Jedediah, Is much Im- This price-rutting in mid* gains among them. evening he entertained a number of —The Christian Endeavor service proved from his serious illness. winter gives late cloak buyers his friends and in going In and out of held at the Park Avenue Bantlst Edward Smith, of West Fourth a splendid opportunity to pur- bis apartments it was necessary to go church last Saturday morning was chase reliable garments at a street, who has been at the hospital great saving. through the front door of the store. well attended. E. E. Anthony, pre- undergoing an operation, is muoh im- Trading Stamps Given. The sight of the people going In andsident of the local union, conducted proved and will probably be able to Cloaks formerly sold at 14.00 now n 00 out of the store carrying the packages the service and at the opening made a leave that place In a short time. " " 11.76 " 8.75 that Mr. Carbone had distributed as few remarks of an appropriate nature. 8.76 " 8.60 Corra Ryno, advertising manager of 6.90 " 5.85 Christmas presents, probably led to —The employes in the wall paper The Daily Press, who has been con- 6.36 4.90 the report. establishment of Edward Love, of fined to bis borne on Codington ave- 52S 4 95 WOODHULL & MARTIN, North and Watchung avenues, were 500 3.75 A ssilinc House Boat. nue by a severe illness, was able to 3 30 Today at Perth Amboy there will be presented with turkeys for their resume his duties this morning. 300 launched a sailing house boat the Christmas present by their employer. Babcock Building. Telephone 204 B. Saturday afternoon the force enjoyed Prof. Bush Rheee, of Union Theo- property of F. H. Ball, of Myrtle ave- logical Seminary, was the gue&t yes- nue. This boat has been constructed a sumptuous lunch at Mr. Love's ex- pense. terday of borough relatives, and in After Jan. I, '98, Store will close at 6 p. m. under the direction of Mr. Ball who the afternoon he took part in the Holiday "xpects to enjoy a cruise next summer There 1« more Catarrh in this section Christmas services at the First Baptist on Great South Bay near West Hamp- church. ton. Mr. Ball and his family will go of the country than all other diseases Oak Dining Tables S4.50 ip. Oak Sideboard! $9 ao. to Perth Amboy today and witness the put together, and until the last few W. P. DeNlke, of New York, the launching of the boat. The boat is 60 years was supposed to be incurable. celebrated 'cello player who performed Oak Dlalne Ckalrt 95c. aaeh ip. feet over all, and will be rigged. It For a great many years doctors pro- at several church services yesterday Goods will have sleeping accomodations for nounced it a local disease, and pre-In this city, was the guest during his eight persons. scribed local remedies, aad by con-stay of P. Ludwig Conde, of Wat ROWLISON <& JONES stantly failing to cure with local treat- chung avenue. 149-151 East Front St. __ Red Men Klecteri Officer*. ment, pronounced It Incurable. Science At Half Price. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Armstrong and ^A meeting of Miantonomoh Tribe of has proven catarrh to be a constitu- son, Howard, of Brooklyn, spent the Red Men was held on Friday evening The balance of the stock tional disease, and therefore requires Christmas holiday with Plainfleld rel- of Holiday Goods will be sok when the officers for the ensuing year constitutional treatment. Hall's atives. Mr. Armstrong returned to were nominated. The nominations this week at half price. There Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Brooklyn this morning, and his family is a small assortment of novel What Is Low Tariff? were as follows: Prophet, R. Slorah; Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only will remain in town a few days longer sachem, Jos. Johnson; senior saga- ties left, which we do not care The rates charred tor service by THE NEW YOBK constitutional cure on the market. It to carry over, hence the prices more, Robert Hanglighter; junior is taken internally in doses from 10 AND NEW JER8EY TELEPHONE COMPANY. Good Times have come to those are cat in twain. RATES SO IX)W as to make the Telephone an Item sagamore, John Green, Charles Davis, drops to a teaspoonrul. It acts direct- of unimportant expense while Its value for custom David Thompson, John Hewitt; chief ly on the blood and mucous surfaces whom Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured and occasion is supreme. of records, Charles L. Holdstein; col- of the system. They offer one hundred of scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheu lector of; wampum. A. J. Stiglitz; dollars for any case it fails to cure. matlam, weak nerves, or some other The New York & New Jersey Telephone Co., keeper of records, W. A. Westphal: Send for circulars and testimonials. form of impure blood, CKt treasurer, A. C. Allen; representive to •6 S.lth Strart. Brooklyn. *2H.***"*• *"•* ' Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Hood's Pills are the only pills to i7fl ffartli AVMHM. PliHSiM the grand council, G. 8. McGinnls; O Sold by Druggists, 75c. take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Easy alternate, M. Leahy. Hall's Family Pills are the best I. Lederer. and yet efficient.

' PLAINFIELD DAM WESTFIELD An important . Iny Chtict ATOMIZERS, PEIFMES, ETC., FOR IEW YEU'S 8IFTI. Everything considered, it is To be found in our Window Display. A fresh supply this week of VARIOUS BITS OF NEWS. probable that Emulsion of WESTFIELD HAPPENINGS SERVED RJP Cod Liver Oil is the most Whitaai's Faatit Philidtlphia Caiditt. TERSELY FOR THE PRESS. important remedy yon can know about Its uses are Many People Go and Coma In the many and the complaints it L. W. RANDOLPH, Prescription Druggist, Suburban Town—Itrau cores are those that; cannot 143 WEST FRONT STREET, PLAINFIELD. TELEPHONE CALL lOtL '4-- •attma* Beeauae or Their Brevity be neglected. Christmas exercises will be held in the Locust Grove ohapel tonight It Repairs BICYCLES AND POWPER John B. Morrow, of Elllcott City, broken-down conditions of Md., is vl»IUng his unole, W. 8. the system, cares wasting SPORTSriAN'S OOODS Morrow, of Park street diseases, obstinate throat Mrs. Westoott, of Chicago, formerly and lung troubles, and in pomm* OO»« Mf Miss Burr-Smith, of this place, has creases flesh, strength and been a guest of Miss Anna D. Cooper. energy. Talking Machines. Chas. Evans, of Westfleld, was sent Host any Emulsion is good, Phonograph's, Gramo- to the Elizabeth General Hospital but ours is more desirable phones and Grapho- JEWS OF THE SUBURBS. Friday night to receive treatment for because it is always fresh phones; also complete Plainfield's Busiest Store. his eyes. and because we supply the fHINGS THAT INTEREST SCOTCH The Sunday-school of St. Paul's line of records and We sell goods eheaper than any other store. PLAINS AND DUNELLEN. usual dollar quantity for supplies. Episcopal church will hold its Christ- 50 cents. mas celebration in the church to- Graphophones, JJSe,$10 morrow evening. Gramophones, " $25 by Alert Press The bowling team of the New Jersey at ths t«»*er Table at To FRANK ROWLEY, gSSSS- Phonographs $30 Athletic Club, of Bayonne, will roll a DRUOXHST. game with the Westfleld Club team on BARD CYCLE CO Two Ktnrra. the tatter's alleys tomorrow night 147-uv North Are.. Plalnfleld. «HWy!na Boloe has retained from a At the *nn"M election of ruling Elm 8L. Wextfleld. Hatt with Mends in Brooklyn. elders, held in the Westfleld Presby- For the Was Mamie Wlloox has been visit terian churoh yesterday morning, Ing friends in Westfield fora few Hiram L. Fink, Samuel Johnston and CHRISTMAS IN GHURCHES days. Ira "B. Bull were selected for a term CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1. The Borough Council will bold a of three yean. SALE tegular meeting Monday evening, The Christian Endeavor Society of posed by E. J. Fltzhugh expressly for CAMERAS January 3d. the Presbyterian church held its Miss Harris, who sang the composition in rare style, assisted by P. Ludwig •ONTAUK '97, Bandolph Bunyon Is oonraleecing monthly consecration meeting in the W«B awbw.rfatow front. Back bom a snrere Illness which has de-church lecture room last evening. Conde, with a violin obligate. dp d Btd S tatoed him at home. Three new members were received and The pastor. Rev. Dr. Yerkee, CMaaia.tal.SlsitlI.eaaM. preached a short appropriate sermon Outride* Kodak!. . . •*• Mxa, Harry Bwaekhamer has been a special musical programme was ren- Bull'.Ej—. M. atartsining her sister. Miss Bath dered. at the morning service, and his re- marks were greatly enjoyed by alL Bullrt*,. . . . IMudflt. fausr. of New Tort The Christmas exercises of the Sun- (tatCMMtkia S3-M •) In the afternoon at 3 o'clock the MB, Johnson is improving rapidly day school of the Methodist church C. OIMHCRT.* Sunday-schools of the home church, bom her aeverelllnesa, and she hopes were held on Friday evening. The 24 sad 26 CAST Utfc ST. East Third Street Mission and Mt. lobs oat again very soon. church was decorated with evergreens •pedal AttntkM te Olive Baptist churoh assembled at the Barry Bandolph and Wilson Ban- and a large Christmas tree stood by Mail Onlcn. Among the many great bargain oppor- church and celebrated Christmastide dolph, of New York, have been guests the pulpit platform. There were reci- appropriately. Those who assisted IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. of friends at New Market. tations and songs by members of the tunities given by this store for the benefit of the choir in the musical part of the lit !->••• lll It NewVerk City. Former Postmaster P. 0. Staats and school, an address by the pastor, and The Trustees of this Institution haTe da- services were P. L. Conde, violinist; clared Internet on all awna remain tin: on de- the baying public this one stands out alone as family entertained company from oat the distribution of presents. poett daring the three and six month* eodtng Of town over the holidays. Mrs. B. T. Barnes, pianist; W. P. De- Beofmbersist. IH»7. attherateof FQUB PEB Owen Fraine made an assault Friday Nike, 'cellist; Howard Case, organist; 3KNT par annum on amounts from ti to the greatest effort of our history. The Christmas entertainment at the on his aged mother, beating her very $a.a». parable on and attar Monday. January JEptaoopai church, New Market, will be Llndley Hlllman, violinist; Walter 17th. 1MB. Depoetts made on or before January severely and, as she obarged, threat- Serrell, flutist H*h will draw £tgsg '^-JgnS^& held the latter part of this week. ening to take her life. Neighbors In Thousands of dollars worth of clean, The choir sang two anthems, and C. BTBOM LAT1MKB. Secretary, M n *-l » • Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cramer and terfered and Fraine was placed in the the balance of the musical programme reliable merchandise will be sold at actual daughter. Miss Helen Cramer, spent Westfleld lockup. Later he was ar- was furnished by the Sunday-schools Christmas with Westfleld friends. raigned before Justice Touoey and STILLIM MUSIC HILL ! who sang carols. The feature of the cost to reduce our stock of winter goods. John Fenner has returned from committed to the county Jail for sixty MAZE KDWABDB. musical service was the. rendition of Ptaokamln, where he spent Christmas days. and Sunday at the home of his parents. the "Cradle Song," from Berceuse, by Thursday Night, Dec. 30, 1897. The Sunday-school of the Westfleld Benjamin Goddard. This selection Charles Johnson has secured a po-Congregational church held its Christ- The Baallstie Melodrama. sition as salesman at Oorham's was played by W. P. DeNlke on the mas exercises in the church last eve- 'cello, and be was accompanied by Jewelry house in New York daring ning. There were carols and recita- CUBA'S VOW! the holidays. Mrs. B. T. Barnes. A Drama of Cuban Ufe. founded on faeta. tions by members of the school. Mrs. Other features were the recitations Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swackhamer Alonzo Pettlt, superintendent of the le-nAONIPKBNT 5CB1B5-I6 spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. given by Bulafa Van Winkle and Ethel •e resale la Cart 1 Elizabeth Primary Teachers' Union, Webster. Both are little tots and lies en ted In save manner as at STAB Bwsekhamer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.gave an address, illustrated with a THEATRE. NEW YOBK- leaner, of Pluckamin. they acquitted themselves with great sand map, on the three missionary credit. Reeerred seats now oo sale at Box Offloe. Bev. Frank Fletcher received a sub Journeys of Paul and then a talk on The services were in charge of Price* ate. ase.ioe.7ia and |L stantlal Christmas present in the '•The Message of Christmaetlde." Superintendent R. K. Case, of the shape of a turkey weighing thirty-one At the Christmas exercises of the pounds. It was the gift of an intimate home school, and be was assisted by ^EDWARD WHITE.* Baptist Sunday-school, held on Fri-M. O. Dobbins, of the Mt Olive friend in the south. day evening, the decorations were a A. M. Runyon & Son, Christmas Day was a quiet one in school, and L. Warren Randolph, of Christmas bower of greens. There the East Third Street Mission, also UNDERTAKERS, the borough. A large number of Nk. M2 Park An. Tel. 40. were songs and recitations by mem-Rev. J. H. Creamer, of Orange, a tem- families celebrated the event at their bers of the infant class, recitations by Offloe open Bight and day. porary supply af the Mt. Olive Baptist On ICE O" HILLHUB C1IITUT. homes in a quiet manner, bat there Charles Decker, Walter French, was no public demonstration to mark church. During the afternoon Rev. Beolah Lightfoot and Clarence Light- Dr. Terkes made a short address. the day. foot and vocal solos by Miss Alice Last Thursday evening the Christ- L. H. Blelow, Jr., acted as precentor Beeves and Miss Grace Beeves. The during the singing of the carols. mas entertainment was held at the pastor, Bev. Geo. A. Francis, made a Baptist church. New Market. The short address, and appropriate gifts CSESCENT AVENDE CHURCH. •oholars of the Sunday-school present- were presented to the scholars. Christmas was remembered at the Crescent Avenue church yesterday ed a programme of song and recita- The Sunday-school of the Westfleld Our Specialty at all the services with special music tion, after which they were liberally Presbyterian church held its Christ- and addresses. The interior of the provided with gifts. mas exercises Christinas Eve. The l»w It church was prettily decorated after the The Christmas entertainment at the church was decorated with flowers conventional fashion. Greens were Presbyterian church was held last and greens. Miss Minnie Beger sang used about the back and sides while Friday evening, and there was a large a solo entitled "Jerusalem," Miss the platform was partially covered with Mrs. Ira F. Riker, attendasoe of members and friends Laura Wilcox recited "A Merry Christ- -: holiday Goods. :- a tasteful arrangement of calla lilies, Funeral Director end Embalm*! who enjoyed exceedingly the pro- is," and Alvah Beed gave stereopti ferns and other potted plants. i Oases of woman and children a specialty. gramme, consisting of recitations andcon views illustrating the life of ISt CKBTEAI/ ATE. singing. After the rendition of the Christ and verses of Scripture were The Christmas music at the morn- VanEmburgh & Son. programme the scholars in the Sun-read describing the pictures. Bev. N.ing services was rendered by the regu- day-school received useful gifts. W. Cadwell was presented with a lar quartette choir of the church, Ctntr Sttrt. Babtttk Biildiu;. Ctr. laiitM Aft. The death of Edward Bandolph. son bicycle on behalf of the school, and which sang a number of special an- thems. The paster. Rev. Dr. W. B. of the late Peter Bandolph, of New presents were then distributed to the WANTS AND OFFERS. We take pleasure la lnf ormtnc you that m haTe been made selling agents tor the elegant town, oocurred Friday last at thescholars. Richards, preached a very interesting home of Mr. YanArsdale, near New discourse appropriate to the day at ARGE neatly furnished room, best, the morning service. gas and bath; superior table. 436 ToUet Spodaltlts and Perfumery Market. He was forty-nine years old, THEATRICAL. L •ad was well known in this vicinity. During the afternoon a union East Second street. 12 90 6 _i I Hew Tork ClSr as the standard authority on the Art of He was very wealthy and held large The attraction at Music Hall Thurs- Christmas service was held by the IB8T-OLAS8 help ana nrst class teorreet use of Interests in the Standard Oil Comda- y night will be America's greatest Sunday-school of the church and itsF places at the Swedish intelligence T. S. ARMSTRONG, The Apothecary, Pany. He was unmarried and leaves melodrama, "Cuba's Vow," which chapels in the church. The different offloe, 33 Somerset place. s t3 tf two brothers, Harry and Wilson Ban-will be presented under still more Sunday-schools from Bethel chapel, ONET to loan on bond and mort- 00UIB TABE A» IWn ITDtn. dolph, both of wbom live in Newfavorable circumstances than last Hope chapel and Warren chapel were M gage. Cbas. L.Moffett, Attorney cor. Park and North Ares. 19 11 eod tf Tork. year, when it had such a run at thewell represented and the superintend- T.I.C.A. WV TUri Star Theatre, New Tork. The piece is ents of the Sunday-schools and the RST-class places furnished girls 8COTCH PLAINS AND FANWOOD. staged more handsomely and with pastors of the chapels assisted In theFoutot employment; and reliable STIR JIL Entir- more realistic effects. conducting of the services. The help secured for those desiring glrla^l carols were sung>y the united schools. St. Joseph's Home, (Non Sectarian), 43 % A public pay telephone station has Manning avenue. 11 93 tf r tabuunt. No Care—If* Par. There was one special carol sung by COURSE. been opened in the Central Hotel. JURST floor to let 116 Church St. Mrs. John Flannery entertained her That Is the way all druggists sell the girls of the primary department 1918 6 January 1,8 p. m, •on, J. E. Flannery, Christmas Day. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for of the home Sunday-school and Ernest Marsh entertained Mr. Malarta.Chills and Fever. It is simply another by the boys of the primary HPO LET-A very desirable office, Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form. department The addresa was made -L with private room attached; 307 J. S. BUCKTOI. Herat, of New Tork city, over North avenue; furnished, including Christmas. Children love it Adults prefer it to by Rev. W. R. Richards, pastor of the large Herring safe and steam heat; rent A. Willet & Son, Humorist and Caricaturist. William Bacon, of Haverstraw, N. bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price, 60o. Crescent Avenue church. $15. Apply 307 North avenue. 13 18 6 WILL LYLEf Banjo Specialist. For sale by B. J. Shaw. 11 30 eod ly BBVEXTH-DAY BAPTIST CHUBCH. i., spent Christmas Day with friends ARGE, well heated, sunny rooms, Four Fine Entertainment i*c. in Scotch Plains. Special Christmas services were held L with board; reasonable. 132 Cres- u 24 6 Single ArimlnstoQ »o. —Next Thursday evening the mem- in the Seventh-Day Baptist church cent avenue. 13 30 6 No. 107 Park Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott F. Collins, of bers of Franklin Council, No. 41. Jr. Brooklyn, spent two days with rela Saturday. Greens were used in the O. U. A. M., will meet and in addition decoration of the sanctuary. In the ANTED—$2,000 on first mort- Tht nveein8cotch Plains. aape; Improved propeity. Ad- to electing new officers will celebrate fiorning there were several carols by W Special reduction in Dipes. Also a full Une of A number of Scotch Plains people Christmas in an elaborate manner. dress H. B L., care Press. 12 13 tf wended the play in Music Hall. Plaln- the chorus choir and short addresses neld, Christmas Night appropriate to the occasion by Rev.TO LET—7 living rooms; 120 West W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES L. E. Llvermore, Rev. A. H. Lewis, A Fourth street, with stable; $15. Imported and Domestic Cigars James Buckley, of Plainfleld, spent spent Christmas with Mrs. Achason's Mulford, Broker. 12 31 tf BEST IN THE WORLD. Christmas with his mother.Mrs James parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark. D. D., and Rev. A. E. Main. E8YPTIIN CieiRETTES. In the afternoon at 3:45 o'clock the >ART of double house; 617 East Buckley, in Scotch Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant of 1 Second street, $8. Mulford, Box Trade a Specialty. The raffle for a cow at Wilcox's Plainfleld, spent Saturday and Sunday Sabbath-school held its special exer Broker. 12 21 tf Try Our Faatus Ctffftt! hotel Friday night, was postponed, with Mr. and Mra. Thomas Haff, Sr. clses. They were principally by the owing to the poor attendance. It is stated that George Meyers, members of the primary department OST—Three ladies' photographs on QUICK LUNCH. L Friday. Finder p ease return to Bpecia} Christmas exercises were who purchased the Baker property on and consisted of recitations and songs. this office. Mid by the Scotch Plains Baptist the 23d inst., will shortly open a gen At the close of the service, after sun- Thos. Tlmbo & Co., eral store. LET—Six room house and store •hurch 8unday-school yesterday. EnquireThoe.CaUaban, Richmond 127 NORTH AVENUE. «. and Mrs. Achason, of Hazlet, —Advertise in The Daily Press. CONTIWUED OH PAGE 8. and Third streets. 12 37 eod tf PLAINHELD DAILY r»Rr-SS. MONDAY, 27. 1897.

EUl'CATItWAL. DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW H«Ild»T« «•«•• to Interfere B«t III- tle with Gcaeiml Hailnmn. Remarkable The Plainfield Academy, New Yorki Dec 27.—Buns week- ?orsal^,%u^Hc^«.We 309 EAST FRONT ST. ly reports show a remarkably large House in the city of Elizabeth. N. Primary, Intermediate,Collegiate, holiday trade, at many points the larg- est for flve years. Moreover, at the sea- Hanual and Art Departments. Values Such aoomMnatlon Is offered by no other son when wholesale business usually ^^r^trae^r^So°/£na &ijS IN private nchool in Plainfield. AMOS H.VAN HORN •hrinks the pressure of demands for "A wopi to the wise in eufneient" I afte? Jiticularly Bet forth t-ituate. lvibg and J. ItALZlEL. Principal. What merrirr. more •eniit.lc jrjft thaLIMITEDn I .Get off can at Plane St. mnL. Immediate deliveries, which results beSe" »he township of Fanw..,od. b the • "Portland Kange"—try it and yon'U name "Ann" and "Ko. 78" bcfon from unprecedented distribution to con- ! county of Cnlon and State of New Jersey. •••• \ entering store. * sumers, keeps many establishments at i "flrit Tract-Beginning at a stone In the The Handkerchief PLAINFIELD SEMINARY work that usually begin their yearly Southerly line of the road leading Irom will re-open MKPTEMBEB 1«, 18*7. soth year resting spell somewhat earlier. In- ' Scotch Plains to WeeUleld nnd corner of ha- Primary. Intermediate and Academic depart - stead of decreasing, the demand for 32n Marsh e "and; thence with ni» llnesouth- meiits. Oirls prepared for college. Oertlfl Here1! a richrj easter.y forty five d-greee two chains and eate admit* to Wefleely. _ products shows an unexpected increase eighteen lints to a i-tone in Noah Parses line: Section. covered cordu- In several important branches. For- thence with said Pan**' line southwesterly roy coach, one eign trade continues satisfactory, even euhty link-toastnne: thence northwesttrlr Nearly 500 doz at a bargain— design out of a through ih« house where it joins the next 8ie em Principle. In comparison with the remarkable rec- buildiug two chains and nineteen links to a tbr e lots, the same kind that great, gran-oat ord of a year ago, when exports ex- I, tone lnthe southerly line. t said road: thence made handkerchief selling stock of coaches ceeded $117,000,000 In December. At with Bald souther.* side of "aid road north- lounges and the easter y eighty-links to the place of beginning. here last week the greatest Mr. Leal's New York the movement in three Containing m. re or leas. Being the same Kke—50 kindi, weeks has been not $2,000,000. or 7 per lands conveyed to s Id James A. Baker. J une we hav known. Such values all told—$3.95 ce,U. smaller, while from cotton and t lwT. b» deed recorded in book lt» of deeds, to $5O—cash or pace Ki. etc Becondly: as these help us to sell more Ptctflc ports It has been larger this Second Ti act-Beginning at a corner of handkerchiefs, and we have SCHOOL credit. y- r. Imports at New York, over $1.- Moith first street aud is Philip Badlns' land; fc/U.000 less than last year, indicate antheuce alone hi* line a northeast course ope thousands to selL hundred anu three ft. to a corner ofA.D.Baudn excess of exports approaching $60,000,000 line: thence along bis line ooe < h«in and Lot 1. Embroidered handker- for the month. Bank failures at Phil- fortywven link* In a course of north fortr- chiefs at 8c each or 90c doz. FOR BOYS adelphia, due to individual operations, I two and a Quarter degrees west whence s. utn- Worth fnm 10 to 15c each. BE-OPEXED — Save the CASH cause no disturbance, and commercial weet one hundred and three feet: thence southeast one chain and furty-seven link* to failures for the month have been less the pi ce of beginning. Being the same land* Lot 2. Hemstitched colored bor- than half last year's" to the same date. o .nvert-d to said James A. BakerJeb r arr 19. der h ndkerchiefs at 3c each —save it now in these days of holiday , WBI. by deed recorded in book WT.page *J6.^to. Tuesday, September 14th. Third Tract-Begir>n re or lew* toth e each, worth 18c Taught by 9.039.587 last year. Wheat has varied northeasterly side line ot Park avenue: theuce trary. We've a store made great by the little, closing three cents higher for north westerly along said side lineof Park ave- 1 Hiss Sarah A* Palmer. the week, after deliveries of surprising nue thlny-«mven feet.more or lees.to the point Harmony, musical form, sight reading, ear people, run for the people. magnitude at Chicago, and corn closes I or place of beginning. Bel' g lot No. l on map The Store training and correct technic to every pupil of Bartle property, dated November, HOT, OU Special harmononyeoury eoui w Includes work from nearly a cent higher. Cotton has also file in Union County < lerk's office. both given basM«and given melod'es. Studio: been moving largely, and has risen a Fourth Tract-Beginning at a point In the 12* KAflT B1XTH ffr, Plalnfleld. N J. southeasterly side lineof Bartleavenue said Fancy Chairs Tables,AllSorts sixteenth. point bring distant one hundred and seventy- Show. lOMsm four feet n rtheasterly fn>m tbe Intersection Library, Side, Card. Sewing Cotton goods have further declined i oi the southeasterly si le line of Bartle ave- Never before has the store present- All woods—oak, maple, mahog- In prices of bleached, which meet act- nue with tbe northeasterly side line of Park ed such a gala appearance, Tables—highly polished ononee s avenue: tnence nutheaeterlj al ng Bartle ave- any, rattan, reed and enamelled— with shelves and withou ive Southern competition, and the Fall all coverings and shapes—rockers, without—$1.00 Hlver spinners Insist upon a reduction nu» sixty feet, more or lee , to a. point and newness and brightness every- up. com r of lands conveyed to B.ik«r by Oeorge where. Beautiful Holiday Safe Deposit Vaults corner chairs, tete-a-tetes—no •of one-ninth in wages, other New Eng- K. Parsell. said deed bearing date March :u. greater, better chosen line for land mills joining. Out of 101 New im5: tnence soul heasteriy along line of said novelties are shown in endless Baker's land one hundred and twentr-one mile* around. $1.75 up. Kngland works forty-flve have passed fee<. more or leas, to a point and corner in variety. Every department dividends, fourteen at Fall River, with said Baler's land: thence southwesterly brimful of New Goods; sub- THE FUST NATIONAL BANK. Chiffonieres, fifteen others paying 1 per cent, for the nearly parallel with Bartle avenue twenty feet Of to a p fnt In other lands of said Baker: thence stantial Christmas gifts, ^e last quarter. The fall In the price of I southeasterly ten fe»-t. more or leas, to a point DressingTables cotton, when the mills were holding another co, ner of said Baker's land: thence urgo upon an early selection Capital I eavy stocks of goods, placed thisln- I MHIUIwesterly al. ng the southeasterly side while thestooks are unbroken. Surplus and Pronto $90,000. flusic Cabinets And snch daintyy thinggs are is dustry in « moac embarrassing posi- lineof Baker's land forty feet to a point: tbvuoth e northwesterly making a new line J. W. Joimn, Pres. T. 8. Btnrrow. Cashier one great dendepartment t bbyy them- tion. througugh Baker's land one hundred and thlrty- Book Cases. Decks, Lamps, Tea selves—oak, maplel , enamelled, Railway earnings reported for two etehtfetleetc , more or lem. to the point and plaue H. M. Esnu Vice " D. M. Busro*. Aast cherry—no end to variety—$3.98 . -Bginning. Being lot No. 2 on al*>v~ map. Three Bargains In and Dinner Sets—all at smallest weeks of December are 10.5 per cent, It Is .ntended by thL« last described lot to In- Oi SECTORS: cost. and upward. larger than last year, and fall very clude all the premises conveyed to James A. slightly below those of 1892. east- Baker described In deed of Oeow K. Parwdl Bedroom Spite, $9.75 up. Parlor Sorts, $16.30. Wning-Ro and wlfr. dated March :il. lwe; also all tbe the Cloak Boom. Potter. bound tonnage from Chicago being rear northeasterly portion of the premises Furniture and similar lines for those «u inclined. barely 1 per cent, smaller for three conveyed to said Bakei by the folio* Ing Ladies'astrachan cloak8,Bilk lined, weeks. Failures for three weeks have deeds: Deed of Joseph M. Osborn. -herUf dated June 15. IK7I. and recorded in book 57 of finely made,at $6 90,worth $10. 5 F 8. Bonyon. been only S7.227.303. against $14,602,007 deeds tor Union county, on page* .11:1. etc.: Black beitver cloaks, silk lined, No Greater Stove Stock last year; manufacturing $1,924,192, and deed of Henry HetflVI'l and wife, dared to be found than ours-little wonder, when 'tis known that loads of time, against $5,877,387, and trading $3,001.- Mare. UC2. and recorded in bo k r> t of deeds at $8 50, worth $11. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. patience and dollars had to go before we got it. Every good maW • £87. against $7,988,981 last year. Fail- f. r Union coui ty. on pages 171. etc. Fifth Tract—Beginning at a point thirty- Black and navy beaver cloaks, range, parlor stove or oil heater—if here it's warranted O. K., and lowest area for the week have been 292 In the seven feet north asterly from Bartle avenue at $3 75, worth $5. Boxes to Rent from $5 and Up- priced—45-73 geta a •elf-feeding parlor store! United States, against 297 last year, I in a line drawn t right angles with Bartl- and 22 in panada, against 44 last year. avenue. said Une beginning one hundred ai d wards per annum. Goods Selected Now Held for Later FREE Delivery. seventy-four leet nortnewtorly along the aoutbeavtrrly side line of Bartle avenue, from where the mm^ In lnteraecte I by the north- Kid Gloves at 79c. VALUABLES TAKEN on STORAGE. NICARAGUA CANAL. easterly side of Park avenne: thrnce i unnlng southwesterly parallel with Bartle avenue Again we offer 25 doz.pairs Ladies' A Westers Ei(lu«r lima m. Hew one bundled and seventy-six feet more or kid gloves, all leading shades Amos H. Van Horn, Ltd, 72 Market St., Meat for the Project. less, to the n.rthe uteri y sld > Une of Park 1iem TUae 8t avenue: thence southeasterly alone the of most reliable make, at 79c LOW PRICBS—EASY TERMS. | gj * - . Chicago, Dec 27.—Lyman E. Cooley, Lortheanferty aide Une ot Park avenue * well-known civil engineer, has start- thirty-seven feet, more or less, to a pair, worth $L FRED ENDRESS Telephone 680. Newark, K.J. ed to enlist capital In the building of corner of Baker's land: thenoe north** tnrly DEALER IN ami* line of lands of Baker and line of lands Good* delivered Free to any part of State. the Nicaragua Canal a* a business formerly owned by Wbitaker .be hnndied proposition with what he believes is a aid seven feet, more or leas, to a point an- AMOai :. VAN BOBN. Fra. FKEDK H. LfU, V-Prc. JOHN W. P AS K. a,.. T»«l. certain income In sight to justify the other coin»r of Baker's land: thence aouth- I. LEDERER. First-Class Meat expenditure of $60,000,000. i easterly still following Une of Baker' * land land lineof land formerly OK ned by Whluker > ASD The renewal of constructive work on Gfty-nli e feet, more or less, to a point and • the canal with Chicago capital is the comer: thence northeasterly along line of i said Baker sixty-nine feet, more or le*". to a ' • NOTICE TO ALL IN- basis of the project. Mr. Cooley was point and e rner of 1. * last above described: High-Grade Poultry one of the engineers of the Chicago thence northwesterly one hundred and one TERESTED IN UP-TO- -:- Holiday Specials -:- drainage canal and Is a ship canal feet, more or Iran along said lot to the point Oar own dressing. champion. He has been prominent in and place of beginning. Being tot No. 3 on A Great TABKTT OF GAMB always on hand. PLUM PUDDlNd. MINCE PIES. above map. DATE LAUNDRY WORK. VENISOV. connection with ship canal projects to To be f oid in parcel* and in the order and NEW NUTS. TABLE RAISINS. connect the lakes with the gulf and the We run the laundry and take care of manner as directed In writ. all details, but voo "boss" it. We do STUFFED PRUNES AND DATES. Atlantic Ocean. He has interested E. what vo • toil u« to do. It mar «lve 131-135 W. FRONT STREET. F. Cragin, and with several ciril en- .BCODDI^TO^, you a new Heomtlon to find that vou FINE FIQS. FLORIDA ORANQES. gineers and contractors they will sail JlZtsoaw-m LD.'AIT Fees-til «0. et a domext r flnUh when you ask for Branch 903 Liberty St. 4 S17 QLACE FRUITS. HUYLER'5 CANDY. R . an. Weare unnit tw<> thin*" thai arenot oommnolr HMHI to latinan are sure TO CARRY GOLD SEEKERS. ordering that you are mistaken. May we have - DEALEB8 IN — an opportunity of demonstrating It ? ••••••• l*«refcased by Company for Klondike Piuea«m. Lumber, Coal, Masons' Material 8c, e T rk Dec Christmas and Hew «- ZL ° * - ".-The steamer Brlxbam. which Is being fltted out at Oar stock la under corer and we can always deliver dry stock. Agi the Ross Iron Warts, at the foot of Twenty-sixth street, will leave Brook- Tear Dinners. City Steam and for Adamant Wall Plaster. Orders solicited. _ ^ „ lyn on Jan. 5. one of the most fully BOICE, RUN YON ft 00. •quipped vessels which have yet been secured for the Alaska transportation trade. She has been acquired by the Jed. Smalley, Washing- Boston and Alaska Transportation Hand Laundry =. C. MULFORD. BROKER. Company, a company having a capital 94 Somerset St. ARMSTRONG MULFORD. MANAGER. of $200,000. of which the chief officials lore* & LaRoe, Proprietors. are as follows: President. Robert Snod- TELEPHONE «3 B. - «*• NORTH AVBMIIW -^ irrass. of Harrisburg, Pa.; Vice-Presi- n«U m-w-f Bargains in REAL ESTATE, for sale or to let MONEY to loan on flrM dent and General Manager. D. H. Pin- 19 Somerset St. mort^affe. FIRE INSURANCE—North America, of Philadelphia, PhOBi* Kree (a nephew of the Governor of London, London and Lancashire of Liverpool, Queen of America, Michigan); treasurer. A. E. Cronenwe-tt Avoid the" annoyances INSURANCE—New York Life. Although 265 passengers have already of bad drying days and been booked through to the gold fields Bay Your AA.V.VAA \ A none of these will embark at Brooklyn grumbling, maids. RAW SON <& CO.. DENTONS as the Brixham will sail for Seattle CLOSING OUT * » ELECTRICIANS. loaded with freight from here, and all Bectrle BelU^raMar^Al^m* BsctHe l» the place to get your her passengers will Join at Seattle. Rubber boots, shoes and slippers at CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. WRBATB* FORCE'S. Bicycle Repairing. ROPINO AND HOCI-Y. ^ Another Effort to Save Darrul. WINES Palms. Bobber Trees. Ratroaiaa, rsra* PfcetetnpMc Dmtayhu and Printlnr tar HOU8m AND OHUROH D.UUMIWB 8an Francisco. Dec. 27.—The last deu- BARGAINS I pera/te move to save Theodore Dur- where they are grown. WJ East Front street. FtalnlMd. H. J. 11 «m I3t HILLSIDE AVENUE. rants neck from the noose on Jan. 7 119 West Front Street. has been made. An affidavit of the C. I. LIMES, murderer's father ha* been Hied, and Rose Hill Farm Vineyards, 4c. Per Lb. upon It Horace Smythe, one of the Jur- H. Eggerding, A. H. ENANDER Mason and Builder, ors who convicted Durrani, was cited Sanitary Rlumblnc. to appear for contempt of court. The Fanwood. lal Park Avp.. Manufacturer of the Celebrated Plalnfield/N.J. affidavit says thaf Smythe has admit- Oas Fitting, Steam and Hat Beetdenee. te Bm Plaoe. ted to a number ot persons that he did C. O. D. CIGAR. Water Heating. Estimate* cheerfully given not vote to convict Durrant upon the The best tc cigar In the State, and made on Jobbing promptlT arwna—j; tho-prmloes from the finest Havana. Clear evidence brought out at the trial but Havana clears a npeclalty. A \nnif aw-ort- Contractor for sewer connections. upon Information furnished him from ment of the choloewt brandttof domestic clears Booklet, "Tables outside sources. Grape Wipes Turned" tells all about 21O PARK AVE. GOLUER. it. Free. THE ORESCENT HOTEL.. Grain Katea Advance William Hand & Son, corner Somerset and Chatham Mi acts. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Milwaukee. Dec. 17.-Members of the 5 to IS YEARS OLD. North Plalnfleld. Regular and transient Milwaukee Freight Bureau have re For Parties, etc. 618 Park avenue. baaranrs. Established 1869. eelved notice that. commenrlnK with By the bottle, dozen OP case RUDOLPH SPEIQEL. Proprietor Jan. 1. the rate c«i grain, fl ,,,- ind 1o3 Park Avenue. mlllstufTs carloads from Minn.: ,, ,ijt H1RBT S. , to the Atlantic seaboard piima w uld At Reasonable Prices. FRANK DAY. Hillier 8c Go.,: NEW IN fcVI-RY DETAIL Dealer In advance to a batis of lq cents .... IOI 114 WEST SIXTH ST.. Mr new Barrier Shop at pounds above the Chicago rate Th> Vineyards 1 1-4 miles south 17° North Avenue. * (Near Park Avenue ) LEHIGH VALLWCOAL. Chicago rate la 20 cents all rail, and th* of Fanwood station. Uvery and boarding stable In al Ita braashe* Telephone 30 M. 143 NORTH AV rate from Minneapolis would therefor w M o-i s eod lm ul kinds of turnout* night or day at shon Office !0» North avenne. AH orders will re- I» now open rexly fpr b be 30 cents all rail. •otlce. Horses boarded br du7. wjeg ot ceive promi* attention. Yard, lat Mt. Pleas- All the latest appointments u, month. Telephone Nj. in m ******** ant Lehtgh Valley Railroad. 10 53 ly PLAINFIELD DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1897. Central B. R. of New Jersey The place for Christmas Goods GRAB M1ERICAN UN. Cssl Pies belMtrelr. Iaserlsg I Csafsrt. Christmas Presents Fancy Slippers. , u f,w Tsrk. f*st sf All shapes and styles; high and low cut Canadians Collect Outrageous Du- Whitehall StTMts. ones, browns greens and blacks, from Me to ta. ties From the Yukon Miners. |M1 IABLE Ef KFFKJT HOT. Mft. Ml Rubber Boots. 7 innui un> SSW W>IK. AUK HARDWARE STORE Mullins&Sons Just what boys always want They like THEY MUST PAY 0E LEAVE Christmas tree holder, skates, 2i8 & 230 MARIET ST.. NEWARL sleighs, carvers, carpet Storm Kings, the high cut kind, best—cost a Btto more, SiiV sweepers, pocket knives, but are a better protection. Have You Seen Our Handsome State* lynltsry, ssa B>very Teat Lvs Sew Tork, foot Liberty street razors, plated , ware, All Ou<- Goods Ss «ML s MLt I*, loot a. m : 11 »a the Skagaa TnlL Harvey tinware, useful, make useful presents. ArcUa overshoes, storm rubbers, overgaitors. eta. Dyea, Alaska. Dec 27.—American sensible presents. New Store ? miners throughout th* Tukon country are beginning to complain bitterly of Sherwin's, what they term the rapacity of th« We want you to see what a Furniture Store shauld Canadian customs inspectors. F. K. p.m.UU night. Prices Correct. i»o.im uu.iao. 149 W. Front St. be—One like Ours. Scott, ao American prospector, who haa » night. OBKKI STAMPS. SHOES 8n)» PBEK. been In the Lake Undeman district for the last tbrw years, says: "The Canadians have taken posses- Grand Display of Furniture for the Holidays. sion of United States land and are de- The J. P. Laire manding high duties on all articles Mr. Frederick F. Chase, bought by the Americans within six 1,000 months. They are even levying toll on Hardware Co. the clothing worn by our miners. These Canadian officers have left their post Telephone Gall MI. Mlv Rockers of entry at Taglsh House, and are plundering every American tent and toe Bewart please change ears Electrician, of all kinds. cabin on American soil, twenty miles FJectrteial work in all Its branches done in the Inside the limit of Uncl* Sam's terri- Men and Women most Improved manner. Lowest rates for tory. all like pretty wall paper. FIRST-CLASS WORK "If Americans fall to pay the duties demanded their outfits are confiscated. The use of GOOD The Canadians have taken possession . U U P. m. Ten Years* Experience. e at «w 6 80. T. Trr. T as. ADDUESS. of the whole country within ten miles tfi. i'«. » m: UM. ita. tot WALL RARER of the seaports and have negotiated FAN WOOD. N. J. sales of American land and timber. Llll). (Ml 8 01. 818. 11M p. m marks a refined taste. Let ThU handsom» •'i r-LAlllFIELP OFFICE (10 PABK ATM IE. rocker at They have sold licenses for the sale of »* *> * a. in: u »*1 jo. • u. us supply your walls with a liquors within twenty miles of tba $17.00. coast. r——Plalnfleid at»«.»l*.»Ma. m. 101 few of the dainty patterns Beg. Value t». UL7»*U.(««I1 p. m. Sunday at »** Solid Oak Sideboard, "One American near here had an out- out of our large French bevel Husie Cabinets— fit that coat $40. The Canadian cus- af 6(0. Tod, too, a. m: ua plate mirror. Others Entirely new stock— toms inspectors demanded M0 duty on Sunday at 7 U. u M a. m;(M Hanoeany cabinets IMMENSE STOCK, romflu tots. t*oo it. When the American declared that fXAHnjlELD AMD XiftgJI H0PAT0O Q. Everything he had not so much money, the officer f.—1 PUinfleldIMI. m:lM.(Up.m which cannot be beat in the i ^sv s •!•• •%<• told him he had better go back to tba , •onoaa. city. ^ United States, aa paupers were not in. Saaton. Allen- wanted In this country. This hap- \ Pottpville. pened on Americas soil, aa we claim It ua. to be here. lge.oon Marsh, Ayers & Co., rid e B noh :! Closets "Here are some of the taxes the poor - *. * - .8 - r d« signs at g»e lngton. D. L. * W. B Dealer* ia All n«tionallylowpdoew d-stens at «ass»s - American miner Bust pay to Canada: _» Bangor and Mauoh Chunk. WALLIPAPEB, PA1RT8, OILS. SLASH. Ac Five dollars for a license to prospect. . m.—For Flsml gton. High Bridge SOI Park avenue, corner Second street. 25 cents per cor* for the privilege of D.LtW.B. B' EanonTJllentown. cutting firewood. IS for u. permit to pot r. Harrisborg. Maueh Chunk. Wn- eSTUlATES PUKN1SMKO. $IZ Up. ' Tamaqua, Pottsviile, Bhamokin. up a log cabin. 10 cents apiece for the- and Upper Lehigh. WUkesbarre, logs he cuts for his cabin. SO cents per k e with bullet parlor car to innk. ton if he cuts any grass for hay, tit NEUI1AN BROS. to record a claim, if he gets one. $3.00. "If a miner cannot make bis claim GLMANBR OOAL. pay and abandons it, the Canadian vue. Ta iaa»8unbury. Writing Desks.oak rAICl CBAIM Government appropriates It. and tha kesbarre HIGH-GRADE L. A. RHEAUME, and maKogony. UM W« eao show yon next man who wants the property k—Jfor Easton. Bethlehem. Bangor handsomest stock mor» rooken and 1. Saueh Chunk. Serantoa. Wllkes- •* N. H. SAXTON. ever shown in th»chairs than all other must buy it from Canada. ««- Shminokln, (buffet parlor car GROCERS city. houses combined. "Many persons were unable to get fttdm; ITO^ Coner4th SL, over the Skagua before Winter, and •» 500 Lamps aLd Onyx Tables to be sold this week at eoet. are camping, along It until Spring. Tha Canadian officers at the port of entry, Come and see for yourself. realizing that all these people would 1M D m.—For Eaeton. Bethlehem, Allen- eat most of their grub before Spring, gm.*aaefa Chunk. ~ " " " Choice Teas and Open evenings until 9 o'clock. - £aturdajr» 10. an* hence 'have little to- pay duty oa then, came over here t» foree the peo- ple along the trail to pay their dudea Coffees. new Instead of waiting till they reached the Canadian port of entry. Ignorant m-Bonriajafor baton. reople are paying from 2S to 100 per auntoys—High Bridge Branch for MULLINS & SONS. A. Hecht. trUHng Wood a Specialty. tent, duties on their outfits, and, it la eaten. Hauoh Chunk. Tamaq.ua. ARTISTIC TAILOR; 22t L Front St 218-220 Market St., Newark. claimed that few of them have been (Late of Lexington Ave. and nd St.. N. T.) given receipts for the sums paid. Imported and domestic samples suitable tor M. POWERS Branch Hoosee 78-81 Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn. H. Y. 121-136 Newark Are.,. "Canadian officers are pia....?..g to eat ldi ad gentlemen Clerical garments Dealer in Superior Quality Lehigh and Jersey City. N. J., 136 Main St.. F&teraon. N. X. mining claims to one-nfth the usual and at Junction for lso cleaning d Wyoming Coal. size la the new districts, so aa to ln- MBIxmOBU. MIXED OOAL. M.1S. creaae the Government revenue there- Iswe Plainfleld at$ si. 8 Is. 10 ft a.m.; Ill, from fivefold. Canadian police are her* IS laO, >H p. m. Sundays, (exoev THX Yard T» to m South Ave. Office 1T1 Horth PUBLICJVOTICE. Ntlict •fJittttaHti. Onan Grove.) • *» a. m.: t sop. m. Ave.. opposite B. B. Station. to either force the payment of dutiea ^Telephone ft A. Township of Fanwuod. 1 The partoersblp heretofore fi-Mtg undsr or to confiscate miners' outfits. ForPerthAmboy, SIT. *«. eU. »«. Mu \ as. the Brm name of Marsh Ayers A Co.. la this H>l a-m.; 1 U, » »t sax IH. t Oi p.m. 8un- Golden Rule Bakery, "Moose and caribou have been near, dars. Id a-m.jszOp.m. County of Union ) day dissolved. T. & Man* aad A. T Ayera For Atlantic City. 5r a. m.-.l U p m. COK. MVEBSR ST. A HAHSIM AYK. Public notice Is hereby given that appliear will ooatinue the bunness u*der the oM ly killed off along the Tukon route. For Freehold.» ST. 8 U. 10*7 a.m.: 1U til. Bread. Cakes. Pies k Confectionary. Oral NOTICE 1 tion by petition has been made ta the Town- name, aad par all bills swing br UM old There are a few groaae. and the Amer- : Ooooanuta to order. 100 each. ship C mmlttee of the Township of Fanwood and reasive all bills due. For fakewood. Toms BJver and Barnegat lor the«' nsent of said committee to oonstruet A. A. MARSH ican ptarmigan ia here In large num- ttr.Sis. iouajn.tolakewood; SBuslness of the a street raliwav over and upon tne streets nsd A. T. AYEBM. beaa. Tfce ptarmigan. In early Winter, Sundays 8 01 a-m avenues in said township, known a* Seeosd T.B.MABSB. k* pure white, save his back. Later hla J. J. 5TAHL, street extension. Park avenue. Forrest road. PlatefleJd. Dee. is. IMT. u is 4-oa>w-m. BOTAL BLUE LDJB. STAMPS. Midway avenue ani North avenue between tall and wings become black as a crow. Leave Plainfleld for Philadelphia, f IT. tu. SPRINGL\KEIC£CO. the Township lln*eof the Township of Ws«t- In May he has become a beauUful t 4*. io« a.m.; »17. (O«.»S4* •at* «n.tn*. fleM and the City Line of the City < f Plainfield: brown all over. This bird must be in• night• ••. _" §.*M, to 44a.m.; will hereafter be transacted at our office. that said petition has been presented t»the nn EUGTIOI. MiLtujOr. «ts*pm.;l 17 night. Elisabeth and W«etflv)d Street Hallway Com- wealthy to pay duty on so many suits for Trenton, t W. Tio. 844. •« a. m.i.ui, Your Valuables. pany, a corporation organlsad under the mws THI CITY NATIONAL BANK OF KATN- If he crosses the line. in,4M. tt«>, air an.«tT*D.m.: i IT night. 222 Madison ATBDM, ofthis state: that said petition was filed with FIKLD. N J. "President McKlnley should give im- Bundays. i U. 6 4t.« ft a. m.; 13k. 4 Si.« 0»*.«tt* will be safe la the clerk of the T wnehlp of Faowond, on the p m.: 1 IT night. instead of 111 Watchung Are. twenty-first day of Deoember. 1HS7: that the The annual meetiag of steekholdera of this mediate attention to the settlement of For Baltimore and Washington at f IT. a 44. road intended to be constructed, operated and Bank -for the election of <•» Bine Dlrsators to the boundary question here. The Can- M4ia. m.; 217.!S4*.6t8* t>. m.: llT *'' Doane's Safe Deposit Vault maintained. Is a double track street ral way •erve f >r the ensuing rsar. wUl bs hatd at the adians are taking possession of much Ban4ays,t IT, loua. m.:sw*. atf*p. i icDonouch Bros., and the motive pow»r to be used theraoa Is Banking house, ooraer of Front sliest aad Look boxes from $3 60 to $10 a year. electricity to be supplied from overhead »tree, [•ark avenue, on land bought from Russia by the United ~ ror Bnftalo. Chicago and afl points West, NOT BY A L.ONQ SWOT/ Dealer in OOAL. WOOD. ICE. FLOUR. FEED supported br pole*, and the streets through 8tates. They are raising the English «*rk-oaysat9t4 a; m.; an p m. Sundays, andOBAIN. Grist milling promptly attended which the same shall extead. are aa above TCE8DAI. JAN17ABT11. flag on our soli and firing military aa- There has not been an Increase made in the tspm. to. u»tf worn 1 to* p. m ^rrjjAH r lstes to it every day." Plainfleld passengers by trains marked (*) price of our Township i of the Township (hangs ears at Bound Brook. of Fanwood has fixe 1 Thursday, the Wxth Dated December T. Mt. Oashlsr. Through tickets to all points at lowest rates MEATS day of January at eta o'elockjn.tho evening 1J HKtt-W-ST ts-IO R*l»«eer for the Takoa. may be had on application in advance to the While others may raise In price we manage the time, and thel dakat (gent at the station. to poll through with the old privae. ~ ilp of Fani eeUior Hali ta the New Tork. Dec 27.—The Rev. Dr. Township of Fanwood as the place In which Sheldon Jackson sailed on the Cunard I.H 0ISAU8KX. J. W. V4NSKKLB, said Committee will consider said application Telephone ua North avenue and wfll givo a public hearing toai l persons steamship Lucanla Saturday morning, Chaaral Boperlnten iiaat interested thereW Surgical Appliances. on his way to Norway, where he goes H.P. BALDWHt X/l ONET TO LOAN-Brfng deed or »end fmU WM. H. TEBBT. aa the special agent of the War De- THEODOBB BBTTCHMANN. partment to buy E0» bead of reindeer, General Passenger Agent ivl particulars of property. Farms to sell on The Township Committee of the Township •Y OWN PATENT TRUSSES. of FanwoodFanwod. which the Government is going to use •DWABP L. HANDHAND. ThTownshii p ClerClk In forwarding supplies to the miners US 14 Elastic Surgical Hosiery. Abdominal Bella. throughout the valley of the Tukon. LEHIGfl VALLEY RMLROAl;. Bupporter«.Hnsp«nsorlai«Jhomklar Braees. River. Artificial Limbs. Rubber Goods. Or- William A. KJellmann. superintend- PUBLICJNOTICE. ent of the Government reindeer herd In effect November 14.18fT. thopsBdlcal Apparatus, etc. ate. Township of Fanwood.) Of many references I refer by permission in Alaska since 18>0. is now in Sweden to Dr. O«n. W. Endloottand Dr. T. 8. Davis. on the same errand, and it is believed i LEAYE80UTH PLAINFIBLD, M. X County of Umlon ) that he will have the new herd all se- Ready for Business Public notice Is hereby given that applica- lected by the time Dr. Jackson reaches PIANOS tion by petition has been made to the Mayor evidently, and the business should be don* br and Council of the Borough of Fanwood for RELSOI Y. MULL, hla destination. TMa.m.1 and in p. m. daflr. Bandars ail means. Buildings require paint. O the consent of said Mayor and Oouncil to coo- IXPKBT TBCM Dr. Jackson will go to Chrlstlania Christmas Presents. oourse-ahousemar Be left unpsinted and struct a street raBwar over and upon the fol- ANC8TBB. .l. first, and if the animals are not picked (lWddtpBL Local for Kaueh Chunk. left to become weatherbeatan and a wreck. lowing streets and avenues In said Borough; • n a. m. daOy: Kxpnes for Buffalo. Niagara FISEST STOCK IN TOWN I That doesnt par. though: it's much cheaper Park avenue. Midway avenue. Forrest avenue out he will go further north along *aus. Oiioago and principal intormadiate to paint, and our paints in all eoiors are the and North avenue: that said petition has been the coast of Norway, probably aa far best In the market for durability under the presented br Ibe Westitoldand Elizabeth aa Hammerfest, the most northern set- stations. .„— Pianos. most trying conditions. They are well 6t set Railway Company .a corporation orsan- UMa.m..SMand ta p. m. daflr except , t Pianos. adapted to oar exposure and we sell every- lrsd under the laws of tai« State :th«t said pe- PIANOS tlement of Europe. wndar. Bandar 11» a. m. Local for Bound Fine lot of second hands at - thing in the line of paints and painters' tition wa* filed with the Clerk of the Borough • aw as> assist astata Dr. Jackson will also purchase com- Brx*. Lowest prices. supplies at short prices. of Fan wood.on the tw^nty-thlri day of Decem- plete outfits to go with the reindeer— Of course in buying you will ber, lwr: that tba road intended to be eon- • afrsetaaris «Hp. m. daflr except Sundar. "Black look around and wnen you get strueted.opsiT ted and maintained, la a double i aaa piaaw ia aaka ieaa iar aas sleds, harness, etc—and also expects wamond Express" for Bocbester and Buffalo hers you wfll bur. for we can track street railway and the motive power t-j to nlre several drivers experienced in Woolston & Buckle, be used thereon is electricity to be supplied "••ad 4 88 p.m. dally except Bundar. ex- offer beat value for the money. the management of the animals, who from overhead wlrywwlra*. su_supporte, d by poles, and will return with him. bringing their «««• for WUkesbarre. Scranton. PottsrUle. the streets t .rough which the Mine shall ex- MBjton. Shamokln and principal Intermedl Pianos to Rent, Tuned and PAINTERS AND DECORATORS ORGANS families with them. tend, are a»abovpm»nUon«<1. atsttatioos. The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Repaired. 141 North Avenue. Fanwood has fixed Monday, the tenth day of Catalogue*, full particular* and «*P. m. dany. Local for Eastern January, at eight o'clock In the evening as term* tent upon application. After Kleaalke Faaas. »»and»S8p. m. daily, solid vestibule ex- thr.time and the Fanwood .Fire House. In SOLO M MSTaUKMTi»l> wCSmEB. Portland. Ore.. Dec. 27.—The Port- vnm for Baflalo, Niagara Falls. Chicago and VANDERBEEK ft SATTELS, EL8TOH U. PEEHCH. W. J. B. THIEB8. land Chamber of Commerce has sent Principal intermediate rtations the following telegram to Secretary of m d UT eXOei)t 8und fmst foc 221 PARK AVL, PLAINFIELD. Real Estate and Insurance. to all persons Interested There!— War Alger: Baslto ' * *'- "»• The Mayor and Counoil of the Borough of Fan wood. t aaa tan. «T*FFr "It Is feared by the people of the > « P. m. Sundays, local for T4.* B. Junction WILI.AHD M. MAXIM. Borough Clerk. Northwest that the Government relief Elston M. French & Co. 19 24 IS expedition cannot reach the Yukon in Childs & Stanley, Fire Insurance at Lowest Bates. •V/wf. D. THICKSTUN* time to prevent Buffering. The City of %nd Brooklyn local « 4». T 18. 148 NORTH AVE. R*. 107 East Praat St., Oa». Park An. Portland Is prepared, with your assist- "28'-*41"""1710"-111- Ban- Greenhouses in Netherwood and Westfleld. Advertised Letters. Real Egtato and Inauranoa, ance, to equip and forward an advance *-m~!129andTlol>'»- A large assortment of choice cut flowers al- expedition with enough food to relieve ways on hand. Smllaz. flowering and deco- Plainfleld. N. J.. Deo. 21. '97. IN Borthavsoue rative plants. Bulbs, etc Floral dseigns at Anderson Mr W A Lamb Frank immediate wanta. We are prepared to short notice. M Alf Mahuny Johannah start an expedition with experienced Pm DECORATIONS FOB ALL OCCASIONS riRS. L. ADAMS, bratsberg Mrs Martha M )rse Mrs , _ volunteers and reach Dawson In sixty and int ons "Brow n 'Mis s Lottie Moore Mr John T «rmedlate MILLINERY and DRESS1AKING. Bulkley " NelleJ Mundy Miss Fannie SciloTrtitatnt. days if the department will apportion a m U16 2M nd Imported and domestic millinery, styles the Brown " Harah Olson Cha« $10,000 of the relief fund for this pur- T-, - - - - •»• •»» Arrival and Departure of Haifa. latest. Hats and bonnets trimmed to order a Burtls Mrs B O Peterson Mrs K»'e Crook "EH Laditt, ITTEITIOH! pose. 8undar800aod91 NEW YORK MAILS. specialty. Ladles' own material used. Preecott " Eliza 0 «»- m. ««• and ALL WORK STRICTLY FIBST-CLA Oooke Hon ('has M Price Mr W E-Joyoelyn Oelslngert "Do not be deceived by reports ema- Arrive—1:90. 8:40, ii:so a. m. 130.5. Cruse MlfM Nellie Reilley MIBS nating from Interested speculators who > lUlBAST FRONT STRBST. Foster " P Rutland Mr E J information oonsntt Ticket Cl" se—7:30. 9:30 a. m .l'Su 6*00 and T Francis Mrs W H 2 SCALP SPECIALIST. have forwarded supplies to sell at high OLLINH WILBUR. SOMERVILLEand EASTON rlalnfleld. N. J. Batten " S P is now In Plalnneid. and solicits your patron- °enera! Superintendent. Orov-r " T T Boubeyrand Ee

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PLAINFIELD DAILY PRESS. MONDAY. I ECEMBER 27, 1S97.

THE TIME TO LIGHT UP. LEARNING OUR WAYS.

••t to Hxkt*4 at »iS» ». m. EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREO OF THE LEGATION IN WASHINGTON, NOTICE! The rreml Minister of China Dm Not WITHOUT JOTTINGS OF THE DAY.Think He Would Have a Daughter'* W. Gordon Williams, ENTERPRISINGLY GATHERED AND Foot Bandaged—Wife of Vang Vu'i ttee- Attorney and Solicitor, CONCISELY TOLD BY REPORTERS. ralary Would not Allow the Torture. 304-305 Babcock Building. No better test of the gradual loos- of II ore or l.im Im- ening of the bonds which for so many Plainfield, N. J., Deo. 20, 1897. portaaoe Bunchfd Together for thr centuries have made China the most M. Weinberger, Esq., Mgr. New York Clothing Co Do you ever ask yourself why you keep exclusive and least progressive of na- —Additional locals on page 3. tions could be cited than the freedom Plainfield, N. J. chickens ? —The Pierce Cycle Club pave a with which the children of the Chinese ZZ. ~ Dear Sir: Mr Harry M Jaqueit has instructed Is It for pleasure ? If so, would not a little Legation are now permitted to mingle profit add to the pride and pleasu-e ? dance and supper at the Crescent Rink me to accept your offer of 33 1 3 per cent of the wholesale Christmas Night. with American playfellows. Possibly it is because you wish to be sure of It was. Indeed, bat a few years since value of hia stock of hats, gents' famishing goods, over- absolutely fresh eggs on your table. If so, would -Ths store of Oarreft Q. Packer the" wo^en~ortheliegati"Jn"we^ "induct coats and clothing, the money to be t-pot tush. you not prefer to get the eggs during the winter aad J. W. Gavett will close hereafter the women of the legation were in- Very respectfully. rather than in the spring, "when everybody's eggs at 6 o'clock evenings. duced to modify somewhat the absolute are fresh 7" The Plainfleld Primary Sunday- seclusion to which they were accus- W. Gordon Williams. We can make bricks in these days without School Teaehers' Union meets ln the tomed, Mrs. Tain Kno Tin being the Attorney for Harry M Jaquett. Y M. O. A. building at 4 o'clock this 6nt to ««»>*"*« »°ci*l courtesies with, straw but no one can make hens lay eggs in the wom n Bought the entire stock $6,000 worth of clothing an i men's f urni* h- wi ter months unless he supplies spt cial foods afternoon **** * °* ***• Diplomatic Corps. Nor was this tremendous Innovation ing goods of Harry M. Jaquett, of 129 East Front etreet, at 33o and care. was —It is tbe policy of Ledeier not to accomplished without serious misgiv- on the dollar of the wholesale price. Mr. Harry M. Jaquett was We aim to carry in our different stores every- carry over stock from one season to one of the leading cJothii g men bants of this city, and nothing 1 ings on the part of the Minister him- thing that is necessary for the -Business Hen another, and it is in line with this self and considerable clever manage- but theveiy best goods ihat money could boy were sold by him. —that Is, the hen that pays for her board—and policy that be advertises a great re- ment on the part of bis friends. As Mr. Jaquett has decided to retiie from business, and hearing we would be pleased to hear from either large duction in tbe prices of the cloaks Mrs. Tang Yu, her successor, easily that we were in a position to buy for spot cash, the ofler was or small poultry raisers. that he had left ln stock. •lipped into the way which had been finally accepted. Here is your opportunity to purchase t e finest Among oiher things we would suggest: opened for her, her picturesque appear- clothing and men's furnishing goods in the world for less than 1-3 Granulated Charcoal, Poultry Feed, PARTICULAR MENTION. ance and charming personality making the price that the other stores ask for infeiior goods. A few her a social favorite At her first ap- prices will tell the facts, Ground Oyster Shells, Buckwheat Grain, Oarrett Q. Packer and family are Chicken &. Pigeon Grit, Barley, pearance in public, she was the object visiting friends in Philadelphia. of much friendly Interest and undis- Granulated Bone. Hemp Seed, Photographer Loveland, of East guised curiosity, but It soon became no Meat Meal. Millet Seed. Front street, has moved to Elizabeth, j event to see her in public MEN'S SUITS. Clover Heads, Sheridan's Powder. his former home. by her little Men's fine all-wool double breasted black cheviot snit, Harry | The children were therefore early in- Mrs. Tima Tlefer. of Brooklyn, will troduced to American customs, and un- M. Jaquett's price $10, our price $4.60; Men's all-wool fane* cheviot stay here over Hew Tear's to attend to ; der American tutors advanced rapidly suit, Jaqwtt's price $12, our price $4 75; a very good bumness suit in Mrs. Harry Becker in her illness. ln the language. The spirit of Free- all-wool, Jaquett's price $9, our price $3.75; M-n's imported all- w< ol The PAUL T. NORTON CO. Minor O. Smith and family, of Jer-masonry existing among boys made it cl«y diagonal suits in sacks or cutaways, Jaquctt's price $17, our a comparatively easy matter for theprice $8. : sey City, visited Mr. Smith's mother, Remember that Mr Harry M. Jaquett's entire stock is marked Everything for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. Mrs. Anna Smith, of the West End. eldest son, a boy of eight, to make ac- Christmas Day. quaintances and gain friends. He was in plain figures, so that you can see a saving of 60c on every dollar. * placed ln school, and possessing an un- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker, of usually quick mind, soon acquired tations were given by Miss Oeitrude Somerset street, are happy over the enough English to prosecute bis ordin- Anderson and Miss Mabel Jenkins. arrival of a little daughter in their ary stuules ln that language. MEN'S TROUSERS. CHRISTMASIN CHURCHES midst. The baby made her debut to He became so attached to his school Over 1,000 pair of the finest Men's trousers in the world at just OOMTIMUM) raOM PACK 5. The primary department gave sev- the price that Mr. Jaquett has them marked. eral songs and other selections. A the world Thursday night. friends and American ways generally down,the Christmas tree in the church recitation, 'Seven Little Stars." was that when In April last a change in A. T. Shotwell, city treasurer of the Ministry waa made the thought of parlors was revealed to the wondering given by five little girla. Two of theFargo, Dakota, is the guest of his gaze of the youthful celebratora, and turning his back upon it all waa a OVERCOATS. little stars didn't show up on account brother, John J. Shotwell, of College source of the greatest grief tohim . Elepant Men's dress overcoats, eilk lined, Jaquett's price a box of candy and a toy was given to of the storm. place. Mr. Shotwell waa formerly a each of the children. The new Minister. Mr. Wu, being a our price $8.00; Men's fine Kersey owrcoUs, Jaqoeu's $18, oar pries In the evening the choir rendered partner of J. T. Vail, in this city. protege of Li Hung Chang, and, there- $7; all wool Oielton overcoats, Jaquett's price $14, our price $5; young FIRST PBESBYTEKIAK CH0RCH. several special anthems during the Borough Pal lee Court. fore of the more liberal party, besides men's fine dress overcoats, Jaquett's price 8,10 and $14, our pike 4, Services appropriate to Christmas service. A solo was given by Miss having studied law ln London for four 5, and $6. were held at the First Presbyterian Jack Frost, a gentleman of color, Maud Mosher. f residing somewhere in Union county, years, had. perhaps, fewer prejudices church last evening, when a special GERMAN REFORMED CBOBCH. to combat upon coming to America programme was presented by the choir was found on Somerset street last than any previous Chinese Minister. Last Saturday evening at the Ger-Saturday morning about 4 o'clock in ULSTERS. under the direction of Organist Mac- man Reformed church the members Mrs. Wu, however, early made her Clymont, assisted by W. P. Deft ike, a drunk and disorderly condition. entrance Into Washington society, and Men's fine ulsters, will positively be sold at 1-3 the actual of the church and Sunday-school en- This morning before Recorder value. 'cellist; P. Ladwig Conde, violinist; joyed their Christmas entertainment. the only son. a lad of 10. was immedi- Thomas he was given bis preference ately placed la a private ichool. Of George Audsley, flutist; and Mrs. B.The programme consisted of singing T. Barnes, pianist. The choir con- between $10 or thirty days. He took course, his school Ufa seems a little of carols, and recitations by the the latter. dull at first, as about all he can do Is Men's Furnishing Goods. sisted of eighteen voices and the ren-scholars of the school, a tableau repre- to In men's furnishing goods Mr. Harry M. Jaquett was positively dition of the several anthems was Last Saturday morning at an early *> «" «« "•«•• "»• other pupil, v senting "Faith, Hope and Charity." hourFred Diem, of Prideville. who Is clt the leader The very finest neckwear, elegant dress shirts, and m much enjoyed. There were solos by by Miss Louisa Caspar, Miss Rosa his attention to some particular object fact everything in mei/s f arninnings that a man can think of. Miss Catherine Glenn, soprano, and Sutterlein and Miss Amelia Sutterleln. employed ass a baker in this city, and requiring him to pronounce Its Hiss Charlotte Messerchmith, alto. The pastor, Bev. George Hauser, threatened to do his wife barm, and hename. However, Washington teachers At both the morning and evenirg made a short address which interested also frightened his children. He washave had considerable experience with arrested on the complaint of his son, Note a Few of the Prices services, Rev. C. E. Herring, pastor, all present. After the rendition of the the children of foreigners, and have in this line. M*>n's extra fine % bose in all colors, Jaquett's price delivered short addresses concerning programme the committee in charge Fred Diem. Jr.. but as the latter did consequently learned to adapt their methods to them with a goodly degree 40c, our price 10c M n's finest white dress shirts in the world, the Christmastide festivities. The presented the scholars with useful not appear against his father this Jnqurtt's price 75c, $1 and $1.60. our price 40. 50, and 75c, the finest church was very prettily decorated gifts, also candy and fruit. The at mornine in court, the offender of the of skill. It is said that! Recreation time is quite different underwear Jaquett has marked 75c, $1 and $2, our price 40, 50 and 75c, with greens chiefly, which was thetendance was large, and one of the law was discharged. boy was afraid to appear against ma«w. *» <*=>*•"><> toys, the unlver- work of the members of the Christian features was the beautiful Christmas Endeavor Society of the church. tree, brilliantly illuminated and filled his father. ' language of boys, are fortunately about the same the world over, Bails, GLOVES. HOLT CROSS CHUBCB. with good things. Mill Alarm of fire. marbles, tops, hide-and-go-seek, &c. Over 400 pairs of the finest gloves in all grades for Sunday and , A fine musical programme was ar- ST. MART'S CHURCH. Last Friday night about 9:30 there are as much the part of a Chinese boy's every day * ear at one half Jaquett's price. This entire stock ranged for the Christmas service at Christmas Day was auspiciously was a still alarm of fire that callei ou* life as of an American's, and with Holy Cross church by George Hosk opened in St. Mary's church at 6:30the chief's gig and one of the hose these as passports Master Wu already MUST BE SOLD I ing, organist and chuirmaster It with high mass, followed with services carriages. The fire was in a chimney boasts his circle of boy friends. He has even learned to ride a bicycle, but was as follows: at 7:30, 8:30, 9:3o and 10:30. The in-at the home of Pierte Malll at Nfhe'- in 10 days. Evervlx dy within 25 miltjs of Plainfield should Tvit this wood. It required uue ex u.tfuisber owing to his costume Is obliged to con- Processional Hymn—"Adeste Fideles." terior of the church was beautifully great eale. 1) n't mi»s it; it will pay you to come at once. Carfare to put out the flre and the damage »«* himself with a girl's wheel. Foot- John Read'.Dg decorated with evergreens, including paid. Thousands of other articles that we cannot mention for want Venite in Bflat G. J. ElveT Is also a new game to him. Theof space. TeDeum inG Oat , J. L Hopkins wreaths and roping of holly. The cele was very slight. i Fourth of July was the first fete day Jubilate in A flat John GOBS brant of the last mass was the rector ' that Master Wu witnessed ln America, Introit—"Christians Awake I Salute the Hap y of the church, K«v. Father P. E ELECTRIC HAIR CUTTER. and it seemed a very homelike celebra- NEW YORK CLOTHING CO., Morn" Wainwdght Smyth, while the assistant rector. An Instrument Which Will Crop the Head tion to him, as fireworks, especially M. Weinberger. Mgr. 214 W. Front Street, Eyrie in Eflat Arthur 8. Sullivan In Snort Order. Gloria Tibi t.^r'fl.t „ „ .. Rev. Father Murpny, preached an firecrackers, are used on almost every Next to Music Hall. Credo jinCflat & Bedhead able sermon suitable to the occasion. You may have your hair cut by elec- fete occasion ln China. The evening Hymn—"Sing. 0 Bing. This Blessed Mora." To the right of the main altar was tricity now. David Seide, of Hartford. display in Washington, however, was H. Smart erected a miniature representation or Conn., has Just patented a little instru- a great revelation to him, as, though ment which will' do the trick ln a few Open evenings until Offertory Anthem—"Sing. O Heavens." our Saviour's birthplace, while in the the Chinese were tbe first nation in B. Tours twinklings without the use of scissors the world to make and use firecrackers, Christmas. distance could be seen the Star of For Headaches Bu^umCorda l^,^ R j^ or of the flame which is sometimes and still continue to export them in Bethlehem. The singing at the ser- Communion Hymn—"O Little Town of Bethle- used as a substitute in up-to-date bar- enormous quantities, they know little SCHOONMAKER'S hem".. j Barnby vices was excellent, a large chorus ber shops. or nothing of colored lights, and the Christmas Gloria In Excels!* Old Chant assisting the regular choir. Miss It Is a compact metal tool, consist- brilliancy and magnificence of modern Aceto-Caffein Becessional Hymn - "While Shepherds Smith presided at the organ. ing in part of a comb. Of course, the pyrotechnical displays. watched Their Flocks by Night." 1 tonsorial artist must always use a Life, however. Is very far from being Headache Week Tradition* GRACE M. E. CHURCH. comu ln this sort of work. Inasmuch as all beer and skittles to Chinese boys. FIRST M. E. CHUECH At Grace M. E. church yesterday Wafers is the best week in the year in , Cnrigtmaa was celebrated In all due no special services were held. In theIt gives him a gauge for making the They are accustomed to spending many more hours a day at their studies than form at the First M. E. church yes- morning Presiding Elder Rev. G. W. hairs of equal length as they are drawn through the teeth. the ordinary American youth. Master which to bring home a Piano. terday. Owing to the storm, the at- Smith preached a strong sermon and Wu. besides his regular school work, Core Instantly. tendance at the services was Dot asbaptized the intent son of Rev. Mr. The instrument in question is con- If yon are still considering the nected with a little battery by a couple has a Chinese tutor, with whom he is Endorsed and used large as it would have otherwise been. and Mrs. H. J. Johnston. In the eve expected to work several hours a day question of presents for the ning the pastor of the church of wires. When he wishes to adminis- by Physicians. Many of the small children were un- ter a hair cut, the barber presses his at his studies in Chinese. Chinese par- able to venture out. preached. Next 8unday special ents are Indeed exceedingly strict and A SAFE. family, we want your ear. thumb upon a certain part of the tool, QUKK AND The front of the church was suitably Christmas services will be held and thus completing a circuit. The elec- careful ln the training and education of an unusual attractive programme has POSITIVE CUSS, A piano is a good thing fat decorated with evergreen roping. A tricity instantly heats whit* hot a their children, rarely turning them For sale by large green star was suspended over been prepared. platinum wire which runs the length over to the nurses during their hours L. W. RANDOLPH. ia West Front street. a lifetime. It will gi« the pulpit. A large evergreen tree of the comb. Then ali that la required of play. T.8. ARMHTROSO. oor. Psrk and North Chief WI .on Mirpr.M-d nvenucm. CHAH. H HALL. Watchuns avenue was stationed at either side of the Is that the operator shall comb the This cosmopolitan education of even and Fifth street, and druggists senentllr. pleasure to everyone in the platform. Friday night last the marshals of hair of the customer with a few grace- a sprinkling of the younger generation 10 JS cm eod the borough called at the home of seems bound to have its influence upon home. Yon can hare a good A special Christmas sermon was ful waves of the little appliance, the Ask jrotir Chief Marshal Wilson and exchanged Incandescent wire burning It oft at the the ironclad customs of the old world preached at the morning service by the compliments of the season. The . and the free Intermingling of these Druggist one here on a first payment of Bev. Dr. W. C. Snodgrass, pastor of proper length.—New York Journal. CATARRH chief was then surprised when he was high-caste Eastern women with the fora g-eu.-p.us Ten Dollars. the church. There were several presented with a valuable gold watch The Chnreh Maid. well-bred women of other nations, has lo CENT Christmas anthems by the chorus chain. The recipient accepted the The up-to-date churches now employ already begun to bear fruit. Mrs. Ho, TRIAL SIZE. Larger business than all choir and a solo by Miss Maud Mosher gift with a few words of thanks, after a church maid. One who enters a for example, wife of the Secretary of Ely'* Cream Balm In the afternoon the Christmas ex- which the men returned to duty. sanctuary in New Tork nowadays may Mr. Yang Yu. although herself the vic- onr dozen competitors com- ercises of the Sunday school were see a slender figure ln a plain black tim of bandaged feet, will not allow contains no oocaine. mercury nor any; bined means that this is be- held in the church, j. W. Jack8on Cue Om- the Term gown, with white cape and apron, the feet of her daughters to be bound. Vie superintendent, was in charge The suit pending between mill- moving around among the pews. She Indeed, her three little children, all other injurious drug. is, perhaps, dusting the hymnals, ar- .born ln this country, had American It Is quick ly absorbed yond question the best pl»» Toe add.^s was made by R,v. George owners along Greenbrook against the W. Smith, the presiding el.ier. B*ci Summit Water Company, will be ranging the cassocks or putting notices nurses and were fed, clothed, and tak- I ao^nsandWeawio- to bny. called at Somerville tomorrow but in the racks. She will, however, come en care ol exactly as American children ,h.h^iL... ! p,,,^,«,jCOLD'N HEAD owing to the Illness of the father of forward, answer your questions, direct are. Allays Inflammation Heala and Protect* the you to the sexton, tell you the minis- When the present Minister was Membrane. Restores the Senses n( Taste and the defendant's counsel, Mr. Rlker I SSra^ll. Full Size toe.; Trial 8i*e loo. at Drug- LAUTER CO., the case will be adjourned to the Aprli ter's hours, or advise you to whom you asked: I siHtft or tir mail, should apply for other information "If you had a daughter would you ' ELY BUOTHER8 M Warren WreetNew York. term of court. Senator Reed repre- bind her feet?" an Inscrutable look « than she may be able to give. It is a sents the mill-owners. part of her duty to remain respectfully passed quickly across his face, as he BICYCLES. Pianos. For near visitors, for strangers have been said: To clear: New Model 45 (1897 Guaranteed: ind Childrea known to "lift" anything that strikes "Madame, I have no daughter." Columbia*. **»: Ui-ed lion Columbian S3S> FIVE TIMES LABGERSTOCK ! Justice Mosher has issued an execu "And If you had?" :- v. {.-.; IWO. |-3i. Cash only. tion in the case of Bicker against their fancy and walk off with it. 'me Mail* maid also cares for the minister's study After considerable hesitation, he OF PIANOS THAN ANYOTHEB ^. Johnston, in which judgment for the slowly replied, "I do not think i Eldiidge Bicycle Co and Rives to the edifice many touches HOUSE IN THE STATE. •»»,»» plaintiff was rendered on the Hthof which the janitor is incapable. should." This was a concession, as the „.„„ D}f?}!% .^^ aturthir in9t. Tbe church maid has her hands full— Minister evidently takes great pride KNIFE-PLEATING or PINKING 657-659 Broad St., P.ttsburg Dispatch. in .be little feet of his wife.-New j ft-& SVfeni^uTa'nl l^lfE —Additional locals on page 3. York Sun. cetve prompt attention. 1016 tf Newark.