PLAINFIELPLAINFIELDD EVENINEVENINGG NEWSNEWS.. Vol. 7, No. 11. PLA.INFIELDPLAINFIELD,, NN J.J.,, "TH“THEE COLORADCOLORADOO OOFF TH THEE EAST, EAST,”" SATURDAY SATURDAY,, JUN JUNEE 11 ,XI, 1887 1887.. Price Two Cents. hico weighed many ton. The in- TIMES THE CIRCULATION OP ANY OUKOUR NENEWW INDUSTRYINDUSTRY.. _ ... ibe anKwnt and the chanire in the character of tbe boainea* made aildittonal TITliQf OTHER DAILY PUBLISHED IN THIS iosM a necessity if the work was BBCTIOK. ER OP to be done advantageously, and hut yesr It LAIUM FACXM PBEtBTRB ItV became absolutely twecaaarj that additional accommodation, abould be provided. Tbe THE HEWS controls, the MrridM of WERNER'S THE > E« •. ADDRESS ALL COlMTJNICATiOItS, company had sunVtant land, good railroad tbe American PrtM Ajaociition ud tka accommodation and was doing a muafill United PTCM, ud it li« oalj MM pnb- PLAINFIELD E VE.V1NU NEWS, PLAIN- bmt needed *»>,<.«J., additional capital luhed in this -action th«t jZ«,h\ FIELD, N. 3. day TelegnphiD Hm IVU MAMMOTH ONE PRICE Fifty-second street N*w York, ntteropted abduct his ten-year-old daughter from tbe jard of Hrt. Mary Ann Downey. Clarke saw tbe child hi U* yard and induced her to fol- r Bunday, in N*» Jo^r, Un Hew Clothing Mouse be provided, tbe Pond Plans were submitted this afternoon by ipany agreeing to take a 1* oftheprop- low him a .hort <ii«ance when he placed her York and eastern Ponnsyl vania, and bi New BpreaeBtaUvf- of tba Land Improvement erty for m yean st a rental w h would pay England, fair to cloudy ™tUr, with mtb. erly winds. _^__^_^_^_^ company, to Mem. Manning. Maxwell & tbe investment, all taxes and h* had hired for the occasion. Mrs. Downey Fourth of July ANNOUNCEMENT. Moore of New York, for seventy-five hand- iry repairs, but for some rea- or capitalist among those be- started in hot purnlt of Clarke and mmulted cottages to be put up bj tbe Improve- matter was placed could be him, hitting him over tbe head aereral time* The following is toe reourd of the thennom PHiu.nrLPHiA. Jane 10.—Rt. Rev. Wll- For the next thirty days we will offer ment Company for tbe employes of the Pond > her effort* to release the chad. •ur lor Uu» day and lor U» cnmaponding j make the investment, pre- I. • . .......... _i — 1, !.»_ ^« Eam Bacon Btevena, Bisbop (rf the Diooeae of Company, in addition to tbe buildings about Chief of Police Dodd'i attentioi wu dl- d»n. of tart year, as kept at SteUeWrug Pennsylvania, Protestant Bplsmpal church Special Jobber's prices on our Unequaled •tore, corner of Front street and Park ave- be put up by otnen, as above referred to. fore toe C'v.^HaH. >u a mi of Pennsylvania, died at Ids residence this Tne contra, t for the factory, as we stated pursuit. He-x» beaded > M.Tinintt. Maiwell A Moore, ih* j-rmtma- morning at 9.10 o'clock, after a protracted Stock of Clothing, embracing ALL the Lead- lastbut Turadaj,Tuesday, wilwilll bure awardeawardedd aeznextt WednesWrdnn-- lmedrmof New York, which made haJW to Clarke off and nrrented him. The man waa .... as m in the tt d day. Yesterday tbe ttirveyor. Mr. Bali, and arraigned before Judge ITlrich last evening, »5 73 day Yretecday the mrveyo. Mr. Roll, awl ing STYLES of Men's Youth's Boys' and Chil- liulkW-builder* forfor thetbe compancom,-byy wrrw^rre oonn ththee groun groundd but waived an examination on the charge of ■stakintakingg ou toat tbe localit thr ylocality for the ne wfor buildings the new. bandlaga y with a paid up capital of abduction preferred by Mr*. Downey. He dren's Suits. Call and satisfy yourself of the A spot for tlie main building was chosen mid- #4,iO0 and workfl at FlainQeld, >ew Jer- admitted that the child was an illegitimate A spot for the main building rtiorn mid- sey, with Mr. David W. Pond as president of mer, cousin of Mr. Hummer of the linn of way between the Evoun and Grant avenue offspring, and a*id it had been abducted on superior bargains we offer in English Home- —The BM Hive are ottering iodncementa to way between the Evotm and Grant avenue the naw company. The stockholder* are Luttics £ Hummer. PlainBeld, and a n depots Thursday from Qrammer School No. 38, on wmrrr-. of fanvnles J**n drmwwm. all inen of ample means, r^prewnbng a former ovaveer of tbe poor of Ptocata rbo is to be tbe Vice-Presi- Inin thtU>e - asgregatlunfUre oveomr «30,0UU.IXK>»Mo.<M>.ouu.. AtAtWen t Fortieth street, New York, by Mrs. spuns, Corkscrews, Cheviots and Cassimeres. townablp.township, in whicIn h whichhe reside dha unti retedadl about until about --Oiildren* Day wai appropriately observ- dent of tbe Company, as will be hereafter ex- IlainiMdPlainfiekl Uithee neneww compan(wnpaery wilwilll hav haree al adl Downey. Four years ago be said, be and Uwthe facilitiesfacilities netewajnamuyy foforr Lhthre buMneabusinesss frofromm d* yeara ago,t, wa waas struc "truckk by lightnin by glightning and and P,] in the Seventh Day Baptist Cburch UiU plained, was yesterday visiting Mr. Scribner>s thrbeginning,"--beginning, employemploy aboua boatt 8I«»W workmenworkmen,, ~ Downey, who had been living to-getber dlled with his two horses while dritftag them WWee axaree closinclosingg ououtt ouourr $1$100 SuitSuitss morning, kev. A. H. Lewit preached « »er- 1 killed with hid two bonne while driving them brick yard to secure the necessary brick. an. manufacturemanufacture alalll kindIon*s ooff iroironn workinworkingg number of years, but who had not been farm Thursday morning, according toa mon fitting tbe occasion. Tbe floral displays on his farm Thumlay morning, according to a for $7 and warrant them strictly all Otber yards have been also visited In other and railroad machinery." married, separated, and tbe custody of tbeir dispatch" reoetTw!received to-day.to-day. for $7 and 'warrant them strictly all were isiiut.Tis.1 ly fine. cities. Mr. Stebhius U a short man with The laud at Plainfield secured for the bua:- I, Isabella, was given to him. He left nrw comprisescomprises 1414 acre*.acres, witwithh 3,100,feet3,W),f«t. abutabut- —Hears. F. and W. StoOioH at Fleming- wool or money refunded. snail black eyes, and a moustache and full Uu*ting onon ththre NeNoww JerseJtoty CentraCentrall Railroad Railroad. ber in the care of ber aunt, Mary Clarke, at abbing Affillr H.n, ,,-n « wool or money refunded. ton, have an advertisement of their well klabblag AfVHIr Beiweea (el* too, have an advertfawnwmt of their wall beard. The beard is about three inches long, TV>The nenrww shoshopp wilwtUl bhre BOO feefra*t lon longg an aadd 10 )inn Fortv-oixth street, N.-w York. •redored .VeaMea., - Our Norfolk Jackets drillingdrilling hmdnesabrainem iinn anotheanotherr columncolumn.. TheTheyy trimmed square sad parted in the middle. wide, and built of brick. In addition to which Both father and mother hare since married Our Norfolk Jackets araree no noww workin workingg for Mr for. W . Mr.I- Brow W.n at L. Brown at bioe cloth suit and a light Derby. tborr will be a foundry *+' by m fret Thean d repeated attempts have been made by tbe N*w«w Bncsswicx.BBCHSWK-K, JunJunee 11.—JontuII.—Justusa Vanan company will build 60 bnuaaa for Um work glen stabhed J. Mflford, both colored, dur- Setberwood, He would weigh about 140 tba. Mr. Mann- mother to obtain possession of the child All Angle® "tabled J. Mllfonl. both colored, dnr- Netberwood. own. fromom plan planss to btoe appme be ad niiwdby Me#as . by Mwbx and Bicycle Suits areare . _ and Stebbins, wbo will also fix the ing anan •ltaroaUonaltercation oonn tblbee dockdockss thithiss morningmorning,, —The locomotive that plunged through an ing is a large nun, and. would probably weigh 1‘uud and BtebUns. who will alao fix the tailed until Thursday when she went to Unun- —The locomotive that plunged through an rente. All tbe workmen In tbe shop in this terribly cutting him about the face and breaat. 350 lbs. He has a full, round, •)•>!'> face, and rrota AH the workmen in the •»**> in tlii. r School JSn, S8, which the child waa at- •rrrtldy cutting him ahoot the face and brwML open draw into Newark Bay, Thursday night, the talk of thethe towntown open draw into Newark Bay, Thursday night, Citycity wilWilll bbee givegivenn worworkk inin th thee ne neww sho Aopp If if Dr. Donohne says Milford will recover. ;lose cropped beard, fringing the Ung, and succeeded in getting tbe teacher's Dr. Donohue says Milford will recover. waswas toutedhoisted oatoat laslastt eveningevening. ThThee carcan.s wilwilll theythey -Ufawish tu>o removremotee fromfrom ththee citcity.v AmonAmongg " Anglen escaped. loner part of bis face, and no moustache. Mr. the stockholders of the new company are J. permission to take tbe child and brought her Van Angien recaped. for style, quality and be raised to-day, and navigation resumed the »t<H-kholder* of the new company are J. for style, quality and be retard today. and navigation resumed Roger Maxwell, president of the Hew Jeney :well in also a. large own, weighing about RoK»r Maxwell, president of the Sew J«r»ey here, whither her father followed yesterday through the draw by Sunday. through the draw by Sunday. Central Hsilroaii: Austin Corbin, president Central Kaiiroa.1: Auatln Corbin. preMdent rternoon. He went to Mrs. Downey's rem- -e 1M •»W Vurk. j price.price. And wewe havehave of tbe Philadelphia and Reading Railroad: IJirg' l^rw ! Yew Y< -The Daisy dab '(colored) gave tbeir last of Um Philadelphia and Rredln* IWW.