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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
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H0BoKKN NOTES.

The First NJ. z. Church held revival meeting
last Monday evening T IN .
Going like hot cakesl our silk muffiers and hand
tercniefs. Hulshizer, 176 Pavonia avenue
A grand annual ball of the Italian Union was
held at Odd Fellows Hall few evenings since.
about $50 couples were present and the festivities
were enjoyed until far into the night
Bravo Ewald Bros, 1856 Newark avenue, take
the lead in holiday goods toys, dolls, box papet-
nes, perfumes and toilet SETS photograph and
autograph albums at the lowest price.
Ladies' fine kid tip button, 81 25, former price
a u.s. at Powell's, l6 Newark avenue Store closes
before Jan list
Ladies' fine curacao button, all sizes, SLIPS,
marked down from $500. at Powells, 16 Newark
avenue. Store closes before JAN LIST.
II you want to present your husband with half
dozen new shirts. don't fail 10 have Kessler make
them up for you-12 Newark avenue.
Gold and silver headed umbrellas, all silk, at
sweeping bargains. Baron's. Newark avenue
Ladies' diagonal cloth top button CATERS, sizes
AZ. 8, 81. worth 50 marks down to 81. at Pow
ellis, 16 Newark avenue Store doses before Jan i.
The members of Meadow engine No 3. and their
friends held ball at Hilpert Hall last night week.
Xmas goods at Baron's, Newark avenue.
A reception in honor of the new pastor, Rev.
Charles Colman, was held in the First Baptist
Church last Monday night. The new pastor was
ton.
1000 more elegant fancy silk handkerchief.
Just the thing for Christmas present. Hulshizer,
176 Pavonia avenue
The following were last Monday evening elected
officers of Major Christian woerner Post G. A. R.:
Commander James A. Geyer; " G., John MeHer;
]. v. o., Joseph Gunkel; Quartermsster, Samuel
Evans; Chaplain. ]. 4 Radford; Surgeon, Peter
Wins; Officer of the Day. j. R. Miller; Officer of
the Guard. VIM Valentine; Inside Sentinel, E.
Cook; Outside Sentinel, Joseph Temple; Delegate
TO Department Encampment A. Gundersdorf; Al
ternate. Samuel Evans; Trustees, Charles Well
VIM. Chapman and 81. Schroeder. Ex- commander
We'll submitted report showing the Post to be in
9 hourishing condition.
The handsomest Christmas presents for gentle
men can be found at Barons Newark avenue.
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CLUB GOSSIP.

Make them happy by presenting them with 3
pair Of nice roller skates. Greatly reduced prices
At Wood & Menagh's.
Misses French kid button our regular $780, re.
duced TO 81 a.. Sizes u to 49, i21k 10 1917. at
Powell's, 10 Newark avenue. Store closes before
Jan. 1st
The Friendship Social Club, Of the Heights. held
q reception and surprise in the dining of the
St James Hotel Marion, last Wednesday evening.
The room was elegantly decorated. for which the
club deserves credit. The grand march was led
BIZ the Floor Manaser, Mr.. Theodore Hines and
hiss Minnie Holden, and followed by about 35
couples. Excellent music was furnished by Pro-
lessor Balbury's orchestra, of Hobeken and during
elegant bouquet he guests, after dancing two
hours marched to the residence of Mr. Holden.
were they were treated to fine upper, after
which dancing was kept up till in the morning.
The greatest selection: the most Immense stock
and the cheapest prices for all kinds Of housekeep
ing goods and Christmas presents can be found at
Nosd 4 Menagh's
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rHrRrrr-s sADp-nS oHAScEHr OF NEW JrR-

" bEf.
Between the Provident Institution for Savings In
J. O.. complainant and Robert NJ. Potter ct AL de-
PENDANTS.
Fl. ia. for sale Of mortgaged promises.
Returnable February term, 1886.
Bentley 4 Hartshorne, Solicitors.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered / shall sell by public vendue at J.
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Mont
gomery street, Jersey City on
Thursday, the thi1ty-frst day of Deem
Der, A. d., 1885.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises. with the appurte-
nances being the described in said writ, that
to say /:
All that certain lot Of land and premises situate
In Jersey City, Hudson County, New jersey. and
which on q map of Jersey City made by RIO Ba-
cot City Surveyor, dated 1861, and hled In the
Hudson County Clerks office, is known and dis
tinguished a. lot number six t6l in block number
thirty fve fronting Morris street. being twenty
nve feet wide in front and rear AMI one hundred
feet deep throughout.
Dated October "a. 1885.
So FERDINAND HEINTzE, Sheriff.
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CORPORATION NoTICE-NoTICE IS HEREBY
" given that on the I'd day of December, 1885,
application was made to the Board OF Public Works
for the vacation of that part Of Washington street
in Jersey City, which lies between the south side
Of Bergen or Dudley street, or line in line
with the south side Of Bergen or Dudley
street, and line parallel herewith and
drawn 500 feet tothe south Of said south
side Of Bergen or Dudley street. or to the
south Of said line in line with the south side Of
Bergen or Dudley street.
And that the 4th day of January. 1896, at4 O'clock
I'm. at the meeting room of the Board of Public
Works. are hereby hxed ~ the time and place when
and where the Board of Public Works win meet
to hear and consider any objections to the yaca-
ton Of said street or parts Of streets that may be
presented In writing.
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works.
THOMAS JACOB. CLERK.
Dated Jersey City. December l. 1886. d2o-
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cuooryyG niuSrLF ~ me SrREEE

Tyo pi,tol shots az EIghth-ayc. and onc-hun-
nd riutA.st last Lieht attracted the attention OF
fine police, and I'm the street they found Tie
II. nj a man who had shot himself
,,,,co I'm the mouth. Papers on tho body
,,dc,tcd that the man hnselem Pciirr age hity-
one years who recently kept weiss Deer brewery "'
~ u. t.,-t Uou.ton,t. lfcificr formerly was pros
,,ro's Gnrist IN Ave- A., but .itcr selling out
hi, business to go H'T '"' lo.i nearly
al he money ho had previously saved Eccr shops
when he opened at no 10 Eh/HOe'h'I nin ,m ~ -;
scu out hi, business 81 40. 3O3 East l!olstoh.a'.
II was believed last might maj ne colm,Itcu W o
,ic insane on account of his failures. us VIC was
rrraIinr To move from al No II lH'lngt"n-Sl,
rI, .lc ,y In Informed OF hl, death rh0 Had thd' no
La% .i'nyu evidence Of great mental disturbance
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Letters for foreign countries neh MT - 'DfiW ~
plrtlclT Sthin'I "N''p "it
tis desire, send duplicates u Dl1hnf ~ CD nerct"
docunets no. specially allr''ei btnf S'lt - I'D
, ,ilt Tor lie week ending December ~ Will c)sb
fpr"yrIIY In all cascu at tnis once ~ iOho"'
,rIESDAYNtl y. for Pro Mexico per = g. Io.u'
~ III. ~ 30 0 m for British Honduras spanish Hon
and Gultcmut p't 5. y N"'c N'i' i'' ''N-" -'
orleans.
whDNESDAY--At $50 T. m. fOr Europe. per g. Elder.
VIA southampton ami Bremen; a. 30 a. H. lot itai.e
direct per = Labrador va HaNlc et.1i' l't,. ~
Is dis direct and tor Venezuela and Curc'a VIA Laio|
does, per- - orinoco
THURsDAY-At 1880 IL m for Europe, per& $ Nepu9hc'
via queenstown.
rpIDAY-At0a m for Newfoundland per steamer from
lIlani.X at 10 ID ~. for Para ana iaao> bta1li Icr
4 lsnent; at p. tor Cludai Bolivar pr 3 -
m Clllao; a. 30 D. N. for Hayt- per = :. ADsio
SATURDAY-At $50 ~ M for Jamaica, Central Amrrlca
and the south Pacific Ports per = T. dith 1Oifcn VIZ
E'ne.tou Qetters for Mexico must De- directed Per
r1ra via Queenstown al II 30 p m. Tor Belgium
direct : Z5clani via Antwerp EDITORS must De
directed per Xe-landl; az 1870 p. al iOf IFuAo ah'
Ttuntar per $ a. Prot Morse. nom New-Drioans
Mails for she Society Islands per steamer from san Frn
i4eo, close here December 20 At p III, Aialis l't
$. Oceanic trOm san ftta.s,,oI'
close here December II at Mas Tor Aus,i lla.
Now-Zoaani. sandwich. Fyl ami samoan is, "a ~
% M. tor arnvM at Newlork OF s. ~ ~, -,
R1tish nlLs fOr Australia Mails Tor Nuob " ~ "
Tampa Fla. and thence By steamer non Ney "o''
Fla, close this Office daily nc Z;JO H. H.
The schedule Of closing Tans'Pacae mars Is ,r,sn,
th3ir unintcT'nptei
to san Francisco. Mails from the hise 5crs ar, a..
san Francisco on tho lay OF sau''s W '''' - ~
patched tnoO"e inc SAM SHY O. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post oficc. Now.Y0-x. y. ~ December IL Ao'~
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ANOTHER PArIENr FoR PASrErR.

DR.. OGorman, of Newark was visited yes
tcrdry afternoon by Alexander Kaufman German Nv
ing Franklin. j.. who bitten by dog supposed
TO be mad somo timc ago. Kaufman explained to tho
ply stefan the symptoms exhibited by tho dog that DIT
him, and showed a his left hand. The physician
WAS convinced by Kauimnns statement that the dog
was really mad and advised Kaufman To TO Professor
Pastcur cure Offering pay his expenses out OF the
surplus funds In his care. Kaufman considered mo-
and then said would consult his wife and give
his answer to-day Dr. OGornan urged HIM not to de-
lay his Il, CisOu tAIcc weeks had elapsed since ne
bitten. IL is probable that kaufman VIII sal Ior
Europe the steamer Normlnaic, which leaves NG"-
York next Wednesday. lie Will carry letters 10 III
Billings The dog which hit Kaufman was phrchis.u
10y him from Ia BroOkdale and 1t was SICK at the
time.
Between forty and fifty dogs were poisoned IN the
10y the Newark police Yesterday several dO-7
we're shot the dogs bitten rs the mad DOG IN mo
rf,h Ward showed uuiui-tak1b!c symptoms 81 hydro
pnobla last evening. lie watched 10y the Ihy 81
clans. The dog confined Wiz! other bitten dogs IN
Z b,,r al
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JIEI


BLAKELoCK-M Grccnp'int, l.. I. sunday evening. De.
ccnocr g. clair Heg,c,a t'in dAlgheroi thph A'.lt
Funeral private.
ter %, Ci-.rs, " md 5ac Riunt ago, . months
ave- on sunday. U.,.uper d. a; l1a HL
BKADHrE~r On iI'nT. December H. Mary Pe"rSai'
Relative, and r'uI' are To- 2iirH h' i'nnt ser
day. bocSinbcr H. AT ia. m.
DDNAI.D-DN- Ou Irdty. u,, mjcr J. Caroline j. Donald
son 1t the c,,dcnco sister, Mrs NJ J. Church West
FiNNEY-M Morgautown. ". VA. on December o 1888
tie lt.,.s tunc'. iu uie tist year Of h'' age.
GREENLN- At Milwaukee. December = Mary T. Greeny,
wr,rcne.ttr county papers please copy.
MARVIN Atthc residence OF his son. $50 West jSthst. on
Friday morning. December l., Waiter * Marvin IA the
services nl be hcd At NJ above address ON sundA; after
ut half past O'Clock
usGoop-At Tampa Florida December >. lssj, Samuel
Funeral .cryccs viii be held at Mt Auburn Cemetery Cam
oyLlsroT nrc,r,rcro l-s5 charles H. oycrton Of
Charles and Mary oycrton. aged 80 years - months ana
Fnn,r, from M. residence 77o Moarocst BrookEn on
rtrmcnt a! AZ Willow inn Cemetery southo'd L.
PATCHLN- suddenly. Thursday evening. december 3D.
l'-' samuel w. la'cFeg IN M, d1t9 lg!I m hi. lar,
r,siacuce. SO .32 Clinton-st~ Bioohl'n
kindly onii flowers.
rAINI-onSaturay December p suddenly, Colonel Mar
Not GO Of IMMORAL hereafter.
nq R G5s ~, %s% Of c a G'y dt
rua~r from the South Church, 2lsst and 9TH
ay'. Moudiy. cc"llbrr H. "t 10 "clot@
Kind y flowers
brr EllnScth Hsc vie Of Joel " selrus nddaush
tor OF John Bcaic. aged ~ years
R kiaGy o RlfS3h' oacrs
heart disease l1nIy Morrison the 9th Of
hisagc
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MA-HINGIuN MOTIFS.

WA,UlS,IoN. saturday. Dec. -. l--j.
RESIGNATION or 4 CADLr-Ihc RESIGNATION OF cadet
II race Grant Tenant tourth elias, United states III ij
AcadcIuy has been accepted by the secretary o. N"T.
pESsIoN DECISION. Second Controller Maynard has
given an opinion that who live in the United
state. cannot give other persons poWe" OF attorney 10
receive and rccr ut tel pen ion In"ucy, an! That
ncu,iou agents All. required t. draw checks payable Z"
each pcusioner and 10 forward them directly 10 pen
siOurT-.
MAILS Fog NA.sAU.-Nichnlas VI Boil superintendent
Of foreign mails. hIs completed an arrangement with
the Nassau aui Jarh>ouylAo steamship company, an
American tuc, IT, Tran sport the mails weekly nom Jd'"
.ouvil!e to Nassau. Heretofore the mails huVc uccn
trlu- ported from NCW-IOIk once ia i"o wtthH. Inc
now schedule l. s-vcuty-tWO hours. Al mails VIII Ne
sent by this route except sch ~ 'ii l'",H t"'
sooner BY going d!spuchcd rom "cN.t" u" F'hciM.S
twice q month. The first etcaucrcmrSnS this mail VIII
SAL from jacksonville on Deccuher2l
NEW BlLLs-Iepr, scntatiyr Weaver Of Iowa. VIII
Introduce "a the House on h' first opportunity hi 10
create d department Of Labor, with "A secretary "Hl
assistant secretary the former OF whom thA be "a '-
net officer Iio viii also Introduce bt for the EiihihS
of lands In severllty Indians and tOc tho opening ~
OF the luduu Territory -ctu nci; 10 place. ldl0"r
on the free st; make pensions take effect from TIE
date ofdisabuty; mt to provide Tor ihc election Of
senators by popular VOTE
DIsAILnwED.-lne Second Controller has di-allowcd
the ella IN Of samuel Archbpld for compensation and cN
pcnscs amounting To Tl,3i2 tor services Is CIVILIAN
member OF the Naval Advisory Board from June 10 70
september 30, l4,J.
AMY OIDiI,..-lhe leave Of absence given Cadet
Robert L. Howe, second class military academy, has
been extended TO August -, 1896 First Lieutenant
conduct acctt OF recruits ioI that rc-tuc"t lr"
New York 10 the Department of Dakoa. Flrst Lieu.
lncapacutc1 for active service has bcrn granted Icay
of ,iscucc fur. her ord Lirutrnaut-t o.oncl
Henry w. Robert corps Of Engineers. has been ord ca
to inspect WORKS OF toruhcAon IN tho vicinity Of Fort
I.Ie del
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TIE CONTEST IN ATLANTA.
"JoE BROWNS son or GEORGIA LAw-PRoHIBI-
TIONISTS ENCOURAGED

ZOE BROWNS son OF GEORGIA LAw-PROHlBi-
TIoNISTs ENCOURAGED.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. II CSpectdD.
tho time set for argument upon the injunction TO
Ordinary Calhoun declaring the result OF
the ent Prohibition election At early hour this
morning n large crowd composed OF Auanta's most
prominent and largo representation Of tho
Georgia bar assembled court. The auditorium was so
dcnsry PACKED that there was standing room. on
calling court Judge Mccoy announced tina; each side Of
tho would he allowed four lawyers and that each
lawyer wouid be- allowed hour IN which TO present
his case Attorneys FOR the contestants wore julius L.
Brown. King * splIing Hopkins Glenn, A. II. Cox,
aud Wills Hawkins; FOR the PrOhbitionists Mynnt ~
Howell. I. r. Wcstmorclaud. Henry Iliyer Henry
Jackson. Bcnjhmm II. HI, jr., Haycood A. Martin
Hooper Alexander Hokc smith and Judge Lochrane
The case was opened by julius L. Brown, who pre-
scntcd tho history o the case and laws bearing upon IT,
Nh Brown vas followed By Alexander luS. ais" Tor inc
liquor men. A demurrer was filed 10y the Prohibitions
and The lgl!ur side follow ed With Dttcu OF aH
dayIt. which wtr, Ell on Thursday evidence IN the
carc. IT, concluding the Introduction OF eNlde"ce
Juiu, l. Brown read AN AFFIDAVIT 10 7hO" tai the pun
l"si'Iaiur, We're not puh''-heh before No'e"oci -
l~-j Jud-" Mccoy asked umVaieutly;
NJ. Blown, what j. the purpose oi max T. ,
" 10 hat the dct was not In force Wheh thc c'c
lion called. never haylgs been published. was
Mt. E.oNn'- reply.
"Ou. vel" replied Judge Mccoy. Ego on. Nr Brown
20 on Elt ~ 10 that according TO your IDEAS
OF Jaw there HASN'T been loyal law passed ID Georgia
Iutwrufy ycits'
I'M. caused a hearty laugh I'm court and encouraged
fle Ir.UBf1ni,f- 20 think their chances OF success,
the b followed. At late hour 10 was found thai ArEu
could Doe concluded to-day and the hearing was
result bu, ah,, there IS IS even money Mother side
wal. otcI odds.
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srDDEy DEATH or MAR7Iy SMITHPAIyE

Colonel NaItin 5. Paine, principal and prOpl-
ctor of Panes Business College, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon his living rooms IN the rear OF the college
OIL the second noor NO. G2 Bowery. lilo ate hearty
dinner at noon and about hour later was seen at
work ou largo in one OF the schoOrooms. After
Inserting some mica In stoye-dOOr he walked
INTO his sitting rOom pale and trembling. and
told his wife that he felt i'll. She helped
MIN To bed and for a physician, but he expired
h.frc The summons was answered. Deputy Coroner
Je9,ns made an examination Later aud SAID that death
bad resulted from heart disease. ,
.ir Paine was native Of Rhode IsI.hd ana was
seycutyoue wears OF age Early IN NE he was colonel
d a regiment in that state aud was wounded
N a skirAi,n. When he was >" Young man
Dr. went 10 i've IN Brooklyn and earned a ny
ns rs a wliiing.inasicr. III 1919 be io1hGeu ~,
business college which was at Grand-st ana me hoWty
ior many years 1hirty-hve years ago no reno go 10
lanalst and the BOwery. At tue time q" MS o'ath tpo
gulnbcr of pupils who attended tue colrgc IcEIIIy
Uas about my most OF them receiving lnstfucuoh AZ
night. Umtt recently he managed another business r
Zee Ina tn. city ana Brooklyn lie practHrt SUM-
economy. His family consisted Of ms "lIc' mlny yG'l
Younger than himself and his son, who Is ehpIoyou al
lie Grand Central Depot
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mr. AIMS WANTS ur noor is corNNrA.

Senator Gibbs yc,tordly wrote 10 Charles /.
Miller a..sg him whether he intended to proceed with
,nc investigation OF tHe Broadway Railroad franchise
and saying tAat the committee womb corha{ 'unp'iI
icpcG on Thursday i",,,o, he , Ina , MT
,HN''" ,,,Irr mo- circumstances undertake The
,u}rstleat,on uuc-s the committee gave thrm
10, fro Of the Iuye7i-Atou. lHciuGuS the -"1'
""'.,, -, ,.itur--cs. ami that -uhpunaS signed IN
i,' maj he gwen 10 them. This Wa, refused Mt
Str,Itn and he hcIehpoh declined |" "c' 'o"E'i 10
% Gibbs >all last evening That he would cnde1'or 10
,.,',t. ,l,. services Of Ellhu Root %, counsel me
'','',,,,,, ,,,ud have confidence IN Mr.. Roots ahly
49, nrIui tGo proposed iuvr~t-Htlon. ana u ""Ii zee
,,cc,,t.d ,rifu determination 10 BRINK out All tho
i,, n. LIu-rlI hal nothing to conceal hut u" was
@ yilIlg 10 eIvc tho counsel the absolute pow a.
,.,i ~ Nr. Nrt. lie had onrftr 10 meet NF' Al'-
i,T Al MS Office and s'cu ,uhpHndS
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PRINTING IN THE MIDDLE COLONIES.
CELEBRATION OF TIE B'CENrENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
OF ITS INTRODUCTION.

CELEBRATION OF TIE BlCEETENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
OF ITS INTRODUCTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II (SpeCidb. - The
ROOMS OF the journalistic Club I'm Walnut-st. were filled
this afternoon with aud women well known
in literature Tho occasion the Observance OF tho
bicentennlal anniversary OF the Introduction OF
printing In America and it partook Of exhibition IL
usuanS the progress OF the art during the last -OJ
years The tastefuly decorated and the
hlD.ts were displayed in attractiycly arranged
groups. There were Autographs OF the most
prominent journalists In the World contributed by
kanaSe press, the oldest In Philadelphia. Lloyd p.
smith OF the Philadelphia Library, sent gronp OF
newspaper was represented by Volume |. No. l. vol
uue OF me iHri an ScHtHd for lslG attracted con-
siderable attention
Edwin 5. stuart exhibited tho first three editions OF
INC oauer Bible he published in l77G At tae Bate OF
Germantown It's pages wore used for waddlnE ny Inc
american Ann troops Mr.. stuart also ,, G3nD
Zoo ponderous and musty volume %, OF
100 pages printed in 1851. Another and valuable
IN America. and the only Bible authorized by Congress
WAS printed by Robert Ritkon. OF Philadelphia III
-. Penny Packer made display typical OF tho
Tho celebration was wound up tonight with a ban
quet. Colonel Clayton McMichacl presided. 1noie
were over 200 gnests, among whom we're Wayne MAG
Barto franklin b. GOwen. President George De Is
hem, OF the Reading Railroad George W. Chllds, Gen
eIS william striker, Of Trenton; General w. W; ii.
can; Horace white, Of The York Eren'ng
Post; Henry watterson, William Henry smith,
or the New York Associated Press; I I,
Cochran, General W, 3. Hancock W. I; Honsel'
John Cndwaador, Judge Penrose. Lewis c. Cassidy,
theodore /. Devlne, OF New-YorE the Rev George
j. VI. Bundy, New-Iork; Roswell smith, NeW-l ork.
Telcgrams received from the following expressing
6 sf inability to be P W se Wace and
Melville r. Stone, OF The Chicngo Ddiiy NeioS
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4 49, - nlcLnln LolM.I / rhIrSE

An interesting Will case WAS decided yc~t"r-
day iu tho orphans court go Irt-r} 'lN. william
iovarI "a B,yolur carpenter. 100 1877 purchased Tor
$500 house anil .twhc hc decided O" n- wife j. nora.
first rtuplus Der " tr7iO lH properly 10 "l'" IT. ~.
.,, -l, t.t. % d--lpAfrd woman and died year ago
,rofY tho rnr,t- OF aI.phbI-u Two dtF- lri'rr hrr
make her -l- tu.| him nat hru-r -uc dIrl
.l,, .ui,. 70 max, news Wl and leave The h"u-r ana
I,t Ia fi.. church Father Ig informed tlr pastor "I
fbr cauicn. tho EcS. IGoui- VI. hIIrtn ~" lhllo
Gi4trit went to tIc Hou.' accompanied ID" hl' Iciht"
and i;tuuiu-. Tie .tNJti di'' h INC w.
which tr woman signed. ami ~ Was witnessed los amor
kIIirci,.- nephew. After tur W"nuhs dr'tt amer
tI..u offered TIC wIl lu thr orphans Court Ton Iro-
bate Ter husband filed c.Nctt against d. 1hd Nr 'i''
ia. -.ur ,ira s, IT, way through tho cutrt Ihr "bI
,,,,r -.i r, iuAt biz vie. go the iiur -hr ma lc ln
.,r.u . was OF uu-puud mind and du mint person 70"
i..,. a Will and That -Lc WIS CuIcr iAr iHt'utr g." ihe
$50 l.rir.t lu the decision. which has been a". u
with much interest J3iX9 NcGN refused T. a!mI'
Father kIIlcru'- nIu iD probate.
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DARING ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Edward y. jackson, Il grain broker, OF NO.
500 Lake ave- Chicago and Frank Jackson his younger
brother left NcwIork Friday afternoon for visit near
Park Ridge. y. J. The brothers took the New-Jersey
and New-York Railroad Spring Valley, Rockland
County. where they secured horse and buggy, aud
started 10 drive through tic semi darkness To ldik
Ridge vt about r:l5. when they were short distance
south ~ Pearl River. low whist startled the trdN-
ellcrS. TWlro quick succession the sound was re
peaed Edward Jackson quietly took the whip from ile
socket, firmly graspcd the relns and whispered, d"h
say anything, Frank" The men were entirely una1neo
and uuprepar,d for the challenge OF hgnWaymani put
II came With few quick strides strongly punt tramp
emerged from behind tree. Ha was followed ny
companion % equally orhiddng aspect ana ordered Tue
brothers to stop.
the nurse 10 "a sudden h1lL Win an oath TIC '''Ni
!" Yer money, that's what Come. no foolin'."
As he male the demand the Would-bc thIei STasIc ca
between the wheels the right side. With we'll
assumed serenity, Frank replied: 81,
Money! hhy, We have just been looking Tor "a JOB
ourselves. .
Tho tramp croH led out Come. now. quit foolin
blank You. and shell out. I'll make YOU! at the same
time raising his right and presenting an Obect 10,
scmhing PISTOL but which Edward Jackson pciccl,eui
a curved stick Meantime the second tramp nh"
placed himself the left of the buggy INSTANTLY grasp
the situation, Edward struck the horse with the ptt
end Of the whip Down upon the frozen road ana uher
horse plunged ahead. Maledictions and cries ot Ihh
heard moment above the CHATTER or the buggy
ard then the brothers were soon good dlshlcc I0m
the OF their encounter They drove - Park Edse
about O'Clock, remained there couple or nour- anu
then brayely determined to return to Spring Valley
They could not he prevailed upon 10 remain az lalh
Ridge over night. They, however accepted the loan OF
"a small she gun ami 32-cslihrc revolver The return
the tramps outWited deserted. It's IroOaDe
that the tramps Will he apprchcndcd.