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The order of confirmation into the rites
of the Jewish Church was conferred last
Sunday upon Leo Rice, at his home, on
Bright Street. The ceremony was atten.
ded with considerable ceremony. There
was collation. after the confirmation. and
some very neat after dinner remarks were
made by the boy, who is but thirteen years
old. A large number of people were
present, among them Mrsu and Mrs, Oscar
Lawrenz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lowry, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lowenstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bloch and daughters, Mr.. w. Nathan and
daughter, Mefsrs. Joseph, Gus and Charles
Mayer. and Prof. Lowenthal, of New York.
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staten Island Ferry-Boats that May Land
In New York.

Staten Island Ferry-Boats that May Land
In New York.
The TATTLER in one of its issues OF
August last told of the fight between the
Rapid Transit Company of Staten Island,
and John H. Starin for the ferry right be-
tween New York and Staten Island Cap
tain Stoney, who was speaker Of the New
Jersey House of Assembly. had superinten-
dence of Starin's feet, and ran boats, that
carried crowds cheap all along the Kill
Won Kull side of the Island The rivalry
between the two concerns was SO bitter
that on one occasion when one OF The Rapid
Transit boats collided with Starins boat, it
was suspected that the collision was inten-
tional on the Rapid Transits part. The
Rapid Transit folks determined, at last, to
destroy the business !. of the opposition
line, made application to the New York
Courts for an Injunction restraining Starin
from running boats The effort to secure
an injunction was defeated, while it con-
fined itself to the Courts of New York
City (; but the Rapid Transit lawyers stole
march on the other side, by sliding up to
Newburg and inducing a judge there to
grant it. The result ii that the boats have
not been run by Starin since September
Captain Stoney and his principal are now
in consultation with the Pennsylvania
Railroad officials. They hope to make
an arrangement by which their boats can
land passengers al oas Of the ferry slips in
this city, and SO make close CONCEPTIONS
with the A0oMpany's boats for New York.
The matter is vet iludeF adyisement
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OUR LOCAL MILITIAMEN.
THE COMPANIES THAT Make Up THE
FOURTH RgGEaKENE.

Some Interesting Particulars about Ehell
Size and the Men who have Commanded
them, with Excellent Portraits Of some
ofthe Companies' Men In the Regiment.
In an article published two Sundays ago,
the SUNDAY TArrLER gave general outline
Of the history Of the Fourth Regiment OF
the State Militia. This morning It is pro-
posed to go into the details concerning the
companies. The statistics of the COM
panies show that Company G has the
longest roll, with SO names. In Company
A there are 50 privatea; Company B, 81;
Company D, So; Company E, 81, and CON-
pany F. 67-S9e in all. Company G is,
with Company A, the oldest in the Regi.
ment. Both were organized February 81,
1867. The Regiment has had but three
colonels-Hiram Van Blu talk, the first.
who served from 1869 to the close of 1872:
Dudley S. Steele, who served from Feb
ruary, 1878, to April 18th, 1885. when he
was promoted General of the First Brigade.
and Colonel Samuel D. Dickinson, its pres
ent commander
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ParIx Chnrch FaIr.

The fair at the Park Reformed Church,
which opened last Tuesday night, closed
last night. 1t has been we'll attended since
the opening night. One of the chief at
fractions was the sOld Curiosity Shop"
kinds, Including. Mrs; Erninias Smiths
ent tables have been well supplied with
articles too numerous to mention. A large
number of the articles were donated, SO the
profts.were large AS near as can be as
certained at this time, the proceeds
amount to over 500. When the accounts
all come in the sum may prove to be
larger.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13
Louis ReII Buried.


by Associated Press to as Sunday Tataer.)
WINNIPEG, Man., Dec 12-The funeral
of Louis Rel took place this morning at
Saint Boniface, thel French suburb across
the Red River from this city. The funeral
cortege left his mothers house at st. Vital,
on the Red River, about five miles from
here, at o'clock, accompanied by large
number Of relatives and half-breed sympa-
thizers. Arriving at st. Boniface Cathe-
dral, a. requiem mass was celebrated by
Father Dugas, assisted by the clergy.
Archbishop Tache occupied the throne.
After mass the body remained in the Uathe-
dral. A large number of English-speaking
people were present from curiosity. There
we're no signs of interference or disturb
ance.
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preyers and Art.fortrue.

Meyers saloon, on the brow Of the Hill,
is yet generator of Mis- (Miss) Fortune.
The unfortunate Mary who possesses the
fortunate name was on Monday found BY
the police in the neighborhood of Meyers
place, surrounded by lot of hoodlums
who are said to be habitues Of the house
Justice Wanser gave Misfortune an oppor-
unity to improve her fortuns BY ri sti-
eating in the County Hotel.
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Dynamiters in Pennsylvania.


PoTTsvILIE. Pa, Dec. II. About three
o'clock this morning the dry goods and
grocery store Of D. W. Lewis, at st. Clair,
three miles from this city, was blown up
with dynamite The explosion was ire
mendous, completely wrecking the front of
that building. The outrage is supposed to
have been the outcome of the liquor war
recently carried on in st. Clair, and Lewis
was prominent member of the Law and
Order Society. Great excitement prevails.
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strange Bed Fellows.
by associated Press q tie Ta.tLer.

New York, Dec H. Col John F. Mines
Chairman of the Committee of Arrange.
ments Of the anti Monopoly League, for the
meeting to be held on the 18th inst. tc
discuss the silver question, has appointed
the following committee to prepare resolu.
tons to be presented to the meeting: Van
Buren, Denalow, Charles A. Dana. John
Thompson, William caldwell, Frederick
A. Conkling, James D. Colgate, Roswell
z. Flower. Loyette s. Metcalf. Walter E.
q. Barrett, John Y. Foster, Maurice J..
Power, Marens Hanlon, Edward Il. Ammi-
down. Robert G. Ingersol and Cornelius
O'Reilly.
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The newly elected officers Of Rising Star
Lodge, No, 1Os, A. =. and A. NJ. are W.
NJ, William W. Fem; s. W., Nicholas
Pease; J.. W., E. @. Coover; Treasurer,
Marmaduke Tilden; Secretary, James n
Davis; s. D., John Lounsberry; J. D.,
William E. Bush; 5. M. E., William Cole
man; j. NJ. G., Henry Atherson; Chaplain,
Augustus Dsy; Tyler, Frederick Smith.
Standing Commit9ee: B. M. King, John
Lounsberry, John W. Herbert Rebel
Committee ]. N. Davis, John Hewlett,
s. D. Pine. The above elected and ap-
pointed officers were duly installed by b
W. Deputy Grand Master Thomas W. Til
den, assisted by P. NJ. A. T. Han acting az
Marshall.
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A meeting of the Irish National Z
League vas held at St. Michaers Hall
Sunday night ito delegates to the Nation~~
Convention to be held II Chicago, January
Dennis Mclaughlin, E. I. Mclaughlin,
Father De Concilli5, Counsellor John A.
McGrath, John Harrison, John s. Sulli-
van, John Watts Kearney (son of Gen.
Pill. Kearney), NJ b Holmes.
Mr.. Holmes was appointed committee
of one to arrange for . reception to Mr.
Parnell upon bis arrival in this country.
The league will give lecture in january,
the proceeds to be DEVOTED to the payment
Of the expenses Of the delegates.
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The attractive display offered to the
publ; by the Marshall-Ball Clothing Com
pany last week, drew such an appreciate
crowd around their windows that it be-
came necessary to place guard-rails out
side of the front show windows, and also
compelled them to close the two side ones
to the store. The cause was that loco
motive with train of cars was in continuous
motion on the circular track built the en-
tire slze of their very large window space
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4 STEAMER sHIPWREoKED.
An Excitins Scene ON Ship-Board-Lates
Intelligence From the Wreck.

An Excitius Scene on shlp-Board-Latest
Intelligence From the Wreck.
by Associated Pres to the Tat er.)
EAST TAwAs, Mich, Dec. 12.-Charles
Reardon, first mate of the steamer Oconto,
which was wrecked in Saginaw Bay,
arrived here yesterday with the steward
and six passengers. Rsardon reports that
the crew and Passengers Of tie Oconto
numbered Az, The crew was composed OF
Capt q. w. McGregor, of Lexington,
Mich; first mate, Reardon, of Port Huron;
second mate, James Ross, of Detroit: the
engineers are not known steward, David
E. Leary, of Rochester, N. Y. clerk, r.
Van Slyke; second clerk, John Van Slyke;
cook, Joe Levi; porter, Fred Stevens;
pantryman, A. McCarty. The deck-hands
we're all colored, and from Detroit. The
captain first engineer, and passengers are
all in shanties on Charity Island. There
are provisions for few days. All are very
downhearted. TheJ have one deck-hand
and one passenger very sick, but no med:-
cines. The mate and steward left the
Island yesterday IN yawl- t and walked
from Point Lookout here There were two
lady passengers and child. Capt. Plough
and the life-saving crew have started for
the island. The following are the names
of the passengers obtainable at present !:
g. Douglass, Lexington. Mich; Fred Wolf,
Forrestville; William Carr, Canada; VIM
Bradley. Lexington; Mr. Richmonk, Sand
Beach; Moses Laur, wife and child, Alpena;
Miss Henry, Muskegon; Thomas Dlxon,
AlpeIa; James Farley, Sanilac; Philip
Medlaugh, Apena; William Savage, De
troit; Nicholas Pats, Forrestville. The
mate says their experience the night of the
storm was frightful and that the danger
was greatly augmented by number of
horses and cattle which were on board
breaking from their stalls and stampedin3.
Several Of the animals were so severely
wounded that they had to be killed. There
is a report that seven of the crew left the
island on Tuesday in boat and have not
yet turned up, but this story lacks con-
hrmation.
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At about FIVE o'clock last evening the
mangled body of an unknown man was
found on the track of the Pennsylvania
Railroad near the Meadows shop. Ii was
lifted on train and sent to Speer's morgue
It is that apparently Of man about thirty
years of age. FIVE feet, seven inches high,
dressed in dark clothes with blue shirt.
His face was clean shaver, and his hair
and complexion were dark.
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fAosocso'ea <TeSs 70 ne IGute11.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
held its second meeting this morning
and instructed its chairman, Senator
Hoar, to report on Monday the Presi.
dental succession line. A number of verbal
changes have been made in the bill, but in
all Important fractions it is the measure
that passed during the last Congress
known as the Hoar bill It will probably
be taken up early in the week. and viii
give rise to considerable discussion. but /,
likely to be passed during the week
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13

Jamas s. Mitchell is young man who
was not satisfied with one wife. So he
married second in New York, short
time since. Wife No. / resides in Newark.
She made a complaint few days ago.
James held the position of driver on the
Third Avenue car line. The Chief of Po-
lice of Newark learned that james had
made an agreement with some friend to 60
to Wareings Theatre in Hoboken last night.
The Chief came on last evening and re-
quested Chief Donovan to send an officer
with him to look for James. James came to
Hoboken as agreed and was collared. He
was taken to Newark later in the evening.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13

Hudson Council Of Royal Templars, a
beneficial Temperance organization, propose
furnishing lodge room for the use Of
themselves, and other Temperance organi-
cations. The Mayor has head,d a sub
scription list for the purpose and aNewark
avenue clothing house bas promised to do
its share. Nearly 500 hM heen raised
among the members OF the 'Couhcil.
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Go to Ewald S for Xmas toys.


Ex-Fire Commissioner Eagan and wife
were given reception by the members of
their family last Thursday evening, at their
residence on Brunswick street. The eve
nings enjoyment consisted Of singing, reel.
tations and dancing. Supper was served
by Pinard, of New York. During the eve
ming the Commissioner was presented
with an elegant silver service set by Can
tain Gill, of the Dublin Qreland) Fire De-
partment, of which the ex-Commissioner is
an honorary member.
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1, 1880; Second Lieutenant October T.,
1883, and First Lieutenan6 in July, 1884
Lieutenant Colonel Wanser and Major
Abernethy graduated, if the expression may
be pan doned, from this Company. Among
those who were First Lieutenants are Wal
ter S. Nelson, Thomas D. Vondy and Jehn
D. Vondy and John Briggs The present
First Lieutenant is Robert G. Smith.
Space connot be spared to-day, to give in
detail the history of all the companies.
That will be reserved, and the portraits Of
of the other Captains for future articles
CfCompany A, it msy be added that August
G. Bennett was the first captain; Alfred
Bellard, Company b; John j. Toffey, the
present State Treasurer, of Company D, and
Ben Van Ripper of Company F.
There was for four years another Com
pany, known as Company G. in the Regi-
ment. Hilam Van Buskirk was its Captain,
his commission. dating back to November
%, 1861. His son Andrew succeeded him.
In April, 1873, the Company was disbanded.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13
Rev. Mr.. Downs and Mrs. Taber INDICTED
f4ssooiate9 Press 10 he Taifier.

BosroN, Mass, Dec. l2.-In the Supe-
rior Criminal Court to-day the Grand jury
reported an Indictment in tho counts against
against Rev. W. ". Downs and Annie /
Taber for adultery. The Indictment al
leges that they were guilty of the offence
on May 23d and August is and ". The
Witnesses were Charles M. Warren. Daniel
Houghton, Fred T. Tabex, William S. d.
Smith, James Jarvis and Mrs. jackson.
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killed ON the Ran.
{ Assoeiated ~, o qLs Talller.l

7
ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 12.-one of the most
horrible accidents that has happened IN
this vicinity for some time occurred last
evening at Elizabeth irnace, near this
city. It appears that the fast line west was
switched to the south track at Bellwood, to
run as far as this city, on account of the
north track being filed with incoming
freight from the east. The fast line pro-
decided at its ususl rate of speed until near
Elizabeth Furnace, when it struck two
men and boy, killing the men instantly
and severely injuring the boy.
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The Emperor wIniam'. Health.
fAssOciated Press % Ns T,rttler.J

BERLIN. Dec. IA All parties are in a
state of suspense over the condition of the
health of the Emperor, and reports that
there will be dissolution of the Imperial
Parliamentin June, after the passage of
the measure to prolong the law against
Socialists, and q renewal of the military
septenate.
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TO Investigate the Mining Troubles.
PrTTsBuRG, Pa, Dec. -. Grand Master
Workman Pouderly of the Knights OF La
Dor will probably be here on Monday to
investigate the mining troubles on the
river, and endeavor to effect settlement
The Knights are reported to be in favor of
arbitration, but the operators say they
will not recognize the organization nor Mr.
Pouderly, in his official capacity, it is not
likely that settlement with be reached in
that direction. The strike has now lasted
four months.
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PorTsyrLL ~. Dec. 12.-About three
O'Clock this morning the dsy-goods and
grocery store Of D. W. Lewis, at st. Clair.
three miles from this city, was blown I'D
with dynamite. The explosion was tremen-
dous, completely wrecking the whole front
Of the building. The outrage is supposed
to have been the outcome Of the LIQUOR war
recently car d on at st. lair, as Lewis
was prominent member of the Law and
Order Society. Great excitement prevails
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13

The Oakland Rink was the scene of an
excited contest last night for the cham
pionship of the Heights. The contestants
were Arthur Longfeld and John Isley, the
latter of whom has won three races for
the prize, which is diamond badge. Isley
was defeated last night, but says he viii
reclaim his honors at the next competition.
The distance skatsd over is two miles. and
the winner of five holds the nriza
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13

In Hedding "a. z. Church the pastor,
Rey. 5ames Boyd Brady conducts memo
rial service for the late Pr. posad, in the
morning, and breaches on The Earthly
Millennium, the Heavenly Millennium . and ny
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-13

Thomas +. Fitzgerald, of Trenton, is
busy on the Manual of the 11Oth Legisla-
ture. 1t viii be 800 pages long. No citizen
can keep himself informed on State affairs
without this valuable encE clopedia concern
ing matters Of State interest.
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A RAID was made last night on the in
mates of the house 116 Bright street, on
complaint that it was disorderly house.
Three women were found in the house,
and after being reprfmanded, they were
allowed to go by Captain Parrier on their
own recognizance.
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The members of the Palma Club held q
meeting on Friday evening. The Commit
tee in charge Of the bowling alley decided
to throw the alley open to ladies' on the
afternoons of Monday. Wednesday and
Friday of each week.
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MADRID. Dec. 2.-The funeral services
over the body of the late King Alfonso
took place to-day at the Church of 81.
Francis Ithe Great. The large and hand
some edihce was crowded with distinguished
people. All the sovereigns of Europe
were represented.
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Lieutenaney.
Company e was organized in October,
1867, under the auspices of Henry G..
Shaw, the warm Wimbledon advocate
After lis promotion to the Lieutenant Col
onelcy, Dudley s. Steele became Captain;
Hugh H. Absrnethy, now Major. was made
Captain in 1873; John A. onslow in 1875;
z. +. Wanser in 1877; John Briggs in 1884;
Briggs was made Judge Advocate, with
rank of Captain, and Charles w. Dowd was
last September elected Captain, and is still
the Captain. Captain Dowd enlisted in the
Company IN 1869; was elected Sergeant in
September, 1877; First Sergeant December
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or A Chnrch R.oof.

Frederick Jansen, tifty-year old painter,
living at No. 433 Palisade avenue, free from
the roof of the German Reformed Church
in Central avenue, near Franklin street,
while at work on it yesterday afternoon,
and was seriously injured. He wss sent
to the City Hospital for treatment.
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Philip McDermott, a longshorenan
working II Pier 2 Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, mad his right ankle crushed last
evening the fall of barrel Of hour
upon it,
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MILITARY Nores.

Adlutant Genadin. Of the Fourth Reziment says
ne n4s taken in over forty dollars Is proceeds from
the rifle range since the opening. ten days ago.
meeting OF the Bosrd of officers Of the First
Regiment W. Va. will be held on Wednesday night
Ninth Regiment matters are very quiet Just now.
Most Of the line officers think that Colonel Hart
will have to go.
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CInimina nII Hnrle,,,.
iBv Associated P,ess q n nam,

Wy 1-''0O''1'0@ Z " % uIc 1utttsf,I
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec, IA meeting
Of the Western Pennsylvania claimants to
the Harlem Commons, New York, was held
at New Castle, Pa, to-day, and was atten.
ded by $50 lineal descendants of Luke Coo.
vert.
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Ex-Police Commissioner CHARLES s. stier,
while depending the steps leading to the
cellar benaash bis store on Newark avenue,
fell and injured the small Of his back So
be- lly that be i in critical condition.
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Tbemembers Of the Geo. D, DeReyere AS
sociation and Their friends met at the
Thfee Bells on Hepderaon street, las t
Monday night. Res9lutions Of respect 10
the msm6Ey Of the late FicesP President
HepdEicke We're adopted,
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~ With a view to increasing the value
OF the SUNDAY TATrLKR to working people,
we shall publish advertisements Of g Help
Wanted" and "Situations Wanted il
these columns without charge.
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Rnclng At New OrIaans.

New Orleans, December IL The win
ners Of the races to day were:
First Race, Gold Star; Second Race,
Ohantilly; Third Race, Ligan; Fourth
Race, Hyderabad.
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gg~ In order that the working people
may make their wants known to the en-
ploying public, we publish advertisements
Of all wanting employment without charge.
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Photograph and scrap Albumen, oourl
and brush sets. Plush broom holders and
thousands of other presents at Ewald's,
1856 Newark avenue
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The fifth annual of Branch No. z, st.
Patrick's Alli1nce of America will be held
in Bergen Hall, December 2lst, 1885.
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N1~ The TATTLER proposes to make
itself the recognized organ of working
people desiring employment You can adj.
vertise your wants in these columns with
out cost.
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GREKNYILLE NOTES.

In the nateh between the Belyidere ana Meat.
gomery Bowling clubs At Schreiner's Hall, Green
sliio. last Tuesday evening" the former were the
by the Montgomeries. -
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Cardigan Jacket Tor Has Pains.
The notorious sneak thief, George r.
Fisher, of 201 Sixth street, entered Neu-
mans Distillery, on Henderson street, last
night, and stole cardigan jacket he was
locked up.
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Ellsworth Post No. Il. q. A. B., viii give q camp
nre complimentary 70 it, friends st Ruins Hall,
Union NIL, tomorrow svening,