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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-31

Largest Of Boys Clothing offered Jersey City,
AT STRICT COST OF OUR
$3.50 will buy Suit all Sizes from 4 to H. worth $500
So will buy Fancy Peated Suit ages to H. worth $3.50
50 Al will buy atwood suit, yoke STYLE worth $500
81 so will buy Corkscrew suit sold in all other
$780, at
For Boys Hearing Long Pants We Offer FO1osctng
Wonderfsl Bargains:
SIS will buy good erviceab suit worth anywhere $500
1887 will buy Scotch Cheviot suit worth $3.50
S. 90 will buy fine Cashmere suit worth $780,
$3.50 will buy awool Corkscrew sold all $1,000
and
Child's Knee Pants, good and serviceable, Csc up
Boys Long Pants dark patters, SOC up
We large line of very latest styles very
fabrics
EVERY GARMENT IN OUR STORE IS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
REMEMBER THE GREAT
Closing Out Sale Of Boys and Chlh8lS Clothing
WILL LAST FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
INV YORK BOYS CLOTHING COMPANY.
Manufacturers Of Boys and ohdrens Clothing exclusively
Branch Store 40 Newark Avenue,
sTRRET.s
JERSEY CITY,2N. J..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
County Court.

HoS. WEBsTE. STREEr,..... County Judge X. o. WALLACE. Clerk
 FRIDAY, Oct. Is, 1885. Court met at 10 a. m. in the Judges chambers.
 Minutes of the preceding meeting read and approved.
 Territory vs. Charles Blair; grand larceny-Dcfendant arraigncd, and statutory time allowed to plead.
 Territory vs. E. ". Jump; perjury Tl.e a-grupent on the motion to set aside the indictment was resumed, and as We go 10 press the case Is still Ee- ing argued,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
W nled.

A tirst-ciass baker, one who can take charge. None but a sober man need apply. A good situation and good wages will be- given to the right man Call on or address the Eclipse Bakery , ,Topbstone, A. T. If
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16

cricks, Fannie O'Cunncr, Fr'k. Stunpf, Tom Arthur, Chas Frcdericks.
 This has been q pleasant day.
 sam Grammar, Jr., was among the arrivals to-day.
 Girard Mcdonald came in from So- nora to-day.
 A biz poker game was running all nigh, at thc Bank Exchange saloon.
 Governor C. Meyer Zulick is cx- pectcd to arrive in this city this even ing.
 John l. Ginn, an old Oakland and Bodie newspaper man, has purchased the Nogalcs Frontier.
 Our new Governor, C. Meyer Zulick. arrived from Sonora this afternoon and Is at the Occidental. 4 party oi English capitalists will arrive ill this city this evening. Rooms, have been engaged for them at the Occidental.
 Governor c. Meyer Zulick arrived in this city to-day accompanied by M. 1 T. Donovan, who is q warm personal friend of the new governor. \ soldier who came in from Mud ! Springs to-day, reports the killing of another courier in the Chiricahuas by 1 the Apachcs.
 Charles Young, one of the business men of Charleston was in this city last evening.
 Sheriff Match wss busy subpnning trial jurors who have been drawn for 1 the prcsen. term of tine County Court, last night.
 Scrcra, prominent democrats are arranging for | reception to be given to the new Governor upon his arrival in this city from Sonora.
 The following gentlemen comprise the party 0: English capitalists who arrived to-day with Govcrnor Zulick: John E. Wurtzhacs, Mr Darcy, MT. | MarcOMC and Col. Beaumont. These | gentlemen are all very wealthy and are looking for chance to invest and we hope that our citizens will show them the advantages Of this section.
 Charley Blair, who was suspected of complicity in the safe robbery of Fitz- henry X Mansfield some time since, returned to this city night before last, and Was arrested last night and locked up, he having been indicted by the late grand jury.
 | Judge Robinson made 2. niaster!y argument i'll the Jump. case in the County Cour.. to-day, and We regret that we are not abr to publish it, AS We know his points Of law would be read with interest by the attorneys of this territory.
 We are under many obligations to the Prescott Journal-Mincr for re-pub fishing our editorial on Gov. Trit,e and Gen. Crook, as 1t will coable the ci.;. zcns of that burg to understand or- troubles i'll this portion of the land of sunshine and silver.
 The San Franc;sco Fmamincr If Sunday last had very obscene piece oi poetry published in its columns. which k liable to cause tl.,. io,r,s, some trouble. It Is t..,, same articl. that john DO x cium published few years ago when he was editor and nro- proprietor of the Epitaph, and which he editorially remarked WAS wr;,,., expressly for the Epitaph by a well, lEnown lady of this city.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
ps.rfes.a f.i.t,

'l.." 'JilvwinI IS Tn" prrfecf iir' or the ,u.i;c school for the week chdlng Friday, Oc.o5rs lG:
 Advanced Grade-Brftha Herring, Minnie Hill, Minnie Jones, 'Will" Ashley, Ed. Fleming, BeIinan Schoen- field, Ralph Smith, Lawrence Street. Sidney Williams, Willie Hattich, Wal ter Fu.krTson.
 First Grad"-Cora Goodrich, Lillian .IeAI:s."-, Ros;" P.Cops, Jns Quinn. .ir,;a S.,ar., E'ta Weldon, Thcmaa Dpla"g, Gc,ha Holl:', Hu.ds JoDes, Aidic Slaughter
 second Graie-EInna Ashman, Til lie Callahan, Carrie storm, Etta Elem ing, Lizzie Wit,ig, Nellie Brod"rick, Rosie. Hattick.
 Third Gradc-Lizzie Black, Carri. Bagg, Ella Cowan, Lucy Callahan, Norman Denton, Richard Wood, Chas. , DCdgr, Florence Mauk, Frank McAl- l;stec, Emma Sturpi, Josie Sims. Fourth Grade - Beatrice Blewitt ,. Moll:e Bauer, Samue! Clark, Willie Cowan, Bert" Holland, Annah Me All;st.r. Nellie Munmonicr, Norman Richardson, Kitt;e Raii"rty, Johnny Storms, Tom:nie W;ndcr., Christian Wilson.
 Fifth Grade - Hcrrnan Schaeider>
 Sara E-calan:c, Pauline Ril'y, May l Holland, Anita Bonoran, Dan Fred cricka, Fannie O'Cunncr, Fr'k. Stumpf, Tom Arthur, Chas. Frcdericks.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
COUNTY REGOueDS.

The following instruments have been filed in the office of the County Re cerder:
 BILL OF SALE. John Piwdcll and F.. Simmons to Frank Garland, all their interest in stock and fixtures oi the Arcade sa- loon, Tombstone; x4JO
The sun., 1885-04-19
The signal Once Prsdictisa.
Slightly warmer fair weather.
JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The benen for the widow of Joe will bs sivsu q
Madison square Garden on the evening of April 20
Judge Rufus ". Peck hmm Of Albany will hold Supreme
Court Circuit. Part H. for tho Of the April
A little IRE did $500 damage in Police Captain John
evening.
NJ Blskey Hall wa. dined bind wined by ne vspapsr
and theatrical friends Morelos last evening Nj Ia.
Ward Arunson presided.
The supreme Court has granted sb.olut. divorce 70
Kate C. IIolyer from Grorge Holly ksA uerr.
mann from Curt Hermann.
Building Inspector D'Oench ordered. yesterday that
Rnschtr Cus.ctarian Home where there nfty chill
dren, be provided with nre escapes
dinner will he gwen by the Civil Service Reformers
TO the Hon Genrxe H. Pendl.ton at Dsnonicos on
Tuesday, April 2s prior to his sailing Minister 70
Germany.
Postmaster Henry @ Pearson and Comptrol,sr Edward
v Loew hay. eaeh paid s25 for gallery seal In the
.Ncademy "f Music on the afternoon OF April ~ when
an entertainment in aid ot the car fund of Press
Clu1 Is " be gwen.
Many new attractions have been presented lately At
ths Manhattan kuk, Eighth svenn. and fify.nin'h
stree re. week they announce the appearance, Of
George Hutchinson the chsmpon Canadian bicy cisI
The concerts continue daily as u,ual
The Jury in the esse OF Canal Bostmsn John ". Ru.
Michael Dns.n brought in verdict. yesis srday Of
slaughter IN the second degree The penalty from one
year to fifteen year, imprisonment
mixture Of aaltpetrs and sugar USED 10 the curing
Front street ar FULTON MARKET c.ush, nr. ysTsiday
and, burning herceiy and exFlosv-y set Ore to the
was soon out
s-inway Hall M Monday MAY in all Of the Barthodi
peurstai tnnd under the a.sic,, OF The AmseAn Ped
sr.ato1S S9%%ss Col Knox WI 10 assisted BY Pro.
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went down from Aibanyto New York 20 wel-
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r.snTn r.. ro n. ,hss as
Nellie Arthur accom- panied her.
Ths President. feeling imreraiiyci{ the need
pri1sd himself sinee coming hers. has deter.
mined to remove to the soldiers Home cottage.
occupied by former Presidents. early In May.
tons. Miss cl:ysisnd vii Ss With him there
as hss.e; Ms. Van yeeh!en q Albany le.yes
the residence Of her mother. Mrs. Fitz Hugh
CoEls before returning to Albany, No other other
CIsveiend's guests Mr.. nnd Mrs: Eras,ns Cor
ming dined st the White House Thursday;
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p!snsed with Miss Gievsiand's conSsrsational
Is critical in his judgment 81 women. this
opinion is esteemed one OF Miss CleyeIsnd's
finest trophies. Mrs. Lamont wife OF the Pres
week In Albany.
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narvs.s Oss Css.p,.. My.r~

The National Association Of Amateur Ath.
lsss met at the Metropolitan Hotel last nshi ani aiopt
ed with few notifications the ated definition
Of amateur" proposed BY y. X. CAstner OF the viii
hsmsburrh Athletic club The sr-sfes, discussion arose
the clause which declares athlete will fer
felt his right to compete aud will
professional. who directly indirectly receives pay
ment for services rendered referee Judge pire
scorer m1nAger director. In other capaciiy
any professional exhibition, or contest OF athletic
exercises whst~ver."
George ". Carr and T.. hvera the champion runner
erenuously opposed this section The former said tn
" W. hnen dnecIy ~ Mr. Nyers, VINO had appeared
~ umpire and referee At several professional h,b
tions. There ~as another discussion the section
which prohib an amateur from running managing
or directing tor prospective pront snv professional or
amateur exhibition roller skating ice skating rink
park. but this prohibition. like the other - sdopts
The sun., 1885-04-19
SPARKS FROM THE zhLEGRAPH.

Le Pdrfs announces that outbreak of military con-
sp'rhcy on vast scale has occurred in Spain.
The United Statsa ship lroquois arrived at Caiino
rern on IhursdAy from Coquiinbo and proceeded to
Seventeen tranps were sentenced in Lebanon Pa yes
terday WORK Tor thirty dAys in the amshuuss stone
quarry, with ball and chain.
The Cunsrd steamer umbria. which left New York on
Arm H. arrived on fastnet Yesterday having
passage in six days eighteen hours
Alexander Sntdaker. miner, living near New Straits
VILE. ONO. was shot BY an unknown man Friday
night while ne was entering his own house
Edward Sumner, aged 10 ears one Of the most Prom
inent and wealthy residents Of West Dedhsln, Masa
igd hsnged himsen IN his barn Yesterday morning III
heath 10 supposed to have been the cause,
The Philsdelphis and Reading Railroad Depot, "
nanburg "a. was entered by three thieves yesterday
morning. who blew open the safe causing terrific
plosion They secured over 500 In money, besides
stamps. tickets, DC.
Five of the seven prisoners confined In tho wndham
county Jail At Newfane, VI. escaped ut shout A. NJ
ysa<rdAy by picking tho lock. They took hand car
and went north over the brsiteboro and ro.d
- fr - Jamaica where they were found yestsrday.
donna Bsskschs PiAstsrA-Als.
The sun., 1885-04-19
Bsraua lnvades Brooklyn.

Although IL was nearly midnight whom the
great Barnum show made Its exodus to Brooklyn last
night tho streets along which the massive cages rum
bied and the big and little elephants and eames un
gracefully pioddsd frinKsd with men and women
and hilarious small boys Colossal Jumbo and
the. sacred white elephant led the mammoth
street. to Broadwsy and across Chsmbers
street to the bridge entrance There stop was IN aie
to allow stylish young with . fa hat that slons
brilliantly in the rays uf the bridge lights climb up
moved on.
Countless small boys kept up with II and poked fun at
the young man in the r~splendent hat He tho
bridge without persona injury and with the honor Of
being the hrst person who has gone In that
manner. The mammoth show will be nt Tompkins and
Fulton avenues this week.
The sun., 1885-04-19

His Head and ahouiders Partly Buried n .
Swamp Ia Jersey CITY.

His Head and shoulders Partly Buried n .
Swamp Ia Jersey CITY.
While two boys were stroiling up Bruns-
wick street In Jersey City. at 9 O'Clock yester-
day morning. they saw . dead man lying In the
swamp above Pavonia avenue. Detective Ter
williCer found that tho body was cold. Tho
head. neck. and shoulders were partly buried
in the soft. deep, mud, Tho clothing on 1t was
feet away. ,sy When T:Twillis:s pulled The man
found hanging from buttonhoIe OF his vest.
In the pockets was . considerable sum OF
money ana . bundle of papers.
Al tho morgue tho body was Identified as that
of George 4. daskells the principal OF Gaskell's
Mrs. Gaskell said he had left home on Mon
soon. There wers no marks OF violence. The
foot OF Brunswick street. which runs through
the swamp. has steep embankm ments. and 1t is
supposed he accidentally fell down the em-
bankment- His domestic relations were happy.
and his business was prosperous. 1t is Thought
his attention to business had been 40 exhaus-
tive that Z affected his mind. He was about
46 years old.
The sun., 1885-04-19
The War On the Isthn ne.

WASHINGTON. April 18.-Commodore Walker
Chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation to-day received the
following telegram from Commodore McCnlla At Pans-
ma; The force from the Atlantic station relieved
yesterday have Just passed tho lines of the rail,
road Tho political condition Of the Isthnus chaotic
II The transit to be kept open. short stay
be contemplated The entire naval force At Aspinw all
and Panama should remain for the present The situa
ton At Panama 10 unsettled The xampe Aspin
wall viii be aprsced~nt for the dsanec for time
frvAts tslsRrAms received here to-day people
o. Panama are apprehensivs OF tho destruction OF that
city by the rebels Sehor BecerrA the Colombian Minis
ter saya troops have been from In pro-
tectinR lives and property nt Panama Senior Becera
ed drowning OF 100 rehe by tho Governments troops
and he expresses the opinion that the story absurd
The sun., 1885-04-19
MRS FRANCIs cOHTICTEn
Little Sarah Nslssa's story Of Crusl Whip
pins with . 0kippias Rspe.

pi.s with . skippias Rsps.
Mrs. Dora Francis of lo7 Prospect street
was tried In Brooklyn yestsrdsy for cr~"i'.
beating Ssrhn Nelson. a seven -year-old daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Della Reynolds by q former husband.
Little Sarah. who was lifted to the witness
chair. said:
Il would 60 TO tho bad place II told Q lie.
Mrs. Francis tied my hands and made me lay
across q chair. and whipped me. and can
show you where she pulled my hair out. She
and hurt me- nWfy PaSs sSa maze nsa ~ bs me-
on mo with rope and straps"
Mrs. Francis testified that she had whipped
the child with . skipping rope and had then
undressed her and put her to bod. first kissing
her and making her say her prayers. She did
not tie her TO chair or use strap on her.
hurt the child. because my bosom 10 filed with
The Kev. Smith A. Sands Of tho johnson
Street Methodist Church tsstined that Mrs.
and had always exhibited great interest in the
child. Justice Walsh found tho accused guilty
and remanded her to jail until Wednesday.
when he will sentence her.
The sun., 1885-04-19
Obituary..

Philip Werlein. the wel-known music dealer
Of New Orleans, died on Friday night aged 7s yeara
Mrs. Olive Stevens died In Dunkirk, N. r. on Friday
aged 73 She the wife Of Cen Phineas Stevens and
during the she in ramp with him Suffolk Va
where she became endeared TO the members of the
and Fortyseventh Regiments OF New York Her oldest
OF Gen. :. g. McCallum.
Marc Monnier. the French author, ia dead. He was
bon In 1879 Of French parents at Florence He wrote
comedies.
Den. Alexis Henri Bralmont. vouininous writer on
military subjects died in Brussels yeutsrdsy. He
Tho Very Rev. Joseph williams Blskssley, Dean Of
Lincoln. died yesterday in the 77th year Of his age
The sun., 1885-04-19
Deceived by HI. Plausible Story.

well-dressed man went to the jewelry store
Of Aikin Lambert Co. % Maiden lane and BY repre-.
sennR himself 80 the agent Of E. l.. Becsrras Nephew
Co.. succeeded in getting gold watch worth "a snl
gold vest chain worth ~ Next dav he returned and
got smother watch and chain worth SOL The ~Itchss
were in'rsed to him - samples Of stock. Inquiries
were made later And he va. found to he fraud and
yesterday when he came hack for something more he
was arrested He sad nj the City Han station that he
was Francis Punce 81 old Twin lOI East 1874
street His poe kets contained letters that address
He was rervou. and rugged savne-ly his Dun.
dreary whi-ker. and hung his head He was taken 70
the Fourth Precinct station.
The sun., 1885-04-19

ROME. April 18.-The funeral OF Mr. Edward
Pisrrspont late American Charge dAnsirea occurred
to-day from the American Episcopal Church. Two
thousand persons including the members Of the diplo
corps aud many political and commercial notnbil
ties were present At the servicea The municipal Au
thorties sent wreaths to be placed the con The
rems,ns were wrapped In the stare and strtpsa The
Rev. MI Nevin of1ciAted An dedec OF the King
signor M.ncini Minister Of Foreign Annira Herr Won
the Am sricsn ConsuLGensrai acted a. pail bearers
The sun., 1885-04-19
Pest. nm ou. Work. OF Goethe.

LONDON. April ls.-Walter Goethe, a grand
son Of the poet and his last male desc endant whose
death At Leipsio was announced few days ago. was
pupil of Mendelssohn. and the author of several
musical works .nd Of snumbeI OF poems II has awsys
number OF posthuinous works of his grand.
father and is understood that h. carefully edited
them, and left them readiness for public alton.
The sun., 1885-04-19
su1ocnied In . Cisser..

CINCINNATI April 1s.-At 10 80 this morning
Frank Busss. aged II, went down into cisern on his
fathers premises +sS Main get charcoal fur.
vas su6ocated by the fumes from the Aifrsd
Reyaer collector for the Frefe E1ess in attempting to
precarious condition.
The sun., 1885-04-19
C.ps. P-i.. Ea,,...a fer q. War.

1t Ia said that the blue nag. distinctive Of tho
British Naval Reserves will not fly from the masthead
OF the Guon steamship Alaska after hor trip to
Liverpool Capt James Price who commands the
Alaska. and 10 Commodore of the Guon neet senior
Captain of the Royal Naval Reserves and his offer of
asrvices to Sir Thomas BrRssey Chairman British
Board Of Admr.y hs. bs:n .cssptsd II is said ths!
from the Cunard line Capt. Price the Ore
gon while she ran In the Guon line.
The sun., 1885-04-19
LOSSES BIZ FIRE

The ice houses Of Y. Carver / Co.. in PHILADELPHIA
were struck by lightning Friday night and burned
Loss over 10000; insurance. 1i3 500.
The barn. tobacco she'd and cutbudings on the farm
OF jacob Henry in AAnheim township. Pa, were de.
troyed by an ncendiary rre Yesterday morning Eight
burned. Loss 81 OtO.
Of Vineyard Haven. on Friday, endangered ssvsrsi
dwellings in the northern part Of the fhsMn.
dusd After hard st!usgi Over 100 aeTss Of valuable
The sun., 1885-04-19
More Foreign App.i.time.t..

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The President to-
day appointed william D. Bloxham Of Florida to bs Min
lister Resident and Bolivia Baylss W.
Hanna of Indiana 10 Persia and Walker Fsarn of Louis
lana to Greece Roumania, and servia- Jsnes Murray
o. soSs Ne" fors was appointed Consul a. ST. John
Charlie. r. Kmbal Of Illinois al Stuttgart Germsny.
Mr.. Rloxham IL an Ex-Governor OF Florida Mr. llama
fe;:"r % Of spanish spanish in IN the nnivsr,y Of Lou,s.ns
Brunswick, 10 . member Of Tammany Hall and . per.
sonai friend Of John Kelly. who recommended his
The sun., 1885-04-19

LONDON. April 1S.-The Governments Of
France Holland. Portugal and Turkey have declared
quarantine sasinst all vessels arriving from Spanish
pora on Of the reported cholera epidemic
the southern and eastern coasts Of Spain Many inland
towns In Spain refus. TO receive Foods from
ceived . despatch from the United States Gonsul at
Madrid saving that informed by the Director Gen.
Health that there 10 cholera in spain and that
the recently reported in the province OF Vssnca
arau 10 G
The sun., 1885-04-19
Fighting Imported c.n.r.cs Labor.

PITTsBuRon. April 1s.-Concerning the four
Belgian glass workers held in New York the instance
Of the Knights Of Labor the charge that they were
impSIted contrary 70 the new Anti Foreign Labor law
the window Gass orksrs' Association propose 10
make test case Of It. They they will carry IL TO
the highest courts In order to put impor.
ta'ion Of cheap labor under contract The union 10
wealthy and numerically strong and tho decision viii
The sun., 1885-04-19

Mr.. Daly's successful season closed at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre last nRhl with the Of
"a Might Od." Mr. Daily called before the eurtan
and katd:
It's too late to detain you. ladies and gentlemen.
longer than to thank you for your kindness
have merited your approval May 1t be so for many
- aaons to come We leave you now for annual
tour and We part from you ss would part from
our next mectns. For the present. then, good night
aud good by"