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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-09
zoxDox,s GREAT sozNpzz.
Sir Charles Dixie Pravelkes = Law SUIT
The Pal MnII,s Expreselona.

Tho Pail MnII's Exprcssions.
LoxDoN, August 8. The scandal that
has connected all lips with the name Of Sir
Charles Dixie was supposed for several
days to have blown over. His friends de-
MED tho story positively. A Journalist
who is supposed to be most in the conf
dence of the Liberal leaders said in his
London correspondence yesterday: 81
ana able to state that there is no word OF
truth in the monstrous story from begin
ming to end. But l have just been able to
examine the official registry Of of petitions
for divorce in Somerset House, and have
fonnd the following Crawford, Donald,
versus Crawford, Virginia Mary, and Dixie,
Sir Charles; petition filed August 5. .
Sir Charles Dixie has retained ex-Attorney
General James to defend him. Mr. Craw-
ford Is q barrister, and many years older
than his wife. He helda subordinate but
important official position in the Office OF
the Lord Advocate for Scotland in White
hall. Mrs. Crawford is but twenty years
of age. She is the daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Eustace Smith, Radical Member of Parlia-
ment for Tynemouth. Her sister is the
widow of Ashton Dixie. It is unlikely that
the case will be tried before Christmas.
Surprise is expressed that MIR. Steed,
editor of the Pail Mall Gazette, is lending
aid to organize great popular demonstra.
ton in Hyde Park on the subject of public
immortality, now that it is certain the bill
AS strengthened will become law. The
Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a
manifesto for meeting of the Church OIL
England Purity Society.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-09
Lord Halifax Dead.

LONDON, August s. Lord Halifax is
dead. The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood
was born December 40, 1900, and was
graduated as Double First at 0riel Col
lege, Oxford, in 1921. He succeeded his
father as third baronet December 81, 1916,
and was raised to the peerage as Viscount
Halifax of Mont Breton on February 81,
1866. In 1926 he was returned to the
House of Commons. in 1882 became Secre-
tary of the Treasury, three years late9 Sec
Rotary to the Admiralty, and was Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer in Lord Russeli's first
Administration, from 1916 to 1852 On the
formation Of the Aberdeen Cabinet in 1852
he became President of the Board of Con-
troll was First Lord of the Admiralty in
Pslnerston's first Administration, from
1856 TO 1858, Secretary Of State for India,
and President of the Indian Council in
Palmerston's second Administration, 1859
to 1866. and Lord Privy Seal in Gladstone's
Administration. 187O-74
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AwaIt1ng the Pleasure of a Board.

The Jersey City and Bergen Horse Car
Company are very anxious to extend their
rails through Bayonne, and for several
sessions of the Common Council the ques-
ton has been before that body. Three
weeks ago the matter was nearly decided in
favor of the Company, the Council recog-
nizing the fact that the road is not only
needed, but demanded, by the citizens
but at the last meeting all work done here
tofore in that direction was somewhat
upset by having the measure reintroduced
for future action. The trouble is over a
bond for $l00, 600, which some of the mem
bers want made perpetual AS the resolr-
ton read last week, the Company agreed to
run cars at a rate of fare not to exceed
five cents, aud agreed to give bond
for the faithful performance of their
duty in tbs sum of $4,000 for ten
years. Considerable discussion fol-
lowed. but the matter was supposed to
have been amicably settled, until the meet
ing on Tuesday evening last While each
Councilman individually claims to be in
favor of the building of the road through
Avenue G, the majority of them appear at
all times ready to discover flaws in the
charter. Meantime two lines of old Broad
way stages are running through Avenue D
without any charter at all, and are doing
q business that the car company is anxious
to get hold of.
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THE GIAsr OF WONDERLAND.
Barnum, Jumbo and a Thousand Other
Marvels.


The biggest and best holiday of all the
temperate months, and the one most most
generally improved aud enjoyed every
where. is that upon which the great Bar
mum and London union of nine stupen-
dous shows makes its public parade of
unparalleled magnitude and sterling SPLEEN
doris, and pitches its ten acres of
stupendous tents. This year, in Jersey
City, that red-letter day will fall upon
Saturday, October IL, and bring an exhibit
ton utterly eclipsing all others of any and
every kind, in the whole history of amuse-
ment Those who have heretofore seen it,
could not understand how show of such
enormous size and expense could be either
moved or proftably maintained, and, yet,
the present season it is, in every way,
greater, grander and better than ever It's
first and only chronological congress of
strange, savage tribes is a most wonderful,
instructive and interesting feature, alone
returning much more than the price of
admission to all, and has recently been en-
larged by the addition of many new and ex-
ceedingly rare representatives of the least
known heather, aboriginal races. Jo-Jo,
the dog-faced Russian boy. and yeritable
AAnuoH On G - C1AACA, WIZ ID III. odkAuiL .
most wonderful acquisition in over half q
century. makes his first appearance, and
above him towers, in increasing size and
stature, Jumbo, the giant lord of all the
beasts, who is associated with the only gen.
uine 100000 sacred white elephant, far
the biggest and most valuable herd of edu-
Gated elephants, tive largest menageries on
earth, three splendid circuses in three
rings, monster museum of genuine prodi-
gies, the new barbaric musical sensation
termed the Miranda, an elevated Olym-
plan stage, and last, but not least, the
grand Roman Hippodrome, with its classic
races, speeding contests, and seats for
20, 600 spectators. All these, and host of
unnamed attractions, go to perfect an exhi-
bition, the first of its kind in all the world,
and as conspicuous for originality, morality
and refinement as for immensity.
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Great Failure

of a large wholesale clothing house, to be
sold at retail in Jersey City, by order of the
court, in five days. The large building, 81
Montgomery street, Jersey City, has been
hired for five days for the sale of great
assignee stock of fine clothing, hats and
furnishing goods, from a large wholesale
firm that failed. This great assignee stock
will be sold at retail, commencing Wednes-
day, August 18th, at o'clock, at 81 Mont
gomery street, between Washington and
Greene streets. Jersey City. Everything
will be sold so per cent. less than cost, as
IL Is ordered that the entire estate must be
settled up within five days Ask for the
following extraordinary bargains: A SPLEEN
did suit of mems clothes, So rs, good quail
ity cloth. very handsome, and guaranteed
worth $13, or money returned. Mems
elegant coats, 81 SO, made of fine material
and guaranteed worth Sc, or money return
ed. Mems cloth pants. IS cents, and guar
anteed worth 81, or money returned. Mems
extra good quality suits, $3.50, very hand
some. and guaranteed worth SIS or money
returned. Extra fine corkscrew silk and
satin lined suits Men, latest style hats,
81 cents, guaranteed worth 50, or money
returned. Mems fine white shirts, 38 cents,
worth 81 So Coed quality umbrella, 20
cents, worth 81 %, or money returned.
Good quality handkerchief, cents, worth
40 cents, or money returned, and 10000
different other articles we have not space
to mention here. At As Montgomery street,
between Washington and Green streets,
Jersey City. Remember this great sal 9
commences Wednesday, August 18th. at 8
o'clock, and must close in five days.
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The annual invitation excursion of the
"Tempos, a society composed of young
men of st. Bridget's Church, was held on
Tuesday last. Two large barges were liter
ally packed with happy and perspiring
mass of humanity. whose only aim appear
ed to be to enjoy themselves; and, judging
from appearances, they succeeded. The
excursion was advertised to go to Columbia
Grove, on Long Island Sound, but owing
to some hitch in the arrangements change
was made, and Mt. Pleasant Grove, on the
Hudson, was chosen Delegations from
Catholic societies from New York, Brook
lyn and Newark were present. Among
those from Newark were Mr.. John Nc
Laughlin and lady, William Pendergast and
sister, Thomas Strain and lady, Simon Gin
non and sister, aud II. DAILY and lsdy.
Among the Jersey City guests were John
McCloskey and lady, P. McGovern and
lady, BARLEY Coyle and lady. Mr.. McEAtee
and lady. Mr.. Henderson and lady, and
Miss X. DAILY. The excursionists arrived
at the dock at half past eight O'Clock, tired
but suprenely happy.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Hobokens beat the Monitors of New
York week ago, yesterday, by score of
to 2.
Is to 2 was the score of the game played
last week between the Waves and Orientals
in favor of the latter club
The game between the TrentoDs. of
Jersey City, and the Norfolks, played at
Norfolk, Va, last Tuesday, resulted in a
draw. Score: II, IL.
The Norfolks suffered a crushing defeat
on Wednesday, at Norfolk, of the hands of
the Trenton club, of Jersey City, Score:
Jersey City, 6; Norfolks, 8.
Miss Sadie VanDerveer, of Sussex street.
is visiting her cousin, Mr.. c. A. Conoyer,
at Freehold. She expects to remain in
Monmouth County the balance of the Sum
mer
The nine of the Bergen Point Athletic
Club faxed the Bedford nine, of Brooklyn,
the crack nine of the Long Island League,
at Bergen Point, last Tuesday, by score
of Z to 0.
Miss Della Noses, daughter of one of
Minneapolis's merchant princes, is on
visit to her eastern friends. She has been
visiting at Boston, Portland and orher
places, and is at present with friends in
Sussex street.
Captain George Wilson, of the Woodward
B. B. Club, writes to the TATTLER to say
that of AZ games played by the Wood
wards they have won IS, and lost only 2.
They claim the championship of Jersey
City. The Woodwards are all under Is
years of age.
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Tswn nc Lake HspatcenE.
The Lake Hopatcong Land and Improve
ment Company WAS organized Tuesday by
the election OF the following named gentle
men; R. L. Edwards, Henry Altenbrand,
VIM. Schwartzwalder, Of Brooklyn. N. Y;
B. B. Kirkland, D. E. Culver, of New York;
d. E. Cleary, Edward Hoos, of Jersey City;
Judge Frank Fort, Of Newark, N. j.; Hon.
George Richards, of Dover. N. J. Some of
the prominent stockholders of the company
besides the foregoing gentlemen are j. II.
Halsey, Hon. Lewis w. Towt, NJ. Gaffney,
A. Schulz, D. Z. Trundy, A. Altenbrand,
A. G. Papp, Thomas S. QUINN, of Brook
lyn; A. NJ. Haynes, N. E. Feury, J, M.
Hon. Rudolph f. Rabo. Hoboken, N. J.. /;
N. j., and others. The company has pur-
chased nearly $50 acres of land fronting on
Lake Hopatcong, Morris County, N. j.,
where extensive improvements are to be
made, with view of preparing the land
for cottages, hotel, casino, ETC. This beau
tiful lake is situated among the Schooley
Mountains, l, 027feet above tide water The
grounds rise 800 feet higher. That portion
of them adjoining the lake, amounting to
about 60 acres, has been set off and has
been incorporated under the name of
darlington Park" Restrictions have been
agreed upon against all Objectionable struc-
lures. Railroad communication by next
Spring will be made directly to the COM
pany's property at the lake. This region
compares favorably with the Adirondacks
as to the temperature, and 1t has no
troublesome insects. The lake is most
romantic and picturesque, and the scenery
surrounding it is equal in beauty to any
sheet of water in the world, its elevation
being 648 feet higher than that of Lake
George, and 410 feet higher than Green
wood Lake and Lake Mahopac. This place
will be reached in one hour and forty-iye
minutes from New York, and three hours
from Philadelphia. Next season it is pro-
posed to have excursions from New York
and other places, to the lake, with tour
of the lake in a steamer, and a coaching
ride of twenty miles to Stockholm Station,
on the New York, Susquehanna &c Western
Railroad, and return to New York over
that line all in one day. This tour viii
give five miles in the coaches along the
easterly edge of the celebrated Waikiki
! Valley, at a height of 600 feet, the same
distance along the west rim of the Berk-
shire Valley, aifording one of the most
beautiful views of this Switzerland of New
Jersey. This hitherto unapproachable and
unappreciated region, is destined to fill a
want long felt by the toiling denizens OF
our crowded cities during the Summer
heats. Those who live at Lake Hopatcong
may be sure of nights rest, in cool and
pure atmosphere, entirely free from mos
quitoes. The lake is nine miles in length,
and from one to three miles wide, and the
average depth of the water is from fifty to
seventy feet.
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Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines
Take all the Blood purifiers.
Take all the Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
cures,
Take all the Agse, Fever and bilious
specifics.
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
TeUiUes.
-Tske all the Great health restorers.
In short, take all the best qualities Of all
these and the-best
Qualities of all the best medicines in
tue world, and you will find that Hop.
--BiHers have all the best curative quail
ties and powers of all concentrated in them
And that they will cure when any or all
OF these, singly or-combined Fail III
"A thorough trial will give positive
proof of this.
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ne Wand thia Cntv.

On account of the number Of Jersey City
patients, who are now compelled to visit
Newark in order to take treatment from
the celebrated physician Dr. E. G. Jones,
it has been decided that the doctor will
visit this city once each week, commencing
on the first Wednesday of the month, Sep
TENDER I'd. The doctor has engaged rooms
at Taylor's Hotel, where he will receive all
of his patients each week
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The ChoIera spreadine.

ROME, August s.-The statement that
the cholera has made its appearance at
Genoa is untrue
PARIS, August s. DR.. Daremburg asserts
that Marseilles has not been infected with
cholera from Spain, but that the present
outbreak is revival of last years plague,
due to bad sanitary conditions. The mu-
nicipal authorities of MarseiIes still refuse
to publish the number of deaths from
cholera.
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A New Drlvlng Park.

A new driving park. on the Bergenline
Avenue Boulevard, in Guttenburg, was
opened on Thursday. The track is half
mile course, and handsome stables have
been erected on the ground David J.. Dixon
is President Of the Association A. P. Hex
amer, w. T. Ryckman, aud Henry Hirtler
are Vice-Presidents John N Crusius,
Treasurer Henry Schultze, Jr, Secretary
The capital stock is 5000, divided into
400 eharea
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago broke down with kidney
and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard like
wood; my limbs were pulled up and filed
with water.
All the best physicians agreed that moth
ing could cure me. resolved to try Hop
Bitters 1 have used seven bottles the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the
swelling from my limbs, and 1t has acorlcsd'
q miracle in my case; otherwise would.
have been now in my grave.
J. W. McREY, Buffalo, Oct /. 1881.
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Careless Slaughter Or Innocen,s

Ancient massacrees of defenseless young could
hardly surpass The careless sacrifice of innocent
youth now. Needless neglect often develops a
slight cold into malignant diptheria or scarle
fever, and the youthful sufferer is lost, where
prompt and thoughtful use of DuFFx's PURE MALT
WH1sKEY would surely have saved and restored q
happy life: This is the best possible remedy to
successfully meet diseases that work SO quickly.
and supply should always be kept at hand for
ready USE Any reliable grocer or druggist sells il
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The Early Clos.sra.

The Early Closing Association held a
mass meeting, which was well attended, at
Roches Hall, last Monday evening. Presi-
dent Towns presided, and addresses were
delivered by Hon. Orestes Cleveland, Major
2. Z. Pangborn. Rev. Dr. Van Cleef, Rev.
James Boyd Brady, and President Leider-
man, of the Hudson County Trades Assem-
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BlackmaflIng mr. Gladstene.

VIENNA, August s. The Englishman
named Boydell, who was arrested here on
July 80 for writing Mr.. Gladstone demand
ing 81 500 before August 8. was to-day SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment. boy
dell had threatened to publish disagreeable
details of private character if Mr.. Glad
stone failed to send the money by the time
stated.
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NervouA DebiIttated rsea

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Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles.
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risk is incurred Illustrated pamphlet. with full
information, terms. ETC.. mailed free by addressing
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81 was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caused by a sick
family and large bills for doctoring.
was completely discouraged, until one
year ago, by the advice of my pastor, COM
menced using Hop Bitters, and in one
month we were all well, and none of us
have been sick day since, and want to
say to all poor men, you can keep your
family well year with Hop Bitters for less
than one doctors visit will cost know
it." A WoRKINGMAN.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

GOOD CHANCE TO SECURE BARGAIN-HAND--
Usome two-story brick basement residence, 100
foot lot; nine rooms all improvements beauti-
fully located on high, dry ground; convenient to-
four ferries; owner is compelled by business to
move to Brooklyn, and must sell even at great
sacrifice before September list, bargain at $1,000
easy terms; any reasonable offer entertained; other
places from $500 to $4,000 installments and
other easy payments; send stamp or call for Rec
ord" ]. NJ GIBSON, Al Montgomery street.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from errors and indis-
cretions of youth. nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that viii
c,re.you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America Send
seif-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH I. IEAkAH
Station d New York
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FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS,

The SUNDAY TArrLEn HAS A CIRCULATION
MORE THAN THREE TIMES THAT OF ALL
OTHER HUDSON County NEWSPAPERS COM
BNED.
TBrs Is FAnsEHooD ON THE FACE or IT,
BUT WE CAN SAX IT WITH AS MUCH TRUTH As
THE Journal AND PROPOSE TO KEEP ON SAY
ING IT UNTIL IT HAULs DOWN THE FALSE
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/ Woman WIN the small Pox.

A Polish woman unable to speak werd
of English, was found i'll il the street the
other day and sent to the City Hospital.
Yesterday it was discovered that she had
the small pox and she was hurried off to
Snake Hill.
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The inquest in the jaime case, so far as
1t has proceeded, has developed nothing
except q suspicion that some of the wit
nesses were not telling the exact truth.
Kaltschmidt and his wife both swore, for
instance, that they never had any trouble
over James attentions to the latter. But
Mr. Peters, by whom jaime was employed,
testified that the night Kaltschmidt gave
his wife the beating he (witness) saw jaime
and the woman together in saloon at
Union Hill at very late hour. That makes
it look as if the beating had been given the
woman on James account, notwithstand-
ing the denial of the beaten and the beaten,
and if they deliberately lied about that,
what is the rest of their evidence worth !?
Another fact stated by Mr.. Peters was
that the pistol shown at the inquest, and
alleged to have belonged to jaime, he had
neYsr seen in James possession. AS there
has been no evidence thus far to show that
the pistol really belonged to jaime or was
carried by him, beyond the fact that it was
found near his body, it might be worth the
Coroner's while to look into that matter.
The pistol may of course have belonged to
jaime without Mr.. Peters having ever seen
it, but his statement implied that the pis.
toll in question is not the one he had seen
jaime carry. It would be very simple
matter, If jaime was killed, for the muir
derer to have exchanged weapons with the
dead man, and it he knew that the dead
mans weapon was loaded differently from
his own. That jaime should have sat on o
bench at midnight amusing himself fooling
with pistol is widely absurd. And accord
ing to Mr.. Peters's evidence the watchman's
sstell-tale" carried by jaime was last wound
before half past ten o'clock. The wind
ing that would have followed an hour later
was not attended to. therefore it is reason
ably certain that jaime was dead at eleven
o'clock. In this connection it must be
remembered that Kaltschmidt swore that
he slept on the porch and that at three
o'clock he heard a pistol shot. But the
woman who testified at the first session
swore she was awakened at half past two
by a cry from some one in the road and
looking out she saw jaime lying on the
ground and a man standing over him. The
man, who had given the alarm, proved to
be milkman, who remained until the wit
ness came down, when he mounted his
wagon and drove away. leaving her in
charge of the body. She and her daughter
watched it until daylight. Had any pistol
been fired at three o'clock she would prob
ably have heard it. It is little singular
that Kaltschmidt should have been aroused
at three o'clock by pistol which was not
fred, but then this appears to be very
strange case all round.
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The Lorillara Debating Society.

The horillard Debating Society opened
their second debate at LOrihard's Free
Library, last Thursday evening, with very
pleasing entertainment. With the debate,
the programme was as follows:
l. Overture.-Piano solo. ...........M r. Mcbride
2. Song-Wrecked and Saved =. Mr.. John O'Neill
3. Recitation-Farewell to Erin Mr.. Joseph Swami
Z. song-Dream races Miss II. Barry
5. Debate-Afirmative Mr.. John Purcell Michael
Purcell; negative, Mr.. John Dunn. Mr. JohnO 'Neill
.6. Trio-Ihe Pilot .Messrs. R. Buttersb. Mcbride
and O'Neill
Z. Recitation-The Tramp. Mr.. Joseph Swami
s. Song-Ihe Birds will come Again Miss NJ Barry
9. Song-There is no one like Mother. John o. Neil
Mr.. John Minihan was the chairman for
the evening, and filled that position to per-
fectionA There was very large audience
presen9 the ladies were in the majority.
Each of the participants was applauded to
the echo. The debaters showed good study
and thoughtful attention to the questions
under consideration.