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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
PERsoNAL ro oURsELYEs.
The Tattler TO be Enlarged and tn
Price Advanced 20 Two Cents.

The Tattler TO be Enlarged and the
Price Advanced 20 Two Cents.
Last Sunday we announced that we pro-
posed to enlarge the SUSDAx TArTnER by
the addition of eight columns to its reading
surface; to advance the price to two cents
per copy, and to furnish cnts portraying
local celebrities. We tt IA said that we
hoped to be able to get things in readiness
to make the change this Sunday. We sup
ply our readers with one portrait this morn
ing, in which very many of them will doubt
less be interested, but We have not been
able to make the necessary preparations for
the proposed enlargement. The delay has
been in the furnishing Of the chaces and
type, and paper of the proper size. The
paper on which we propose to run here
after is manufactured expressly for our use
to size that cannot be found in the
market. 1t cannot be furnished us till the
end of this week. The material we needed
had also, much of it to be made to order,
and that has not yet come to hand. Every
thing will not be at our disposal on Tuesday
or Wednesday, and the enlargement oan-
not be made till next Sunday. AS we do
not make the enlargement this Sunday, the
price of the paper to-day is one cent, as it
has been for months. Next Sunday the
price of the enlarged paper will be two
cents. The paper will be eight columns
wide on each page-a column wider than
noW-and each column will be three inches
longer
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g. 4. R. NOTES.

Dr.. Jones. at Taylor's Hotel, Wednesday. Sept Q.
The Grand Army encampment. at the Schutzen
Park. is said TO have melted $4,000.
Spring. spring beautiful spring" is a good ex-
eamation as 10 weather, but when applied to water
there is nothing that approach the pure crystal
water except that which has passed through
Kedzie or Globe Water Filter.
A. e. shiras Post No. 26. is going to have gem
eral celebration at the Fair Grounds on Saturday.
September IL The programme embraces racing.
Chambers, of Philadelphia, will bring kennel Of
eight racing dogs and the Burlington and Mount
Holly Base Bali Clubs will have contest.
Monday evening seventeen members Of J. G.
Folmie Post Of Phillipsburg and twenty-five mem
beers Of Reynolds Pest Of Washington, met at Bel
yidere, and assisted by Grand State Conraan der
Neyius and mastering Officer Tufts, established
Captain Henry Post. No. 81. The new Post enters
upon its career with twentyseyen charter mem.
bsra. Colonel ]. a. wildriok is commander Of the
new Post
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
A Pielspocket Nabbed.

Ed Whelan, the newsman at the Penn
sylvania Railroad ferry, was making his
way over the ferry to New York yesterday
afternoon. He sat down on one seat and
folded papers on the seat next to him.
While he was busy fellow crowded into
the seat behind him. The stranger pre-
tended to be drunk, and asked if that were
the boat to New York. Whelan suspected
him and kept his eyes slyiy upon him.
Presently he saw the fellows hand going
into side coat pocket in which he had
just put SIS roll of silver. Whelan gave
him blow in the face and then second
one. On the arrival of the boat in New
York the ight-fngered gentleman was
locked up, He was from the West.
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AMONG 1HE CHURCHES.

The Lafayette Lutheran Church will elect
Board Of Trustees tomorrow night.
The Clsremont Church Sunday School went to
Curriss Woods on picnic, Thursday.
Pastor Wilson. Of A. NJ. 4. Zion Church, had
birthday party the other evening. He was pres.
ented with . handsome gold headed cane.
What difference between drinking dirty water
and the pure crystal looking fluid filtered by the
Globe or Kedzie filters at Wood 4 MenagA's.
Articles for the incorporation Of the German
Lutheran Evangelical Church Of st. Matthew, of
Onion Hill, have been filed in County Clerk Nc
Laughlin's Office.
Rand Mrs. Moth and their numerous relatives
are now seeking hiding place for the winter.
They will probably take up their residence in the
carpets at your house. Therefore you should re-
novate them at Stewards carpet works. He will
dislodge the Objectionable tenants and make ii inn
possible for them to reside there again. Perks,
corner Of Erie and Fifth streets.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
The West shore Coming BACK.

The TATrIER was informed last night that
on the 18th inst, the New York and West
Shore Railroad trains will commence run-
ming again from the Pennsylvania Railroad
depotin this city. The Pennsylvania road
needed all the room in its depot for its own
business during the Summer season, and
that was probably the reason why the
West Shore travel was not accommodated
their. Vanderbilt, who has 3ust acquired
control of the West Shore. is on good terms
with the Pennsylvania, which is probably
another reason why the West Shore trains
will resume their business from the depot
in this city.
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MILITARY NOTES.

DR.. Jones. at Taylor's Hotel. Wednesday. Sept. Q.
Drills will begin in the Fourth and Ninth regi-
mente the first week in October.
Ths new officers quarters OF the City Armory are
finished and are splendidly furnished
The Board Of Ofhcers, Of the Fourth Regiment
will give grand regimental reception next month.
It is rumored that the following officers viii
tains Appelles Van Sickle and Mason and Lieuten-
ant George RUSSELL Jr.
During the month Of September decayed vege-
table matter is sure to cause impure and dirty
water. To provide against this don't fail to pur.
chase one OF the Globe or Kedzie water filters at
Wood & Mensehs.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
VIII NAME THE szBF AFTER HIM.
A Woman Married Five Years Writes
Justice Dean Queer Letter.


a Woman Married Tive Years Writes
Justice Dean Queer Letter.
NEWARK, Sept. SIS Here is peculiar
case. said Justice Dean this morning as a
Ne,os reporter entered his Office on Market
street. GA case of woman married
ssYour wife ?" interfogated the reporter.
"No, I don't mean that, woman
married to another man over five years ago.
She writes me this letter"
The reporter took the letter and made
the following copy of II
DERE GUGE-i am sidella Katz mi other naim
beefor you maryed NEE was Plume. you maryed
me to Ernast KATE nv yeers agoe. Me and Ernast
nevar kept house. liy out sud he is q cocheman.
Wee nevar toll any bodey VS. was marycd and lost
mi marriage lines, would yop pleese send me them
agin. Ernast and me airs goeing to go to house
maryed and If had the lines they wouldn't talk
aboute me SO. will call the baby after you and
viii pay you wen get better your friend
STDELLA KATE.
The letter was postmarked Hacketts-
town. Justice Dean says he remembers
performing the ceremony. "The couple
were at that time employed as domestics in
adjacent houses near Hackettstown, he
said, the man being coachman, and the
woman waitress. A few months ago I
received letter from the woman mistress
asking me if 1 had ever performed mar
rage ceremony for her. l replied in the
affirmative, and since then have learned
that the pair have never lived together as
man and wife, and never disclosed their
relationship until now The Justice said
he would set the tongue of SANDER at rest
by forwarding a marriage certificate, and
accept the honor of having the child named
Amzi as fee. He thought that was enough
for the parents to stand.
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Joseph W. Kidd was married to Bertha l. Hill, by
the Rev. Mr.. Nicholson.
P. 3. Menagh and May B. Curtis, both Of this
city, Wefs welded at Washington, d. c., on We'd
nesday,
Elmer 3. Van Wart was married by the Rev. Mr..
Ford at the residence OF the brides PARENTS last
Thursday night. to Clara G. WesterVelt.
r. ]. Carroll was married. at st. Miohael's Church
Wednesday evening, to Mary F. Dalton. They have
gone to Niagara and the West on tower"
II every housewife knew how much work abe
ing machine she would soon pitch the old and
roaring one aside and order labor saving one at
ee Montgomery street, up stairs.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
Life ON the Borders of Mexico.

PAso DEL NoRTE, Mexico, Sept. 5. via
Galveston. Shean, roadmaster of the
Mexican Central Railway, was murdered
here at midnight Thursday by cut-throat
named Davis. Shean, feeling i'll, arose and
visited low saloon in the vicinity of his
residence to procure some bitters. While
in the saloon, Davis and two drunken
Mexicans entered. The former insulted
Shean and drew revolver, which Shean
took away from him. Davis then plunged
dagger into Shean's stomach, inficting a
wound from which the latter died in great
agony. 1t was the first time that he had
ever visited that saloon.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
SENATOR sEwELz SPEAKS.
Won't Impugn MIR. nrcPh erson'sveracit
by Corrcborating fais DeniaI.


by Corroboratfng ais Denial.
CAMDEN, Sept. 5.-There has been so
much speculation about the form of Sem
ator Sewell's denial of the Watson charges,
that deem it worth the while to send you
a statement of what he said to one of the
Philadelphia paper reporters the other day.
This is his language:
81 have been a Republican worker in
New Jersey for many years, and have re-
ceived high honors at the hands of that
party. My record as q party man and my
political methods have always been open
and public. I should deem my career
failure if it were necessary for me, holding
the position do in the party, to deny any
statements implying that ever made a
bargain or combination of any sort to secure
my own advancement at the expense of my
party. have not been in the habit of
answering the reckless attacks which have
been made upon me in the press and
through other channels, and I see no rea-
son why the fact that Secretary Of State
Henry G. Kelsey, and, it is alleged. the
Hon. Henry s. Little, of Monmouth County,
have lent more or less of their countenance
to the present attack, should make any
statement from me necessary in this case.
Sc may not thoroughly understand the
matter yet, but | believe the charges pub
ished affect me only by implication, and
are definite only against Senator McPher-
son. have always land to my sorrow
sometimes) found Mr. Mcpherson amply
able to fight his own battles, and in any
event can see no reason why 1 should
interfere in this squabble between himself
and his opponents in his party over the
distribution of the spoils. So far as the
alleged Continental Hotel conference is
concerned, the absurdity of the story is on
its face. just as an instance, at the time
the conference is alleged to have been held,
Mr.. Scott had already disposed of all his
interest in the Texas Pacific Road, the ad-
vancement of whish interest is claimed to
have been the reason for the whole affair.
Of such a story have no denials to make.
One United States Senator has declared the
whole tale to be absolutely false, and that
should be enough. I have no inclination
to impugn his veracity, even implicitly, by
assuming that any additional denial is
necessary.
81 met both Secretary of State Kelsey
and Mr.. Little abroad, and had very
pleasant chat WITH them It was a pity, I
told them, that now that they had the
spois, they apparently didn't know what
to do with them. The Mcpherson matter
was only jokingly alluded to in our talk,
not, however, because of any unwillingness
on my part.
The Newark Advertiser said, the other
evening, that Senator Sewell's exculpation
is the allegation that Senator McPherson's
combination was with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and not with Senator
SeHell personally.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
Mrs. .sDr.,, Du1fuls Dead.

Mrs. Elizabeth Duffuls, well-known
character Of this city, died yesterday after
lingering illness, at her home in Pamrapo.
Mrs. Duffuls was full-blooded negress,
and was born in New Haven, Conn, sixty
five years ago. She had the reputation Of
being an eloquent camp meeting exhorter.
and during the past twelve years had prae-
tised an original system of medicine.
Many wonderful cures were reported, but
short time ago several of her methods
were exposed by persons who termed her
fraud.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
rhe Hashrouclx Inst,tute.

1t viii be n.oticed, from an advertisement
in another colunn, that the Hasbrouck In
stitute reopens on the 2Ist inst. During
the summer the school building has been
put in the most perfect order, and no more
pleasant or healthful rooms can be found
in the city. This is the largest private
school in the State, and the record OF the
Institute in preparing students for college
and business is second TO none. Its fac-
ulty includes fifteen thoroHghly successful
teachers, and its students may be found IN
more than 200 of our best families.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06

The tzage is all this way now. The
trains from tie seaside on the Central Rail
road have been coming in for several days
in sections. The trains on the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad came in all day yesterday
heavily laden. AT the depot, on Exchange
Place, the baggage room was flied, and
Srunks Uttered all the passage waya OUT
side. The afternoon and evening travel
o the seashoxe was exceedingly light. A
nes.s time table is to go into effect to-
morrow, and several Of the trains on the
Long Branch Road will be Withdrawn.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
Price Goes HIS own BAN.

NEWARK, Sept. 5.-Col. E. L. Price, who
is charged with having taken 5000 from
Mr.. Merz on the understanding that he
could control a place for Merz's son-in-
law, in Revenue Collector Klotzs Office,
appeared before Supreme Court Commits
sioner Frank Fort this morning. He was
allowed to become his own bondsman to
abide the issue of the suit.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
FEsTIYlLs, EXCURSIONS AND PIoNIcs

John P. Fseney will have picnic in PohIman's,
on the 10th.
Paul Decker Association will 90 on an excursion
to Staten Island. next Thursday.
Lizzie sweend, Of the Hill, was surprised by
about forty friends the other evening
Fannie Qutwater, os AveRue Z. entertained
party Of young ladies Wednesday evening
The annual picnic and summer nights festival
Of the Teutonic Maennerehor took place at streck-
fusss last Tuesday.
Lincoln Lodge No. 2, Grand Order OF the Orient
held their first annual picnic In the Greenville
schutzen Park, Wednesday.
The Altar Boys, Of St. Marys Church, went 10
Coney Island. Monday, on an excursion AT their
games, Frank NcSpirit won the 100 yards dash.
Mrs. W. J. Kline. from New York. wiz reoueu
her art class, at her studio, No. 235 Bay street. on
branches of oil pail ing. Terms reasonable.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
Home From Barnsgat.

Ex-Coronor ParsIow, Captain Hodges and
DR.. Kiel, of Hoboken, started week ago
on fishing excursion to Barnegat Inlet.
Thsparty returned last night expressing
themselves much satisfied with the trip In
fact they had a delightful week. The Ex-
coroner is quite tanned and says the party
caught whole school of fish.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
A SO. GOO Fire I'D See Rright.

SEA BRIGHT, Sept. 5--The Brehm bust
ness block, on Ocean avenue. was almost
entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire is still burning. It is impossible
to tell what the loss is, but tits estimated
at about $4,000 II was one of the princi-
pal business blocks Of the village, and con-
sisted of ten stores. The fire departments
of Red Bank and Long Branch responded
to an appeal for assistance.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06

John Fl. Gill; who has served term in
the State prison for counterfeiting, or for
" shoving the queer" was in Flayin's
saloon. on Morgan street, last night,
and somehow OF other a bad silver
dollar found its way to the ooun-
ter to pay for the drinks. Flavin
said that Thomas Murphy, who said that
he lives at Coles street, put 1t there.
Officer Miller, who was called, arrested
Murphy. Tbs young man said that he
had merely drank with Gill; that he didn't
put the dollar on the coulter or know how
It got there He was held until the matter
was further inquired into.
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Broks into . Rlaeksm,th shop.

James O'Rouak was lodged in the Second
Precinct Police Station at II o'clock last
night, on charge of breaking and enter
ing preferred against him by Officer Blanch-
ard He had broken into Gleason's black
smith shop, on the corner of Fifth and
Brunswick streets. The stolen booty was
found on him.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
A Row at widow Hussan's.

These was big row at widow Hussan's
saloon on steubsn and Henderson Streets
last night. II came over the jealousy ex-
cited in the breasts of some OF the crowd
in the saloon by the assiduous attentions of
others of the crowd to the widow. The
police were summoned and officer Miller
with others responded, but when they
reached the saloon the fun was at an end.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
Z Fruisless search for sleNultxs Body.

The friends of McNulty, brother of Ser
geaut McNulty, who was drowned while
bathing in the Hackensack day or two
ago, searched all day yesterday for his body,
but without recovering it. 1t is thought
that it was carried by the tide to the mouth
of the river. McNulty was an expert swim
mer, and he must have been seized by
cramps while in the water.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
Numbered IIfs ChiId WIG.

CoRPUs CHRISTI, Texas, Sept. Sat the
ranch of Mateo Sanejo, in Duval County,
on Thursday, a Mexican named Eusebie
Diaz shot and killed his fourteen-year-old
wife and then shot himself three times.
Failing to kill himself he drew dagger and
cut his throat. A physician was summoned
and sewed up the wound in the throat,
when the man revived sufficiently to be
taken to iail.
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which you were subjected. stand in the
way of your doing your best? Now here
were lot of pupils who were the merest
shade below the average required to pass
them Make due allowance for the agita-
ton that one always sustains in undergoing
a trial of that kind, and can't you safely
say that the very largest part of those who
fell tribe below the average could have
reached the average under ordinary circum-
stances2 In one instance / knew Superb
tendent Barton himself to ask that the
County Board of Exanniners deal leniently
with candidate under examination on the
ground that her timidity and nervousness
would stand in the way Of her showing all
there was in her. tell you, there Is a
good deal to be said IN Mr.. Joslins favor.
No, don't speak from my prejudices. I
don't defend him because the men that
ousted me have assailed him. excuse
him because believe he is perfectly hon
orable, and that whatever he did in that
matter was done with the best Of motives.
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New jersey INSURANCE. Co. Re,,rs..

BEIvIDERE, N j., Sept. 5.-The Board of
Directors of the Hardwick Mutual Fire In
surance Company, of Warren County, N.
j., have decidedto close up the business of
the company, and all policy holders have
been notified to have their policies cancelled
Immediately.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
To steal wedding Presents.

When Charles II. Mahnken of the Eagle
Hotel, at Pamrapo. opened his bar room
yesterday morning, he discovered that
burglars had during tho night made
second unsuccessful attempt to crack his
safe. They were evidently after the we'd
ding presents lof his daughter, they were
locked up In the safe.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
QLUR GoSSLP,

DIR. Jones, at Taylor's Hotel. Wednesday. Sept. O..
When you pass remarks upon the dirty water you
are compelled to drink at the table, remember the
Globe Water Filters at Wood l. Menagh's.
The Columbia Dramatic Association has elected
John Green. President; Frederick Tomford Vice
President; Henry Donacher Secretary. and w. j.
Henekel. Treasurer.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
selling Rum Without a License.

Rose McAnerney was arrested by
Chanceman Nelson last night for selling
liquor without license at 1872 Newark
street, Hoboken,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
A NecIstie Fiend In jail.

Anthony Canaan, aged 10, was caught in
the act of stealing two neck ties from a
Washington street, Hobeken, haberdasher
last night, and officer Stark brought him to
the lock up. He was neld.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06

PARIS, Sept. 5.-The Rhone Valley has
been swept by terrible cyclone, which
uprooted many trees and destroyed a large
number OF houses.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-06
A Poets mother Murdered.

CRAcow, Sept. 5.-The mother of the
Polish poet Baluki has been foully murder
ed. The motive was robbery. No arrests
have been made.
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Closing Out HIS summer stock.

Now, that C. s. Van Nortwick is closing out his
entire stock of summer wrappers the ladies should
not fail to seizs the opportunity to save money
and get such goods below cost. The sale VIII be
FOR few days only.
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TssrRucr4os m On, p,1rrrna. I

Mrs. W. J. Kline Is roy prepared to instruct
pupils in all branches Of on bsins5pg. either in
class or private Address, I'd door, 23b Bay street.
three doors from Erie street.