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ssI &c RS on Day Trans and SLEEPING
a. ND'N 90 GFcsp st.
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at ZOO $50 a. 100. 1870 s45. 5'i5 p NJ Sundays
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For aI FLEMINGToN TOO $50 NJ 100. iso. 400. 4so.
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90, Of .y 1873 no
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go IN @ ss o 19 AND rom
hO"l. or lenCe to destination u.ScocK
Acting General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt,,
H. p BALDWIN, @. E. P. Agt ll9 Libertyst, " Y
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST
ERN EAILRoAo sH9RrEsT LIN IA BE lytysS
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wor"e ne' .D connect sc,noD for o
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for Water aS scranon Binshamton owego ant m
FOR ,t.loG Kns.on rccs 20
for sro"a.pr Scranton nnehs"t"o 3wsso E Ross
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meste stations except saturiavs Bunao With
For Richaed Snrnr. 300 ?. n daily saturdays
Sec time table, FOR way train. Morris and Essex d.
FALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
i Boston. So Newport 81 Fall River 81 First-class
srsif sS
lays snay, 9s VA Amen so o% ss
Brops nTs ~ w Isrsss Roy BUR- Full NIGHTS RESI-
Six morning trans Boston short ran ride tune 80 mir
orchestra each te,n's M .aa 'ei.eroons
Offices the Pier - amt on steSa "a vvop
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

III NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN and HAhTFOKD X. X.
Trains Harlem River station. corner lJ2ist- and
Lincoln ave-, Third Avenue BrdS. ACROSS Harlem
River Preached by Third Avenue Elevated haiiroad y
sundays at 64o Too slO 10 100 M I;l1. 500
lao 5:4U $40 1880 Port Norris CASANOVA COAX
PolntJ Point West Farms Van Most. West Chester
bay Chester lPoham Bayl Barlow lCity Islan
Pelham Manor anu New-kocLelle. connecting at New
Rochelle with all points the line OF the
New.York, NewHaven and Hartford Railroad shore Line
and All. Line Divisions New Canaan, Mddetown. New.
Britain sued branches and Boston and all points east
Midnight Tor New Rochelle ami ali intermediate sta
upt al l2lU q. m. daily. except Mondays
Sunday New. Rochelle and ali intermediate
IONS at l2Ol and $50 the latter train
ing Now -kochoile with trans 10 StAnuorL
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Musical Instruction

Musical instruction l.
A -NEW-YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
~ 1913 East 70th-st
Hon. AIGEkNON =. SULLIVAN. Pres
HENRY sELIGMAN. Vice-Pres
THEODORE THOMAS. A.us DIrec.
Faculty-(Pitno Gebler. T. DOuillet, r. Ren0eck. H.
Bollenuach tvocal [. Nicola =. Bignardi, O. Nsrberti
(VOlinl C. Richter NIkolai r. Enger tOTgan H. n. Ncho
s. A Pearce; Theory c. G. Muller Orchestral In-iru-
ents) Members OF the Philharmonic Society For further
incarnation address LOUIS ALEXANDER
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NJ 46-WEST 23D-sT.-l6.
The 'eadfne sohooi OF Music Eocuton- Dramatic Art.
foreign Languages Drawing and Painting Free advantages
dual 10 lessons per week fo1 particulars address
I.EBLkHAhD. President
MR.. EDGAR SHERMAN teaches artistic
Nl pisnoiorte playing Moderate terms Highest profess
siona and social references. For particulars address
CHICKEKING HALL or 266 West l3Othst
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH

On and after November 1885, Express train for Cape
Charles. Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII isave Pennsyivana Raroai station NewYork daily
at M arriving Cape Charles $50 Old Point $40
m Norfolk IN Steamer for Richmond Will leave cape
Charles at IN. Monday Wednesday. and FRIDAY. arrlv
inv there az D. IN Sleeping Cars through 10 Cape Charles
evets and soepng Dsrths DO secured any Ticket
Onice OF the Pennsy wanna Railroad Company
IL W. dunno supL Il Il. COUkE. u. p Il. A.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

DIED SIAK LINZ.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-York and Antwerp every Saturday.
ID Saturday, m
BkLGENLAND ............ Saturday, Nov n a m.
Fail and Winter First cabin. $50 and SO
sion $40 1928 Second cabin. 80. Excursion 800
at
PETER MRIGHT q SONS. Oen1 Agts 55 Broadway.
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A LII EAR FARE ERE REpuSEpS; y via ROUTE
10 Providence 80 25 TO Boston S. rlrstcass steamers
leave from new pier So River block above Canal
ST. al 1880 D. M daily except sunday Paror cars Ucclnng
ca1 landing and Boston without charge.
s. w. POPPLE Genl Pass. AgL Box 3Oll. y. A.
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Extremes.

The oution market opened point ruled 9nte
active ali Jay and closed points advance saes lloooo
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MRS j. POPE will resume her classes in
wi drawing OIL and water-coor painting tapestry and
Studio Building 337 4thaye
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
AVA will her classes from November 2, In
drawing oil and watercOlor painting
ftll life flowers and landscape.
China painting and decoration.
STUDIO. No ~ East 2SrH-SE
HUNTINGTON President National Academy OF Design
Mr. William Hart A; Mr. James NJ. Hart N Al Mr. David
johnson. n. A.
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CLUB GOSSIP.

Norris makes pants for SIS. Montgomery street.
The Waverly Progressive Euchre Club has been
organized with ex-Alderman Furman as President;
Mrs Staples Vice President, Mr.. @. w. Meeker,
Secretary, and Miss Ellen Meeker, Treasurer.
If you want beautifully written cards at extra
low rates. address f.. box 1864 New York Post
Office. See advertisement. tt
The turn game played last Tuesday evening
between ire Magnolia and Bergen Bowling Clubs,
at Lemmerz's Alleys, on Newark avenue was won
by the former club by score Of l.b57 poir Is
against 1850 for the Bergens. The latter won the
previous contest. head game. Score, S0s-7Sl.
Frank ]. Hanlys popular furniture store is To-
Gated at 203 Newark avenue, three doors above
Jersey avenue.
Mr. $40 Wehler, the chamuion bowler of the
Belvidere Club. of Greenville. played match
game with Mr.. ". Robbins. of New York, at Beyers
alley. the other evening. DO" won four games
out of seven, and captured prize Of S25-
Housekeepers' Gods. immense stock, at Wood 4
Menagh's great store
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF Of Hudson
County will hold an important meeting at the
headquarters of the club 293 Henderson street, to-
morrow evening. Initiation of new members and
arrangements will be completed for public meet
ing, at which political celebrities of this and other
cities viii participate.
Norriss IS pants are made at Montgomery st.
All who are interested in the cause of temper
ance in this city shoald attend the meeting Of the
Reform Club, to be held in Trinity M. L. Church.
on York street. this afternoon. at o'clock Promi-
nent speakers will address the meeting. Also,
singing by the Glee Club.
The General says he intends to purchase all
his night shirts from Baron.
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SPORTING NOTES.


Pete Shreve intends to manage club to play on
his grounds in Hoboken next season.
Norris makes pants for IS. Montgomery street
Jim Moore. manager of the Hobokens last year
has an offer to manage club in Peekskill.
Norriss IS pants are made at Montgomery st
Tho old Oakland grounds on the Hill will bt
used for baseball purposes again next season.
At three doors above Jersey avenue Frank J.
Hanleys furniture store be found. Remem.
Der the store is not down town. but up at z0s
Newark avenue.
Hoggins, who played first base for the Jersey
Blues. has offer from Denver, COL, club which
he will probably accept.
Borrow your money on bond or mortgage from
F. L, Clark, As Montgomery street
Manager Daab, OF the Jersey Blues, will take
very little interest in that club, as he cams to b
making more money IN the meat buriness.
The popular furniture store is at 209 Newa'l
avenue. Frank J. Hanly.
The Jersey Blues will open the season with tn,
following players. Guant, captain and catcher
Donnelly. catcher; Fields. right field; Clayton
pitcher; Gregory, left field; Hutchings, seeopt
base; Smith, first base; Keeler, centre field; Roche
short-stop, aud Williams. third base.
Norris's IS pants are made 1t Montgomery 81
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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

Norris's SIS pants are made at Montgomery st.
meeting Of Magnolia Council, No. 397, A. L. Of
II was held in the Avenue House. Five Corners.
last Thursday evening.
I've found it. Frank ]. Hsnly's popular furni-
ture store, 203 Newark avenue.
The amplifed rank was worked at the meeting Of
Grant Lodge No SO, z. OF P. at the lodge room on
jackson avenue last Thursday evening.
And the popular store for furniture is at 2O5
Newark avenue Three doors above Jersey ave-
nue.. Frank J. Hanly.
Summer Lodge 1870 I. o. o. F.. viii hold very
aem Hall, corner Grove and Newark avenue. 1t
is expected that every member will be in at
tendance.
Norris makes pants for IS. Montg smery street.
The recently organized Monticello Building and
Loan Association last tuesday evening. in the real
estate office of 81. F. Smith, 100 Monticello avenue,
elected officers as follows: President William W.
Knight; Vice President r. {. Coombs; Treasurer,
Henry Windecker; Secretary, John A. Knoeller;
Trustees James Corbiis, B. Kellers and J. J..
Laney. Subscriptions will be received at the above
Office on and after next Tuesday
If you want beautifully written cards at extra
low rates. address H., box 1864 New York Post
Office. See advertisement. tt
The Parallel Degree Association held meeting
on Friday evening at which an important amen L
ment to their constitution was passed. About
fifteen visitors tmembers of the Association) we're
present from Newark and the Grand Officer Col.
George B. Hitchcock, from Elizabeth. very
pleasant evening was spent On Tuesday evening
next the Jersey City Association will take the
1853 train for Newark and assist at the institution
of a LARGE Association there.
~ $4,000
Ahose VINO oeslrs 70 invsss n an elessnt y sper
Plal0 AZ grea. Dalgain snVuio can On .. ~ van
oycKie' % montgomery stree1'
At regular meeting of Camp Della Ne. II
Fraternal Legion held at Humboldt Hall last Tues
day evening the following newly elected officers
were duly installed for the ensuing year by Dep.
Sup. Commander James D. McHale: Commander,
Thomas O'Brien; Sr " A. D. Sage; il. ". Fl. D0no-
hue; Adjutant, ]. A. Winner; E. Officers James D.
McHale; Medical Examiners, DR.. @. II. Shelton and
Or. A. Kristen; treasurer. EDWARD murray; Guiqe'
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FIRE ALARMS.


Fire matters are very quiet at present.
The january payroll has been ordered paid.
Norris makes pants for IS. Montgomery street.
KNorris makes pants for S.. . Montgomery street.
Jim Riddle. Of Headquarters, is still working
hard on the big book
Billy sutton has resigned from Engine One. BE
made q good fireman.
Ex-Chief Kohnweiler and Harry Keyssr. OF
Trenton, called upon Pop Tyson and inspected the
Museum last Sunday.
Hardsome chamber sets at Frank J. Hanly'i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furniture store. 20S New
ark avenue.
Ex-Chief Francis has bten confined to tbs
house with q heavy cold, but at last accounts the
old Vet Is getting along right.
Norris makes pants tor IS. Montgomery street
John Mcintyre. member of the Hoboken de
paItment died last Wednesday from the effects o.
fall received while doing duty at q fire.
When you decide to add to your furniture don
fail to visit Frank J. Hanly, 203 Newark avenue
One Truck has member who downs all rec
ords in the shaving line. Think Of it. $l0.5S fol
bill. Oar sympathy is with the barber,
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| Norris makes pants for s.. 9 Montgomery street.
Grand Rapids carpet sweepsrs are all the rage.
| Get them from Wood Menagh.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dsming, recently returned
from their wedding trip 10 their home. 1888 Bay
street.
Mr.. Andrew J. Askeil, the Brooklyn Annex agent
| IL to be married next Sunday evening. Alarge
number of the Annex employees will attend.
The wedding is announced to take place Feb. TIN
Of Mr.. William W. Pierson. manager Of the Hobo
ken Coal Company, 10 Miss Mathilda chlttter, one
Of Hoboken's reigning bellies. Tue ceremony win
be performed in Trinity Church b. the pastor,
Rev. George @. Houghton.
Norris makes pants for IS. Montgomery street.
Miss Dele Mccormack and Mr.. Robert ]. Glib
bons were Joined IN marriage last Sunday evening
The ceremony took place in st. Michaefs Church.
on Ninth street. and was performed by the Rev.
Father Boylan. reception followed ct the resi-
dence OF the groom, on Warren street. The best
man was Mr.. William Smith, and Miss Kate Co.'S
tello acted as bridesmaid.
Days well known dry goods store. IA Newark
avenue. is now offered for sale with the fixtures
for the entire busins IS. This is one of the best
stands in Jersey City and good chance for q
smart business man "a Mr.. DAILY has amassed quite
competency at this store. but retires from active
business life. Special bargains are now being
offered.
Charles b. Aten, who ia employed at the First
National Bank. was married january l4th, at the
parsonage of the Duncan avenue Episcopal Church
ster a Eva Alderman was the bridesmaid and
Abram L. Skerrets groomsman. After the cere
mony the happy couple started on on weeks
Penna and Washington.
An elegant Weber piano at J. B. Van syckle's
auction room. Greatest bargain ever offered
Miss wilhelmina Kern and Mr.. William Randall
were married last Monday evening at the residence
of the brides parents corner OF Lake street and
Nelson avenue. on the Heights. The spacious
parlors were filed with the many friends Of the
happy couple. and were kept in motion till the
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Democratic ssnsssrs sustaia the Frssidsns.
WAsHrNoroS, Jan. 80. The Democratic
Senators were in caucus three hours to-
day. They unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolution
Resolved That we approve the action Of the
President communicated to the Senate through At
torney General Garland In his letter Of January
20, 1885. and that cordially support the Execu-
dvs therein.
Democratic Senator, speaking of the
caucus. said that it was harmonious; that
no suggestion of opposition WAS made in
any quarter; that the Democratic Senators
intend by this resolution to endorse the
general policy of the President, and donot
limit their approval to the answer from the
Attorney General, and that their decision
is to apply to the issue which is now made
between the Executive and the Senate.
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STATE OF New JERSEY,

STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
C1RRoGATE's oFFIcE.-oRDER TO LIMIT
D creditors.
Bridget CaulHeld and Thomas c. O'Callaghan,
executors of John D. Garfield, deceased
Upon application made TO me for that purpose,
by the above named executors, do hereby. on
this 18th day Of january, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty six order
the said executors to give public notice to the
creditors of the estate of said deceased to bring in
their debts, demands and claims against the same.
under OATH within nine months from the date of
this order by setting up copy of this order in five
for the space Of two months, and advertising the
same for the like period in the SUNDAY TATTLER.
one of the newspapers of this State, such notice to
be given and advertised within twenty days from
months.
JAMES H. o'NEIL Deputy Surrogate.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY,

STATE OF NEW JERSEY, =.
County of Hudson. 30
CURROGATE'5 OFFIcE.-oRDER TO LIMIT
- creditors.
william Il. Newell. executor Of Annaiana
Newell, deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose
by the above named executor. I do hereby, on
this 18th day Of January. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six. order
the said executor to give public notice to the
creditors of the estate OF said deceased bring in
their debts, demands and claims against the same.
under OATH within nine months from the date Of
this ORDER by setting up copy. of this order in
five of the most public places of the County of
Hudson, for the space of two months. and adver-
Using the same for the like period in the SUNDAY
TATTLH one Of the newspapers of this State, such
notice to be given and advertised within twenty
days from the date hereof and TO bs continued for
two months.
VIM. McAvOY. Surrogate.
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STATE OF NEW JEnsnY. ! IS.

STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
County Of Hudson. So
QURROGATEs5 oFFICE.-oRDER TO LIMIT
ID Creditors
George W. coaklin. executor of John scoheld.
deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose
by the above named executor do hereby on this
9Th day Of january in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eiehty-six order the
said executor to give public notice to the creditors
Of the estate OF said deceased to bring IN their
oath within nine months from the date OF this
order, by setting up copy Of this order in i've of
the most public places Of the County of Hudson,
for the space Of two months and advertising the
sane for the like period in the SUNDAY TATTLER,
Of the newspapers of this State such notice to
be given and advertised within twenty days from
the date hereof. and to be continued for tive
months.
WILLIAM McAvoY Surrogate.
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LEGAL NOTTrES
HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS coURT-DEoEM-
Ill Der Terra 4. D. 1se6--OrdsF to SHOW cause.

HUDSON COUNTY ORPHANS C0URT-DEoEM
Ill Der Terra, A. D. 1ee6--Ordsr to show cause.
On the application Of James r Mintnrn, admin
istrator Of Patrick II. Dempsey, deceased.
James F. Aintnrn, administrator Of Patrick 81.
Dempsey, deceased, having exhibited to this court
under OATH just and true account Of the personal
estate and debts Of said deceased, whereby IL APP
pears that the personal estate Of said Patrick a.
Dempsey IL insufficient 10 pay his debts. and re-
quested the aid OF the Court In the premises. It il
ordered. that all persons interested in the lands,
tanements and real estate Of said Patrick H. Demp
sey deceased appear before the Court At the Court
House. 10 Jersey City, Saturday, the 9th day Of
March next. 10 show cause why SO much Of Inc
said lands tenements Embellishments and real
estate of the said Patrick a. Dempsey deceased,
should not be sold. win be sufficient to pay his
debts, or the residue thereof, as the nay re-
quire.
Dated January %, 1885.
WIN. McAvoY, Clerk.
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IS pants for SIS. Norris, Montgomery street.
Mr.. yanderveer Of Danforth avenue, has taken
up his resident In New York.
Don't pay Sc or 81 for pair Of S. pants. Go to
Norris Montgomery street.
The reception OF Miss Geneveive Post, at hel
residence on GARFIELD avenue, on Tuesday evening
was successful affair. Dancing was kept up III
late hour, and the evening was thoroughly en-
joyed by those present
Proper enquiry will soon show that You can Dor
row money, on proper security, from +. 4. CLARK
As Montgomery street.
Lecture viii be delivered under the auspices q
t1e GreenvilIe Chsuiauqna Literary Society by MI
George W. Mansfeld Of the Daft Electric l1gh1
al entitled s.klectrtcity--Its Principles and Ar
i,lfeafiop fully illustrated by experiments 1t the
3reenxilie Reformed Church on Thursday evening
1)on,t faii to borrow money On bond or mertgaee
from 81 u. Clark z3 Montgomery street
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MEDICAL.
/" Well, there; what more do You
want?''
THEY ALL SAY SO.
TESTIMONIALS:


5eptem per iOln, q.
Mr. HARrNETT-DedrS srs during the past sum.
mer have been troubled very much watn Torpid
liver, produced from malaria, with when nave
been suffering, as well As severe neadac1es caused
from the above. I nave urea severai reMeoAes'
but they did not alleviate the trouble y any e1-
tent: was advised to Try your Lutte trains or
aesltn wnlcn Gag; ana ~ pleassu ~ $500 Il ~
taking the contents OF one bottle 4 ret mncn re-
neYed ana after taxing sne sscono. .u.y seaassS
90 hibi W. them nave also
heen in forned that ffev have cured other COM
plaints AZ stated IN your circular Yours respect
fully w. H. CLEVELAND,
snnt Prudential Ing Co. of America 24o Wash.
fncton AZ. i. O. fz
ma HAnTrErT: September g. 1884
Dsar SIR came very near passing in my chips
the other day. was standing on the corner Of
Montoon ery and washington streets upon the
I'd Of this month, where was taken With sudden
pairl upon the right side Of my head then like
Rash upon the left side: then blindness totter-
ing: and then. but for a citizen supporting me,
sholld have fallen to the ground. Upon regaining
consciousness was taken home, and then re-
memberina that / had vial Of your Little Graius
Of Health, and thinking favora6iy of them from
siisia = hour they pssssa ~ stomach sRd
yerv next 1ay was able TO attend to 10Y business
usual You may well PEI bsli eve. that think 0''s
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srArE 81 NEw JEasEy. |

STATE OF NV JERsEY, q 8
County Of Hudson. So
CURROGATE's OFFICE ORDER TO LIMIT
10 CREDITOhS.
catharine Stanley and Christopher Stanley exc
cutors Of John Stanley, deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose
by the above named executors, do hereby on
this 22d day Of January In tbs year Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, order the
said executors to give public notice to the creditors
of the estate Of said deceased bring in their ebts
demands and claims against the same, under oath,
within nine months from the date OF this order,
by setting up copy Of this order in ave Of the
most public places Of the County Of Hudson, for
the space of two months. and Advertising the same
for the like period in the SUNDAY TArTLER, one OF
the newspapers of this State, such notice to be
given and advertised within twenty days from the
date hereof, and to be continued for two months.
ISL VIM. MoAvOY. Surrogate q
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan. 80. The liquor
dealers, indignant at the action of the Al
dermen in refusing to grant licenses, are
boycotting the Cape Ann Evening Breeze,
the organ of the Prohibitionists. They
have visited the business men and threat
ened to withdraw their custom unless the
advertisements Of the latter were taken out
Of the paper