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PERSONAL.

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VIII Morrow, Of Greenville, is in Bay Ridge, L. I
Justice Aldridge Is now full fedged Commits
sioner of Deeds for New York.
Rev. E. u Harding preached his initial sermon
as pastor OF the Bayonne Baptist Church last Sun
day. t .s
Mr.. Harry Voorhees, is in Marsailles. France,
where he expects 10 remain for the next three
years. .l1 Eleatt-lFl
Don't forget to get your pictures and frames
from A. Kantrowioh, I4S Newark avenue. at ieason-
able pr1ces. 1a $50 I
MI. John O. Stanley sailed for Londan last week.
May LIST. $50 A ass1i3
Mr.. Ebert MeGown OF Woodward street, gave
party last Monday light, in celebration Of his
birthday. I ik sa s1A 3
William Peters. the elder, the brewer Of Union
Hill. will lake up permanent residence there
about May 1st. G "a
George R. Mckenzie will construct parsonage
for the Scotch Presbyterian Church, en- Mercer
street In the Spring.
Miss Martha R. Fox and Mr.. A. Rivers Genet,
both OF Hoheken, were united in marriage one
evening last week at Norristown Pa ei-- q
Ex-Assemblyman Cole addressed the members of
the Young Mems Independent Club last Monday
evening in the New York Bay House.
The endless variety of Spring neckwear now
readyat Baron's forms very attractive display.
8 Newark avenue.
Rev. G. F. Hulrs lecture on Life on the Block
ade," ETC., at the Madison III. E. Church, BayoRne,
last Tuesday night drew quite large audience.
Mr.. G. o. Drake was presented with an elegant
?. N. Jewel by eS-Assemblyman Heck. in behalf OF
the members of Lafayette Lodge, No. 413, A. L. Of
| H., last Monday night.
Prof. Charles G. Stimets, Of Hasbroucks Insti-
| tute has written letter to Assemblyman Seymour
refusing to be elected member Of the Board Of
Education as Democrat. a,e- > sstf
| Justice StilsinR has increased the bonds Of de.
faulting Secretary Franz. of section &c. Endowment
Rank. K. of p. to $4,000, Police Captain Farrier
| satisfying in that amount.
| The greatest strike made yet, is that Of those
who strike oil by purchasing their furniture from
| Frank ]. Hauly, 2OS Newark avenue, three doors
| above Jersey avenue. tel
| Charles J. Peshall, E. II. Snow, Frederick J.
| Wadeinan, David G. Christie and Lewis NJ Crosby
have been elected members Of the Society for the
| Prevention of Cruelty to animals.
| Miss Dobson, teacher in Public School, No. 3,
Of Bayonne. who was badly injured last Thursday
week by falling on the icy pavement, was able to
| attend to her duties at sohecl last Monday.
| john H. Rutherford. q civil engineer Of long.
1 standing in the community. it Is said will be
awarded the contract for the construction of the
| Washington street fnnnel. should it be Anitt i
| James Esri of the Bergen Bowling Club was las,
Tuesday evening presented with the gold pencil
| won BY HIM foy Having scored the best record ia
/ the series Of games played in Lemmerz's alloys
during the past month.
| Aleck Ksntrowich. the picture frame msnufae-
turer has removed TO e lager store, No. 148 New
4 ark avenue.
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OFF AGAIN ToGETHER.

Mrs. Turner and Timsmith Daffeldeckel
Missing Again.
The TArTLER told some months ago in adj
vance of all other papers, of the elopement
of Mrs. Turner, wife of a Central Railroad
baggage-master with Tinsmith Datfeldecker
who was employed in the P. r. 3. Meadow
shops. Their acquaintance began in a rink
on Bergen Hill. Then returned, but are
both missing again. II is supposed that
they have gone off together for a second
lark. Mrs. Daffeldecker has commenced
suit against her husband for divorce, and
Turner has done likewise as to his wife.
Neither the abandoned wife nor the aband-
oned husband will probably have much
difficulty in securing decree.
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4HE ?. z. r. 1xsuRAvcE soHEMr.
Fps Probable Abandenment-The Engineers
and Firemen Exempted Under Any
circumstances.

Is,s Probable Abandonment-The Engineers
and Firemen Exempted Under Amy
circumstances.
It will BE- known definitely by March %
whether or not the Pennsylvania Railroad
Insurance scheme will be adopted by the
company. A great many men are Of the
opinion that the company will abandon th Q
scheme altogether. It is understood that
President Roberts, who has been opposed
to the scheme from the start, is now more
opposed to it than ever. GA the other
hand General Manager Pugh and other
magnates of the road are warmly urging Its
adoption. Only two of the large number
of delegates sent to consult with the rail-
road officials were IN favor of the scheme.
The fremen and engineers made violent
and determined opposition to it and de-
manded to be exempted from its operation
entirely. They carried with them paper
showing how many men had died in the
service of the company and bow many
killed during the last fifteen years, and in
dicated how, had the scheme been in fDrce
during that time, how much money the CON-
pany would have expended and what a large
amount they would have profited by it; and
they declared that under no circumstances
would they consent to become members of
the organization. Mr.. Pugh told them that
he didn't know how the company could ex-
empt them and enforce the scheme upon
all the other employees.
"Welll they said, "Shall we 60 back
and tell the boys you cannot do anything
for us ?"
NO." was the General Managers reply,
"don't put that construction to it."
Alter great deal of delay and no small
amount of quibbling, the company gave the
fremen and engineers paper specifically
exempting them from the operation of the
new rule. The story is, however, that the
company proposes enforcing it against al
other employees of the road What the re-
suit OF such a move will be no one can
foresee. The Knights of Labor are organic
ing their men in the freight and labor de-
partments of the road, and the probability
is that by the time the company is ready to
enforce the rule, it will find itself con-
fronted by the most gigantic labor organiza-
ton in the world.
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THE COMING STATE TRIAL.
NEW JERSEY HIGH COURT OF I'M
PEA CHMENT READY 10 CONVENE.

The Mode of Procedure ut the Trial OF
~ State Prison Keeper Laverfy.--The Im-
parchment Demanded by the Keeper TO
Give Him Chance to vindieate Himself.
TRENTON, Mar. 6.-[Specidl. Ever since
Warren Hastings was called to the Bar Of
the House of Lords for stripping the Be-
gums of Dude of their treasure halo of
Oriental splender has lowered over the
assembling of High Court Of Impeach-
ment Its very name summons up before
the Imagination the gorgeous spectacle of
the Lords in their powdered wigs and man
tlesIof ermine-of the great galleries of Par
lament crowded with the bejeweled Prin-
cesses, and Duchesses. and Ladies of the
Realm. One revels again IN the remem-
brance of Burke's brilliant metaphor of
Sheridan's epigrammatic dazzle, of Fox's
luminous logic. The pomp and pageantry
and glitter and eloquence and excitement
of that historic scene have served to throw
lustre upon every High Court of Impeach-
ment that has assembled since, within the
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ELwELL P. HUTTON. and two wears later
"Adopted Daughter Lodge, No. 8, Brother.
hood of Locomotive Firemen was organ
ICED in this city. The local lodge started
with ten members; nowit has about $50, and
is rapidly increasing. 1t was originally
started by fremen of the Erie, but has
extended to the Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western, and later on the
West Shore When the lodge was organ
lied the members took as their motto,
Beneyolence, Sobriety and Industry"
which has been strictly adhered to no
member being allowed to deal in any intox-
eating beverage whatever. In order to
become member, the applicant must have
served one year on an engine, and must be
in active service at the time of admission,
although he can at any time thereafter
leave the road and engage in other bust
ness, and still hold his connection with the
lodge. The applicant for admission must
pass physical examination before he can
be admitted. 1t costs So for the admission
fee. and fifty cents per month for dues.
Prior to the last convention the death
assessment was ST. each member. 1t was
decided at the time that as there had been
SO many deaths in the order for some time
previous, the death assessment should be
IhlS0u W R1y WA1CA Wdb QOA0s n W6cAly
benefit of So is paid to member in case
of sickness, more than is usually paid by
benefit societies. On the death of mem
Der his survivors receive 81, 800. If mem
Der becomes permanently disabled in the
discharge of his duty, the same sum is
paid to him at that time instead of at his
death. Lodge No. 8 is in a very prosper
GUS condition. Ever since its formation
IL hoe haan vaiuino NOT only in uaofuln acc
but in wealth. 1t has about SIS, 900 depos-
tied in the Bee Hive Bank. They meet
twice a month = on the first and third
Sundays at Union Hall, corner of Grove
and Fourth streets. At these meetings
they often have visits from Washington
Lodge, of Lafayette, and they often visit
that lodge, the best of feeling being kept
up between them. In case of trouble both
would unite together as one lodge. The
Master of Lodge No. 8 is Elwell P, Hut
ton, whose picture is presented above.
The Financial Secretary is George Auchter;
Albert Morehouse is the Past Master.
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The ,sRaeaelorsp RalI.

The ball of the bachelors" in st. John 9
Hall, on Wednesday night, was copaplete
success. In fact it can be truthfulIy said
that it was one of the social events of the
season, and the six young men who COM
pose the Assoeistion are deserving of great
credit for the efficient manner in which
the affair was conducted. During the pro-
gress Of tbs ball President McGovern was
here, there and everywhere at the same
time, locling after the comfort of the
guests. He vas ably assisted by Michael
J. McConvilIe and the floor committee con-
sisting of John ]. Minlhan a9d John J..
Heavy, Alderman Michael J, 0'Rourke,
who, with Peter F. Cox composed the Re-
cepttop Committee was "happy" as usual.
He not enlg bad good time himself, hut
saw that every ops else did. Alderman
Reardon, too, was theFs.
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Progressive Euchre.

There was host OF players at the pro-
gresslye epchre party held last Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. W. H.
Speer, on GommuNjpaw ayenne, among
whom were Misses Eamie THOMAS, Flora
and Jessie Van Winkle, Katie Mallory, Ella
Wilson, Hattie Rodgers, Emma Post, Sybil
Faner, Lille Pearsall, ida Cramer, Clara
Robertson. Kitty PeryeiI,a Nettie Heller
man, Louie Hornig. Mrs.. W. McBurney,
Mrs. O. Dickson aud the Misses Speer,
Messre. George McElroy, Elmer, Underhill,
David W. McCrea, G. Dickson, George
Holden, Hiram Bennett, Charles Cavalla,
Alex. DusenbuIy, Arthur Soper, James
Price, F. Hornig, Herbert Rice, James
Fielder, Frank Green, A. Collard, w. Rob-
ertson and ". Fl. Hpeer,
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The LorilIard Debating society.

The Lorillard employees were evidently
bent upon enjoying themselves last night.
Booraem Hall was crowded with young and
old listening to songs, Rotations, music
and debating. The subject of debate was,
"Are the argumental capacities of the
sexes even?" The exercises of the even
ing were closed by Messrs. John Fl. Oneil,
President of the Debating Society and
member Of the Arion Quartette, assisted
by Mr.. Mcbride in duet, sShip Alloy"
A supper and reception was held at the
Three Bells on Heunesey street at a late
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Charles Wells, who keeps a saloon at No.
p Newark street, HobqkksR. and Past Com
nlander Of Major Woerner Rost, g. A. R.,
cautions the public against trusting his
wife. Two weeks ago shs got on drunk
and disappeared. In the thirteen years
since rs married her she has been off fire
guently, and he has as frequently taken
Her back.
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"A 100000 Fire.

CLEVELAND, o., March 6.-At 2 o'clock
this morning fire broke outin the extensive
oatmeal mills of Ferdinand Schumacher at
Akron, o. These mills are the largest in
the country and consist of several immense
buildings. The Universalist Church across
the street and the freight house CT the
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad
were on fire. A large elevator containing
10000 bushels of wheat was destroyed.
The fire spread from this structure to the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio depot,
and entirely destroyed it, together with
most Of the contents. The loss is esti-
mated at 81 900, 600. 1852
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At about seven o'clock last night Adolph
Cramer, thirty years of age, and native
of Germany, vas arrested by Officer Hilger
of the Third Sub Precinct on the com
plant of Susan Schultz, saloon keeper at
101 Sherman avenue, on the Heights. Mrs
Schultz charged Cramer with having at
tempted to pase counterfeit silver dollar
upon her. The spurious coin is pronounced
by the POLICE to be of miserable work
mapship..
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Rlne Law Methndistu

BALTIMORE, Mar 6.-[By Ass'd Pressl.-
The Maryland M. E. Conference to-day ad-
opted the report of Rev. DR.. Elliott, from
the Committee on the Observance of the
Sabbath, in which the committee recon-
mended that the Conference condemn the
selling of newspapers, travelling by car or
steamer and other public conveyances and
open art galleries, museums, etc., on the
Sabbath. and each minister preach on that
subject at least once a year. .G
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THE LoCOM011HE FIREafEM
Am Organisation thai Rivals the Locomo-
tive Engineers in Wealth and Patronage.

The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
Is one Of the most powerful organizations
in the country; as powerful. or nearly so,
as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers. The brotherhood extends not only
throughout the length and breadth of this
country, but over Canada as we'll Once a
year national convention is held at as
near central point as possible, made up
of delegate from each of the 301 lodges
in the country. The Grand Lodge is loca-
ted at Terre Haute, Indiana, all the others
being subordinate to it. It controls the
labor movements of about 20, 900 men, and
has probably half million dollars
in the treasures of the various
lodges. Its objects are as follows first
and paramount, to protect themselves from
encroachment on the part of the different
railroad companies for whom they work.
They do not mean to be aggressive in the
least, but they are bound to protect them
selves. A second obi Dot is to create good
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death of the Rev DR.. sloane,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 6.--The Rev. ],
r. W. Sloane, D. D., Professor of Theology
at the Reformed Presbyterian Theological
Seminary, Allegheny City, and well known
throughout the country, was found dead in
bed this morning.
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circuit of the civil
lied world 1t is
not unnatural or sur
prising, therefore,
that the preparations
Of such a court in
this State for the
trial of one of the
chief officers of the
State on speclfca-
tons charging high
crimes and nnisde-
meanors, are watched
from one end of the
Commonwealth to
the other with the
deepest public in
terast.
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Patrick Lahey, of Water avenue, was
arrested early yesterday morning on Bald
win avenue, by Sergeant Holderer, Oh
suspicion of having stolen four chickens
which he had in his possession. Yester-
day, in the afternoon, Bernard McGavern,
of Second and Merseles streets, identified
the fowls1
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The Pavonia Building and Loan Associar

The Quarterly gtatement of the Pavonia
Building and Loan ASSOCIATION for the nine
7 %Sass' a Sssss'' sss sa1ss I ss
t %uas siia c Fca S 0U ffsa d tns
p r'sn $685. ST. Loaned o. Bond lanai ana Mort.
pledged, s23; pr.ft on each share, $50.
Tive loaps were sold at the last meeting of
$500 at premium Of si5 per share.
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The courtma1tial detailed by Col. Hart
to serve for the ensuing year has come to a
sudden ending. The court met last eye-
ming at the Hoboken Armory for the pur-
pose of organizing. When they met, an
order was received from the Colonel order
ing the court to disband, which was done.
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saing Judge Hilton for 5000, 900.

NEw FoRK, March 6. -Alexander Stew
art. the Vermont farmer, who claims to be
an heir of the dead millionaire of the same
name, has filed complaint in United
States Court in an equity suit against ex-
Judge Henry Hilton, to recover the sum of
5000, 900. Stewart has been adjudged a
Iunatic in his native State.
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A Boston Hotel Ablaze.

BosToN, Mass, March 6.-[By Ass'd
Press lat o'clock this afternoon, FIRE
in the American Hotel on Hanover treet.
called cut the entire department. Several
of the servant girls were rescued on the
roof by fremen. The firemen worked at
great disadvantage on account of the
intricate construction of the rooms. At
late hour the fire was subdued. The build
ing is very large one and seven stories
high, and was valued at 1856, COO 1t il
insured for $l50100 s..
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Counselor Engelbrecht found pocket
book in Hoboken car In Friday night
containing sum of money. 1t is probably
the property of some poor workingman or
woman. The owner can have the same by
calling on Mr.. Anthony Engelbrecht, 256
Washington street, and proving that it is
his or her property.
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The New shore L,ne,s Prestflent.

]. W. Edwards, formerly of this city,
was elected yesterday afternoon to the
Presidency Of the new Shore Line Rail
road, running from this city to Englewood.
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The Social TEN.

Among those pre- ent at the annual SO.
ciable, held recently, of the Social Ten
were Mr.. A. Joyce and sisters, from the
Hill; the Misses II. and M. Morley. Mr.. H.
Smith, of New York; Mr.. B. Taylor, Miss
N. Williams, Mr.. s. Gregory, Miss F. Bra
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Teagen, Miss L. Fish,
the Misses Ruby and Misses E. and H.
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al Queue.rinun Outrnga.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 6.--Near Port
Townsend, W. t., two men attacked an in
offensive Ohinaman, and, after beating his
head against the rocks and fearfully NAL
treating him, tore his queue out by the
roots and left him for dead
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device of her enc
mics to steal the ill.,
FAINT. Should he take
a photograph gallery
to the baby, then !?
He was merely d.
rected to bring his
high hat TO the edi-
torial desk. There,
inside its crown, a
curious little ma
chine was adjusted.
The hat was gacri-
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CanxIcted Of Murder.

CHESTER, Pa, March 6.-The jury in the
Sharpless murder case came into court this
morning, after remaining out twenty-five
hours, with a verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree.
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Comptroller Little Resigns.

It is reported, on excellent authority,
that Samuel Little, Comptroller of the
New York, Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road. has rendered his resignation.
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KtlIed nv Gas.

Henry Bartels, waiter at Rich's Hotel
in Exchange Place, went to his home, 102
York street, drunk Friday night. He
didn't turn the gas all off and was found
dead in bed yesterday morning. He said
he was married, but his sister said he was
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feeling among t h 9
members, to elevate
them socially and a
third is to keep up a
benefit and insur-
ance organization,
that will help them
when sick, and that
when they die will
give their wives and
families something
to liv 9 o n. TIL 9
Grand Lodge was
organized in 1873,
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!, The reception q Company 3. Fourth
Regiment: which is to take place at the
i Park i E ts tSmoFsov EVENING VII i i
sa ou Theg are vopEDs
hard to make II sncoessfnl Already 1900
invitations have been Sc egt.
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, Company D.. Nevr s tnrta,.. 80

Company d. FOurth Regiment. viii
take possession of their n6w quarters an.
Tuesday next, a house.warming viii fol-
/. low ia short order. =
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a smau Fire.

Herman odeskey occupies the store at
zio tirss street. as adrygoo5s store. Last
RlgnG ne eaosea as usual and went to
4e'Snnos 2: In q few minutes the store
was On nrs' The aSe was quickly put ont.
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In Dfsque,s Behalf.

Es Judge Garretson yesterday made ap-
plication to chancellor Runyon for writ
of error for Disque, the bloody Hoboken
wife murderer. Decision is reserved.
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BALTIMORE, March 6-Dr. A L. Froth-
iBghgm, Jr., has concluded to accept the
ProfessoysAjp Of Archaeology in Princeton
College. He via 60 to Princeton in Sep
TENDER. ~
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st. Bridgets Young Mems Roman Cath
Ole Association will hold q reception at
their hall tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock
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Ms. W J. Kline is new prepared to instruct
pupils in all branches Of OIL painting, either in
class or private, Address. I'd Aoor 2s6 Bay stEeet,
three doors from Erie street
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For the South Atlantic States westerly
winds increasing cloudiness stationery
temperature.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-07-01

more or less retarded by recent rains.
AT st. Louis small arrivals of new
grain are reported.
Nothing has occurred during the
week to essentially change the general
outlook for the wheat crop, in either
the winter or spring production. In
our next issue We shall submit the
result Of very extended special investi~
cations in regard to the crop situation
The oat crop in 1885 represented an
area of %. .7s3,OO0 acres, with produce
tion of 6,29,409, 600 bushels. The
official estimate this season is that
there is an approach to half million
acres increase in area-which means
about 2 per cent. The condition
June 1st, was reported as averaging
So; against 81 in 1885 and 9S in 1884.
1t is evident that this relative condi-
tion has not been maintained since
the 1st of June, and that the years
production will fall below that of last
year.
Advices from abroad do not parlicu-
larly change the general Soullook,
which points to a backward and re-
duced crop Of wheat in England, q
generally fair promise on the Conti-
nent, with perhaps some Improvement
In the rather Indifferent outlook in
France.