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BEEAKrAsT BUDGET,


Kisslmmes Ola J people are still eating
freshly'pulled watelmslOns,
A clock in Batavia, N. Y. two Centu'
ries old, AeePl time yeti lis works ore
wooden.
Electric llehtg, varied In color, are 10 bt
introduced under the Ice, vt Tuxedo Lake
this winter.
A man at Rochester, N, Y, Ia said Ia
have voted sixteen times before his trick
try was discovered.
An orange tree over 400 years old, in
the orsngerie oil YersRjIIeg, was Aral
planted by Elenora d. Castillo, the wife OIL
Charles III, .s
A marriage, that was used as an adver'
tisement, took plaCk in furniture store
window in indianapolis, within view Of a
great crowd.
A barometer, with tube tbIrty.ore feet
long hy one inch in diameter, runs
through two stories Of building 10 Front
street 10 York. 1t 10 filed with glyCerine.
Oongumptionia shown, BY medical sta
tistcs, to be declining III New England,
where it's raVages werc very great twenty
or more years ago, whole families dying
Of It.
A pre- Osss by which leaves may be pre-.
served on tho stem, aud retain indefinitely
their ire8b, natural appearance, 10 said to
have heen devised by a Yankee college
professor"
There Is on exhibition at the Union
Hotel in Sonoma, OA., 3 bunch OF grapes
Of the Rose Of Peru variety that weighs
sixteen pounds. lila % largo as IN ordi'
nary water bucket.
A novel exhibit Of q Chicago dairy ex.
hibition was q monument Of salt, q most
useful article Of butter making, and on the
top OF the monument was q representation
Of Lots Wits turned into pillar Of salt.
1t Is Estimated that enough corn has
been raised In Kansas this year to fatten
9l4,2s6 steerg, allowing thirty five bushell
Tor each steer, and 600,000 hogs. II this
corn was used in this way 1t would sell
for 500, 0,0O0.
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Es,sstee Sales,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY Virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by ]. q. Good
trustee Tor BlfpAfA EekhArdt, the SAID BarDGF
EckhArdt and q. Werner EnkhiIdi, her husband d
N undersigned trustee. dated June ~, lsS3, RuI
recorded N the ONCE Of the Clerk OF The Count
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia Ia Deed o
Trust BOOK No 10, page IA ! viii sell al pu6lil
haid county, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY or DECEMBER, 1855
commencing At 10 o'clock, a, NJ, the folio sing de
holtbed real estate, that 10 say the south oneha
Main street between Third aud Fourth ItFeaISi
Moth Wheeling, together With the mproYementa
erected thereon; but excepting and reSerTlng
lheFelrom hlFlp Of ground I'VE feet In width III
tue WeAtern epd and the full width Of Aald lol,
Alb0 excepting aud deserving strip o ground
Two yet ~ width 9u the nor hem side the full
depth Of SAid lot The Ri0Feald Gtrlps Of ground
are reserved lsr The use Of lhs owner Or oalsr oi
said lot ~ private alleys, forever,
ALSO reSsFViIg the right 70 the owner or owners
Of tame building now on tie North onehAl 81
said lot lp1 eXlslllny over aud resting on Two
Ieel Of said south 0ne'hAll Of No Y 70 remAln
thereon until lhe owueF or owners wish 10 erect Z
my building on the nolta half said lot NO o.
perfect, put viii convey only the tile vested In
me by said Deed OF Trust,
TetnS Of sAls,-One third Of tBe purchase rpey,
and " much mQEe " lie purchaser elects W pay,
IN cash Qn the day " Sal6; me balauce In two
RlAGI ms utuA Rt one aud two yearS respective.
" hotes beArng Interest from the day Of sale 10
ing 70 be KEEP. insured by tho purchaser iQs tho
benehI otSuUh deferred pAymrAts, aud the VIZ Q 70
be rsEaIned Uptll pAymGht / made ~ full;
], Il. CONpEN, Trustee,
", II, HALLRR, AuGlolser, nOYl2
WI, w, CON DEN, Solicitor
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TRYING TiTE LYNcIIElls.
The Testimony Tending Towards the EStab.
it,t,nent nj mn AIIbi,

lishment Of an Allbi.
CUMBERLAND, Nh, Nov. l0.-1t now
looks as though Michael +. Malone, Tim.
othy White, ]. P.F. White and Patrick
DtlsColl, on trial for the lynching of the
crazy man, David johnson, would be able
to prove an abb. Eight young women
witnesses for the defense, to-day gave evi.
denCe that threw q greater veil Of mystery
over tho identity Of tho lynChers than ever.
Several Of these girls are relatives Of the
accused. Maggte DriSColl sister Of Pet
and the Gilmore sisters seemed 70 greatly
impress the jury with their stories. They
on the night Of the lynChing, we're on
their way to Whites house to attend the
wake over the murdered man, They met
Malone aud Drlnnoll about The time Of the
lynChing. When they reached Whites
house they found Tim sitting beside the
corpse weeping. He was not out ct the
time johnson was dragged from the jail
Thomas V. Gilmore, Of Piedmont, testi'
Aed that Malone did not tio the rope
Witness followed the men TO the bridge
but neither Malone, Tin White nor Drta'
coll showed the body over. Francis Foley
testified that tho remark was made thai
something wGs going to happen. lie con
stfuded II 10 mean that they were COINS
to got up sweeping victory Tor Viz
Bauahman al the primaries.
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| Hu,cIoo Nov On -Thavn ma. a .t,anoo,
SoAuo ny. t ~ .,Leat wa stongsf
oIs ,npof'ss .ae " sne mneas ns a,ih io'us
WIN ,Id more l!,,i ltee 9uying and sigoIy sq'
anPs9 p[sse o,s,Sa SIyaSeu were Pr:
tIuu."tsy l.u Iin uUteu nsuet ptIuos toI
uloG kinus VI "lsas anu 1Mls Was tue
na.g isataIs q ,hMeuSM ha ~ teS 9penlng
N WI S SI Jn nSaOn eas sia ~ lvi ia
eI 90 Lun T ssS: n nns A., sa"u Sss
Lg3i IIa ,o H2.n % EInn s' n.dni,, 1 onS
Vislope, lai1y , aS.iVe' E!3ur; steauy ano
9 t.l w Mnea y, c Ssn 10 sptlng
!Hc No. . sPtlng W guc u9 ~. Isu
msc hoYe.nnss5 Nv ,IliC UloS " ~ tatci
Decpnnet ifftiol, ClostUg ~ !os 'S o9s.
y iStN,oic, c no ~ 4tc MSIy, oi1"
ostc; C!os go Ivy, oEtsi casn no Sou ooIi NO
yem6Sssr, 80 8O4G, closing o. SO4c; Deem
yer Sgs'Sgsc, eloslng AZ SSsoi May4lsa
~ Ds,ts S.OS AZ NJ . sO,c. Novomhar os,c.
Dece SG! n, zot.Zo oostng o. loSGi Js soI:
ay " zesc, U aotS ~ SOtc NAY 2Sia
gVs'i Stoslng ~ MSG oss1 ~ no ~ nys Goc'
10 90 90 oSln Af1Sy TS ,i:a " o. S r 20.
% Ness ,poit-ca9h 50 q 500 oa goi No.
vember and DGcemDsT ~ ooi JSnpsTy
i $40 WtllO ~ closing ~ ~ l9 FenInsfy
Sl0l 4!l02O, closing az VIZ n; Lard
cash 20 wi November ana Deeemo o.
s. W; january SOUL te6ruary ~ Voi
Short ri6l-cash 20 Soa6 on 90 shoIi'
ders % 1912 20 90 sugar cnred 20 I oe;
10 whisky u ~ sngar-Uut loal
50 0Ic; graduated Ole; standard A 5lC.
Butter-steady AMI hrTni creamery
2oH27!c; dairy S424c;packing STOCK VAllc'
Egg, ireeh, lOAlIc. -
INV YORK. NSy; 3'o.FIourI MATT e
firm and active. Wheat, htm and higher
No. 2sprlng,, CO.'S; ungrTsded spring, S5o
ungraded req. SlsvV1c No y RED, e4AS4tci
NO. ! req, s9ai no. ! Whlte, suS NO.
RED november nominal a. sSl . Decem'
her, s69asUlc, closing a. SStG; January d3y,
SYaSTIc, closing az SIC February, Sva
s9ac, closing OF eVtc April, yZtaVzIOI
clcaing G VIZ May V3S'ydJc, c!oslng "
OSIc July, Vo}c; Vofn, higher, GLoslnI
stsauy ungraMHeo, 4t9SauiSi new ~. .
4g4c no. November; 4oI Decem3eri
49tAB3c, closing Ct 4Ol o. January, AZ,
41Sc, closing at 41tci May, nominal o.
6O9c. - a..
oAs snade stronger and more hcsi w
Mixed western, 3Sl3Oi white, 90 Ni
40. Hay Steady demand tair. Hops
quiek Vonee-FaIi kio Urn az ~
/ options higher ana active November
III aall46i December, I'll 2Oall ov
January VI 4Vall 6O February, ~ 49, SS
LEV Msrcn' April, MAY, June, Sll'SV
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
|lOCvTIOH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
NM. Street, n, W. Warrington, D. O..
MP. N, sTEvENs HART, Principal,

,,,,npr Session at lit, LAKE PAX, Garrett DC,
SogilnlRg July 10, at 1880 A. NJ c!OtinI
Iyls, 81, lsA ---..----------..
OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
rbo Natural Development and Culture Of TIT
H. l6r the purpose oil Conversations Reading
lG,c address aud Singing, The correct use o.
O6.sps Of Articulation aud Resplbloni 70
mi silh tho Philosophical laws by which thOSC
S,gS srt prCsgTyed aud dgYelOpCd
h me tasy aud Natural Expression 0l Sentiment
m54r, OF Speech and 6eStursi including Char
|,srutgu; Dramatic Reading and Recitation
'c1l Instruction IN Expressive Bible and Shakes
sr r,gdlng aud IN the reading Of Hymns,
/, Nh ppDOrtIIuity Afforded Teachers for TIT
.t1 ii PrartrAl Methods for Teaching ArLiCulA
n IND sight Reading, Methods hASed upon hI
EaCp6s pf Dnl&rts,
Is4i,s elas for The study Of Kindergarten and
|TtaIv Normal Methods Will be formed and res
I%, htlI daily from July II 70 August 70, 1896,
NJ r.Ul win no taught by Nils SUslE POLLOCK
IWsfhuglOl, D, O., who aIudied aid graduated
4 srGt class for children will DO held ON three
IN o. tho week, free Of charge,
'fi.o Lectures will be given by Mn. Hart and
b. POLLOCK, Caoh upon tho interests Of her OWL
iGhptgni,
MRS, N. BTEVRNs HART, or
Mis- sUslE POLLOCK,
Washington, n. @.
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ME, aged IS and 20 yesrs, persisted In the
flames before assistance couid be rendered
them.
Tho official vote Of the State Of Ohio at
the recent election has Just been COM
plsted. The highest Republican plurality
on the State ticket Ia Hshn's, for Board Of
Public Works, viz, l94l4. Bobinson's ioT
Secretary Of State ia ll,7Sl. The total was
7(3 0IB
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ganeattsaal.
HI, % CHARTAL ACADEMY,
MAR WHEELING, W, VA.

ina thiry.nInth year Of this Well'knnWu Acad
AZ, under the charge Of the YlhAuou Nuns
IN on the ant Monday o. September n-It and
auuuoa tgn mouthL
paplls roCelyod at any time in the session,
Tso,a who desire 70 place their daughters In AZ
,citc Ion llOTding exceptional advantages ir
|. vsy Of hssilhiul aud delightful lOCation, en-
,.lput board, thorough discipline aud instruction
,,ho hsudl d lifelong teachers, in every depart
al d lqmAlo education, including the modem
,luIsri and music, should send Tor catalogue
his SCHOOL, Address
Snc1eaoi the Academy Of the Visitation
MT, Do CHANTAL,
,,q,pAw Near wheeling ". We.
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noodle AleQnade.

NV YoRE, Nov, l0,-In the trial o.
Alderman Moo lsde in New York to
day, for bribery, he was asked II he had
returned his "bOodle," On being stricken
with remOrse he answered, II shall If God
lets me live"
"But have you" persisted the lawyer.
Witness acknowledged that he had not
HO confessed that he had received 81 ,0OC
for his vote in another railroad matter and
had not returned 1t either, but declared
that he would when he could. He had
been delayed in that act by pressing lam
lily matters,
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EAST LIBRRTY, Pa, Nov, 2O-Oattls re-
csipts 9l2 head shipments $50 head. Mar
ket nothing doing. Hogs-receipts $500
head; shipments 5000 head. Market
firm; PhiladelphiRs - 2ba4 $751; Workers
81 l5l4 20; common aid light $ 9OA4 10.
Shesp-recelpts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head. Market slow at fridays
prices,
CHICAGO, Nov, 9O.-CSttle receipts 1000
head shipments none; market quiet and
noninally steady Shipping g steers sn' Goa
bulls and mixed 81 Alas 40. Bulk 2 GOA
2 40. Through Texas steers 3 25aS 40.
Hogs, receipts 1900; shipments 1905
sales lOa2Oc lower; Rough and mixed
s. 5O4S so; packing and shipping s. 7Oa
4 90; light S. 50l4 90; Bkips % 00aS 10,
Sheep, receipts 1000 shipments 1000.
Market steady; coed S. 00a4 CO., common
So 00a2 rs; Western s. 00'3 80; Texans
81 0OaS 20, Lambs s. 6Oi4 90,
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BRApPoRp, Pa, Nov, sn,-opened 1919
highest 1871; lowest 74!Ci closed 74!c
clearanCes, 674, 600,
On Cry, Pa, Nov, 9O.-opsned 75S,
highest IaI,I lowest f4i,i CLOSED f4so
sales, Gs5 6O0i clsaranGss, 1850, 0OOi char
tsrs, %, S07i shipments, s,Si6,2S0.
PITTSBURGH, Nov, 2O-Petroleum fairly
active and lower 0pspsd at 75!Cj closed
at 74li highest 75Si lowest 7+9,
TITUsVILLE, P4n Nov, al.-0pened Y5tc
highest 76ici loves! 74icl closed 74sO,
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NEW YoRK, Nov, 90,-The market wsl
quiet to dull as usual to Saturday at this
stage Of the season, the new bnAIRess uR
important, hut well preserved movement
throughout deliveries on orders,
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Spre4Mst1rs.

Having sold nine ,cnths Of the Writing Machines
~ IN The State, We claim II clearly demonstrates
AeiuDyrloflly bi our machines. B0lOW,WO gives
'Thu SN Nol customers uling th0mi
El Inlelllganoaf,
lly Regls,Ct
AtNl Letter
s.h llnhbAfd, attorney,
,oNt White, attorney,
pspA R. PAUL, attorney,
3 aa cell stlitl, AltOtn0is
G, s'ufYlN, attorney, MotRAnt0Wn,
Eull,sA Hutchinson, attorney, ThfkGnbufB,
wv Hlhtle 4 Amber Ait0riieye, PAtkenbuig,
V11 Iavennett Aitpfnpys TAIkenbufH'
hLiH Flick, I, 4, District Attorney,
'FTllnu way FothCti U, y. Commissioner
~ UelllrEet clerk US, Court, ratkenhutR,
Svv lge smith, CLERK Of Court, fAltm0nL
SHn lenensi UGtk VI Court, lhtkefabuETI
~ hogC, tIctk Of Court Hinton,
~. 1l CLERK Ol C0utl MOtgnnt0Wn,
S.lia,,ClnNn lnsutAnCe Company,
rrss,1,,N.,y !h,uilnCc COMPANY,
itpSlIstWtlen' INSURANCE Company,
Gsr2n 4 Atkinson, lnsttatcO Agency
Nss.,W DnnlwRyi city R0colVet,
iauM Hughes n Co.
tnlpe Bios, HfohOn,
JUNCTION ron Works,
al9tei Iron WORKS,
Nashlln ltOn Works
i'IINg0i Iron Work.,
OK swgOney 4 Son,
eoogii BiuOkunlcS 4 n.
Y ,lll latIlsqlsii hiVEatd 10 torma oitAio an
RI RoaE 4 90.
aN A TWNllh Htfeet
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Glre gntstI5qeacer.
olIeel Nos. 70 aal ~ gouTtsonln street.,
THE RIDER.

THE RIDER.
The empty Apglo.mRnlac
Gets on a ipAvlnyd, bob'lRilld hack,
Aud tries 10 ape
The kngliih share
olagony upJn ~ back.
When asked the reason oil his show
A Onl.oygd stare Will he beal0W-
"Why, blast yOlr EiZs
Aud blooLling eyeSl
Because Us kpg,i&h, dOneheT know"
-Chleago HsWL
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y DAlIY lNIELGENCER, MONDAY MoRNa NOVEMBER a. 1856.

dull; cash ITO; December isle; January
7etr; May S5Sr, Corn dulli cash SITE.
Oats neglected, Glover seed active and
weak; cash 90; December 4 1914; Jan.
uary IS; February 4723,
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W1'HEELlNG 4 PITTSBURGH Owl

M1HEELlNG 4 PITTSBURGH Owl
w SION, B, DO
On aud aitcF NAY 90, 1885 passenger trains vii
run a. Acknowledging time
For Piteburgh.b;06 n, 1885 a. m. daily; 1.ES
EOfWaIhlngtCn- l;60 p. M, daily except Sunday.
From Ftihburgh-1 $50 q. iu., 6i2O D. H., daily
except sunday lO;26 2. M, dailyt 9:2bA m daily.
From Wghington-p:2j q. m, daily; 1l:S0 q M,
6!20 p, m, l0.26p. N. daily.
Q, K. lord, general Passenger Agent
,. DuHElAM, General Superintendent
W LAVE TrGv. P1Na AT. WheRllnQ.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" limo table corrected 70 JUNE %, 1880. Traina
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh STREET,
near public landing o. i0lluWs-Centfal etAndard
Tlme-whioh "a % minutes slower than Whoolli
amo' ootso .o,,,r.
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AsairuI
THE GREAT REGULATOR,

No medicine Il 90 uni.
veEIally used as slmm 3nI
Liver Regulator II won
is way into every home
by pure, sterling merit,
II takes the place Of q
doctor and costly pre-
EcFlpllonS. II isa family
medicine containing M
dangerous qualities; but
purely vegetable; gentle
In It's action aud can be
safely given 10 any per.
EOn no matter what aye,
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THIS PAPER ,5 n i2qpf t :, Ts, " a.
S ssSI'i;iDs " sPi:Sp Y spsH KEW S5G.
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1t has no'equal Us u Preventive Medicine
and viii do good IN any sickness. ItRCu gently on
the Bowels add dneys aud lorTecs the action Of
nc Liver, Endorsed BY periona OF the highest
character and emiuence8
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0lI PN / si,OOO RH6ARD, lot lch!ns
FN BiSSSi, f SSM.8y 'Il sI { sR R1
Many Soid lI ICEsh . cos DtuE stof'
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TRANSPORTATION,

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
u LOUIS RAlLROAD-Panhandl Route:
Tine tabs for East and West corrected TO nov,
u, 1855, TrAinl leave Panhandle station, font ol
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows
Central Standard time.
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The Best Family Medicine.

II child has the colo II Is a sure aud safe rom,
father aud relieve tho wieni low EplftV head ache,
dyspnpsiu, constipation and like Ills. Genuine hIs
our A'amp ~ red on iIont ii wrapper, prepared
J.lI. ZanIH 500, Philadelphia, Pa.
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are re, G0NSUMPTlVE.

uAye yo Fart, rtonchliit Asthma, Indlgstionl usg
PARkERiD TONIC without delay. II has rurDS
faS q Ito yGigJ fg aud I, tAe lyst remedy fgrall
niTrtl0ns Of tho threat and luuqs, end itts arising
iron, iDT,Iro blood and eyhlisUi. 1Gtul1a1l AIct,
struggling against dlsOdso, aud floTy riiltA H. ljLe
uTavTWi IN lnut eases recover their htnlh ny tho nck
tise OF GHsEHB TnEIC, but delay lidgnrrOlL Take Il
In time. Cures Whun all cO falls Gives hNw lilo and
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eenll PGa aud Tlcttt Agent Piluburp

pENNsYLvANIA COMPANY, :.
oLRyELANB 4 PtTISbURaH R.R,
Condensed timetable OF passenger trainA COT,
reOtGd 10 nov. I. lSS6-CGniIsl STANDARD Time;
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-25

Colonel Stevens and Lieutenant Colonel Erlen.
koetter, of the Second Regiment, received their
commissions on Friday night
Don't fail to get your fine butter at 5ymes's
market 10& Newark avenue.
Summer-welght socks at Barons.
Grass seed Grass seed at Wood & Menagh's.
Company F, Of the Fourth Regiment. Captain
Mason commanding, will hold its closing recep-
ton and drill on Thursday night. May 18th.
Your blood needs toning. Go TO Hartnett's drug
store for your sarsaparillas corner Montgomery
and Warren streets.
symess market is the leading market in town
1O4 Newark avenue.
Ask any horse car conductor or driver and he
will show you where Norriss tailoring establish
ment is located. All the horse cars pass the door
Montgomery street. Open evenings until
O'Clock.
The next session Of the school for non -commis
stoned officers OF the Fourth Regiment will bt
held on Thursday evening. May 18th
Grass seed Grass seed at Wood & Menagh's
Hartnett's seasonable medicinss NelIigan's Sar
saparilla. Grains OF Health aud Kings Kindly
Kidney and Liver Cure. Corner Warren and Mont
gomery streets.
Tomorrow the newly elected officers of the city
government will take their seats Their first action
will be to adopt resolution requiring every Nom
Der to order a suit of clothes from Norris the
tailor. Montgomery street. Open evenings.
The following non-commissioned officers have
been reduced to the ranks for neglect of duty
Corporal Lyons Company A: Corporal Flint Com
pany E; Corporal Peet. Company f.
Fine hem-stitched fancy border handkerchiefs
Tic, or three for SOC. Very fine all-linen. fancy
border handkerchiefs, 21c; actual value 2sc. These
goods cannot be beaten anywhere and gentlemen
should notice them particularly. Baron, Newark
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9. 4. r. VOTES.

By general order from the National Head
quarters there will be inspection OF every Post
in New jersey on the last meeting night of the
several Posts in the month Of April.
Grass seed Grass seed at Wood Menaghs.
Aaron Wilkes Post Of Trenton. are making ex-
tensive preparations for their Summer eneamp-
ment at Lincoln Park, which will take place from
June 10Th to the 26th inclusive. During the en-
campment General Slocum, General Logan, ex.
Governor Curtin and Corporal Tanner viii be
present.
All the delicate and pronounced Spring shades
in gloves can be found at Baron's. These goods
sold at the lowest prices in Jersey Oity95c to
$1.95.
The war veterans have asked the School Board 10
request the school children to contribute flowers
y for Decoration Day purposes
Get your Alaska refrigerators in early. Wood &
Menagh, agents.
Strictly Business" is the name of new play. II
is strictly stroke Of business to get your new suit
made by Norris. at Montgomery straet. Open
evenings.
The members Of Major Woerner Post Of Hobo
ken, win attend memorial services in st. Paul's
Church, on Hudson street, above Eighth, on the
evening of Decoration Day. The rector of St. Pauls
Rev. w. R. Jenvey, is Grand Army man.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-25

PH1LADErpHIA, April "a. The annual
report of General Manager Charles E..
Pueh, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany, embracing the detailed opera
tons of the three main divisions of that
corporation east of Pittsburg and Erie
for last year. has just been completed.
Il gives the gross earnings of the main line
last year IS $27, 667, 405, and the expenses,
excluding rentals and interest on equip
ment. $l9,86l, SAT, and the net earnings
S.. IS5. 558. The total number of miles OF
single track in use on the main line and
branches of the Pennnsylyania Railroad
division at the close Of the year was 2,Sl61
miles.
The gross earnings of the United Rail-
roads of New Jersey division were $14, 1885,
295 the net earnings, 81, ISL, 09O.31 the
gross earnings showing decrease Of $685.
88I, or per cent; and the operating ex-
penses, notwithstanding the large increase
In the amount of traffic transportation,
showing decrease of $451, 056.76, or AZ
per cent. The Philadelphia and Erie d.
vision earned 81, 1875, 1887 net during the
vear
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The choir Of the Bergen Reformed Chorch viii
remain unchanged during the next church year,
Smith will be substituted for Mrs Ella De Carlo as
the soprano. The balance of the choir is com
posed Of Mr.. q. v. W. Brigham, organist and
musical director; Miss II. Skiilman, alto; Mr.. r. R.
Rouse tenor and Mr.. W. W. Covell, bass. Miss
Smith is pupil of Mrs. Nelson. the soprano of st.
Johns P. E. Church.
A splendid variety Of cuff buttons; all varieties
of Spring and iHks; sterling silver; Mikado pat
terms, at Baron's, Newark avenue.
Grass seed Grass seed at Wood Menagh's.
large number Of the members of the Emory
NJ E. Church greeted their new pastor-Rev. ]. NJ
Meeker-and hif< wife at the reception rendered
him at the church last Thursday evening.
For the benefit Of politicians and others. Norris,
the tailor, Montgomery street, will keep his store
open evenings Dignity your positions, gentlemen
by ordering new Prince Albert.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-25
BOARD md ROOMS.

A LADY WISHES BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
IL east Of Grove street and south of the railroad.
Will furnish room. Address P. B., TATrLER office.
ne SUSSEX STREET NEAR WASHINGTON
" house all modern improvements; heated
throughout; front room, second floor, with Arst
class board for ladies or gentlemen; terms moder-
MRS J. D. MACK.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE
~ for one or two gentlemen, gas, bath, hot and
cold water; six minutes from the ferry good loca-
ton; family private; 13e Sussex street.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-25
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Hen and Women to start q new
w business at their homes; can be done evenings
and learned In an hour; any person making less
than Zoe. to Soc. hour should send l0c. at once
for package Of samples Of goods, and "a working
samples (formulas) to commence on Address,
janl7-8t ALBANY SUPPLY Co. Albany N 7.