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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS AND HOSE at
popular prices. Francs, corner 7th and ID. The
only strictly One-price hat and gents furnish
Ing store I'm the civ.
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Amusements To.Ntrht

AmuSemehtS IO.NiEht.
NATIoNAL--Mrs. John Drew in Engaged"
OBRIENs CIRCUs--Old Capitol Park
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Battleo OF Manassas
HERZoG'S.-"PinaforeD
DINE MCsEUM.-Comedy and Variety,
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THE EMERGENCY HoSPITAL.-At q meeting.
yesterday. OF the directors Of the Central Dis
pensary and Emergency hospital, officers were
elected as follows: president, b. H. Warner;
wee president, Edward Temple; secretary, Fran
CHS d Mohun; treasurer, Eugene Morgan; at
tending staff, Drs. S. NJ. Burnett, John b. Ham
ilton, William Lee, G. l.. Magruder, L. c. Nor
gan, George W. Johnston.
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

CoD LIVER OIL, WITH H1POPHOSPHITES,
IN Scrofutous and C0nsumptire Gases.
DR.. c. c. Lockwood, New York, says: 81 have
frequently prescribed SCOTS Emulsion, and
regard it as a valuable preparation in scrofu-
lous and consumptive cases, palatable and eff
cacious" eo
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Raxar Dressmaker

contains the latest styles for ladies and chill
dren. Price 20 cts, by mail 25 cts, at Open
heimer's, 52S 9th st. n. W.
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LIGHTNING RODS of sufficient surface and
properly placed are to lightning what . good
ROOT Is rain. j. II. Kuehling
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to JOhnsOn's Ladies' and Gents Dining Saloons
442 and 444 9th street, corner of E. Every
delicacy in season. Polite attention. Ladies'
Saloon. first floor z
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ASH AND CHERRY SIDEBoARDS, S12; ash
suits $15 and $40; large arm rockers, cane
$1.75. VIM. Loewenthals. 739 7th ST NV.
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SUDDEN CHANGES.-If the body receives daily
proper amount of nutrition. and daily eXpeiS
The WORKOUT parts health Is the certain conse-
Quence; but by "a sudden change of weather the
pores OF the skin may not perform their Office
Well, and matters are retained which should
nave passed OFT by that avenue. All causes
which Impede insenslble perspiration are
should have passed away through the skin are
returned again into circulation. Brandreth's
fiiis viii remove all Impurities, from what
ever cause they may come, curing paiu, infianI-
nation and colds arising from above cause in
few hours
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MRS. /. ". SLATER, 931 F ST., leaves for New
York to-day to select full line OF summer Mil
Enery. which she will exhibit the coming week.
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SPRING STYLES IN Observation-Disclosures
should call on Nine Washington and look at
Pennsylvania ave.
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1000 BOXES linen paper and envelopes, CSC.
box, at Whitaker's.
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KEFRIGERAToRS from S215 to $50 EACH
Water coolers from $3.50 to $40. Moses i SON.
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10 AND Il karat gold glasses 81 to 81; Bra
lillian pebbles, $3.50; other goods in proportion.
Vienna Optician Co., 500 Pa. ave.
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A COMPLETE CURE.

have suffered all my life with skin diseases of diff
ferent kinds aud have found permanent relief
until, by the advice Of lady friend. your valu-
able CUTIcURA REMEDIES. gave them a thorough
trial. using six bottles of the CUTICURA REsoLvENr
two boxes of CUTICURA and seven cakes of CurIcuRA
SOAP and the result just what had been told 1t
would be-a complete cure.
BELLE WADE,
Richmond, Va.
Reference: G. w. Latmer Druggist
500 w. Marshall St., Richmond, Va
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Three OF the four missing members of the
New YORK doodle" board of aldermen have
been indicted.
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Only the most enthusiastic admirers of the Ma
tlonals expected that they would be able to cap
ture game from the New Yorks on this trip.
Ii the Nationals can win the majority OF games
on the home grounds the public should be well
satisfied.
The Boston Globe says that President Young
considers Crane the finest right fielder in the
country.
Inc Athletics have released Pitcher Bradley
ana corey. The latter was compelled TO give
up pail playing on account of the loss of an eye.
foTce seems to Keep pace with the sluggers of
base-hit in every game nowadays.
crane caught without an error yesterday. He
Is slow In recovering to throw to second but
ought TO improve when he is accustomed to
gauging the distance.
Inc electrical plant on the Staten Island
grounds will cost $4,000, The Nets are at the
foot Of the list all the same.
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SEE the Dashaway Fountain pen at whita-
Eer's - - ~ ~
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ANTON FIsCHER's first-class dry cleaning and
dye works, 900 q street. Goods called for and
delivered Telephone 1872.
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BABY CARRIAGES from So to $50 made to
order. Moses d Son. 18th and T SIS. Nv
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A FINE ASSORTMENT of Gentlemens' fine
Handmade shoes, in all the latest styles. Our
speciality Is the Kangaroo oxford tie. Mrs. Vim.
~. kicll, III Market Space.
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Ladies', Remember, great bargains for
Monday and all next week at the Excelsior Dry
Goods and Hosiery House, SO4 18th street NV.
Store closes at pm.
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ELECTRIC WORK of all kinds done. ], II.
kuehIing, 419 18th ST. NV.
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CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Ladies specially invited at 9OS eth ST. NV For
particulars see auction column
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JUST RECEIVED 500 rolls straw mattings all
patterns, lO 10 soc per yard, at Moses & Sons.
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SALT RHEIyM CyTIREn

SALT RHEUM CURED
was troubled with Salt Rheum for a number of
years SO that the skin entirely came off one of nv
hands from the finger tips the wrist tried RENE
dies and doctors prescriptions to no purpose until
commenced taking CUTICURA REMEDIES and now T
au entirely cured. PARKER
3I9 NORTHAMPTON street Boston Mass
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Most Reliable Place to Have q Sewing
Machine repaired is at Auerbach's, 7th and II.
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TT(,VIINn Cr&Y~ rr>D

ITCHING, SCALY. PIMPLY
For the last year have had a species of itching
scaly and pimpy humors my face to which have
applied great many methods Of treatment without
success and which was speedily and entirely cured by
CCrIcuhA MIS- ISAAC PHELPS
RaYpnua
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere Price:
CuTICURA, 5Oc.; REsoLvENT, 81; SOAP % cts Pre-
pared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co Bos-
ton. Mass. Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Grubs, Pimples. Skin Blemshes and Baby Humors
cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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nj AksHALL HALL.
Steamer w. w. C0RCORAN
VIII make daily excursions TO Marshall Hall and
1lNHlont, leaving NJ 10 m, arriving at Washington
al pm. Sundays per advertiseinent) The Old
Manor House at Marshall Hail fitted up with elegant
reception rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and meals
served a la carte.
Fruit milk, ice ice cream and lunch supplied excur.
SionistS.
Fare for ronnd-irip % cents.
For charters apply To steamer WV. Corcoran m5-sm
rINHE COSMOPOLITAN PARK. OAK GROVE
Il SUNNY WooltSe,
IS now ready for sunday School and other Plcnics
Charitable Institutions have the use of the Park
free OF charge by applying
my4-5t SIDNEY WILLS Proprietor.
G'ooK'S EXCURSIONS
EUROPE AND CALIFORNIA
For the Spring and summer of 1856. Send for Pro-
TICKETS ISSUED fer INDIVIDUAL TRAVEL
EltS 10 and IN all parts of the World.
PASSAGE TICK 1-lS 10y all lines of steamers
COOKS ENClRNIoNEST. with maps, published
monthly, Icy reai fer zen cents Address
IHps COOK & Sun, .6l broadway, n. Y.
mh2i-wGs-I2w
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REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself
Zee the elephant.
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yv,Hos. ]. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

yuNHOS. j. FISHER & w., Aucilo1eerS
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE NO
IA, SITUATED ON h STREET. BETWEEN
THiKD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed, executed by the late Mrs. -
Sarah Hamilton. dated the 18th dag of April -
1871 and recorded in No. 649, folio 13l. of the
land records Washington county, in the District of
Columbia appointing the unde signed Trustee the
purposes forth, Will sell pablo auc-
ton in OF the premises to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. MAY EIGHTH, at fix O'CLOCK r.
NJ Lots numbered u and z, in X. n Halls recorded
subdivision OF square numbered seven hundred and
seventy -four (774 said Lots having front OF sixteen
feet each street northeast, between Sd and 3th
Streets and running back about 1872 feet TO Soot
alley.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash. balance In six
twelve and eighteen months for bearing Interest
and secured by deed of trust the property or an in
cash Mt the option of the purchaser. A deposit of
500 each lot will be required at the tune Of sale
liz the of sale are not complied with within seven
days from day of sale the property will be resold at
the risk and cost OF defaulng purchaser five days
notice in THE EVENING STAR. All conveyancinZ ct
purchasers cost
ap27-eo&ds THOMAS McGILH. Trustee.
A1-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC.
count of rain until "WEDNESDAY, MAY TWELFTH
same hour and place.
mys-d6ds THOMAS McGILL., Trustee
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FINE clam chowder lunch tonight at 1902 D
ID So. NV. j. III. Collins.
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VICTOR Fountain pens, gold mounted, 75c,
at Whitaker's.
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FINE clam chowder lunch tonight at 1902 D
ID So. NV. j. III. Collins.
BEAUTIFUL ZEPHYR, BoUCLE GINGHAMS,
GauZe SeersuckerS. AlbatrOSs and Nuns Veil
ing at Brodhead 81 Co.'S
On MONDAY Julius Lansburgh, 315 eth ST.,
will offer 5000 Smyrna Tapestry rugs and mats
at prices from % to 80 per cent less than asked
Tor the same goods elsewhere.
Our 80 90 Smyrna rugs, 1928.
Our $50 Z" As
Our $50 d" 2.2O
Our 2.15 =" 100.
Our 1.50 mats, 80.
Our 500 Administer rugs, $500.
Our 400 Tapestry 30.
Our as 1.65.
Our 1.65 LOO.
Our rs q" mats, 40.
Above prices for Monday only.
REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself.
Zee the elephant
VICTOR Fountain pens, gold mounted, 75c.,
at W hitaker's.
ELECTRIC WORK of all kinds done. ]. II.
kuehIing, 419 18th st. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

YTNHE TESTIMON IAL CONCERT THAT WAS TO
i have been given to Mr. r G. GILL. last night; IS
postponed account nf the incemency of the weather
until May 10, 1856. Ii
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AT THIS TINE have lightning rods repaired or
new ones j. III. kuehling.
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WINDOW SCREENS, all kinds. Moses Son.
HAVE plate and 100 cards printed, 81 80,
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HOUSEHOLD COMFORT.
Use Aladdin Security OIL
II Is known to be the safest and best oil
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ITO! FOR CABIN JOHNS BRIDGE
IL AND THE GREAT FALLS
ne steam packet Excelsior will make her first TRIP
FRIDAY, MAY :, a. O'CLOCK ~ NJ. sharp and
continue during the season on SUNDAY, MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY from the wharf, High
st. and Canal. my,-:3ts
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a MISSING BALTIMORE GIRL FOUND.-AbOut
two weeks ago Barbara kIump, aged 15iyears
disappeared from her home in Baltimore
since which time her brother has been search
ing tor her. The police authorities in this city
were notified, and this morning Detective Raff
found the girl in the house of Annie Miller at
$40 18th street. She was taken iii charge by
her brother and taken back to her home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

BUY five boxes 2oc. paper and envelopes and
get MikadO Autograph at Whitaker's.
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Aladdin Security Oil.

"The Oil for the ParlOr" ''The Oil for tb
Study" Best Household Oil in use cola
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her brother and taken back to her home
Don't USE IT.-Alcohol is used extensively In
the arts and is of great assistance TO the careful
housewife in removing grease stains from any
kind of cloth fabric. 1t acts by destroying the
Oil or grease, "cutting it, as IL is commonly
called. and this is why no preparation for the
the head. 1t destroys the natural oil, renders
the hair brash and liable to split and break of
on combing or brushing. II you want your
ance that always adorns the head OF beauty,
Use the improved CarbOline, deOdOriZed
extract of petroleum, the natural hair restorer
and dressing, made from petroleum, agreeably
perfumed and warranted TO cure all diseases of
the scalp and skin. Sold by all druggists.
TRANSFER OF VALUABLE REAL Estate
Capt. j. Il. Tracey and vile, Of Nashville, Tenn,
hylns t e"ne.udsd to x make this city their
schrnid, Tor their residence, the three
story and basement dwelling situated on the
west, formerly occupied by the French minis
ter. This property has about 5000 feet OF
parking on Its h and 10th street fronts.
GRAND EXCURSION TO CALIFoRNIA.-Thoma
Cook q Son, tourist and excursion agents, 261
advertising columns u grand excursion
70 California. leaving New York May
en- and ,S visiting Colorado Sal. Lake
via the Northern Pacific route, including the
Yellowstone park, St Paul, etc. Pullman cars
and everything first class at reduced fares. AID
dress them as above tor program.
ENGLISH BOOKS.-Thomas Bowling has now
on his shelves a fine lot OF English books They
Will be sold by catalogue, Tuesday evening,
18th inst, commencing Mt 7:3O O'Clock.
| ATTENTION is called to the card of the Ma
tional 1-aw and Trust company, which appears
| In another column. This company has lust or.
gained, and is something new In Washington,
but II Is evidently practical and will doubtless
prove d success. The gentlemen connected with
| this organization are worthy OF the confidence
| OF the people.
| To THE EDIToR.-Having seen q notice In
yesterdays STAR to the effect that eighteen
men sent by me to New York as car drivers
| had returned dissatisfied, would say from my
i certain knowledge, that there have only beer
i've men returned out OF eighty-six sent and
| two OF those were returned by the company and
the rest are all at work on regular cars and
satisfied. being the only represen tative OF the
| Third avenue railroad in this city, all agree
ments made by me to men will be carried ou
| by the company. ALBERT GLEASON.
| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-At
tention Is called 10 The sale OF that elegan
| three-story-and-basem brick residence No
| 14OS 31st Tor Congress- strict, West Washing
| ton, to be sold Monday, May 10th, 1885, Il
| front OF the premises, at $50 O'Clock .. M Thi
property Is very desirable. has all modern i'm
Rrovements, and should command the Atten
ton q ell N search o. . good home
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he record to date is as follows:
National League.

american Association.
Won lost
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BEAUTIFUL ZEPHYR, BoUCLE GINGHAMs,
GauZe SeersuckerS. AlbatrOSS and Nuns Veil
ing at Brodhead 81 Co.'S
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CITY AND DISTRICT

ARTISTIC MILKaAID STOOLS, CSC. Moses
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FEMALE PRISONERS IN THE POLICE COURT
The first prisoner arraigned before Judge Smell
this morning was Maggie Hawkins u cOlored
woman whom Officer Law arrested early this
morning at her service place on NJ street and
prevented her from attacking her employer
with hatchet. The court imposed fine of So
or fifteen days.-ROsc Beverly, q middle-aged
coiored woman, was arrested in South Wash
ngton by Officer Hutchinson, who testified that
Rose went into a mans kitchen this
morning and threw his furniture out
into the street. Five dollars or fif-
teen days." said the judge.-Mary Green
a coiored servant, was arraigned for borrowing
a dollar from Molly Beall without her permis-
sion. The judge ordered restitution and gave
her thirty days in Jail.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-10-22
An Accidental McafEur.

We clip the following from the New
York ChQper OF this week:
Pat Rooney and his company played il
Salem, n. j., October 18. While there he
met with an old friend i'll a very curious
manner. A number of years ago, when
he lived in birmingham, England, there
lived next door a family by the name OF
Whalin. The two families were much at
tached, and Mrs. Whalin was the special
f~ayorite of Pat, to whom she gave his first
lesson in the alphabet, and his first in
struction in writing. Some sixteen years
ago Pat anne To this country, and had not
heard from his neighbors since. Later,
the Whalins came over and settled in Sa-
lem, and on learning that the Pat Rooney
of pats Wardrobe was her neighbor Of
years ago, She sent her son to the hotel,
upon his arrival with an invitation to tea.
The meeting between the old friends was
said to be very affecting. 1t Is needless to
say that the Whalins occupied good seats
at the show that night.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-10-22
Anaryzing The Baking Powders.

Under the direction of the New York
State Board of Health, eighty-four differ
cnt kiisls OF baking powders, embracing
all the brands that could be found for Sale
in the State, were submitted to examina-
ton and analysis by Prof. G. 7. Chandler,
a Membersof the State Board and President
of the New York City Board of Health.
assisted bY Prof. Edward G. Love, The
well-knownlatc United States Government
chemist.
The official report shows that a large
number Of the powders examined Were
found to contain alum or lime; many Of
them to such al extent as to render them
seriously Objectionable for use in the pre-
paration Of human food.
Alum was found in twenty-ninc samples.
This drug is employed in baking powders
to cheaper their cost. The presence of
lime is attributed to ale impure cream OF
tartar Of commerce used in their manufac-
turo. Such cream sof tartar was also an
alyzed, and found to contain lime and other
impurities; in some samples to the extent
of 81 per cent. of their entire weight.
All the baking powders of the market.
with the single exception of Royal" (not
including the alum and phosphate powders,
| which We're longsince discarded as unsafe
or inefficient byprudent housekeepers) are
made from the impure cream of tartar OF
commerce, and consequently contain lime
| to a corresponding extent.
The ouly baking powdersyet found by
| chemical analysis to be entirely free from
lime and absolutely pure is the %''lsoyal.'
This perfect purity results from the exclu-
sive use Of cream of tartar specially re-
fined and prepared by patent processes of
| the n. Y. Tartar Co. which totally remov
the tartrate of lime and other Impurities,
| The cost Of this chemically purcs cream OF
tartar is much greater than any other, and
on account of this greater cost is used in
no baking powder but the Royal
Prof. Love, who made the analyses OF
baking powders for the New York State
Board ofIIealth as well as for the Govern,
ment, says of the purity and wholesome
ness of the Royal"
81 have tested a package of Royal Bak-
ing Powder which | purchased in the open
market, and find it composed Of pure ant
wholesome ingredients. 1t is a cream 0
tartar powder of 4 high degree of merit
and does not contain either alum or phos
pilates or any injurious substances.
L. G. LOVE, Pin D.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-10-22

Ocean County, this State, has upwards oi
s~l,Go0,90) invested in cranberry bogs.
q. q. Green's new barn and residence for bis
c9tchman nj Woodbury., viii cost $500.
A"Fisk Club" was organized on Friday
evening last, in Woodbury., withtwenty mem-
beers.
\ meeting of the Franklin Township sun
day School Association will be held in the NJ.
Il. church ri ffanklinviile this evening.
Gen. Clinton b. Fisk and VIM. II. Nicholson,
We're the speakers at the temperance mass
meeting held in Green's Opera House Wood
bury, yesterday.
The Woodbury. Library CO. Is arranging for
IA series of entertainments. one will be held
Thursday evening, Nov. nth, and one New
Years day and evening. The proceeds viii
be used entirely tor the purchase OF books.
The American Dredging Company have been
awarded the contract, at Is cents per cubic
foot, for dredging the channel in the Delaware
River, north Of Ridgway Park. There are over
$1,000 cubic feet 70 be removed, and the cost
viii exceed %9,GG0.
1he aItesian well being put down by Il syn
dictate OF Philadelphia and Atlantic city cap
i~talisis commenced to How on Monday. The
how occurred at noon, while The workngen
were at dinner. As the How was but slight
the driving was continued. Prof. Cook, the
State Geologist, gives II AZ his opinion thai
the water will rise ffty feet above the surface.
On Tuesday afternoon sheriff Williams. OF
Bridgeton, discovered That J. Jones, who Is
awaiting his removal to State Prison 10 serve
out Il five years sentence, had made an at
tempt al Jail breaking. lie had succeeded in
saving ono Of the bafso OF lie window and also
one OF The bars of his cell which be covered
with shoe backing. He was rurihered in this
work by Howard Shail another convict.
The citizens ii Bridgaton are contemplating
making a request for an Injunction 10 restrain
The erection Of the new Aotei on Laurel
street. The building Is being constructed two
feet outside The Iine Of the ssreef, and com
plant has already been lodged with the City
Council, but as five Of the member own stock
In the new hotel ii is feared that no action
viii be taken by that body.
The green bottle glass factories in Glonces-
ter counties, including Woodbury.. Glassboro.
Clayton and Wilnunsfcwn, which all have
idle so FAR this Fall, viii no. resume work inn
mediateIy, some OF them having already
lighted their fires. The terms upon which The
blowers have agreed to go to work are a re
duetion Of ! per cent. on last years wages,
that Is, Is per cent. on the %sixty-cent list, and
ne restriction as to the number OF apprenti-
ces. The strike had been against the employ
ment of any apprentices this year. Already
the effects ofidlencss has been seriously felt.
one year ago A.. II. Hamilton, proprietor OF
the Cape Ilorse, at Cape May, began boring
an artesian we'll. work progressed slowly but
steadily until six weeks ago, when Il depth OF
$50 feet was reached without Obtaining II sufli-
cient supply of water. Then the driil struck