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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

Mrs. Erminie A. Smith, President Of the
Esthetics, called on Chief Murphy yester-
day to say that the story in Fridays Jour
nal that her porter, Rosa, had. taken away
with him a quantity of her valuable dia-
monds and jewelry Was q journal fabrica-
ton. He got away with only $50 taken
from her pocket book.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

The popular Newark avenue grocer, D.
E. Cleary. who put in a bid to supply the
county institutions with groceries, is saitss
to have put in the lowest bid, and he win.
in all probability be awarded the contract.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

New YoRK, JAN s.-The annual report
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Association
for 1885, just made, shows the following
results: 1t has closed its books with $780,
This is more than ten millions greater than
1884. Ito assets have increased about
81, 000, 600, and surplus nearly So, COG, 000
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

For some time past there has been a
crazy colored woman in the County Jail.
Sac had no friends here, but inquiry
showed that the woman had relatives in
Lynchburg, Va. It was deemed cheaper
for the county to send her home than to
keep her here, and yesterday Turnkey Joe
Birmingham started for Lynchburg with
her
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
THE CIGLR MAKERS.
The Objects, Accomplishments and History
of the Jersey City Union.

The Objects, Accomplishments and History
of the Jersey City Union.
The Cigar Makers international Union
of America is an immense trades organiza-
ton in fact, one of the strongest in the
country, having, as it has, 245 branch
Unions in all parts of the United States and
Canada. and containing membership of
over Is, 000 The head Office is at Buffalo,
N. Y, and its presiding officer is Mr. A.
Strasser. The Union was organized in 1864
The Jersey City Union is branch of the
parent organization. It was organized
July 26, 1881, and is numbered 13l. The
objects of the Union are benevolent as we'll
as for labor purposes. To become men,
Der requires the payment of an initiation
fee of So, and an assessment of 20cents per
week is levied upon each member. If a
member is suspended from any cause what
ever for any length of time, Lis reinstate-
ment necessitates the payment by him Of
an additional initiation fee of SIS IT mem
Der is sick he receives SIS per week; if he
dies, his widow or heirs receive $50 In the
event of strike in the Union, each mem
Der receives from he Treasurer the sum of
81 q week No trouble has ever been expe-
rsenced in meeting these payments in the
event of q strike, as the treasury is amply
supplied wi funds. The Jersey City
Union belongs to the district of New York,
being one of ten subdivisions Of the pareat
organization in the five cities comprising
New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh, Ho-
boken, and this city, all of which sub
divisions are included in the district of
New York. The District Committee meets
every month for the purpose Of arbitrating
on any differences which may arise between
the subdivisions comprised in the district
and employers. The parent organization
has cigar-box stamp which is placed on
every box Of cigars made by the members,
and whit is known as the Co nmittee on
District Labels for Cigar Boxes meets every
Sunday in New York. The following is
CO.. of the labels issued by the Union:
UNIoN.MADE CIGARS
This certi6es That the Cigars contained in this
box have been made by FIRsT-oIAss WORKMAN,
a member OF the Cigar Makers international
Union OF America. organization opposed TO
inferior, ratshop, cootIE. PRISON. FILTHY
TENEMENT HOUSE WORKMANSHIP. Therefore we
out the world
All infringements upon this label will be punished
according to law.
A. SrRAssER, President,
9. IA. l. o., Of America
A new constitution for the United States
and Canada will 60 into effect during the
present month. The number Of members
belonging to the Jersey City Union is 55
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
4 Rin-sn arter prn,nised for mann.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-on Sunday, clear
ing, decidedly colder weather, with cold
wave, is indicated for the Middle Atlantic
States much colder weather and local
SHOWS in the lower lake region and warmer.
fair weather in the Gulf States.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
sndden Death of . prIest

WnKrsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 0.-Ths Rev.
Father John Dunn, pastor of the Church.
of the Sacred Heart at Plains, died sud
denly this afternoon of pneumonia, aged
3S years.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
Arresled for Forgert.


wArzRrowN, NsY., Jan. s.---wiiIiam Borrness.
Of Buffalo. was arrested here this Afternoon, for
forging check for ss25. purpornng to be drawn
on the First National Bank Of Trenton. New 5sa-
sey, by the Right Rev. r. y Ryan. 10 lie order Of
Rev. Father I, Mcqlenus Of this city. lie did nos
/ get the money.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
Judge Terhuae Dead.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. 9.-The
venerable John Terhune, aged % years and
months, died this morning He has been
in business here as printer and stationer
for about seventy years, and visited his
store nearly every day up to his DEATH
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
French Rete for tne Poor.

PARrs Jan 9.The fetes which are being be Id sn,.
behalf of the poor of Paris will culminate in =.
series of specaeles at The Opera house on the aeth
inst. showing the evolution Of The drama from
the first represent ation in Greece TO tho presen
time. The Rothsehilds have subscribed 10000
francs toward defrayiug preliminary expenses.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
WIZ PELoUsET BoLre
He Speaks, but VIII Not Say What He
Will Do.

He Speaks, but VIII Not Say What He
Will Do.
Major d. A. Peloubet was interviewed
last evening as to the statement that has
appeared in some of the State papers that
he had entered into bargain with the
Democrats by which he was to be elected
| Speaker by Democratic votes
The Major was very corteous, as be
always is.
81 will neither deny nor confirm any
such report" he said. Continuing he said
be did not know why he should be singled
out of all the Republicans in the House. :
ssWlll you go into caucus and vote for
Armstrong ?"
81 cannot say that will or will not"
"Will you vote in caucus for Corbin p
'Neither can | say that will or will not
do that"
"Well, suppose, Major, that you intend
to refuse to go into caucus Monday night
Would your refusal be based on general
principles 2
ST do not say that will refuse to go into
caucus; but if you mean by general prin-
ciples, objection to being bound by any
caucus, I will say that / am not very
favorably impressed with the idea of any
man or body of men telling another man
what he must do. And as to boiling the
caucus for any possible personal benefit /
may derive from my political opponents, I
say one thing, and that is that would
consider myself bigger fool than think
am to attempt a revolution wasn't sure of
accomplishing. Now, look here" con-
timed the Major, ssif somebody had said
that Peloubet had told him these things,
there would be something tangible to
which could make reply: but think land
think you will agree with me) it beneath
my dignity to make reply to a newspaper
statement, based on guess, made in the
course of possibly some lar room or parlor
conversation, that Major Peloubet would
do so and SO, and Tor that reason don't
propose to make any reply, either pro or
con. It may not be so, but would not be
surprised at all if the statement has gone
forth just as feeler as to what my real
intentions are.
MIDNIGHT. a meeting with his
Republican colleagues from Hudson county
tonight, the Major has concluded to go
into the Republican caucus and stand by
the nominees. ssfhe chances" said Mr..
Peloubet, fare now in favor of the nomin-
alton of CorbiD."
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10
Drawbaugh me PRIOR Inventor.
.Lgg AssOeialsa Rrs.s . &c Taiasr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Ia: the contest in tb
Patent Once between Eccard aud Drawbaugh 70
determine the question Of priority Of invention Of
the form OF telephone in use in the Signal Ohlce.
the Examiner has decided Brawba1eh to be the
prior inventor.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

4 Mr. NJ q q dernan, the Cor
responding and Recording Secretary,
whose portrai; is here given Mr.
Lederman is known throughout the organ
ization as one of the strongest advocates
Of labor ID the State no< only does he
Annually devote much Of bis spare time L
the interests Of the Union but he keeps !
sharp eye to thfir interests ~ W Il III tile
halls of the Lssis'Asug Il freAson, her
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

ana q meetlnS OF the
Union is held every
Monday evening at
s q clock, at No. 1886
Third street. The
officers Of the Union
are President, Mr..
IA. Haas Weep ri 5.
NJ IL Gleason; Cor.
and Rec Sec M. G..
Lederman Fin: Sec.
H. +. Trapper;
Treas. n. Hush ;
Sergt. at Arms. Ste
phen Houser Prob-
ably the most active
=. Axfy1,ox-, of - q
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questions, and am anxious for an oppor-
tunity to put myself right in the premises.
Let it be distinctly understood that will
make no recommendations to President
Cleveland unless that gentleman sends for
me and asks my advice. consider that
he did not treat me properly last summer,
q will not again offer him an oppor-
tu4.ty for "a repetition of that treatment.
s'But, Senator, have you not used your
influence 10 secure to Mr.. Gordon, of the
New Brunswick Times, the office Of
Marshal, and Is he not virtually booked for
that position now :"
Nothing of the kind have signed no
mans petition nor advocated any mans
claim. understand that Mr.. Gordons
petition is signed by the three Democratic
members of Congress from New Jersey, the
member of the National Committee and the
members of the Democratic State Commit
tee, besides BY most everybody OF any
consequence in the State of New Jersey.
1t that is the case he will likely be ap-
pointed without any additional advocacy
on my part.
lis your position the same In reference
to the appointment OF q .: 5. District
attorney to succeed MIR. keasby
'Well, yes. Almost every Democratic
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-10

A new constitution for the United States
and Canada will 90 into effect during the
present month. The number Of members
belonging to the Jersey City Union is 55
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

ne GaaaAfan Rae1ne AAaaSg
/ am tedaY selling rguHd tEip sockets
- the East s. Lown1 harg than waIe
ever befofe offered IL Heattla as o. Pa
aes Sound-THMEM MoErm LaAIT IL
walsh % rutaFn.
Exanrslonials eaa Nov bay tickets %
"a the C&MAD1AM RacUBc RA11wA1 at
50 f0t tbs fean4 tTip. Coed - seturn
FOX three muukha
Fhis inoiadsa 9 FEna1 Class Cokcu
With prl0iianna o. the maantlsont
SfMnrENa and bmNa Casa.
Parties ean 80 from Peri Moody .
Mentrsal without extra change e. cara.
either 6rsi o. second class. 0nly one
change 10 New York, Bss1Dn ard other
EaN1eFn painaa. B2 AMI OxHHa BoufH
Sra CuAnaas Ana NzcEsaAnH. All men,
hexs 81 ~ ". O. I. 9. sheald call %
ne md thNReby secure round tFip tiok-
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Canadinn Pacino has forced the prioes
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charged pEloF . th6iF eomi1R into The
feiA and nee goes tha opposition kEvE
DozzAns hwFFER Than TmKEa BnsE
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shape ~ abrasive ssaery - tha world.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

VIA kCs DAY kxn Nseaa - 1aers
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& E NfHn
IL last y ~ Press - a. set of
~ fee - airen d 1seaa1a - eNElk
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khan nnV osheF ana eoEE1ctaa &1tn ~
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ssn,enteE an6 po11ef thesa Wuz11 g
NJ. IaFlee 1t1 battIe z generally
YEA CT lost when the 80 jaroE : sNurn-
4nnH NREou.
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Republican Meetings.


LION KUGkNK CANFTK-n Ri
4 Il nasiscAa esa4i&AsR kar C0anes'lr.sn
frc1a she l,9essA Ceanrai nErsrl. ~
e9iaress - teeloe Sisrsz.s = - &C.,
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~ - ~ RclnEs - thslr resgecEive Rev.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

MFa. Fhmha Chealey, Petarsoa, Claw
Co. Iowa. tells the foli0wine ReaA.ks
be atory, TIE truth e which i F1nched
for b ire residents q tAe tagas = an
q yeAra cid. have heea trauAaaa with
kidney eomplaint and iamenesa r..
many geArss ccnla SEA dress ruyaetl
without helps New am iree fran Al
pain and egEsne9s. and an able % 60 al
my own hosaeWork. ] oWe ny thanks
90 Electric Attera FOR hsvipe received
ms Yoatt. and FeDate8 comp,ate1y 81
disease ana p4in.r Try q hoetis. oniy
So. a. A. =. SrrwAEras dFag s4oFs. a.
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Dee MNeAezl. ~ Asr~sssa ~
hctlEss. utl asii an Sararaas. &c.,
n ~ 3 e'cteeA =. - a 0St3aassl
h4aAte. - e SsFs Ore EaFussarH. 80.
slaline u FAse u &ailA walnaa unazese
top ee& feera sasteS ua1nSf ehs .snssss
NAiaet saAif< teapeea ekee2en a..
hitehea sAeieA sasEsors rassaFea ena
saheR RaasAA os1a
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A CArrAINa FenEgNATE nssooV.

Cart Coieman. sohr. Weyussafh. nv.
Inc Between Atlanta CITY ana N. H..
has bern tfoabled WITH . ecngh % thai
% tfy DE-. htaR,s New Discovery Tor
CenSumption- Il me- only gave him
inssaHt relief. hnt alaayed lie exsrsms
soreness In hia hreaNk hts ahilarsn
we're similarly Aaeetea. and . sinrie
duee had The same hAppy e&est Dr..
Xmas New Discovery : nov aha asan-
aaFd remedy in the Cesecuan haasehaid
and ea boaFd ne schooner. Free Trial
Bottlea q tAis standard remeay e A. III
SrKWAKxa DRUG Store Az
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- ~ NA24F ANaAA48stilA4 ~ 84A4AA
AID MExgRA.
nound trip 46E. Ers1 aIass. ExsaE1isn
train gil fa4s1 Nuf1Iand Ahufe.1Y, ocEr.
ienahal 9osh and Friday, 0slooz l6ta.
Ifekata coed . rasakn any time Wishzn
ainafg days. TITS = the iewsas ECund
tEip rate sEaf made fKsm PuNe1 Sgan9
and Il - hope3 lAa1 everybody va ca
wiil avail fhamasis1s 8 t. AL who
Nag wiah 90 mstand eha W. O. T. &. con
s4aGion. hasa a Minnespoiia from o.
tal,1s I'D % Estb, vii have aDpia tine
g sisit ~ faF EAsA
First ciazs Paliman drAWin9 F1ca
sIaansna ears. run Eia the MoEthaxn Pa
esf8. thFounh from Rnrtland g s.. PAM
uiEhcut chaARs. Parties deserves q 80
ine Enst can obtain Valnahle ini0rna-
tea b. applgfnG - a. CazEEmna,
TIokes AR9na, cornsF III Ana ConmsF.
eiai streets. 8tastia. ". 7. s8 ~
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The Last Chance
10 suT waTR FRsETarE e.
alnTT CAT al RElsoE-
lBLE PslcEs.
81 TO s. per front foot
WE HAyn nEEN AFPonErED
"LLDD'g ADDITION /"

70 lie city q seastie. which comprzsss
lnlz 4. : and 5 e 1ecdoa =. and los i $50
tan Is. 1aHNfEle 8 nuz4A EanEe s eaak
neAr SMITHS toFes and We are authlEsd
% sal ths aarne Tea frcm 81 - 81 peri runk
t1ot e. Allio1t Bay. and rrom IS 70 SIS
peE lot Hut w4fer rontaEa.
las = - L4r tHe cheapesf rrODerly in
lad onf a1curdinR % lhe tnpaTraphy a
the Eruund-
Parties investing in his rrupsrtT nov
cannot halp o1t make money.
TERaGs-so rE1 cRAr noNss, AScE
IN 5. 8 AND ~ N0ATzas, Al ~ FKRGxS1
Title. Q. 5. patent % ". s. IAdd he
k'orcaaa mllionalze h4nke<. NaEraE1I
dcsa fxom Lagla and wife % Geo. b. Klf.
tlnRer. Plated ~ KiftnFsr. who VA
give warranty deed. NO aETrka TrrLz
ON RAHTH.
A feW hloeAs. naiy. foE $50 e thsss
prices and - theze taruA
Suppase you huF bicck ~ $50 o. &goe.
A0u pay - pr cent cawna tpwi& 50 az
As eoon So ne Se1Itie. Lake ehore and
kas1eEn railway commenco work your
block VII - Wuflh several thcusan1 acl-
Lara lea thcreeT risk . fsw doilAEa %
make q atAEn
DO not huy this propertv an you ana
cut prices q ad1oinlnE property, and Il
the prise aSked ~ ~ Il not 3 per cent
la9a than yon CA 81 othef prOpeEGy "a.
JoAninG. Or in that vicinity. Ne VIII make
you q pkesenr q block. Try Il and Sc.
We shAat positively WlEharaw shls adli-
tan trom the market a rheae rrfeaa.
whan cAp-third q L i sold. IaEsR ARR
ouk INSTRUCTIONS.
n. Rive hereby ofler and have pur.
cAAeeEs ter every acre Of land within enc
kalf mile a this 4aaition. n any aireo-
tion. - $50 per AGRA.
G. G. PAIMMEY q CO.,
James street
au6dw Opposite Occldsntal Hotel.
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Tie Best aalVe II he World tor Cats.
Bruises. eazaa. Ulcers. Salt Rhsum, "a
vas sores. Ietaar. Chapped Han1a. Chii.
biaina. Germs and eli Skin Eraptions.
and positively cures Pisa e no pag
reqairat i Is 1uaraniead . give pog-
feat 81 afaelioM, o. moueY Eefmndnd.
Prise 8 cents per hax. For maa b. A.
Il. SrwwanT A.
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f.reehgteriaa Church. corner e Third
and AAaisoa srrcetN Rev. y. q. StranRa
pA4tNls- ctf*lsca ~ II a. IA and I ~ d N
tnulQsroW. SABBATH 8choul a lss8 = -.
tulng reopieh prayer and prAiee sNFvice
a -, y N seats frea; eoma and We.
corna.
TIE Presbyterian SAhhath SeAeoi n
sls.liawn faeees IN tho AaErisea cAaPel a.
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lisa arrived a ?. J. Lam & Ca a
fail tine a ladies. ualzsas' ana chiid-
ren's ane fteacA and Caracoa hid shoes
g every style. Also raeaeFa q every
dstefipttoa. Carner freai and lama
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Fsrsa-Thas hs nsw fAns EssrofaIly izto
H. ezasatiuna1 Eyas e N1NertiElnE ~
cently alsopted b sAs eommtmiaA mea e
seunna--I Aaa aurinx ~ pmst fsw yeara
- kas handlaa and SID Ea1y h1nGrees
q tons e Wkiea river Ard o1Aer hAE. Al
e wktnA Wa rAaana mn1 czaan. and a,so
Haro O. baGa thwzsMn9B ef tens a. ERala.
H1ur Mn& t1s9. beth god and eth4FWaNA
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TAILoRs WANTED.

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Rooms GO Let.

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II oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE N
~ North Seattle.
Los sad hlocks for sale in D. 7. Dsn.
ny's frs1 second. third, fourth. ana and
sixth Additions.
Lets and blocks for sale Ia D. I. Dsn-
uyis PARK addition.
Lots and klocks fer sale IN d. I. Den
ny'8 East P4rk addition
Lots sad blocks for sale IN Mob Hil1.
Lots aa1 blocks for sais IN Green's 81
Lets and blocks for sale IN various pArss
Of the cSsy.
Farm lands in King and skagiseozntfss
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The So of M I sc II d Is norfh
xAnge 5 est 90 aeresl a. 50 par acre.
IN l0s in NE sec II. % 7snogth, ranrs
4 east. Il acres. $50 per acre: funurovs1
Lot 4. block 81. Tern addition. So.
a me house and lot IN d. I. Denny's
6ftb addition. Sr3s0.
Nos. I and !. hook s Eden addition. SIN
Al q block a eden addition. q g.
for corners A1d So for inside tosR.
LOIS ard 2 haoek 81 .. I. Dsnnxs erst
addiEas. $50
WANTKn
Properly IN 81 parts ef TIE clty and
M.ssy . loaa ea improved oiiy a.a
farm prspertg-
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Housss for rat ana fa- sasa
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Taxes pad Tor nca-Eeaidszx parsles
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