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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29
MIsCELLANEOUS

IITANTED-ACTINE PARTNER WITH sl0OJ IT,
~ tax, interest An ILanufscturiug blsin1s- "a %
al annual prstt 0i $3.50. = +. Baton, Pear
Il
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lesson termsu E-frOr. Address Nlas II.
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slrANTE -INMEU. IeLY. - ,sJOD HOUSES
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Gents, if you want TO look
stylish. call at the exclusive
ailoring establishment. Fan
cy Nestirgs are all the style
cents full dress are made u
The very latest Of fashions
Suitings S25 and up. Painting
50 and up.
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FOR REgT HOU6Es.

no RENT DWFllIN1 HOUSE, SO sss Gre,
/ ceii aye and io Coll ave aiso store Ne.
-0u,h IlFl-ions r., ana foons lof EMAIL iai1i.le'
r. J.. and + II. &. IuleT. POS Isual-kl
II NANrED no RENT HOUSE on ABOi
W rooms in good location. Address 4.
Ie-alraIl Inr.II I
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I OsT-A COLI WATCH CHARM WITH blaze
II stone setting pn uue side heac cli in. on th'
ufuer SIDE Z. pHi. .o.. vith fhe mon gran y
~ Ihe l-der IS e. -u tably reear-cd b.
.eAF DIX .H r b. ar fne .i-uf tilti1F
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"a ~sT frr--err fsr frefr 7ir re-p< .sr<s h
A-zaEsas sr11 Lexee ed ra~f s-xs aFs ~
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saae -r f-fts1Fe 1raslt~ ufes go
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COR RENT-A SPLENDID SUIT -FOUR HOUsE.
j Keeping rooms win ba q and soft water on
ground floor. f0I SO per month Inquire OF Mf,
Dwight Brooks - aud 81 \ Dlyision-st
TO T-FURNIsHFD ROOMS FOR sIN6I r
| gentlemen also suit of uuiIrDishcd rooms H.
block 30. 2su Na.erlLO 81 jOnn Moran, JF., j. 5
Csnal-st.
fpO KENT-SUIT OF4 ROOMS 2ts CRESCENT
4 ave. suitable for bOusekle $3.50 pof
month. Apply a. above address. A. +. TcTpel.
ming.
IiOR KENT-FRONT ROOM Oh GROUND
/ hoor with frsi cla.s board. .uifRble for three
gentlemen. Apply AT Hatch place. cor. DKls.o-
and LyOn.sis. II
NOR RENTING SUITS or LIVING ROOMS
L one suit OF Office rooms, aud two furnished
roOms with steam heat, Imnen blk. al Monroe-s
III
VCANTED-THREE OR -FOUR FURN1tHED or
" UNFINISHED rooms Oh ground ioor. suitable
tor housekeeping. Rent not 10 exceed sis pc:
month. Address, STAT ng location aud terms
Bumbam, Ielesram-ilerald ofice.
NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT on ALPINE
i ave. az a great sacrifice on easy terms, good
reasons Tor selling. Inquire a. No. II Stocking -
COR RENT-kOOMs ONER MEI15 a %.
L store, new and clean steam heated Is
rORKENT PLEASANT ROOMS FURNISHED.
L with or without board. ln private family
single gentlemen preferred Peasant ioCsl1Fy
nood home apply a. Fast Biid2'-A
LiOK RENT -ELEGANT FURNISHED Rooms
j Tor single gei tcuan, steam heated. fronting
Monroe SIC. call from - 2. IL.
room 81, Porte. block. over Swetiald Bros 3 .
IL IANTED-sERNICEs AID 20 KENT ~
W neat and thoroughly reliable couple or small
i6nlly. without children iOr t"o or more roolns.
Can pay rent IN part b. services Also for rent b
desirable house Apply At corasr Cresc-nt-avs
and B0stwick 81. It
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I she,cOn-st. Inquire Oh the Dreulsss 81
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OITY BAKEHv AID CONFECTIONERY j..
= 5rHudTlls-ave. RcggiaT trade golcitel.
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COMMISSION. 2 J. LAkB L CO.. Who'll
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
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FIRE AND LIB INSURANCE
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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

BARRIERS who are the possessors of worn
out hair brushes are not aware perhaps of
their value, for very worthy young lady
in Newark seems to have found q use for
them, as she takes the old handles, re-
moves the old and worn out bristles, cleans
the handle and puts in new bristies, max
ing them equal to new for one half the
cost. She has already secured quite trade
in Newark and vicinity and has given en-
brushes will please save them, as she will
call on you personally during tho Winter
She will pay five cents each for handles or
will make them up for low price.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
ELETA2E THE TRACKS.
VIII the City Authorities Take Action e
Does she n. n. Ce.gFavor thc Ideae

VIII the City Authorities Take Action e.
Does she n. n. Ce.gFavor shc Ideas
The various articles which have ap-
peared in the TArrLER during the past
month on the question of elevating the
tracks have att, asted the attention of Cor
poration Counsel Blair, and that official
will no doubt act shortly by calling the
attention of the Boards to the matter, and
it is not at all improbable that the Boards
themselves may act, without any recon-
mendation by the Corporation Counsel
It was learned yesterday that the Lorillards
and several other manufacturing estab-
lishments north of the Pennsylvania
Railroad will oppose the raising of the
tracks unless they be- elevated clear to the
ferry. in which event they will heartily
recommend the enterprise. Their opposi-
ton would become active against the
scheme if, for instance, the tracks should
be elevated down to Henderson street, and
bridges erected across the tracks at the
street crossings east OF Newark avenue.
81 imagine, said Mr.. George w. Clerihew
to reporter last evening. 'that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company is behind the
undertaking itself Why? Principally
because" (holding up a copy of the JournaD
ssthis thing is nothing but the railroad,
anyhow"
About 1900 names have been signed to
the three petitions requesting the Com
pany to elevate the tracks, They can be
found by all who want to add their names
at Justice Warren's office. 331 Grove street,
Geo. w. Clerihew's clothing establishment
on Newark avenue, and Frank i. Clark'f
49, .@t
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
Killed I'D Demarest.

The fast express, from Nyack on the
Northern Railroad of New Jersey struck
and instantly killed John Huyler, of Clos.
ter, at the highway crossing above Demar-
est,N.J., yesterday morning at 1858 o'clock.
When the train rounded the curve above
the crossing the station agent saw Mr..
Huyler driving towards the track evidently
oblivious of his danger. and made an effort
to stop him, bat was too late, for he drove
upon the trsck immediately in front of the
train. The carriage was carried away
leaving the horse free to escape. Mr.. Huy.
Ter was between seventy and eighty years
of age, and somewhat deaf.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

BosroN, Sept. 1.-THE tanners and cur
riers of Boston, Woburn and other manu-
featuring places had secret meeting to-
the manufacturers claim that the action of
the Knights of Labor is running their busi-
ness. No definite action was taken at to-
days meeting, but the general tone Of all
the manufacturers was towards closing up
their concerns on the first of next month
This proposed action has caused consider.
able excitement in the leather districts.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
ENTERTAINMENT.

One Of the most enjoyable of musicales was held
last Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr..
Alfred B. Costello, 6S Cottage street. the Heights
Every invited guest had his her repertoire full
of instrumental vocal music, Rotations.
The exercises Of several participants were Of the
highest order, and would have been . credit to
professionals. Wit seemed to hold sway over the
meeting especially at the neat little repast. pre-
sided by the Misses Lizzie and Agnes Costello,
which helped the company to continue their
enjoyment until after midnight.
The biggest sales put upon record for ladies
handkerchiefs have just passed. None can beat it.
1t was truly gala week for these goods We've
got some Of them for you, ladies. Baron, 6 New
ark avenue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
NC Mnlley noys Luck.

wmKssBARRE, Pa, Sept. 11.-Dr. A. p.
Malley. brother Of one of the Malley
young men who figured in the Jennie
Cramer case at New Haven, Conn.,, was
arrested here recently at the instance of
the Prudential l. 70 Insurance Company.
Of Newark, N. ~, charged with conspiracy
70 defrand that company by issuing fraudu-
lent death certificates. The Grand Jury
to-day acquitted the accused.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
teronimo,s sarrender Uncondisienal

PAINTED CAVE, Tex, Sept. 11.-Yest
day morning special train passed here
with Geronimo and other Apaches In
charge of Captain Lawton, Lieutenants
smith, Walsh and Brown, of the Fourth
United States Cavalry, and DIR. Wood,
Surgeon and First Lieutenant of the Tenth
Infantry. Twenty-eight non-commissioned
officers and privates made up the gusrd.
Captain Lawton, being interviewed, said
that Geronimo surrendered himself after
being forced to ask quarters by Gen. Miles,
and that the surrender was unconditional.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

TOLEDO, Sept. 1.-THE body of woman
packed in hay in a trunk arrived at the
Lake Erie depot to-day. E. Wilson,
school teacher from ITHACA, Ohio, was ar
rested when he ipresented the check for
the trunk. He refused to talk.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
Attempsed Pet.sning I'D Elemingto,

NEwARK, Sept. l1.-An attempt was
made yesterday to poison the entire family
of Jacob Schlopper, farmer living near
Remington. During Thursday night some
person entered the Kitchen and placed q
handful of Paris green in the coffee pot.
The entire household, consisting of over a
dozen persons; partook of the drink made
in the vessel No one died.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
A Mission Of Peace.

BERLIN, Sept. 11.-Prince Williams mis-
sion to the Gar at Litowsk is connected
with the maintenance of friendly rela-
tons between Austria and Russia. He is
charged to ask the Gar to abstain for the
present from sending military envoysto
Bulgaria in Difference to the repugnance of
Austria to permit special governing by a
Russian representative at Sofia.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

Erie Council, Order of United Friends,
will go on grand excursion to Shohola
Glen to-day. Two sections of the train
will leave the Erie Railway depot at 7:45
and O'Clock. Excursion tickets, ST.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
One Bow Kills Anolher.

LONDON, Ont, Sept 11.--To-day, Will,
playing loaded revolver, ten-year
old lad named George Lewis accidentally
shot and killed George Bruce, aged five
years.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
Edmunds Unptares verunsnt.

MoNrpEI1ER. Sept. 1.-THE representa-
tives elected are divided, politically, as
follows: Kdmunds Republicans, 1856; anti
Edmunds Republicans, 6; atraight Repub-
licans, As; Prohibition Republicans. q
straight Democrats, 90; Edmunds Demo
Gratis, T. In two towns, sheffield and
Granville, no representatives were elected.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

PHrLADELrnIA. Sept. 11.-while VIM H.
Robson, runner for the Bank of the Re
public, was riding on the rear platform OF
str eet car between one and two o'clock
this afternoon he lost his bank wallet con-
tanning 50. $50 in cash and checks amount
ing to 81. 1874. Robson expresses the be-
lief that the wallet slipped out of his
pocket while sitting on the dasher of the
aaP
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
RaIl oil sd. patrfcx,s Alliance.

Branch No. / of st. Patrick's Alliance
will give ball on the evening Of November
9Th at Cooper's Hall. The members are
making grand preparations, and pleasant
time is anticipated
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

WINNIPEG, Man.. Sept. liza Canadian
Pacific freight train ran into large bowl
DER, near Port Portage yesterday. The
engine and four cars were wrecked anG
Conductor Helfferan and the fireman
killed.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
JOS. WARREN, AUCTIONEER
WILL sEI,L, ON

y WILL SELL, ON
MONDAY, SEPT. 90. at p. M. on the premises the
FINE TENEMENT PROPERTY
On the Southwest Corner of CENTRAL and LAID
LAW AYES, JERSEY CITY,
consisting Of over four lots of ground and houses
thereon. Nos. 93 and 95 Central avenue contain
double 4story building with two stores and dwell
ings; size of lots 5S.Sx100. There is grocery and
liquor store on corner, doing fine business. No.
1913 Laidlaw avenue contains two buildings, one in
front and one in rear lot 24xl24. No. 125 Laidlaw
avenue contains q tx story frame dwelling and
also frame house In rear lot 24x129 feet. Central
avenue 10 the principal business street the Hill
Streets paved and severed and all improvements
made. Tn owner Of this property resides in Eu.
rope, and has sent instructions to SELL regardless
of value. to the highest bidder. For further par
ticularn, inquire of JOS WARREN, Auctioneer. S81
Grove street. or of MARTIN LOGAN, No. Mont
gomery street and 934 Summit avenue, Jersey City.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
en- Empires vis,,s an Actress.

LONDON, Sept. The Empress of Aus
tria, accompanied by Archduchess Valeris.
has visited Charlotte Walter, the tragedi-
enne of the Burg Theatre, at her Summer
residence in Weissenbach on the Alterses.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
The Champious nd - Crosse.

New YORK. Sept. 1.-The New York
La Crosse club won the championship of
the United States at Staten Island, this
afternoon
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
The Police 10 Parade.

Chief of Police Murphy and thirty-two
policemen will participate in the police
mems parade in Philadelphia October z.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

McKMGHr.-In this city, on the 18th inst. Ellen,
the beloved wife of James W. Mcknight, in the
thirty seventh year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, 357 Montgom-
cry street, Monday at IN. NJ.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
A Hudson Wheeiman Hurt.

New YoRK, Sept. 11.-At the meet of the
Harlem wheelm en- to-day, E. M. Smith of
Jersey City, had bad fall from his bicycle.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
Blaine closes the Maine Campaign.

GARDINER, Me-, Sept. 1.-The last rally
of the Republican campaign in the State
was held in the spacious coliseum in this
place tonight. Mr.. Blaine made another
speech OH the tariff
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

LONDON, Sept. ii. = Cummings beat
George in four-mile run at Preston to-
day.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
BOOTS and SHOES.
81 Newark Ave. 81


Is DESTROYS of informing his GUS
toners and the public in general
that he is prepared to fit them all
with fine assortment of FALL
and WINTER SHOES. A full
line of CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOES at reasonable prices. A
good fit secured to all. We have
few job lots of SUMMER
SHOES, which we will sell at a
reduced price. All goods marked
in plain figures. One price to
all. Our goods are warranted,
and satisfaction is guaranteed.
A full line of BAY STATE
SHOES.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12

SUNDAY TAr11nR OFFICE, 50 MONTGOMERY ST.,
JERSEY CRY. Juyilo.
70 The Lawyers Of Jersey City,
Lawyers Jersey City believe that with an Office prop
ery equipped Printing large run that
class Of BUSINESS with that have fitted ourselves
especially for Law Work Having So to our legal
friends know that position them been
already with preparation of some Of the most important
brought the recent case
alone running through 1900 pages with end of abued
and without egosm say given perfect
faction.
But there yet gentlemen profession expected
patronage DUE probably to
the that they know that all awwork
first class STYLE expedousy printers the city, and
reasonably than most of Them and the purpose this card
is to let them know that
We print the best Of law paper with the Of type and
tout which possible Gamble found t
shortest notice and at the lowest prices friends the pro-
essonand it to them write specially nowwi give
sure with the result
THE SUNDAY rrATTI Err
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-14
nsamu1s 70 Afr1IaArk raE ar
VAtIoH.

Wien the hnsPsee al an iDfu sniiAi
EAsen iy1rnAl lac the PhiiAdelPhis
les iii \ -<s tl< fsst uiAt tlresr arc
psopls in that cUSnHy Capable Of HP-
rrsci stinx th- diSuuIL situation touching
the question VI CLis-e LsaienuSn on
Abe Pacific Coast. LkeR Is rNom for
AoPe that the liSkt BY which they are
illuminated may yet 'hed its rays upon
$40 great mASs Of people Of the Est.
Ih. Press in an eltoEiL says:
!''oue Of the Prineiral causes which
have aroused renewed hostility to he
chinese on the Pacific Coast is tie lax
jty ~ith which the present immigration
lA~ has been enforced Careful inquiry
AilI Investigation ShOTs that the mum
Ler II MopgoIlAnE u increasing ia that
neisLkorhood, notwithstanding the NJ
A1IiulTe LII. assures Of LhsA- IL is eTi.
dent that tn re are HrTerAl phases to
this Chinese questiua which n great
majority of the American people have
lot taken tune q appreLeud. The
States concern i arc 81 far removed,
aud tie danger from immigration APP
,-ar-d 70 remote, thai 1t has been d.f-
hcult Ia awaken the popular interest in
the matter. Most of those who consid-
cred the subject viewed it in tie bn-A
lIgLi Of humanity. 1t nsed only to
lie made plain. however, that the Brit
i>h merchants Of Hong Kong. or ANY
merchants. ale pro6t:nS il this trade III
chinese emigration. aud uSins their ILL
gotten gains g. corrupt cEtom house
U.dcisis and to violate the treaty stipu-
~IAiious. to cause n revolution III public
Opinion ON this question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-14
A A AvowAL.

In his special message to the Senate
PrsIuent Cleveland says: IL has been
rlaimsd that the present Executive hay-
it.y pledged himself not to remove Of
IDEALS except for Cause the fact Of their
E~n-l-snsirn implies such misconduct on
th- part of the suspended officials as ill.,
juTe. his character and reputation, and
th.re!1re the Senate should Review tue
eaNe for his ~YiudIcation. l have said
that certain officials should not, in my
yop:niup. he removed during the cOntin-
nAueS of the term for which they were
appointed, Loiely for the purpose Of put
tiDs in their pieces thOs- III political al
nllAtion with the appointing power. AMI
tins declaration aRS Immediately fol-
lO~eI by Gdescrirtiou OF official patti
EAnsh.P, which does not entitle those Ill
whom II VAS exhibited 10 consideration.
il is not apparent how an adherence to
The cuHrEe thus announced carries with
IL the consequences described. II III
any j gree the suggestion Is worthy OF
consideration, il IL 10 lie hoped that
there may be n defense against unjust
Suspensions, in justice t. the Executive.
livery Pl dye which l have made by
wLich | have placed lImit"i. - upon
my exercise OF the Executive power has
been faithfully redeemed. OF course,
.the PrrtenSe is not put forth that no
mistakes havs been copmittcd, but not
suspension has been made except
when it appeared to my satisfaction
that the public Welfare c0nld b" improv.
ed thepeby. Many Implications for sus-
pensions have been denied. aud an adj
hrrenee to the rule laid down to govern
my actions ms TO such Suspensions has
'"uNed much irritation and importantly
on the part OF those Who hayr insisted
On more changes IN GScc. The pledge.
] have made were made to the people.
and 10 them am responsible for the
manner in which they bLye been re.
deemed. GIN no; responsible to the
Senate. and I AN unwilling to submit
Lhy actions and Official conduct to them
FOR Judgment.
There is no grounds for the allegation
that fear of being found false to my pro-
LESSONS influences me in declining to
submit to the demands OF the Senate.
have not constantly refused TO sus
ltpl officials md thus incurred the dis
pleasure Of polHisal friends, and yet
Eilfully broken faith with the people for
the sake of being false to them. Neither
&. d~iscontent Of my party friends nor
the allurements constantly offered OF
combinations OF apPointecs. condition.
ed upon the Avowal that suspensions
bHye been made OH party grounds alone
nor the threat proposed in the rcsolu-
tions nov before the Senate that M
combinations will be made unless th
demands Of that body be complied with
hre sufficient 10 discourage or deter M,
from following in the way which l an,
convinced leads TO a better government
for the people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-14
Senator Fair at Work.

Virginia Chronicle: In n letter to ,
friend in this city. Senator Fair say,
that his delay in reaching the Nationa
Capital did not prove in any way delri
mental 70 the interests Of Nevada. Sine
be has taken his seat the Senator ha
devoted his whole attention to the in
tsrest, Of the Pacific Coast. and il no,
getting matters in q satisfactory shnp,
for favorable legislation on tIe silr.
question, tho restoration Of the riail sci
vice 70 the old schedule Hne betwee,
points where II bad been cprtailed, an,
for the re.opcniDg Of the Carson Mint
Tho Senator will visit the Coms,ocl
during the May recess.