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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-08-23
NOTICE..

The next regular meeting of Williams
port Farmers Alliance will be held at
Williamsport schoolhouse on Saturday
evening, Sept. Z. The officers for the
next SIX mouths will then be elected
JOHN F. GEL, Secy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-08-23

Any light work left at Williamsport
postoffice will be taken by the mail
carrier free to Robert Buchanans shop
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
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District Judge.

At the Sixth Judicial District Conven
tion held in Mandan, Saturday, Mr.. W.
| H. Winchester was nominated as the Re
publican candidate for Judge.
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First publication, Aug. 16-Last, Sept. 90
Notice of Pre.emDtiOn Final Pra0f

T AND OFFICE at Aberdeen, Oak, August 10,
lAlSS0.-Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make presumption proof IN support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the clerk of the district court at Williamsport.
Dnk., on October |, 1889, viz:
MARIANA BRANNAGEL,
D. S. No. 8040, for lots and and e. Il of n. W.
Il section 8, township 129, range rs. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
Bartel Keller, Kasper Keller. Anthony Wentz,
Egnads Reinbold-all of Thule P. O., Oak.
N. II. HARMS, Register.
Chas Mitschrich Attorney.
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First publication Aug. 23-Last Sept. 81.
NNtiCa 0f III 0nl aS ~ cad EInAl Er0OG

Notice Of III Hom est tead Final Proof.
7 AND OFFICE at Bismarck, D. IT,, August
LEO, ]SS9.--Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has fled notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the judge, or i'll his absence before the clerk of
the district COURT at his Office in Willamspori
Oak, on Oct. 7, 1889, viz
GEouGE DOuauERTY,
Forthe W. il of 8. e. u and g. u Of 3. w. u, see
tion 26, township 1856 north, range 76 west. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: John BlulSc. Stephen A. Hawkes.,
Herbert d. Connor, 4. H. Thistethwaite--al OF
Williamsport, D. T. OSCAR e. REA, Register.
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State Central Committee.

The following State Central Commit
tee--one from each senatorial district
wasschoscn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

W a. AAASnAlsS
Chairman Co, Kep. Cent. Com.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
OTHER NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

ORANGE.-The Rev. DR.. J. f. Rankin, president
elect Of Howard University Of Washington, closed his
pasoratc Of the Orange Valley Congregational Church
Sunday and Yesterday afternoon started for Wash
ington 10 assume the duties Of his new Office
Dr. Rankin has been pastor Of the church for the last
five years. ON Friday evening his people presented
to him fine etching and a set Of solid silverwarc.
. The annual New Years Eve ball given at
Walnut Gate, the handsome country home Of Henry
4. Page, president Of the Essex County Country
Club, Will be held tonight.
NEW-BRUNSWICK.-CO Counsel for J. II. COnger, the
Republican, who is contestng the Office Of County
Clerk, the ground Of gross fraud in the Sixth
Ward, yesterday presented to Judge Scuddcr a state
ment Of the ease to be given To the supreme Court
at the February term, for its decision on the CON
stitutiOnality the act under which the contest j.
brought. Judge Scuddcr doubts the cOnstittonality
Of the law, and therefore refuses 10 decide the
though there is doubt that the baotbOx was
stuffed.
UNION IIlLL.-William Bermes, the eighteen year
old son Of Daniel Bermcs, the wealthy brewer denied
yesterday that he married 10 Miss Lena IIimon.
daughter OF the proprietor Of Military Hall.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.


Court Germania. No. 7.555, Ancient Order Of For
cSters of America. is said to be the only German
court of the order in this city, The following officer
Of the court have just been elected Chief ranger
H. Mayer sub-cdef ranger A. c. Klene: treasurer
c. Miller, jr, and secretary, c. Kltsch. The newly
elected officer, will be publicly installed at the lodge
rooms No. lG1 East one hundred and twenty ifth-st.
on Janua 10.
The LOtos Social Club will hold its nfth annual bal
at Association Hail. Fourth ave. and one hundred
twenty-nntlst., on January II. The following ar
the present officers Of the club who vii! have the
management Of the entertainment: President William
Cotrc: vice-prcsdent, y. VI. Dennis secretary, Pctci
A. Murphy: financial secretary, Henry Ncwberscr
treasurer Thomas Carey. and sergeant arms Charlie
Britcll.
The Happy Four will give an reception at West
End Hall on January -, aud the affair promises to
be an enjoyable one
The fifth annual reception Of the Association OF
Veteran Firemcu Will be held in the Harlem Opera
House January -.
Mis-, Emma i. stacey. who is we'll known as a
musical composer and teacher will give concert ana
reception at Association Hail. one hundred and
twenty ninth st. and FOurh-aVc., on January II.
The Robert l.. Walsh Association will hold its an
nual ball at Eiscr's West SIDE Assembly Rooms on
January 22
The annual ball Of the Nonparcil Rowing Club will
be held in the Central Turn Ncrcn Hall In East Sixty
Sevcnth-st on January -.
The annual entertainment and reception OF Manhat-
tan Council No l., Legion Oi Justice, Will take place
at West End Hall on January 20.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.


Statements having been made public In regard TO
the feeling caused in ST. stephens Episcopal Church
because the Rev. DR.. :. Pelham Williams, who be
came its rector last spring had abolished the sunday
school, DR.. Williams said yesterday that he did away
with the school in July, and had never had sunday
school in any OF his parishes. lie added: sunday
schools are benefit TO Christianity, and should be
abolished. They places which children attend
they bribed, by fairs entertainments ana
presents. There IS no provision In the Protestant
Episcopal Praycr-3ook for Sunday schools. and all
the teaching Of children must be done by the priest
Much mischief is done In sunday schools by incom-
pctent teachers and by their ignorance. IL Is an
Injustice TO childnnS souls 10 cntrust them TO tho
care Of persons who have had any training Tor
the work. / have started a caechlsn class, ana
catechiSe the children every sunday, thus adding 10
my labOrs, but believe il to be the right mctl0d'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
"A TROUBLESOME TRENCH IN THE STREET.

a TROUBLESOME TRENCH in THE STREET.
COMMISSIONER GILROY, HOWEVER, SAYS THE
CONTRA CTOR is ONLY DOING HIS DUTY.
Some of the merchants doing business in West one
hundred and twenty fifth Il. complaining bitterly
because as they say. John COnneH, jr., contractor
who is laying the main for the new CrOton aque
duct in that street. has kept the pavements dug up an
unnecessarily long time. shutting of access to the
stores to customers arriving in carriages COninlS-
sioner GilrOy Of the Board of Public Works, invest
gated these complaints and said that the contractor
seemed 10 be carrying the work according TO Spec
ncations At any rate il outside Of his depart
ment and he could DO nothing. Some of the mcr-
chants have paid the contractor for bridging over the
trench in front their stores. and this gave rise 10
a story that he contractor had been blackmailng the
business men,
Chief Engineer Eirdsall, Of the Aqucduct, said
Yesterday that Connells work had been delayed for
about three weeks by the operations in that street Of
the subway men, but that the work proceeding
a. RAPIDLY a possible. The contractor, he said, was
completing about seventy five feet per day, and within
a few daNs the work would ic finished as far Wcst
as Eighth-aVc. As the trench j. eleven feet wide
the earth and stones hll the entire side oi the street
from the curb 10 the car tracks. Mr.. COnnel, uc
Chif Engineer said, doing the work III IN" usual
way, and when business men had asked to have
the trench in front of their places bridged over the
work had been at their expense. There had been no
extOrton and no unnecessary delay.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Ereru year we make up two grades

Every year we make up two grados
of medium priced rough-faced over, over,
coats. of the best goods we can ma
and in the best manner we can allord,
TO sell at sl5 and at SlS. They are
for men who either think that guahty
good enough, or who cannot afford 10
spend more. The garments are hot
fine. but are both good and good-look,,
ing better than the usual SO ana
SIS Overcoat because marked at a
very close profit.
We have sold fewer than we eX-
pected. because our early trade has
called for the higher grades, and the
season has favored men who don't buy
clothes they are not obliged to have.
1t looks as though warm Overcoats
would now be required and we propose
TO let these two lines go at reduced
prices. The fifteen-dollar Coats at
$3.50. The eighteen-dOllar Coats at
$3.50. Blacks and Blues of both.
Stores open this evening until >
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

DOBBS FERRY.-Iom II. Paterson twenty seven
| year, old. who wa shot by william Tobin in the
liquor shop Of John Francis Christmas Day, died at
| his home on sunday night. Coroner NOidqu-t toOh
the dying man, statement in regard to the affair 10
The cfcct that the shooting accident. Paterson
| cNOncIaicd TObln from blame but the latter was
arrested and held 10 await the action Of the Coroner
| NONKERS.-The Mayor has sold III 900 three per
| Michael i. Mitchell Henry II. Ills aud Patrick
| Nlaleh have been appointed commissioners TO take
an easement Tor extending llarriottst sewer 10 lhc
bulhhcad line. II has been decided by the Com
ciy charter 50 a> 10 permit the issuing os bonds dur
lnS the lcNt three years. not exceeding TtOUOO, NOT
more than 10000 of which shall De issued in any ono
Horatio seymour Post has elected Or. g. -. Balch
commander \. q. Krllwood. senior vice commander
dorc Van Nc,s quartcrnastcr John For-l H. chaplain
: Crane, officer Of the day. \. :. Radcliffe officer
Of The guard. and Jane, l.. Odci sergeant
WHITE PLAINs.-Thc Republican Register elect,
Captain John storms OF Pcck,kll VIII succeed j. -.
Miller. Democrat. in the Registers Office tomorrow.
County Judge Mills CRcpJ viii enter upon another
term Of six years, and Henry E,scr Rcp), OF East
chester VIII take The place Of joseph TompAlhs DEM
III the Supcrntcndcncy OF the Poor.
TAI,RYTOWN.-Thc Board of Water Commi. Sioner,
have purchased an acre Of land and the Mhemyrc
e|cn e~gng ADJOINING ihe i2r 9@d G sga
GnEhefr. solomon Lodge 40 1910, i ai'u a. VI
Mas elected The following officers. sannfl Glenn,
MoiEah FurGy' secretary A. De KcveiIe., H'i,urer
v. Il. John Dennis, =. D.. Charlie, NanderDlH J. ID. :
Jane, Logan chaplain: Lewis \. ieIwc, marshal.
and John j. Vanderbilt trustee for three years.
Mt KlsCO.-Ihc thirty acre farm Of J0hn Hewlett
north of this village. purcha- twenty nve year, ago
for $1,000, sold on IriC for II 200.
4 series Of burglarics perpctratcd In this vicinity dur
ing the last week has caused the Board n trustees 10
oler reward Of $50 for the arrest of the criminals
The h0use, of \. W. Young. supervisor r VI. Car
peutcr and stephen Lyon have been etern ana robbed
Of snycrwarc and clothing valued at TJoo Adams
Bros store has also been robbed oi ciothng valued
at 5000 Louis Sarcs has been arrested on suspicion
and committed 10 White Plains jail \ number Of tho
stolen articles have been found IN the barn, on the
premises Of George Flcwcn.
MOUNT NERNON.-Famcs aud SMOKE were dis
covered at 10 O'Clock saturday night issuing from the
story frame building near FnhaVc' ana Flr,t t.
and occupied the supervisor, ana I0wn Clerks
office. Fircmcn promptly cXtinguisncd ihe hre' which
was believed 10 be the work of an lncchulaIN'
EWROCHELLE.-Charles H. Young mas resigned
the chairmanshp Of the Republican Assembly District
Committee and also his membership In the Republican
County Committee and Town Committee. lie pro
poses 10 withdraw from active politics
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Rogers, Peet & Co.
THREE )Prince.
BROADWAY Warren.
STORES. } 32d.sL

prevent split in the organization resulted IN the
choice of Jastrow Alexander the candidate of the op-
position to the Coroner +. A. Lederle, Mr.. LeVys
man. withdrew. Otto Won Berries was elected senior
vice commander.
Mrs Martha y. Swan, widow, age hfty-elGht' VINO
for some years has lived with her sister. Mrs & T.
Hamilton al No. Al West Thirty fourth ST., was found
dead in bed on Sunday morning, having been suilo-
Gated ly gas In putting out the lights of the gas
stove in her rOOm she had failed to shut OH te no"
of gas.
Tic Veteran Club. of No 400 Grandst., has elected
the following officers: F. W. HOfee, president James
Duffy president: John McPhillps, secretary John
A. Mitchell treasurer Edward Brennan y. H. Lane
and Anthony Ilcrtman trustees. The new OihoerS VIII
be present on New Years Day to receive the friends
OF the club
Mrs Mary Smith, who was buried on Sunday rom
her home No. 277 East Fortyscventh st., was one
OF the biggest women in this city. She weighed al
most 700 pounds but was active despite her great
size Mrs. Smith, who was an IRISH woman, dIed from
heart disease Christmas night. The undertaken
was obliged TO have coffin made to order Tor her
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
GIVING s35 600 FoR CHARITY.

The will Of John Hooper, president Of the Colwell
Lead Company, who died last week, has been filed
for probate. The estate is estimated TO amount 10
81 900 OOO BY the terms Of the will $1,000 apiece
is left to the Lucreta Mott Dispensary, Brooklyn
Bureau of Charities, Brooklyn orphan Asylum, So
ciey for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, So
ciey for Improving the Condition of Frendess Women
and Children. The sum Of 5000 is left for pub
lie fountain in Brooklyn thoroughfare, and a
like sum for a similar object in New-NOrh One OF
Mr. UOoper's daughters is diSnherited for marrying
Dr. John A. Steurcr against her parents wishes and
another gets 500 900. the reason given being that
she has separated from her husband. to whom her
father objected. The principal portion OF the prop.
erty goes to the SON. the superintendent of the Colwel
Iead Comuany.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
TILE DEATH oF MISS COOK.

Howard I. Terrell. Of No. 4j3 statc-st, who was
sought for by the police in connection with the dea'h
Of Miss Lille " Cook of No. IL Dcbevoise Place, was
brought back to the city yesterday from Luzerne.
Saratoga County to which place the police traced NM
The inquest regarding the death Of the girl was begun
by Coroner Rooney last evening.
The result Of the inquest was verdict to the eiec
that an operation had been performed by DR.. Van
Zile assisted by Howard Terrell, but the jury was
uncertain whether il caueed death not. The evi-
dcuce included a statement made by Miss Cook to her
mother that she visited Dr. Van Ze with young
Terrell three times confession by Terrell, IN re
Police Captain Campbell. Terrell was locked up at
the Adams street Police station. No trace OF Dr.
Van Zc has been found.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
OF Honor,

As the fast Atlantic Express was leaving Den
yer and had Just attained its best speed, a man
was seen 10 rush 10 the back platform of tho iast
car and jump of. The bell rope was vi"IenfIy
jerked, the train slowed up, stopped and backed
up u near where the man lay Train hands and
passengers crowded around him, and 10 ever,
ones surprise he was found 10 be uninjured. save
for a few bruises and scratches
On beirg questioned as TO why he jumped Of he
said
Day before yesterday | went to a store and
bought a bottle Of Rogers Royal Nervine and had
it charged. ! forgot TO go IN before came
away: and, as il saved my life, decided 10 risk
mine 20 pay for it, and so jumped of.
And he walked back 30 Denver and paid One
Dollar for his Rogers Royal Nervine.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

PLEADING; INSANITY TO BREAK BARGAIN
Testimony was taken before Vice Chancellor Pitney
Yesterday in the suit of DR.. Charles NJ Howe against
Robert Foes FoIIes is wholesale toy dealer at NO
as Chambersst., New-York, and owns consoeraoe
property in Passaic. ~ j. In March laSt ne oieieu
some OF his property for sale, ana Dr. Howe as'oou
nurcbase IL for s22 OOo paying 1000 to bind tho
harcoln. subequently Follcs refused 10 fulfil his
contract and Dr. Howe brought suit. II Is said that
the property is worth $4,000 and that folles was
suffering from temporary insanity when he agreed to
sell IL for less. lie laboring under the dcision
that he was financially embarrassed when such was
not the case. The Vlc6ChancellOr reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
ruE srIC1DE oF MOLLER A NlYsTEEY.

The relatives of Edward c. Moer. who committed
suicide sunday night at his home, No. 100 lludsonst.
arc unable TO attribute any motive for his act. lie
was wealthy and popular His father, sugar refner,
committed suicide in the manner about nine years
ago, after he had lost some 100000 in speculation.
After his death his estate appraised at 100000.
Edward has been engaged for several years
in the wallpaper trade In New-Iork. some
Of his friends say that he had ---en
speculating Wall street recently, and had lost con
siderable money. lie was also patron OF the turi,
and backed the heavily but II Is agreed by those
who were i'm his confidence that his losses dld not
seriously impair his fortune and that his estate Is now
worth at least 100000. some months ago MOler
lost two children from Giphthcria, and shortly after
that began drinking heavily. 1t Is Thought that MS
mind may have been ancctcd.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
DECEMBER 3d. I-TWELvE fA1E
mapdcd The demand was made but James refused

u.,aed The demand was made but James refused
TO honor II.
NORwALK supplementary TO the action OF Prose
cutting Attorney Gray in causing the arrest OF H. ~.
Woodw-ard treasurer of the South Norwalk CluD on
n technical charge OF selling liquor to members Hltu'
out license was a raid made on the clu-rOOHl ea'ur
dav night by borough officers acting under the IN
structions of Gray the seizure OF several botes
time and the G. atcst confusion cnsned. Mr. Wood
wards trial Is set for to-day, and the cllib men ana
citizens generally await the issue with interest,"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
xvusr IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Su,.,o committee on Relations with Canada. Holman
Hoase, 10 a. m. ~,
hoard Of Aldermen, CITY Hs'l. c,. Hall
slo,rd "a Estimate and Apportonment, CITY nan,
Funeral OF Robert Carter. Scotch fresoy'eii '"''N
10 n m. -. cA,,eh Rrookiyn. 10
Wa,chnicht services in Methodist Episcopal onor"o o
Examination OF Chu Fong, Tombs Police Ooui' 'V " "
pIice and pilot Commissioners meetings. ,.,
c,iScns, RIcvcle Club reception, No. % west sNueh
st., evening. . ..- ,,s,.o, ava evoninr
I,si I'D it r,rv entertainment at Harlem Republican
Club s ID.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRlDGEPORT.-John Mn!lOy, a well known real
estate operator has brought suit n equity against hi
son. James Mnlloy claiming damages In the sum Of
100000. He alleges that about ten years ago he
decided 20 his son property 20 the amount named with
the understanding that James was 10 hold the same
il trust for him and deed the same back when dc
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICIIMOND.-Miss Florence Clark, untll
recently saesgrl In the confectionery store OF Frank
Grinshaw, has brought suit for breach OF promise
against her former employer
ARLINGTON.-Thc formal opening OF the Arthur
Kills Bridge staten Island sound from Arlington
S. L. to EllzabethpOr, y. j. VIII take place TO morrow"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

DEATH OF TIE REV. W. W. MONTGOMERY.
The Rev W. W. Montgomery, rector Of the Episcopal
Church Of II. Thomas. at NamarOncck, who died on
saturday night at the age Of siXty-twO. was the
grandson Of Bishop White, Of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Montgomery had been rector the church for eighteen
years. The funeral services will take place al II.
ThOmas's Church and the body viii be taken to Pila
dcphia for burial
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
HOME NEWS.
App1vAIs Ar THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE fOinhS
RREyooRT-rrofesser S. z. Langiey' on " - phcSa
FIFTH AyENuF-Scnator Nelson W. Aorieh, % ,snvu S
Is.nd Charles Levi woodbury.. Charles A. s,nsiass @ -
ca,onci Innas n Feench Boston and General Ason "
Saraos GriStsy-Thomas Mc0rcevy. Of Mon'resi &
AN-Senstor john p. Joaes Of Nstsos anu 1s
40, NJ O. butler OF South Carolina NOf'"NN"
ssn.,or G. p yeddcr, Of Eicottvile. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
GArIirREn ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The present board Of Aldermen held its final meet
ing yesterday. Aldermen atLargc Blohm and Cam
erOn Dcm.l, and District Aldermen Weeks, Walker.
smith and Schluc,,er ORepl and Murphy (Dem.l, re-
tire at the close Of the year
John r. Martin, OF the Federal Republican
Club, and Il member Of the Republican General Com
mittee, died Oh Sunday at No. 80 Tlird-st., at the
age Of twenty six. lie was connected with the
Walth0m Watch Company.
The body ct Arthur W. Benson was taken 10 his
home, at No. 2lf Columbia Heights, yesterday, and
the funeral will take place to-day in Grace Episcopal
Church at ~ .. III. Mr. Benson died while fishing
at Enterprise. Fla, on Friday.
Albert Mascl. who attempted to suTocatc with gas
the family ot his former employer. Frederick W. Stcde
fcdcT, at No. 3O1 FOydst., on sunday morning, ana
who then attempted 10 hill Nj. Stedcfcdcr with u
r,tol was arraigned before Police Justice Kenna yes
crday upon charges Of burglary and assault in the
-ccond degree. lie WAS held without bail.
The Company and Company baseball teams
will play championship baseball game at the 18th
Regiment ArmOry tonight
A motion for change Of venue was denied in the
Supreme Court Yesterday, in the suit Of Philip French
age eighty four, To $1,000 from DIR. Hermann
Knapp of New York for the death Of his wife Joanna,
age seventy four. Dr. Knapp nJ- charge 0t an eye
and ear hospital in New York. and Mrs. French went
10 il i'm Nav last for treatment for cataract. The
plantn alleges that his wife caught pneumonia from
exposure while there, causing her death.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
ELIZABETH.
pAsrops SEEKING NEW CHARGES.

PASTORS SEEKING NEW CHAh1f+o'
4 special convocation N the PTesbytery OF Eliza
beth was held yesterday afternoon at the Thlrd
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The Rev. ID. W. Skellenger,
of DnnclIen was dismissed to Albany, where he VIII
engage in mission work in connection with the Fourth
Presbyterian Church there. The Rev. George H. Pay
SON formerly pastor of the Presbyterian Church at
Newtown, Long Island was received, and WILL on
January 1G be installed pastor Of the First Presby-
tcran Church at Railway. The Rev. James VI.
Nourse was received from the Presbytery OF Washing
ton and arrangements will be made to install him
as pastor Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
at Elizabeth.
Munsen q Rollas stove works at EliZabethpOrt
have shut down for indefinite period, throwing
1875 men ont Of work. The cessation OF work IS
partly due to the annual stock taking and also TO
light demand for stoves owing 10 the mild weather.
1t is said that on the property purchased by St.
Patrck's Church last Saturday at Court and second
Sts., will be erected fine home for aged women Of
the parish
Miss Eva Matthews. Of No 936 East Jersey-st., who
was prominent in society and in church work, died
Yesterday from typhoid fever. Two other members
of the family have been stricken with the disease